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New Dramatic Star Cincinnati Symphony Begins RADIO LIGHTS Brahms Cycle The Cincinnati Symphony Orches- tra this week inaugurates its widely GUESTARS OF THE WEEK: Richard Barthelmcss will be heard heralded Brahms Cycle—a special sea- on Friday, January 21. . . . Gladys Su arthout to be interviewed son of four pairs of concerts devoted by Elza Schallert before leaving for New York where she will begin season with the Metropolitan Opera Company .. . she just completed her exclusively to the major works of fourth motion picture, "Romance in thc Dark." ... Arlene Hershey, soprano, Johannes Brahms. will be soloist with the Rochester Civic Orchestra. . . . Richard Crooks, In spacious, historic Music Hall, operatic tenor, guest soloist with "Sunday Evening Hour." .. . John Smith, the Orchestra, under the baton of brilliant 15-year-old clarinetist of Port Washington, New .York, with Frank Eugene Goossens, will present, at 2:45 Simon's Armco Band. . . . H. H. Heimann of the Department of Corn- o'clock Friday afternoon and 8:30 nterce's Business Advisory Council is guest speaker on "Story of Industry." .. . Apollo Boys Choir on "Columbia Chorus Quests." .. .Duke Ellington's o'clock Saturday evening, a program orchestra and Sidney Phillips, saxophonist, guests on "Saturday Night Swing consisting of the famous "Academic Club." .. . Sidney G. McAllister in a talk about industry's contribution to Festival" Overture; the Symphony the American standard of living on "Voice of Niagara." . . . Columbia No. 3 in F-major, and the Piano Con- Workshop" presents "Alexander the Great," written by the class in radio certo No. 2 in B-flat major. script writing at N. Y. U. .. . Norman Gordon, guest vocalist with Richard WKRC will feed the Friday after- noon program to the Columbia net- Himber's "Hit Parade" orchestra. . . . Edward G. Robinson will present work from 3:00 to 3:35 .p.m.(E.S.T.) "Big Town" from New York since he is there for a two-week period. .. . Edward Everett Horton, one of radio's most sought after guests, goes to when Lee Bland acts as commeneator. Al Jolson show this week. . . .Lou Holtz guesting for Al Pearce's gang Robert Casadesus, eminent French pianist, will be the soloist of the occa- who will soon leave on a round-the-country tour. .. . Adolphe Menjou and sion. Although Casadesus has won Veree Teasdale, Stoopnagle and Budd to visit Jack Oakie. . . . William 'world-wide fame and has made one Fay, station manager of WHAM, Cleveland, to try vocals on "Music Is MY previous tour of America, this will be Hobby." .. . Adolphe Menjou to make another appearance when be visits his first Cincinnati appearance. "Calling All Stamp Collectors." . . . St. Peter's College in Newark, and Jascha Heifetz, pronounced by many Georgian_ Court College in Lakewood, will compete in NBC Spelling Bee. critics as he greatest living violinist, .. . George Stewart will speak on "Learning" during the "Call to Youth" will be the soloist at the second pair program, Saturday. .. . Dr. Lynn Harold Hough, Dean of th e Drew Theo- of concerts of the Brahms Cycle, on logical Seminary, and Rabbi Harry J. Stern, of the Temple Emanu-El, Friday afternoon and Saturday night, Montreal, Canada, will be the "Church of the Air" speakers. .. . Clyde January 28 and 29. He will be heard Barrie will make a return appearance with "Magazine of the Air." . .. in the Violin Concerto in D-major. "Exits and Entrances," one of the most popular features of the "American Nan Grey -was chosen after an intensive search to play the Conductor Goossens also has pro- School of the Air" will conclude its 1937-38 'term. .. . Margaret Speaks, lead role in "Those We Love," the new serial heard over NBC, grarnmed for these concerts Brahma' young American soprano, to be soloist with "Voice of Firestone" program. including WCKY and WLS, Tuesdays, at 8:00 p. m. (E.S.T.). Fourth Symphony and the Variations on a Theme, by Haydn. MODERN CINDERELLA IN DEMAND: Is there one modern Cin- Ticket prices for each of the con- derella amongst the millions of radio listeners—or does every woman se- Lily Pons To Star With John certs range from 50'cents to $3. Reser- cretly harbor desires that are seemingly beyond her reach? This question vations may pe made by communi- will be answered before February 8th for the FIRST TIME IN RADIO Charles Thomas in Metropolitan cating with Ralph H. Kunkle, Sym- HISTORY phony ticket manager, 121 E. Fourth Miss Elizabeth Arden, known the world over as the foremost authority St., Cincinnati. on beauty, has announced a contest via her "Music of Romance" program Matinee of "Barber of Seville" heard every Tuesday evening at 10:00 p. m. (E.S.T.), over the Mutual network and starring Eddy Duchin and his orchestra. Rossini's rollicking "Barber of Se- Answer Questions Really in search of a modern Cinderella, the contest might be called ville" will be given its first Metro- "A Dream Come True." It is based on the fact that Miss Elizabeth Arden politan Opera performance in six years feels there are countless numbers of women in America whose "Dream when it is broadcast on Saturday, Jan- Come True" would be— uary 22, from the stage of the Metro- I) A trip to New York with first class accomodations. 2) A three-week stay in New York aethe very best Hotel. politan, beginning at 1:55 p. m. 3) A complete course of beauty treatments from top to toe in Eliza- (E.S.T.), over NBC, including WCKY, beth Arden's Fifth Avenue Salon. • WLW and WSM. 4) A private limousine and chauffeur. Lily Pons will sing the role of \ 5) Her clothes styled by Elizabeth Arden. Rosina, and John Charles Thomas will ;Three weeks of an exciting New York—Entertainment—Parties—Every moment a dream—ALL Free. be heard as the immortal barber, The conditions are simple—Elizabeth Arden asks all women, "What is Figaro. Bruno Landi, tenor, will sing your most personal beauty problem and why haven't you overcome it?" the Count of Almaviva, Pompilio They should write the answer to this question directly to Miss Elizabeth Malatesta, basso, will have the role of Arden, Fifth Avenue, New York. Every woman who writes will receive Rosina's guardian, Dr. Bartolo, and immediately a souvenir from Elizabeth Arden—one of her powder puffs, Ezio Pinza will be the music master, containing a generous sample of Illusion and Cameo powders. Don Basilio. The writer of the very best letter mailed on or before February 8, 1938, Gennaro Papi will conduct. The will "Have Her Dream Come True"—and New York will be hers for three broadcast will mark the beginning of weeks. Miss Pons' eighth season at the Metro- politan Opera House, and also will be NEWS AND NOTES: Tommy Riggs has been signed to a Universal the third Metropolitan revival to be pictures contract. . . . Eleanor Jarrett will discuss making movies under heard over NBC this season. water on "For Men Only," January 24. ... Johnny the Call Boy is back on the air after a brief illness.... Jack Benny's San Francisco broadcast netted CAST OF "BARBER OF SEVILLE"

a request for 3,000 tickets. .. .The Voice of Experience employes four The Count of Alinaviva..Bruno Landi, tenor secretaries to handle his mail. .. . Dr. Frank Black will be permanent con- Dr. Bartolo Pompilio Malatesta, basso Rosina Lily Potts, soprano WCKY's telephone switchboard buzzes incessantly every week- ductor of the "Cities Service Concerts" beginning February 4. . . . 170 Figaro John Charles Thomas, baritone Don Basilio Ezto Pinza, basso day afternoon from 4:30 to 5:00 o'clock (E.S.T.) when Bill Dye people were auditioned for the eight roles in the "Those We Love" show. Florello Wilfred Engelmann, baritone and his Information Bureau go on the air. Bill and his assistants, •• • Waring's Pennsylvanians really made a comeback by breaking all Berta Irra Petina, mezzo-sopralio An Official Giordano Paltrinieri, tenor John Reynolds and Virginia Golden (left to right) endeavor to cords at New York's Paramount theatre and many Conductor Gennaro Papi Chorus Master Fausto Cleva answer "right off the bat" questions phoned in by listeners direct Stage Director Desire Defrere" to the telephone at the microphone. 3 RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDINO JANUARY 28. 1938 ANDERSON'S 2ND PLAY TO BE AIRED "Mad Russian" Really Gets Mad Play Involves Lives Stars o "Double Everything" Of Prisoners In Russian Revolt

Maxwell Anderson, distinguished American playright, has just complet- ed his second original radio drama, "Second Overture," written especial- ly for the National Broadcasting Com- pany, which will be presented over that network on Saturday, January 29 from 9:30 to 10:00 p.m. (EST). The scene of the one-act play is a small damp cellar in the city of Tiumen, East of Moscow during the Russian Revolution in 1918, where a small group of refugees ate huddled together, surrounded by armed guards, awaiting disposition at the hands of the authorities who have taken them prisoner. Part in verse, part in prose, but always in brilliantly dramatic terms, Maxwell Anderson delineates their fate, presenting at the same time a stirring argument for tolerance and sanity in social justice. The characters in the play include Princess Thalin and her two daugh- Here is Bert Gordon, the "Mad Russian," of Eddie Cantor's ters, Olga and Katerina; their but- show heard every Wednesday night over CBS, including WKRC, ler, Krug; Lugan, a peasant; Colonel WHAS, and WHIO, at 8:30 p. m. (E.S.T.). Lvov, a young officer; Adam a law- yer; Rostov, former lieutenant in the Vocal duets by the Bailey Sisters are regular highlights of "Stepmother" Russian Army; Revel, a lad of the Championship Fights the "Double Everything" program over CBS, including WKRC, twenties; General Plehve, a retired WHAS, and WHIO, Sunday, at 6:30 p. m. (E.S.T.). of Yesteryear officer; Bishop Andre; Gregor, an exile escaped from the Siberian "Meet the Missus" Here is the schedule of WCPO's mines; and Charash, a commissar of "Championship Fights of Yester- the revolution. year" program, broadcast each In the cast will be Mariana Fiory, Monday from 8:15 to 8:45 p. m. Helen Walpole, Adele Harrison, (E.S.T.). Harry Hartman will Waldemar Kappel, Stanley Waxman, give a blow-by-blow description of Charles Webster, Mogran Farley, Bur- the fights. ford Hampden and George Gaul, all January 17th—Tunney-Dempsey of whom have had long experience in (first contest) (Sept. 23, 1926) the theater and radio. January 24th—Jeffries-C or b ett .(second fight) (Aug. 14, 1903) January 31st — Willard -Dempsey (July 4, 1919) Council of Jewish Women February 7th—Fitzsimmons-Jeffries (first contest) (June 9, 1899) Celebrate 45th Anniversary February 14th—Johnson-Willard (April 5, 1915) The forty-fifth anniversary of the February 21st—Tommy Burns-Jack National Council of Jewish Women, Johnson (December 26, 190£) the oldest organization of its kind February 28th—Dempsey -Firpo in the United States, will be observed (September 14, 191?3) • in a special broadcast, from New March 7th— Jo hn so n-Ketchell York and Pittsburgh on Wednesday, • (October 16, 1909) January 26, from 9:30 to 10:00 p.m., March 7th—Tunne- Dempsey (EST), over NBC, including WCKY (second contest) (Sept. 22, and WLS. It was just ayear ago on January 18 that Fitzpatrick Brothers, 1927) George T. Messersmith, Assistant makers of Kitchen Klenzer, began their program, "Meet the March 21st— Johnson -Jeffries Bundra Love, chic and lovely, Secretary of State, principal speaker Missus," over WKRC. The broadcasts have been aired six times ,(July 14, 1910) does not look like the ogree the at the celebration banquet to be held weekly since that time. Shown in the above photograph, left to March 28th—Jef f ries -Sharkey children think she is in the dra- in the William Penn Hotel, Pitts- right, are A. I. Friedman, Cincinnati representative for Kitchen (Nov. 3, 1899) burgh, will be heard during the Klenzer; Maynard Craig, who conducts the broadcasts; Mrs. John April 4th— Jeffries -Fitzsimmons matic serial "Stepmother" which broadcast. From New York, the pro- McCudden, who was in charge of the first meeting held for the (second contest) July 25, 1902) is heard over CBS, including gram will include a dramatization, broadcast; Mrs. C. Ries, chairman of the Mercy P. T. A., who April 18th—Marvin Hart-Tommy entitled "Council on Parade," depict- WKRC and WHAS. Mondayk held their meeting at Domestic Arts Guild on Tuesday, January Burns (February 25, 1906) ing the activities of the National 18, 1937; and Mr. W. H. Campbell, director of the Domestic Arts May 2nd—Jeffries-Corbett (May through Fridays at 5:45 p. m. Council of Jewish Women during its Guild, where the luncheon was held. "Meet the Missus" is aired 11, 1900) (E.S.T.). forty-five years of existence. over WKRC Mondays through Saturday at 2:15 p. m. 4 RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING JANUARY 28, 1938

ers, Jane Froman, Ramona, the Weekly RADIO DIAL Chariteers, and others who have gone to the networks and stardom went 22 East 12th St., Cincinnati, Ohio THIS IS RADIO through the same channels of audi- Six Months for $1.00. Single Coties .5 cents tioning as do today's aspirants. Brief- Itanto Dim. brings you the latest available programs and news of your favorite station% and By BILL BAILEY ly, let us outline the procedure of a artists. All programs listed are correct up to press-time, but are, of course, subject to WLW-WSAI audition. later changes by networks and local stations. The prospective talent is asked to Telephone•-•.CHorry 0710-0711 J. A. ROSENTHAL, Editor This is the first of a series story of auditions. Mr. Herman, on fill out a card, setting forth his or her of weekly articles designed to leave of absence from the St. Louis specialties. Arthur Chandler, Jr., di- Vol. VII. WEEK ENDING JANUARY 28, 1938 No. 37 give Radio Dial readers and Municipal Opera Company, is rec- rector of auditions, escorts the as- fans the "inside" of their en- ognized as one of the country's fore- pirants, one by one, into a regular tertainment. Written by Bill most talent scouts. Our conversa- broadcasting studio. In a reception Bailey, director of Press Re- tion took place at a recent Friday room, some distance away, sits the au- THE TYRANNY OF TIME lations for WLW and WSAI, night audition at the Nation's Station dition board, composed of program Around newspaper offices there is a venerable axiom which says that and veteran newspaper fea- and Cincinnati's Own Station. officials, listening at a receiving set. if a dog bites a man that's not news, but if a man bites a dog that is news. ture writer, the series will For the benefit of those who might The person auditioning is not seen Radio turned up one of these man-bites-dog stories January 6, when embrace interviews with those be under the impression that unless by members of the board. Judgment America's Town Meeting staged its liveliest session of the current season. responsible for the building one has "pull" or "ins" the chances is based entirely upon the entrant's First, Wendell Wilkie and Robert H. Jackson went to the mat over the of radio programs.—Editor's of getting into radio are most remote, voice. government and business issue. Then the Town Hall audience poured in a Note. let it be said that for years every One by one Mr. Chandler intro- raking fire of questions. Perched on the edges of their chairs, radio list- aspirant at the Nation's Station has duces (over the microphone) those eners glanced fearfully at the clock. But 10:30 came, and still the battle "Radio is inclined to pass up scores been given consideration. From the to be auditioned. Sometimes there are raged. Not until eight minutes of overtime had elapsed, did NBC pull of potential stars of tomorrow and un- day his first experimental station went eight or ten. More often, however, switches on the broadcast. less program moguls do an about face, on the air in 1921 Powell Crosley, 50 to 100 budding stars report for the time is coming when outstanding Jr., president of the Crosley Radio As when a man bites a dog, this incident is news because it reverses auditions each Friday night. Mem- the normal. talent will be at a premium. In com- Corporation, has taken a keen inter- bers of the board listen intently. Fre- parison with the number of major est in budding talent. WLW long has Ordinarily, time is the unchallenged tyrant of American broadcasting. quently a second song is requested, programs on the air today, radio as been recognized as the outstanding Every program is alloted so many minutes: 15, 30, 60. When it has run or the youth who would be a second a whole is doing little to develop un- station in the country in developing its course it must leave the air, no matter how interesting or enjoyable it Paul Sullivan, Peter Grant or Lowell knowns." and training singers, actors, announc- may be. Thomas is asked to read some news Such was the declaration of Chester ers and other talent. Generally, the President is the only personage who besides special events copy at sight. Every possible oppor- Herman, program consultant of WLW Just how many of those who audi- broadcasts can violate the rule. There have also been a few occasions when tunity is given each applicant. and WSAI, the Crosley Radio Cor- tion "make the grade?" That's a dif- a former president has been permitted to do it. But it is rare indeed when poration stations, when this corre- ferent story, yet such stars as Bailey Although radio as a whole, ac- a regularly scheduled program is allowed to exceed its alloted time. spondent asked him to unfold the Axton, NBC tenor; the Mills Broth- cording to Mr. Herman, demands The fact that only routine features followed America's Town Meeting previous experience, the Nation's Sta- does not make its extension any the less noteworthy. The same circum- tion has discovered and developed any stances frequently prevail when sustaining programs are ended "on the number of amateurs or non-profes- nose." sionals, through the weekly auditions. The usual justification for radio's subserviance to the clock is listener Those amateurs "without previous ex- convenience. The broadcasters explain that programs begin and end on the 4 perience" are the ones on whom ra- £ReNpée69 ?to STATIC dio must depend, said Mr. Herman. appointed second so listeners can be sure of dialing given features. There "How did the stage and screen is something to be said . for that. But it is not the complete explanation. THE MAIL BOX stars get started?" he asked, then gave Programs are creatures of the clock because time on the air is the only his own answer as he continued, commodity the broadcasters have to sell. So long as it is, this merchandise "Certainly not because they were must be cut as contracts specify. Yet the Town Meeting incident emphasizes Dear Editor: Editor, Radio Dial: turned down for lack of experience. the desirability of a more flexible policy for non-commercial programs. Dear Sir: I have been listening to Charley Every outstanding personality in the There are many periods of the broadcasting day when one sustaining McCarthy's show for some time but First of all Iwant to say how much entertainment field had to begin program follows another. Allowing one to exceed its appointed time when- have found it almost impossible to Ienjoy the chant of the tobacco sales- somewhere. Producers with foresight ever its value warrants that would work no commercial hardship. Frequently listen to the Stroud Twins. They are man on "Your Hollywood Parade." took those with talent and developed it would permit programs to be developed in far more effective fashion, as lousy and should be taken off the air. This is very original and seems to be them. So must radio accept the un- witness the Town Meeting. Indeed, the chief sufferers would be studio They ruin the best program on the air. the added touch to a successful pro- knowns with ability and train them traffic managers, to whom time has become a "sacred cow." I like the new setup of RADIO DIAL gram. But Dick Powell better stop for bigger things." Listeners who dial the short waves have noted that foreign broadcasters although Ibelieve it would be a good having guest vocalists on his show or As program consultant of the are not ruled by the stopwatch. BBC programs run their natural course, idea to add cartoons to the book. his sponsors will find out how bad he Crosley stations, Mr. Herman is in. regardless of hard-and-fast schedules. Sincerely yours, really is. terested in young men and women To be sure, commercial commitments preclude the same freedom on the CARL ADAMS, Rosemary Lane is the bright spot of with unusual ability. Cincinnati's American air. Nevertheless, the Town Meeting incident establishes a prece- the show. It's a shame they couldn't Mt. Healthy. Own Station has under way a plan dent that might well be followed in the case of many sustaining programs. put her sister, Priscilla, on at the same whereby new talent will be introduced When bowing to time ceases to be a necessity it becomes a mere fetish. time. to Cincinnati and territory. And radio should be old enough to outgrow some of its fetishes. Dear Sir: Sincerely yours, Janette, the sensational new sing- CLAYTON BONETTE, Since the General Motors S. in- ing starette of WSAI, was discovered Route 4, Butler County. by Mr. Herman a short time ago dur- phony orchestra has been taken off ing a regular audition. He predicts EMERY DEUTSCH VIOLINIST the air I wonder if it wouldn't be big things for her. Will she "make possible to have some other musical Dear Editor, Radio Dial: the grade?" Will Janette become a program take its place. The airwaves Play, Fiddle, Play . . . For your After organizing his own gypsy or- It seems as if Horace Heidt's or- star—one of the outstanding "finds" are filled with classical music now and loved ones a melody .. . The violin chestra at Fordram University, and chestra has lost some of its zip since of 1938? I think it would be wise to take other sang its haunting refrain. broadcasting over WAHG, the fore- being transferred to the NBC network. "That depends on three most im- such programs off the air. Born in Budapest in 1907, Emery runner of the present Columbia Anyway his programs aren't as good portant things," said Mr. Herman. I am happy to learn that Sid Ten Deutsch came to America before he Broadcasting System, Emery returned as they were when he was with Colum- Eyck is out of the DIAL. His column was old enough to swing a bow string. to Budapest for further musical study. bia on Monday night. Yvonne King, was just a waste of space as far as I Next week "This is Radio" Somewhat of a child prodigy, he stud- On his return to New York he his star soloist has been just as good was concerned. Let's have more pic- will discuss the requisites ied with Franz Kneizel at the Dam- became musical director of WABC, but the others in the orchestra aren't. tures. necessary for stardom as set rosch Institute of Musical Art, grad- the key station of CBS, where he Ilike your new column, Symphonic WKRC's new show "Tours Through forth by Chester Herman, uating with honors. However, music slaved to build the infant industry Strains, as well as the others. It's a Tuneland" is punk. The vocalists program consultant of WLW was not the sole interest of his life of radio. He has furnished musical wise move to tell the readers what don't come up to the standards of the and WSAI. In the next story in those early years. accompaniment to such stars as Bing programs to look for in the way of script which is very well written. An also Arthur Chandler, Jr., di- Emery showed how nicely esthetics Crosby, Kate Smith, Morton Downey classical music. I appreciate it and I orchid to Ruth Lyons. rector of the Crosley audition and athletics could be blended to- and many others and then, in 1932, hope Clinton Brooks continues as a board, will explain how aspir- Sincerely yours, gether when he was chosen to rep- he wrote "Play, Fiddle, Play," a song regular columnist. ing stars may help themselves. resent the United high Mrs. HATTIE AHLERS, States as which became an immediate sensation. Yours very truly, Don't miss it. Order Radio jumper in the 1924 Olmpic games. (Continued to page 16) Berea, Ky. Miss BETTY BAUMAN. Dial now. RADIO DIAL. WEEK ENDING .JANUARY 28, 1938 5

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WCKY WLW WKRC WSAI WCPO WHIO WLS-WENR WSM WHAS Cincinnati (700 W.) Cincinnati (550 kc.) Cincinnati (1490 kc.) Cincinnati (1330 kc.) Cincinnati (1200 kc.) Dayton (1260 kc.) Chicago. Ill. (870 kc ) Nashville. Tenn. (6150 Ise.) Louisville. Ky. (ssoloe.) 6:30 Morning Round Up... Drifting Pioneers .. Jerry Foy Six-to-Niners Breakfast Express 5:30 Smile A While 6:45 Brown County Revelers Stockyard Reports ... 645 5:45 I. or Sunskistime Morning in Mountains Sing Before Breakfast 7:00 Morning Prayer WCPO News u 6:00 Asbury College ...... 7:1.5 Brown County Revelers Early Edition-News 7:15 Early Express Six-to-Nlners u u 6:15 " . Drifting Pioneers Dow's Dawn Patrol 7:30 73 Steve's Gang Cornelia on the Air. 6:30 I Ky. Girls & Hilltoppers Almanac Henry's Mountaineers. 745 u ell eb Gene Rupp.' Hugh Cross 6:45 Pat and Henry Delmore Brothers Ky. Tobacco Markets. 00 el 8:00 Southernaires N ... Family Prayer Period . Malcolm Claire N. WCPO Newi WHIO Almanac 7:00 News Report Almanac Early Morning - Peter Grant-News , 0 0 8:15 Good Morn. Melody N 8:15 Liebert Ensemble N Six to Niners Dunker's Club 7:15 Morning Jamboree Jamboree ...... Woman's Hour 8:30 et 61 8:3C News for Executives.. Hillbilly Try-outs .... Do You Remember N Little Tom 7:30 Morning Devotions WSM News 8A5 11. ---•••••• 845 Jack and Loretta N.. Yesterday's Favorites 7:45 Jolly Joe's Pals Vagabonds Ray Block C Breakfast Club N.... 9:00 Brown County Revelers WCPO News Ray Block, piano C. . . 8:00 Lulu Belle & Scotty.... Breakfast Club N Skeets Morris 9:15 Charlie's Singing Eton Boys C 08 0 9:15 Sunshine Express N.... Musical Menu Eton Boys C The Hilltoppers . . Fiddler's Fancy C.. eas Salt and Peanuts 9:3C School 9:30 Richard Maxwell C eb O. .... 8:30 News Report Golden West Fiddler's Fancy C..., 9:45 Synagogue of the Air 9:45 What Next? 9. 110 Fiddler's Fancy C 8:45 Don and Helen Cowboys Meador Lowrey-News 10:00 Sweethearts N Mail Bag Musical Calendar .... 10:00 Amanda Snow N WCPO News Newhio Flying Club 9:00 Joe's Junior Stars :7 Sweethearts of Air N Hardscrabble Folks- 7. 10:it Viennese Ensemble N Fred Feibel C 10:15 .1 •• Charioteers N Gene Austin . Fred Feibel, organ C 9:15 Homemaker's Chat . Fred Feibel, organ C 10.3i Child Grows Up N Manhatters N To be announced C 10:30 Knot Hole Club E. Fitzpatrick's Orch To be announced C 9:30 Chuck and Ray u u be 0 Banner Newshawk ... Let's Pretend C. Household Hour 10:45 Mt I& 9:45 w News and Markets Three Romeos N 81:05 My Health Children's Concert- "ifsto Leo. Freudberg's Merry-Go-Round Bureau of Recreation.. eV 10:00 Highi School - Parade- Halas Radio Colm. N Children's Philhar- 11:15 News, River, Weather Cincinnati Sym- 11:15 Orchestra M cc n Ebony and Ivory 10:15 Don and Helen Ford, Rush and Slim N monk Symphony 11:30 Our Barn N WLW School of Radio phony Orchestra C. 11:30 Army Band M ▪ •••-• . . You Shall Have Rhythm 10:30 WLS on Parade- Our Barn N concert C Silt 09 .0 11:45 • Week's Farm Review 10:45 Variety Talent ▪ 0.

12:00 WCKY News Modernaires The ,Captivators C 12:00 Chasin's Music WCPO News Captivators 11:00 Call to Youth N 12:15 Jayne Rohan ...... The Afternoon Edition Series N The Playboys 12:15 News 11:15 Chuck, Ray, Christine WSM News University of Louisville Geo. Hall's Orch. C Rex Battle's Concert 12:30 National Farm and National Farm and 12:30 Man on the Street Listener Speaks 11:30 How. Peterson, organ. National Farm and George Hall's 12:45 Home Hour N Ensemble N Horne Hour N 12:45 Melody Parade News, Weath'r, Mark's 11:45 Markets-News Home Hour N Orchestra C ee — •• Orientale C 1:00 -Ethel Shutta WCPO News .8 re Lot Mitchell Ayres' Orch. 12:00 Poultry Service Time.: Sunshine Sue 1:15 Michael Roscoe C..., 1:15 & Emery Deutsch Rhythm Rambles .0 .1 Don Jennings, songs.. 12:15 Grain Market Summ'y Skeets, Morris ..• I:3C Club Matinee N Club Matinee N . Buffalo Presents C 1:30 Lani McIntyre's Buffalo Presents C.. 12:30 Livestock Market Banner Newshawk Savings, Markets 1:45 Metropolitan Opera N Orchestra N From -Iowan-- "• el el Metropolitan Opera N 1:45 12:45 Otto & Novelodeons Metropolitan Opera N Buffalo Presents C 0 2:00 Madison Ensemblei- C-- 2:00 Campus Capers N WCPO News Madison Ensemble C 1:00 Home Talent Program Si 0. Madison Ensemble C 2:15 Meet the Missus 2:15 Siesta Columbia University C 1:15 .8 o ee Columbia University C 2:3( "In Town Tonight," 2:30 Your Host Is Tommy Tucker ... .. 18 in Town Tonight- 1:30 Grace Wilson, soloist In Town Tonight 2:45 from London C. 2:45 Buffalo N ... . Musk of the Dreamer O or Lon don C 1:45 Kentucky Girls London C 100 Ann Leaf at Organ C 3:00 Norman Brokenshire - Today's Winners Ann Leaf, organ C 2:00 Homemakers u u Ann Leaf, organ C.. 3:15 3:15 Variety Program M 2:15 Program 3:3C 011 Waltzes of World C 3:30 00 . Waltzes of the 2:30 Merry-Go-Round- Emmy's Band 345 3:46 81 Notes and News World C - 2:45 Variety Talent Waltzes of World C 4:00 4:00 Olga Kargan and WCPO News Between Bookends C 3:00 To be announced Between Bookends C 4:15 1. Lute. and Sturges' C 4:15 Chas. Sears N Today's Winners John Sturges: and 3:15 Melodies of Home 430 81 Sundown Serenade 4:30 Art. Wright, organ M Jam for Supper 111 8. Gertrude Lutz; C. 3:30 Sturgeon and Lutzi 110 C 4:45 Four Clubmen C 4:45 L. Freudberg's Or. M " " • .. Four Clubmen C 3:45 Four Clubmen C 5:0C Rakov's Orchestra N Rakov's Orchestra N. Story of Industry C 5:00 Top -Hatters N Memory Lan-. . Story of Industry C. 4:00 Rakce„v's Orchestra Rakov's Orchestra N. Story of Industry C-.7 5:15 5:15 .1 I. " ..• • . 4:15 et O. 5:30 Bobby Grayson's Truly American Leon Goldman's 5:30 Sammy Orch. Leon Goldman's 4:30 Bobby Grayson's Stamp Collectors N. Out o' the Dusk 5:45 5:45 Orchestra N Orchestra C Swing Time Orchestra C 4:45 Orchestra N Robison 's Buckaroos. 6.th Rex Maupin's The Little Choir . . Syracuse U. Singers C. 6:00 El Chico Revue N.... WCPO New, .. Columbia's Chorus 5:00 Merck Webers Freddie Rose Meador Lowrey, News a:e! Orchestra N Aces High Personalities on Parade 6:15 Dinner Club C 5:15 Quest Orchestra Sunday School Lesson Robison's Buckaroos .. 6:30 Allan Franklyn, sports Ben Feld's Orch. C 630 Shutta á Deutsch News Picture Parade 5:30 Harold Nagel's Story of the Shield Salt and Peanuts .... 6:45 Nathan Straus C 645 H. Nagel's Orch. N Saturday Eve News 5:45 Orchestra N Asher & Little Jimmie Asher & Little Jimmie 7:00- Renfro Valley Saturday Swing 7:00 Kaltenmeyer's WCPO News Message of Israel N Saturday Swing 600 Message of Israel N.- Sacred Quartet — Saturday Swing CTT 7:15 Barn Dance Session C 7:16 Kindergarten N Harmony Hall Session C 6:15 le .0 .1 7:30 Larry Lee's Seger Ellis Dr. Charles Welch.. lac Music by Meakin N . Carborundum Band C J. Garrigan's Orch 6:30 Eddie Varios' Uncle Natchel .8 .. u Voice of Niagara C.. 145 7:45 Orchestra Race Results Mitchell Ayres' Orch. 6A5 Orchestra Program 11:00 Columbia ,Workshop C Pat Barnes and His Spanish Strings Harry Lewis' Believe-It-Or-Not Columbia Workshop C 7:00 "Meet the Folks" Gold. West Cowboys Columbia 8:15 8:15 Barnstormers M Better Sportsmanship Orchestra N Ripley N 7:15 Cole and Hawn Workshop C 111:30 Spelling Bee N Jack Haley's Variety Johnny Presents C 8:30 Continental Revue M Musically .Speaking Johnny Presents Russ 7:30 Barn Dance Party Delmore Brother's ... Johnny Presents C 11 8:45 Show N Morgan's Orch. C. 7:45 Jack's Mountaineers 9:00 Don Redman's Orch. WCPO News 9:00 WCKY News National Barn Professor Quiz C . Professor Quiz C 8:00 National Barn Possum Hunters 9:15 9:15 Cham. Corn. Award N Clock on the Mantel Professor .Quiz C Front Page Dramas. Dance N 8:15 Dance N Uncle Dave Macon Lair's Barn u 9:30 Hits and Encores Ross Pierces Orchestra 9:30 Dick Stabile's Orch 8:30 Dixie Liners 945 it le 9:45 Dance Saturday Serenade C Rendezvous For Two. 8:45 Lakeland Sisters .... 10:00 Lou Breese's Orch. WCPO News NBC Symphony NBC Symphony Your Hit Parade C... lu:00 Your Hit Paiade C. 7 9:00 Barnyard Jamboree Sane and Sallie 10:15 Vocal Varieties .0. 0 Your Hit Parada C... Orchestra N .... Orchestra N 10:15 9:15 Delmore Brothers u 10:30 u u 10:30 News Wein Bar 9:30 Land, O'Memoires Golden West Cowboys 10:45 . . Nan Wynn, songs C 10:45 Billy Snider's Orch For the Piano Newspaper of the Air 9:45 DeFord Bailey Nan Wynn, songs C.. Larry L.'s Orchestra WC-P0 News 111:00 Paul Sullivan Buddy Rogers' 11:00 Gene Erwin's Orch . 10:00 Tall Story Club — Jack's Mountaineers Kentucky Play Party---.-:: u u Tommy Nolan's Orch Dance Awhile .. .0 11:15 Larry Lee's Orchestra Orchestra C 11:15 Buddy Rogers' Or. C 10:15 Curly Fox 11:30 Bob Crosby's 11:30 R. Newman's Bob Croby's Benny Meroff's Horace Heidt's 10:30 Fireside Party Crook Brothers 08 er 11:45 89 Orchestra N Orchestra M Orchestra C 11:45 Orchestra N Orchestra C 10:45 Vagabonds " WCKY I WLW WKRC I WSAI WCPO WHIO Q WLS-WENR WSM WHAS Four; Joe Kelly, m. c. WJZ WLW WLS WSAI wgy wtam wmaq who wdaf kyw kdka wham whk wave wfia wbap wspd wire -Esso News Reporter, WJZ only Dialectic Lew Lehr -Al Roth's Orchestra. WEAF wgy wtam -Benny Meroff's Orchestra. (NBC) WCKY NETWORK PROGRAMS (NBC-CBS) wmaq who wdaf wire wave wham whk Lew (Comedian EASTERN STANDARD E 9:15-National Award of the United States -Bob Crosby's Orchestra. WABC WKRC Dialectician)Lehr Junior Chamber of Commerce. WEAF WHIO wjr wbbm wgar wfbm wcau kmox 6:00-Message of Israel: Rabbi Morris Laze - who wdaf wspd kyw wbap kstp WSAI wgy wtam wmaq who wdaf II:35-Benny Meroff's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY is appearing with ron, guest speaker; organ music. WJZ -Dance Orchestra. WJZ only 9:30-Saturday Serenade with Mary Eastman, wire wave wham whk Ben Bernie and WLS WCKY kdka whk wave wire wham -Columbia Workshop. WABC WHAS WKRC Bill Perry; Gus Haenchen's Orchestra (CBS) MIDNIGHT-Bert Block's Orchestra. WJZ all the Lads on wowo WHIO wcau wbbm wir wwva wadc WHAS wcau wgst wit wbbm wgar wfbm WCKY WLW whk wave wire wham -Harry Lewis' Orchestra. (NBC) WCKY whk kmbc kmox wave wbt wsfa wwl w-Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten - variety pro- -Emery Deutsch's Orchestra, WEAF wgy the new program, wave wham -Special Delivery: Dramatic sketch, with gram with Bruce Kamman, Johnny Wolf, wtam wmaq who wdaf 8:30-Spelling Bee: Paul Wing, conductor. Marion Randolph. WEAF wgy wtam wmaq broadcast over Thor Ericson, Merrill Fugit, Harry Kogen's -Sammy Kaye's Orchestra. WABC WHAS WJZ WSAI kdka whit wave wham wowo who wdaf CBS, including Orchestra, WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wmaq WKRC WHIO wjr whit wfbm kmbc wcau -Jack Haley's Variety Show, with Virginia -By Popular Demand. WABC who wdaf kyw kmox wadc wsfa wbbm WKRC, WHAS Verrill, blues singer; Warren Hull, master 9:45-Among Our Souvenirs. WABC 12:30-Emery Deutsch's Orchestra, WEAF e.-Saturday Night Swing Club: Duke Elling- of ceremonies of ceremonies; Wendy Bar- 10:00-"Your Hit Parade:" Richard Himber's WLW wgy who wdaf wtam wmaq kyw and WHIO,Wed- ton's Orchestra. WABC WKRC WHAS rie, comedienne; Ted Flo Rito's Orchestra, Orchestra, guests; Songsmiths, male quar- -Don Ricardo's Orchestra, WJZ WCKY WHIO wbbm wgar wfbm kmbc wadc wwva nesdays at 9:30 WEAF WLW wgy whom wmaq kyw wwl tet; Fredda Gibson and Buddy Clark, vocal- kdka wave wire wham wsfa wwl wcco p. m. (E.S.T.). kstp wave wbap wdaf wire who ists; guest. WABC WKRC WHAS WHIO -Orrin Tucker's Orchestra, WABC WKRC 7:30-Alistaire Cook - dramatic critic. WEAF -Johnny Presents: Russ Morgan's Orchestra; wbbm wfbm wgar kmbc wcau kmox wadc WHIO WHAS wjr wgar wfbm kmbc wbbm The master di- wgy wtam wmaq dramatization: Frances Adair and Glenn wsbt wwva win wgst wwl wcco wbt -The Carborundum Band: Sidney G. Mc- Cross, vocalists; Mixed Enemble. WABC -NBC Symphony Orchestra: Arturo Toscanini, alectician of mo- Allister, "American Standard of Living WKRC WHAS WHIO wjr wbbm wgar guest conductor. WJZ whk wave wire wham Bess Johnson's young daughter as- vie shorts ban- Through Industry." WABC WKRC WHAS wfbm kmox wgst wcco wcau wadc wwva -NBC Symphony Orchestra: Arturo Tosca- Lew Lehr pires to become a radio comedianne. dies a few words wcco wcau wgar kmbc kmox wbbm wjr wbt kmbc nini, guest conductor. WEAF WCKY WLW w-Uncle Jim's Question Bee. WJZ kdka 9:00-"Professor Quiz," with Bob Trout. wgy wtam wmaq who Frankie Masters, Edgar Guest's with the "old Maestro" and sounds wmaq wgy wtam WABC WHAS WKRC WHIO we wbbm 10:45-Nan Wynn, songs. WABC WKRC musical director, is playing one night the "a" for vocalists Jane Pickens -Music by Meakin. (NBC) WCKY wowo weir wfbm kmbc «aim kmox wadc wbt WHAS wbbm wgar wfbm kmbc wadc wsbt 7:45-Jean Sablon, songs. WEAF wgy wtam wwl wcco wgst wwva wbt wsfa ww¡ wcco kmox stands in the vicinity of Chicago. and Buddy Clark. Lehr was on the wmaq who wdaf kyw -Alka-Seltzer National Barn Dance: Henry 11 :00-Buddy Roger's Orchestra. WA BC Don Voorhees is compiling an al- stage for twenty-five years and ,never I:00-Robert L. (Believe-lt-Or-Not) Ripley; Burr; Verna, Lee and Mary; Hoosier Hot WKRC WHIO wjr wbbm wgar kmbc wcau bum of tunes he aided in popularizing B. A. Rolfe's Orchestra and guest star. Shots; Novelodeons, vocal trio; Lula Belle kmox wadc wsfa wcco wwva had an _opportunity to act as a dia- WEAF WLW wgy wtam wmaq wwj wire and Arkie, songs; Uncle Ezra; Maple City 11:30-Ruby Newman's Orchestra. WEAF on stage and radio. lect comedian. RADIO DIAL. WEEK ENDING JANUARY 28, 1938 7

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(EASTERN STANDARD TIME) (CENTRAL STANDARD TIME) WCKY WLW WKRC WSAI WCPO WHIO WLS-WENR WSM WHAS Cincinnati (1330 he.) Cincinnati (1200 kn.) Dayton (1260 kc.) Chicago. Ill. (870 Mc.), Nashville. Tenn.(05.0kc.) Louisville. Ky. (8201(0 Cincinnati (14110 hc-) Cincinnati (700 loc.) Cincinnati (550 Ice.) _ — 7:30 7:30 • 6:30 745 7:45 6:45 8:00 Peerless Trio N Peerless Trio N Wayside Church—Sun- 8:00 william Meeder N Memory Melodies Hymns 7:00 8:15 Herrna Menthe N Herma Menthe N day School Lesson 8:15 1 Enquirer's Uncle Bob Morning Concert 7:15 8:30 Tone Pictures N Church Forum Youth Education 8:30 'Kidoodlers N Christian Tebernecle 7:30 Program 8:45 INews 7:45

9:00 Coast to Coast N.... Father Cox "Wings Over 9:00 Turn Back the Clock NI For Mother and Dad "Wings Over 8:00 Everybody's Hour. Turn Back the Clock N "Wings Over 1. 04 9:15 Jordan" C 9:15 Tom Terriss N Jordan" C 8:15 I conducted by Vagabond Adv'nrres N Jordan" C 9:30 Veterans' Civic Hour 9:30 Sermons% and Hymn Mrs. G. W. Ballard. Aubade for Strings 8:30 John Baker .... Melody Moments N . Aubade for Strings C 9:45 " .6 01. " " ...... 9:45 Time Spanish Strings 8:45 Meador Lowery-News 10:00 Russian Melodies N... Russian Melodies N Church of the Air C 10:00 Hamilton County Jail Hillbilly Hullabaloo Church of the Air C 9.:-00 Little Brown Church, Radio Pulpit N Church of the Air CT 10:15 Hugh Cross 10:15 Church Service 9:15 Dr. Holland 10:30 Dreams of Long Ago N News Review W. Brown, from 10:30 Magrigal Singers N. W. Brown—String 930 News Summary Sunday Jail Service.. 10:45 " Modern Miracles . WGAR C 10:45 Ensemble C 9:45 1WLS News Report Fidelis Class—First 11:00 Alice Remsen N Cadle Tabernacle The Texas Rangers C 1100 Dr. Pollack's Amateur Revue the Texas Rangers C 10:00 "Folks Worth Baptist Church . Crescent Hill .4 11:15 Neighbor Nell N Choir 11:15 Amateur Hour 10:15 I Knowing" Methodist Church... 11:30 Felix Knight N Donald Norris Glendale Presbyterian 11:30 " " Major Bowes Capitol 10:30 'WLS Concert Felix Knight, tenor N Maur. Bowes' If 11:45 Movieland Newt Rural Roundup Church Service . 11:45 " " ...... Theatre Family C 10:45 Orchestra Stern's Sport Scraps N Capitol Family

18 12:00 ISouthernaires N Major Bowes' Capitol 12:00 INBC Home The Islanders 11:00 !Home Sym. Con. N. West End Methodist . O. 6. 12:15 I -•• •••• Theater C 12:15 Symphony N Dick Jurgen: 1115 1 " Church 12:30 Music Hall • Radio City Music Salt Lake City 12:30 The Week in Review Wurlitzer Future Salt Lake City Choir C 11:30 Grace Wilson Salt Lake City Choir C .6 12:451 Symphony N Hall N Tabernacle C 12:45 The Antique Shop Stan 11:45! Helen Jensen, organist 1133 i Church of the Air C 1:00 Canal Days ... . Apostolic Church WHIO News . 12:00 Radio City Al and Lee Reiser— !Church of the Air C.. 1:15 1:15 Novelty Aces Roy and Don 12:15 , Music Hall N piano duo N 1:30 130 Command Smoke Dreams N : Sunday Players Gothan String Deutsche Lieder Fireside Philosopher 12:30 There Was A Smoke Dreams, N Foreign News C 1:45 Performance N " 1:45 Quartet M Poet's Gold C 12:45 Woman N 'Trend of the Times 2:00 Rosario Bourdon Orch Magic Key of RCA N Boris Morris String Charlie & Jane Enter Boris Morros String 1; 0 Magic Re, Magic Key of Boris Marros' Siring •• 2:15 Quartet C 2:15 The Vagabonds N.. Quartet C 1:151 of .. R. C:. A. N RCA N Quartet C 1,30 2:30 Waltz Favorites 1Dr. Christian C 2:30 Thatcher Colt N Symphonic 1.Hour Dr. Christian C Dr. Christian C 2:45 WCKY News 2:45 .... • I:45 " " 3:00 Cong. Herbert Bigelow Universal Melodies 300 On .Broadway N. . Church by the Side of Philharmonic Symphony Radio News 2:00 The Lad of the Lyric Moods Philharmonic Symphony 3:15 ' the Road Society of New York 3:15 Reel N Matinee Concert Melody Boys 2:15 Lockwoods N 1111 Society C 3:30 Geo. Hall's Frank Simon's —John Barbirolli 3:30 Sunday Drivers N Calvary Baptist Church Clare Oglesby Lyman 2:30 Frank Simon's Armco Sunday Drivers N. 3:45 Orchestra N Armco Band conductor; Mischa 3:45 of Leonia, Ky organist 2:45 Band N .1 4:013 Father Coughlin N Court of Human Oman, Violin 4:00 Father Coughlin Lockland Baptist Father Coughlin C 3:00 Sunday Vespers N... Sunday Vespers N 08 I. 4:15 Relations M Soloist C 4:15 Church O. 430 Jean Ellington N The World Is Yours N 4:30 Lutheran Layman's Tommy Tucker's Curtain Calls . 3::3105 Jean Ellington N Lutheran Hour M 0. .8 445 Movieland News .. 1 " 4:45 League M Orchestra 3:45 Ranch Boys, trio N.. O. The Musical Magazine of the Air C 5:00 Marion Talley N Your Favorite Band .. Magazine of the Air C Metropolitan Opera Francis Craig's Su nday 600 Metropolitan Opera w Magazine of the 5:15 Auditions N Steelmakers M 5:15 41°°:15 Auditions N Afternoon Serenade Air C 5:30 Smilin' Ed. McConnel N Mickey Mouse Tour Through 530 Carefree Carnival Twilight Musings Smiling McConnell N Mickey Mouse Guy Lombardo's 5:45 Reading G'pel labe•is !Venetian Trio 4430:45 545 Edward Davies N . Theatre N Tuneland • ...... Edward Davies N 1 Theatre N Orchestra C • 5:00 Midwestern Stars 6:00 Midwestern Start N.. Midesterfu. Stars N... Joe „Penn?! C 6:oo Catholic Hour N News Symphonetta Catholic Hour N ... Joe Penner — Jimmie 6:15 6:15 Jerry Shelton Stars of Broadway 5:15 " Grier's Orch. C . . 6:30 WCKY News People's Court Double Everything C. 6:30 Paul Sullivan Church Federation. Double Everything C 5:31) Sack's Amateur The Pepper Uppers . Double Everything C.. 6:45 Movieland News 6:45 Billy Snider's Orch 5:45 Hour 700 6:00 Marek Webers 7:00 Popular Classics N... Jack Benny and Open House Our Cincinnati Waltz Timis Open House-- C — Jack Benny and Mary Open House C 7:15 6:15 Orchestra 715 Mary Livingstone N Livingstone N ...... 7:30 7:30 Harriet Hilliard with E-eg Newsp'r of the Air Phil „Baker.. C Interesting Sports Review Phil Baker; Oscar 6:30 Ozzie Nelson's Harriet Hilliard and Phil Baker; Oscar 7:45 7:45 Ouie Nelson's Or. N Melody Grove .. Neighbors N Rainbow Trio Bradley's Orch. C 6:45 Orchestra N O. Nelson's Or. N. I Bradley's Orch. C 8:00 Detective Seriez N Don Ameche and "People's Choice" C - 11:03 Larry Lee's Eventide Echoes "People's Choice' C 17:00 Detective Service Edgar Bergen and "People's Choice" C.. 15 8:15 Edgar Bergen N. 8:15 Orchestra Don Ameche N .0 .6 6. 81 8:30 Sammy Kaye's Orch, M 8:30 !Ernest Gill's "Earaches of 1938" C Swing High "Earaches eof 1938" C 7.30 Ernest Gill's "Earaches of 19311" C. 46 .4 at 8:45 Orchestra N 8:45 7:45 Orchestra N 900 9:00 Concert Hall of Hollywood Playhouse N Sunday Evening Manhattan Merry-6o- !News Review Sunday Evening 8:00 Hollywood Manhattan Merry Go Sunday Evening 9:15 the Air Hour C.. 9:15 Round N ,Tomorrow's Hour C a:I5 Playhouse N Round N .6 .8 Hour C 9:30 Xavier Cugat's Orch Walter Winchell N •• 930 American Album of 1 Rhythms 8:30 Walter Winchell N American Album of Of O. 9:45 Irene Rich N Unbroken Melodies 9:45 Famifiar Music N... ;Musing Time 8:45 Irene Rich N Familiar Music N. . 00 10:00 Rising Stars N 10:00 Paul Martin's Unsolved Mysteries ... Foundation C IWCPO News Dance Music 9:00 !Vocal Varieties Rising Stars N Foundation Program C 10:15 Music N 10:15 " " ITango and the Rhumba Rendezvous for Two 9:15 !Paul Martin's Music N .6 01 10:30 Cheerio N Country Sunday Headlines and 10:30 Impressions M Wein Bar Headlines and 9:30 !Cheerio N To be announced Comedy Stars 10:45 10:45 " Bylines C Musical Moments Bylines C 9:45 1 Meador Lowery-News 1100 Press Radio News N Paul Sullivan .. Ross Pierce's Orch.. I1:08 - Don Redr-nin'i — VVCP0 News Jay Freeman's Orch. C 10:00 ,News: Globe Trotter . Irene Rich N Jay Freeman's 11:15 'Blue Barron's Orc, N Don Redman's Orch Jay Freeman's Orch. C II:15 Orchestra Siga off 10.15 IL, Panico's Orchestra Walter Winchell N Orchestra C 11:30 Henry Busses Larry Lee's Cab Calloway's 11:30 Jerry Blaine's Cab Calloway's 10:30 Earl Hines' Hollywood Playhouse N Cab Calloway's 11:45 Orchestra N Orchestra C 11:45 Orchestra N Orchestra Orchestra C 10:45 I Orchestra Orchestra C WCKY WLW WKRC I WSAI • WCPO WHIO WLS-WENR, WSM WHAS

WJZ WCKY kdka whk wave wire wham —Hollywood Playhouse presents Tyrone Power, —Benny Meroff's Orchestra. WEAF wgy wtam 7:30—Phil Baker, comedian and Oscar Brad. Dramatic Sketch with guest artist. Or- wire wham wmaq wfla wowo NETWORK PROGRAMS (NBC-CBS) ley's orchestra and guests. WABC WKRC chestra direction, Harry Sosnick. WJZ WHAS WHIO wfbm wjr wgar wcau wadc WLW WENR kdka whit wham —Jay Freeman's Orchestra. WABC WHIO EASTERN STANDARD T IME wsbt wwva wbt wgst wwl WKRC WHAS wjr 9:30—Walter Winchell. WJZ WLW WENR —Ozzie Nelson's Orchestra; Harriet Hilliard kdka wham whk wspd II:05—Blue Baron's Orchestra. (NBC) WJZ 500—Metropolitan Opera Auditions of the Kressup Erion. WJZ WCKY WLW WLS and Fag Murray. WJZ WCKY WLS WSM WCKY wire wham —American Album of Familiar Music, with Air: Wilfred Pelletier conducting the Met- wave wire wham wowo whk wham wave kvoo wfla wspd wcol kdka whk 11:15—Walter Winch•11. (NBC) WSM wbap ropolitan Opera Orchestra and guests, —Catholic Hour: Justice and Charity — Frank Munn, tenor; Jean Dickenson, so- —Interesting Neighbors—Jerry Belcher. WEAF Wave "Equality"; Rt. Rev, Msgr. Fulton J. prano; The Haenchen Concert Orchestra; WJZ WCKY WLS wham kdka whk wowo WSAI kyw wgy wtam wwj wmaq who wdaf Sheen, guest speaker; Paulist Choir, direc- Bertrand Hirsch, violinist; Arden and Ar- 11:30—Press-Radio News. WEAF and network wspd wfaa wire —Marion Talley; Orchestra direction Josef tion Father Finn. WEAF WSM WSAI wgy den, piano duo; Amsterdam Chorus, WEAF —Cab Calloway's Orchestra. WABC WKRC Koestner, WEAF WSAI wmaq kyw wire wtam wmaq wwj who wdaf kyw 8:00—Nelson Eddy; Don Ameche, ni. c.; WSAI WSM kyw wgy earn vewi who wfla WHAS WHIO wgar wcco wadc kmbc wjr Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy; Dor- ketP wbt wwl wsbt wbbm wwj wgy wtam kstp who wdaf 6:30—"Double Everything:" Al Shaw and wdaf wmaq wfaa wire wave Imoo othy Lamour; The Stroud Twins; Robert —"Magazine of the Air" —Channing Pollock, Sam Lee; Jack Brooks and Paul Small, 9:45—Irene Rich. WJZ WCKY WENR kdka —Tyrone Power: Dramatic sketch with guest Armbruster's Orchestra; guest. WEAF editor; "The Happiness of Faith" Clyde singing duo; Bailey Sisters; Sutton and whk wham wspd artist. (NBC) WSM wave WLW WSM wtam wire wwl wdaf kstp wfaa Barrie, guest *artist; Morton Bowe, tenor; Bliss; Carl Hohengarten's Orchestra. WABC —Henry Busses Orchestra. WJZ WCKY whk wgy kyw wave wmaq wfla who 10:00—"Foundation:" Orchestra and dramatic Mark Warnow's Orchestra, WABC WKRC WKRC WHAS WHIO wjr wbbm wgar cast. WABC WKRC WHAS wjr kmbc wave wire wham wowo —Detective Series. WJZ WCKY WLS kdka WHAS WHIO wcau wcco wgar wfbm kmox wfbm kmbc wcau kmox wbt wwl wiry/ wcau wfbm wbt wbbm kmox wgst wwl wcco 11:35—Jerry Blaine and his Park Central Hotel wade wbbm wjr wgst wwl wbt wadc wgst wcco wham whk —Rising Musical Star Program: Alexander Orchestra, WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wmaq 6:30—Guy Lombardo end sis Orchestra. —"Peoples Choice." WABC WHAS WKRC —A Tale of Today, sketch. WEAF seam Smallens and Symphony Orchestra; mixed MIDNIGHT—Lou Breese's Orchestra. WEAF WABC WHAS wjr wgar wfbm kmbc «au WHIO wbbm wfbm wgar wwva wsbt wbt wmaq wgy kyw chorus, direction Eugene Fuerst; Richard wgy wtam wmaq who wdaf km« wwva vnvl wcco —Mickey Mouse Theatre of the Air. WEAF —Senator Fishface and Professor Figgsbottle. Gordon, commentator; guest. WEAF WSAI —Eddie Yarzo's Hotel Bismarck Orchestra. WJZ kdka whk wave wire 8:30—"Earaches of 1939," with Harry Conn. WSM kstp wire wcol wtam wgy wwj wmaq WJZ wgar wave wire wham WLW WSM kyw wgy wire wmaq who wdaf WABC WKRC WHIO WHAS wjr wwl wadc 7:00—Open House with Jeanette MacDonald, kyw wdaf wfla wave —Buddy Rogers' Orchestra. WABC WKRC wwj wtam kstp wfaa wave kvoo wbap —Ernest Gill's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY WLS Wilbur Evans; Josef Pasterneck's Orchestra. —Paul Martin's Music. WJZ WCKY WLS WHIO wbbm wbt wgar wgst wfbm wadc .--Smilin• Ed McConnell. WJZ WCKY WLS kdka wham whit kdka wham wspd whk WABC WHIO WKRC WHAS wgar wjr kmox wham kdka whk wbap 12:30—Earl Hines' Orchestra. WEAF wgb 9:00—Manhattan Merry-Go-Round: Pierre Le 5:45—Edward Davies, baritone; Orchestra di- wadc wbt wcco wbbm wcau wgst wwl wfbm 10:30—Cheerio—inspirational talk and music wtam wmaq who wdaf Kreeun, tenor; Rachel Carley, blues singer; rection Rex Maupin. WJZ WCKY WLS whk kmbc WJZ WCKY WLS wham kdka whk wbap —Don Ricardo's Orchestra. WJZ wave wire Don Donnie's Orchestra; Men About Town wham wave —Jack Benny, comedian, with Mary Living- —"Headlines and Bylines," with Trout, Kal- wham Trio. WEAF WSAI WSM wgy wtam wwj 6.1)0—Joe Penner with Jimmie Grier's Orches- stone; Kenny Baker, tenor; Sam "Schlepper- tenborn and Canham. WABC WKRC WHIO —Ted Fiorito's Orchestra. WABC WKRC wmaq who wdaf kstp wave »doe wire wfla tra: Gene Austin, tenor; Julie Gibson, man" Hearn; Phil Harris' Orchestra; Andy wbbm wjr WHIO wbbm wfbm wadc Devine and Don Wilson. WEAF WLW WSM —Sunday Evening Hour: Richard Crooks, vocalist, and Coco and Malt, comedians. —Haven MacQuarrie Program. WEAF wgy wave wire wmaq kyw wgy wtam wwl who tenor, guest Symphony Orchestra and WABC WKRC WHAS wir wfbm wgar wcau wtam wmaq who wdaf wbt wcco wbbm kmox wgst kmbc wwl wdaf kstp kvoo wfla wspd wcol Chorus, direction Fritz Reiner. WABC WKRC Don Ross, the "Rhyming Minstrel," WHAS WHIO wjr wbbm wfbm wgar kmbc 11:00—Press-Radio News. WJZ WCKY wire .—Midwestern Stars: Phil Davis' Orchestra; —Popular Classics. Vivian Della Chiesa, has an offer for a series of movie A Capella Choir, direction William Stoess; Margaret Brill, harpist; and orches- wcau wadc wwva wbt wsbt wsfa wgst wwl Ellis Frakes, baritone; Paul Sullivan and tra conducted by H. Leopold Spitalny. WCCO —Irene Rich. (NBC) WSM wave shorts e RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING JANUARY 28, 1938

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WCKY 1 WLW WKRC WSAI I WCPO WHIO WLS-WENR WSM WHAS Cincinnati (1460 he.) ;Cincinnati (TOO kc.) Cincinnati (550 icc.) Cincinnati (1330 kc.) Cincinnati (1200 We.) Dayton (1260 kc.) Chicago. III. (870 kc.) Nashville. Tenn. (660 Ise.) Louisville, Ky. (8831cc.) 6:30 Morning Round Up... 'Drifting Pioneers .. Jerry Foy 6:30 Six-to-Niners Breakfast Express Smile A While 08 0 . N 6:45 •• " ... .. IBrown County Revelers Stockyard Reports . 6:45 545 . I— sing Before Breakfast Morning Prayer wCP0 News 11 41 -i:00 Sunkustime Morn'g in the Mount's 7:00 6:00 Asbury College 00 7:15 •• •• Arthur Chandler, Jr . Early Edition News 7:15 Early Express 54 to Nine's Little Tom 6:15 Devotions .0 80 Sing, Neignbor, Sing 7:30 Steve's Gang ,Sing, Neighbor, Sing. Dow's Dawn Patrol . 7:30 Rise and Shine 6:30 Stamps Baxter Quartet Emmy's Band 8,8 ti 7:45 80 .1 6:45 Evelyn & Hilltoppers Almanac Ky. Tobacco Markets s.-7_:45 Gene Rupp* :Merrymakers •• _ .. 0 8:00 Norsemen N Prayer Period 8:00 Malcolm Claire N. WCPO News WHIO Almanac 7:00 News Report Golden West Cowboys Early Morning w .» 8:15 Wm. Meeder N... "Peter Grant-News 8:15 Good Morn. Melad. NI Six to Niners Dunker's Club 7:15 Pokey and Arkie Olson Oddities Jamboree Ill 01 8:30 News for Executives The Gospel Singer Woman's Hour 8:30 Do you Remember N. Six to Miners Yesterday's Favorites 7:30 Morning Devotions WSM News 8:45 Lucille and Lanny N "Voice of Experience" " " 8:45 Women's Newsreel Women Make the News 7:45 Jolly Joe's Pals Freddie Rose

9:00 Breakfast Club N Hymns of All Churches Dear Columbia C.. 9:00 Rainbow Ridge WCPO News Cornelia on the Air 8:00 Lulu Belle and Scotty Breakfast Club N Skeet: Morris 9:15 All the Answers Newscast . 9:15 Ribber Shannon Musical Menu Dear Columbia C. 8:15 Morning Minstrels ... Salt and Peanuts 9:30 10 01 9:30 London Stock Market Myrt and Marge Federation of Churches Alice Joy N Municipal Court 8:30 News-Julian Bentley.. Jackson Family .0 9:45 'Breakfast Club N Young Widder tones Bachelor Children C . 9:45 What Next/ Monticello Party Line 8:45 Don & Helen Bachelor's Children C 16:00 - Mrs. Wiggs N 9:00 Margot; Castlewood N Margot, Castlewood N 10:00 ,Margot ,C as ti ISWOO d N Linda's First Love Musical Calendar WCPO News Pretty Kitty Kelly C Monticello Party Line 10:15 kinn's Other Wife N 9:15 Aunt Jemima N Aunt Jemima N 10:15 1 Aunt Jemima N Aunt Jemima N Smilin' Dan NYA Program Keyboard and Console Myrt and Marge C 10:30 9:30 10:30 'Terry Regan N . Betty and Bob Tony Wons C Just Plain Bill N Clarence Berger Symphonetta Attorney at Law Banner Newshawk Tony Wons' Book C 10:45 10:45 :Household Hour Houseboat Hannah Man on the Street Woman in White N Alibi Girl WHIO News 9:45 News Report Viennese Ensemble N. Meador Lowrey, news 11:00 •• •• -Mary Marlin N Ruth Lyons' News View tee David Harum N Merry-Go-Round Ruth Carhart, songs C 10:00 Mary Marlin N Rhythm Serenade Sunshine Sue 11:15 •• •• .... News 1 Car I Kennedy's R. C 11:15 Backstage Wife N Hal and Henry 10:15 Pep. Young's Fem. N Higgins of Finchville N Carol's Romance C 11:30 11:30 Coon Creek Band Carson Robison 'Big Sister C . How to'be Charming N Big Sister C 10:30 Vic and Sade N How to be Charm'g N Big Sister C lAunt Jenny's Stories C 11:45 Star Gazing 10:45 Edward McHugh N Hi Boys N 11 :45 " " ..... The Goldberg: Aunt Jenny's Stories C Aunt Jenny's Stories

12.00 WCKY News .... . Girl Alone N Mary M McBride C 12:00 My Boy Matt ;WCPO News .. Mary M. McBride C 11:00 Virginia Lee, Sunbeam Time for Thought N.. Mary M. McBride C.. 12:1S Songs for Everyone The O'Neills N Edwin C. Hill C 12:15 Noonday Reverie Happiness Ahead . Edwin C. Hill C 11:15 Chuck. Ray & Christine Bailey Axton N Edwin C. Hill C 12:30 National Farm and National Farm and Rom'nce Helen Trent C 12:30 News Man on the Street. . The Listener Speaks 11:30 "Ma Perkins" N National Farm and Romance Helen Trene 12:4; I Horne Hour N ; Home Hour N Our Gal Sunday C. 12:45 B. Grayson's Orch. N Melody Parade News, Weath'r, Mark's 11:45 Markets; News Home Hour N Our Gal Sunday C - el 1:00 " ' " " Betty and Bob C .. Vincent Curran N . WCPO News . . Ann Kirk Trio. 12:00 Prairie Farmer, Linda's First Love.... 0 .8 1:15 - " ...... ¡ ' - Hymns All Churches C 1:15 Escorts and Betty N Rambles in Rhythm Home Demonstration.. 12:15 Dinnerbell Time College of Agriculture I:30 Sue Blake N ;Lady Be Good .. ... Grimm's Daughter C 1:30 Words & Music N Dot Club News •'Three R's 12:30 Voice of Feed Lot... Banner Newshawk Livestock-Markets .. 1:45 Murdoch Williams .. Kitty Keene, Inc Hollywood in Person C 1:45 F. Heikell's Ensemble From Hawaii IMelody Boys 12:45 Business of Farming Dept. of Agriculture. Joe Wheeler - 2:00 U. S. Navy Band N.. Hometown Woman's News C 2:00 Berlin State WCPO News pWoman's News C 1:00 School Time Univ. of Tennessee... Woman's News 2:15 " .. 'Sing To M• Meet the Missus . 2:15 Orchestra N Siesta ,Melodic Memories ... 1:15 Otto & Novelodeons U. S. Navy Band N... Weekday Devotion 2:30 'Civil Government American School 2:30 Cincinnati Your City Open House-Ladies American School 1:30 Closing Grain Market University of 0 at 2:45 , of Air C 2:45 Bonnie Stewart N Music of the Dreamer of the Air ...... 1:45 Women's Clubs Kentucky

3:00 Sports 1Pepper Young's Fern N News-Fire Prevention 3:00 WSAI Little Show . loday's Winners Coolidge .Quartet C 2:00 Homemakers Program Pepper Young N Betty and Bob 0 0 3:15 Rochester Civic 'Ma Perkins N Moment Musicale .... 3:15 2:15 Ma Perkins N Hymns of All Churches 3:30 Orchestra N . ;Vic and Sade N ... Coolidge Quartet C 3:30 If Is Strange.. 2:30 Musical Roundup .... Vic and Sade N Coolidge Quartet C. 00 8. 3:45 •• • Dan Harding's Wife.. ;Maynard Craig's 3•45 Vera Brodsky C 2:45 Guilding Light N.. Yellow Blank Salute

4:00 Movieland News Dr. Friendly Notes and News 4:00 Lorenzo Jones N . WCPO News Sing and Swing C. :- 3:00 Club. Matinee N Women's News Sung and Swing C.... 4:15 All Sports Review Mary Sothern Between Bookends C. 4:15 Grace and Eddy .. Today's Winners Between Bookends C 3:15 Club Matinee N Melodies of Home.... 0 81 430 Information Bureau .. The Mad Hatterfields 1Sundown Serenade .. 4:30 Johnson Family M Jam for Supper 1/4 Hour in /34 Time 3:30 Dan Harding's Wife N The Songmaster Kiddies Club Se 90 4:45 " " Road of Life N IDr, Defoe C 4:45 _ _ Dr . Allan Defoe C. 3:45 Road of Life N Dr. Allan Defoe C 5:00 All Sports Review Junior Nurse Corps N IFollow the Moon C 5:00 Dick Tracy N Twenty Fingers 4:00 Music Circle Vagabonds Out o' the Dusk 6:15 Don Winslow N Jack Armstrong ',Freshest Thing in Town 5:15 Terry and the Pirates N Memory Lane Bob Richardson, songs 4:15 Vagabonds Quartet N D. Winslow of Navy N 5:30 Sports Review Singing Lady N ."Stepmother" C 5:30 Harry Kogen's Orch, N Singing Strings 4:30 Johnnie Johnston N. Market Notes "Stepmother" C 5:45 Straight Shooters N Hilltop House ;Hollywood Highlights 5:45 Nissen Denton Modern Melodies . Arcadian Reporter 4:45 W. Berquist's Orc. N Claude Sharpe, tenor "Hilltop House" C

6:00 Little Orphan Annie N Front Page People . "Dare Teacher" C .... 6.00 Speed Gibson WCPO News Dear Teacher C 5:00 Junior Nurse Corps N. Rhythm Time Dear Teacher C 6:15 Dorothy Groom That's My Story Musical Visions . 6:15 Mollie Halstead Dinner Club Si Burick 5;15 U. S. Army Band N. Afternoon News Jack Armstrong 6:30 WCKY News & Sports Allan Franklyn, sports Dick Bray-Sports .... 6:30 Paul Sullivan Geo. Hall's Orch. C 5:30 What's the News?. Jack's Mountaineers Salt and Peanuts 6:45 Dinner Data Lowell Thomas N.. .. Doris Rhodes C 6:45 Shutta & Deutsch Doris Rhodes C 5;45 Winslow of the Navy Asher & Little Jimmie Asher & Little Jimmie

7:00 Music Is My Hobby N Amos n Andy N Poetic Melodies CT.: 7:00 -B-illy Snider's Orch WCPO News The Gem City 6:00 Music Is My Hobby N Juri-•- Moody Bill Bryan, songs • Three Cheers N Four Stars Tonight Arthur Godfrey C 7:15 Uncle Ezra N ... Harmony Hall Entertains .1 Three Cheers N Three Cheers N Arthur Godfrey C. 7: 15 • 3:30 Vic Arden's Orchestra Lum and Abner N Jay Freeman's Or. C 1:313 Larry Lee's Orch Harry Hartman Jay Freeman's Orch. C 6:30 Lum and Abner N Adventures That J. Freeman's Orch. C 7:45 Barry McKinley N Money and Music Boake Carter C 7:45 Janette Race Results Soak* Carter C 6:45 Barry McKinley N. Made America Boake Carter C

8:00 Melody Puzzles N . Burns and Alien N "Tish"-Mary Roberts 8:00 Morton Gould M ,Crime Reporter Tish C 7:60 Melody Puzzles -- Burns -and Allen N. Tish C " 8:15 Jimmy Kemper N Rinehart C ..... 8:15 . . Champion Fights 7:15 8:30 "Grand Hotel" N Margaret Speaks N Pick and Pat C . 8:30 L. Welk's Omit. M... ' of Tester-Year Plantation Boys 7:30 "Grand Hotel" N Margaret Speaks N Pick and Pat in "Pipe 8:45 " -• 8:45 Mitchell Ayres Orch 7:45 . ... Smoking Time" C

9:00 Philadelphia Symphony Fibber McGee and Radio Theatre C 9:00 Kay Kyser's The Spectator Radio Theatre C 8:00 Philadelphia Symphony Fibber McGee and Radio Theatre C 9:15 Orchestra N Molly N .. . 9:15 Orchestra M ;Popular Rhythms 8:15 Orchestra N Molly N .0 0. 9:30 Hour of Charm N 9:30 Victor Erwin's Musical Concert Master 8:30 Hour of Charm N ell foe 9:45 •• 00 9:45 Cartoons M N 8:45 0 11 00 00

10:00 Behind Prison True or False M Wayne King's god Contented Program N WCPO News Wayne King's 9:00 "Behind Prison -- Contented Hour- N Wayne King's t0:15 Bars N ' Orchestra C 10:15 " " Musical Orchestra C. 9:15 Bars" N " " .... Orchestra C 10:30 National Radio For Men Only N Newcast-Lee Bland . 10:30 Charles Woods, News Moods J. Garrigan's Orch. 9:30 For Men Only N Stars of Broadway ... 1937 Flood Anni- 10:45 Forum N Joe Binder 10:45 Shutta & Deutsch ,For The Piano Newspaper of the Air 9:45 " " Goodman's Pianologue versary

11:0u- Bert Block's Paul Sullivan i Leaders in Dance Time 11:00 Don Redman's Orch, .ild'Pb 1;1-eWi 71r.-.7.7 Gene Erwin's Orch.... 10:00 ¡Glob -e Trotter - :Amos Andy N Poetic Melodies C II:(5 I Orchestra N Harmony School .. .I Glen Gray's Orch. C. 11:15 Tommy Nolan's Orch.. 'Southern Hospitality . Glen Gray's Orch. C. 10:15 L. Panico's Orchestra WSM News Meador Lowrey, News 11:30 Magnolia Blossoms N Lou Breases 'Sammy Kaye's 11:30 ;Larry Lee's Sammy Kaye's 10:30 Earl Hines' Magnolia Blossoms N. Sammy Keyes 1145 " " Orchestra Orchestra C II:45 1 Orchestra Orchestra C 10:45 Orchestra Orchestra C WCKY WLW WKRC WSAI WCPO WHIO II WLS-WENR WSM I WHAS

wmaq wdaf wwj who kstp wcol wave wire Weber; Maria Kurenko, soprano; Vincent wtam wmaq who wtam kyw Pelletier, announcer. WEAF WSAI WSM -Magnolia Blossoms. WJZ WSM WCKY NETWORK PROGRAMS (NBC-CBS) -"Pick and Pat In Pipe Smoking Time." kyw wgy wmaq wtam wwl who wdaf wfla kdka wham wowo whk wave blackface comedy and music; Edward wave wcol wfaa MIDNIGHT-Eddie Fitzpatrick's Orchestra, EASTERN STANDARD T ME I Roecker. baritone; Benny Kreuger and his -"Behind Prison Bars." Warden Lewis E. WABC WKRC WHIO WHAS wgar wcau Orchestra. WABC WKRC WHAS wir wbbm Lawes of Sing Sing. Dramatic sketch. wadc wbt wjr wsfa wwl whk wowo wgar wfbm limez wgst wcco kmbc wcau 7:00-Amos 'n' Andy. WEAF WLW who wgy -New York on Parade: Mark Warnow's Or- WJZ WCKY WLS whk wspd wham kdka -Charlie Barnett's Orchestra, WJZ WCKY wbt wadc 10:30-For Men Only, Peg La Centra, vocal- WLS kdka whk wave wire wham wowo kyw wtam wwj kstp chestra; John B. Kennedy, commentator; ..-Music Is My Hobby: William Fay, man- WEAF only. -"Grand Hotel": Dramatic sketch. WJZ ist; Peter Van Steeden's Orchestra. WEAF -Lani McIntire's Orchestra. WEAF wgy WCKY WLS kdka whk wham wspd WLW WLS wtam wwj wtam wmaq who ager of WHAM. WJZ WCKY WENR kdka -Caret Weymann, mezzo-soprano. (NBC) 9:00-Fibber McGee and Molly, comedy -"Brave New World," dramatization-U. S. 12.30-Earl Hines' Orchestra. WEAF WLW wave wfla wham kdka wave wire wham wowo Totten, sports. (Nec) wtam wmaq 1:45-Boake Carter WABC WKRC WHIO sketch, with Marian and Jimmy Jordan; Office of Education Program. WABC wadc WLS WSM wgy wtam wmaq who -Billy Mills' Orchestra. WEAF WLW WSM wbbm wcco 0-Poetic Melodies: Jack Fulton, tenor, and WHAS wir volabrn weer kmbc wcau kmoz -Bobby Grayson's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY kyw wtam wwj kvoo wgy wfla wmaq who -Public Hero No. I-dramatic sketch. (NBC) f-rankiyn MacCormack, poetic reader, with wbt wadc wgst wwl wcco kdka whk wave wdaf wire kstp wfaa wave wmaq who wfaa -Orrin Tucker's Orchestra, WABC WKRC Orchestra. WABC WKRC wadc wwva wbt -Rhythmaires. (NBC) wgy wtam wmaq who -Radio Theatre; Bob Burns and Gail Patrick -National Radio Forum-quest speaker. WJZ WHAS WHIO wbbm wfbm %sir wcau wgar wgst wjr wdaf kyw .--"Not So Long Ago." (CBS) wbbm kmbc in Booth Tarkington's "Clarence." WABC WCKY whk wave wire wham -Barry McKinley. WJZ WCKY WLS wgy WKRC WHAS WHIO wjr wbbm wfbm 11:00-Glen Gray's Casa Loma Orchestra. wcco kmox Janette, young new "discovery" of wtam wmaq who wdaf wgar kmbc wcau kmox wadc ,wbt wgst WABC (WKRC WHIO on 11:15) wgst wbt 7:15-"Uncle Ezra's Radio Station E-Z-R-A," 8:00-Burns and Allen with Tony Martin and wwl wcco wgar kmox Cincinnati's Own Station, will be fea- with Pat Barrett, Carlton Guy, Nora Cun- Ray Noble's Orchestra. WEAF WLW WSM -Philadelphia Orchestra: Eugene Ormandy, -Poetic Melodies (CBS) WHAS wbbm tured as special guest artist with neen and others. WEAF WSAI kyw wtam kyw wqy wtam wwI wire wmaci who wdaf conductor; Friedrich Schorr, baritone, wfbm kmbc kmox wwl wcco wmaq who wdaf kstp wire wgy wbap wcol wfla kstp wave kvoo wspd wfaa guest. WJZ WCKY WLS kdka whk wspd -Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) WSM wdaf wmaq Larry Lee's orchestra in the Floren- 0-Arthur Godfrey and organ. WABC WKRC -Melody Puzzles-Harry Salters' Orchestra; wham wire wfaa tine room of the Hotel Gibson, Cin- Buddy Clark and Fredda Gibson, vocalists; 910-Hour of Charm. Phil Spitalny and his -Freddie Martin's Ritz-Carlton Hotel Or- WHAS wbbm wir wcau wfbm einnati, Saturday night, January 22. -Three Cheers, direction Jack Meakin. WJZ Fred Uftal, m. c. WJZ WCKY WLS kdka Girls. WEAF WSM WLW wfla kstp kyw chestra. WEAF wgy who WCKY WSM WLS whk wave wham wham whk wgy wwl wtam wmaq who wdaf wire wfaa -Esso News Reporter. WJZ only Larry, a Cincinnati boy who has been 7:30-John Herrick, baritone. (NBC) wgy -"Tish:" Mary Roberts Rinehart. WABC kvoo wave 11:05--Bert Block's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY garnering fame for himself and the wtam wmaq who wdaf kyw WKRC WHAS WHIO wjr wbbm wfbm 10:00 - Wayne King's Orchestra. WABC kdka wham whk wave wire -Lum and Abner, comedy sketch: WJ2 limos wcau wbt wcco wgar kmbc wgst wwl WKRC WHAS WHIO wir wbbm wfbm 11:30-Sammy Kaye and his Orchestra. WABC Queen City the past four years, heard WLW WENR 8:30-Margaret Speaks; Mixed Chorus; Sym- wgar kmbc wcau kmox wadc wbt wwl wcco WHIO WHAS WKRC wjr wgar wfbm Janette recently and invited her to .--Jay Freeman's Orchestra. (CBS) WKRC phonic Orchestra, Alfred Wallenstein, con- -Contented Program: The Lullaby Lady, wcau wspd wsbt wadc wgst wbt make the guest appearance. WHAS WHIO kmbc wadc wbt wgst ductor. WEAF WLW WSM wgy kvoo wfla Male Quartet; Orchestra, direction March -Lou Breese's Orchestra. WEAF WLW wgy .RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING JAN1:_\RY 28, 1938 9

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WLS-WENR WSM WHAS WCKY WLW — WKRC WSAI WCPO WHIO Cincinnati (1330 isca Cincinnati (1200 kc.) Dayton (1260 hc.) Chicago. III. (870 kc.) Nashville.Tenn.(850kc.) Louisville, Ky. (820 kc.) Cincinnati (1490 kc.) Cincinnati (700 kc.) :Cincinnati (550 kc.) - 6:30 Six-ro-Nirters Breakfast Express 5:30 Smile A While Drifting Pioneers ....Jerry Foy 0. .1 6:30 Morning Roundf Up... té Brown County Revelers Stockyard Reports 6:45 5:45 6:45 """ • 18 Morning In the Mots God's Bible School 700 Morning Prayer WCPO News 600 Asbury College 7:00 Sunkistime et Devotions e. 40 Brown County Revelers Early Edition-News 7:15 Early Express Sixdo•Niners Little Tom 6:15 7:15 730 àI Across the Bru 6:30 Ky. Girls á Hilltop Almanac Henry's Mountaineers. 1:30 Steve's Gang Hugh Cross Dow's Dawn Petrol 745 .0 Table 6:45 Pat and Henry Delmore Brothers .. •. Ky. Tobacco Markets. 7:45 Gene Ruppe Merrymakers 7:00 News Report Almanac Early Morning 8:00 Charioteers N -- Prayer Period 8:00 Malcolm Claire N WCPO News WHIO Almanac Jamboree 8:15 Liebert Ensemble N Peter Grant-News • " 8:15 Good Morn. Melod. N Six to Niners Dunker's Club 7:15 The Hilltoppers 7:30 Morning )evotions WSM News 00 84 8:30 INews for Executives The Gospel Singer Woman's Hour 8:30 Do you Remember N Yesterday's Favorites 16 Women Make the News 7:45 Jolly Joe's Pals Vagabonds 8:45 Grace & Scotty N.. Voice of Experience 8:45 Women s Newsreel Arthur Godfrey C 9:00 Rainbow Ridgi WCPO News Cornelia' on the Air 8:00 Lulu Belle and Ç..-ot+v Brea kfast Club N . Sheets Morris 9:00 Breakfast Club N . Hymns of All Churches Music in the Air C 9:15 Ribber Shannon Musical Menu Music in the Air 8:15 Evelyn & the Hilltop's Salt and Peanuts 9:15 All the Answers Hymn Time 9:30 Frances Adair N Municipal Court 8:30 News-Julian Bentley Jackson Family 9:30 London Stock Market Myrt and Marge 9:45 What Next? Monticello Party Line 8:45 Don & Helen Bachelor's Children C 9:45 Breakfast Club N. Young Widder Jones Bachelor Children C Pretty Kitty Kelly C 9:00 Margot; Castlewood N Margot, Ca-stlejood N Monticello Party Line. 10:00 Margot, Castlewood N Cinda's First Love Musical Calendar . 10:00 Mrs. Wiggs N...... WCPO News 10:15 John's Other Wife N Ch'ber of Commerce Keyboard and Console 9:15 Aunt Jemima N Aunt Jemima N Myrt and Marge C... 10:15 Aunt Jemima N Aunt Jemima N Smilin' Dan Just Plain Bill N Consumers Conference Symphonetta 9.30 Attorney at Law N Banner Newshawk Emily Post C...... 10:30 Terry Regan N Betty and Bob Emily Post C 10:3C Man on the Street 10:45 Woman in White N.. Jimmy Lee News 9:45 News Report Viennese Ensemble N. Meador Lowrey, Newt 1045 1Household Hour Houseboat Hannah . Art of Living 10:00 Mary Marlin N Robison's BuciarOos -- Mary Lee Taylor C. 11:00 " " Mary Marlin N ,Jean Abbey TUoo David Harum N. Merry-Go-Round Saris and Sallie Carol's Romance C 11:15 News Carol Kennedy's R. C 11:15 Backstage Wife N Hal and Henry 10:15 Pep. Young's Fem. N .0 10.30 Vic and Sade N Homemakers Exch. N Big Sister C ...... 11:30 Coon Creek Band .... Lady Be Good Big Sister C 11:30 Homemakers Each. N. Big Sister C . % 68 10:45 George Hartwick N . Aunt Jenny's Stories C 11:451 " " The Goldberg: . ... Aunt Jenny's Stories C 11:45 Star Gazing .... Aunt Jenny's Stories C Edward McHugh N WCPO News Mary M. McBride ... 11:00 Don and Helen . Time for Thought N Mary M. McBride C.. 12:00 WCKY News .[ Girl Alone N Mary M. McBride C 12:00 My Boy Matt 12:15 Noonday Reverie Carlyle Scott Choir Edwin C. Hill C 11:15 Chuck, Ray & Christine Farm Scrap Book Edwin C. Hill C 12:15 Songs for Everyone The O'Neills Edwin C. Hill C Man on the Street The Listener Speaks 11:30 Ma Perkins N National Farm and Romance Helen TrentC 12:30 Farm and Horne National Farm and Rom'nce Helen Trent C 12:30 News 12:45 Melody Parade News; Markets 11:45 Mkts.-weather-news Home Hour N .. Our Gal, Sunday C 12:45 Hour N , Home Hour N Our Gal Sunday C Three Romeos N _ Linda's First Love.... O. Emerson Gill's Or. N WC-P0 News Farmer's Week 12:00 Prairie Farmer, 1:00 Betty and Bob C 1:00 Rhythm Rambles 12:15 Dinnerbell Time College of Agriculture 1:15 Hymns All Churches C 1:15 Escorts and Betty N Dot Club News .. Three R's ... 12:30 John Brown; Markets Banner Newshawk Iivestock •Ma rkets 1:30 Sue Blake N Hello Peggy Grimm's Daughter C 1:30 Words & Music N From Hawaii Melody Boys .. 12:45 Grace Wilson Dept. of Agriculture. Robison's Buckaroos .. 1:45 Eunice Norton N . Kitty Keene, Inc Hollywood in Person C 1:45 F. Heikell's Ensemble. WCPO News Slim Jim Jones C 1:00 Music Appreciation- - Fun in Music-Dr. Jos. The Rangers -Ranch Boys N Vocational Agriculture Slim Jim Jones C 2:00 Palmer House Ens, MI 2:15 Mary Williams M... Siesta Rhythm Rambles 1:15 Melody Time ... E. Muddy N ... Weekday Devotions 2:15 Movieland News The Musician Meet the Missus American School 2:30 Cincinnati Your City. Cleo Brown American School 1:30 Grain Market Fed. Women's Clubs N University of Kentucky 2:30 Jayne Rohan Living Literature .. O. 2:45 ,Armchair Quartet N Music of the Dreamer of the Air C 1:45 "How IMet My Hu'd. Armchair Quartet N . 2:45 Music Guild N. . . of Air C . Tuesday Matinee C 2:00 Homemakers Pepper Young N Betty and Bob 3:00 IAll Sports Review Pepp'r Young's tam. News; Fire Prevention 3:00 WSAI Little Show Today's Winners 3:15 2:15 Program . Ma Perkins N .. Hymns All Churches 3:15 Marine Band N Ma Perkins N Tuesday Matinee C. •• • • •• 3:30 It Is Strange •11 01 Hollace Shaw C 2:30 Musical Roundup Vic and Sade N . ErnrnY'S Band 3:30 Vic and Sale N P. T. A. Program 3:45 ▪ 111. 2:45 ,Guiding Light N _ _ Hollace Shaw C 3:45 Dan Harding's Wife Notes and 4:00 Lorenzo Jones N WCPO News Acad. of Medicine C 3:00 Club Matinee N Women's News . Acad. of Medicine C- 4:00 All Sports Review... Dr. Friendly News Strollers Today's Winners Dance Time 3:15 'Club Matinee N .. Melodies of Horne 4:15 Club Matinee N ... Mary Sothern . Dance Time C 4:15 4:30 Johnson Family M.... Jam for Supper Sophisticated Swing 3:30 Dan Harding's Wife N State Teachers - 4:30 Information Bureau . The Mad Hatterfields ,Sundown Serenade 4:45 Kiddies Club Quest. Before House C 3:45 Road of Life N College 4:45 Road of Life N. Women Voters . • Out o' the Dusk -5:00 Dick Tracy Tea Time Tunes 4:0C Music Circle Leon Cole 5:00 Sports Review - Junior Nurse Corps N Follow the Moon C 5:15 Terry and the Pirates N Hollywood Highlights 4:15 Vagabonds Quartet N D. Winslow of Navy N 5:15 Don Winslow N Jack Armstrong 1Freshest Thing in Town 5:30 Harry Kogen's Orc. N Memory Lane Singing Strings 4:30 Johnnie Johnston N Market Reports "Stepmother" C 5:30 Sports Review Singing Lady N "Stepmother" C 5:45 Nixson Denton " Arcadian Reporter 4:45 Three Romeos N ....Freddie Rose "Hilltop House" C 5:45! Straight Shooters N Hilltop House Hollywood Highlights 6eo Vicki Chase, soprano WCPO News To b• announced . . 5:00 Junior Nurse Corps N Rhythm Time Herbie Koch, organ.. 6:00 Little Orphan Annie N ,Front Page People To be announced C. 6:15 Kentucky Colonel .... Dinner Club Si Bunch-News 5:15 Rakov's Orchestra N Afternoon News Jack Armstrong 6:15 Paul Kennedy 1Supper Serenade Personalities on Parade 6:30 ?aul Sullivan ... News: Music C . 5:30 What's the News? Story of the Shield Salt and Peanuts 6:30 News and Sports N .. Allan Franklyn, sports Dick Bray-Sports .... 6:45 Billy Snyder's Orch 5:45 Winslow of the Navy Asher & Little Jimmie Asher & Little Jimmie 6:45 Dinner Date ,Lowell Thomas N . . Musical Moments ... B. Wood's Music C. 7:00 Shutta & Deutsch - WCPO News Stars of Broadway 6:00 Easy Acis, sketch N Sports: Mel;ciies Baptist Seminary .... 7:00 Easy Aces it - - IAmos -•ii.'-- Andy N Poetic Melodies C 7:15 Larry Lee's Orchestra Harmony Hall 6:15 Mr. Keen N 1Rhythmic Strings . Screenscoops C 7:15 Lost Persons N :Vocal Varieties N Hollyved Screensc'ps C "Holly'd Screens'ps"C 7:30 Musical Speedway 6:30 Dorothy Thompson N Dick Gasparre's Or. N Helen Menken in 7:30 People in the News N The Press Review . Famous Actors Guild- Harry Hartman Helen Menken: 7:45 Race Results "Second Husband" C 6:45 Vivian Della Chiesa N F. Craig's Orch. "Second Husb'd" C. 7:45 Vivian Della Chiesa N Tonic Time Helen Menken C Edw. G. Robinson- 8:00 Sammy Kaye's Orch-.-M Crime Reporter Edw. G. Robinson- 7:00 Those We Love N Johnny with Ruu -800 Those We Love N.. Johnny Presents N Edw. G. Robinson- 8:15 Better Sportsmanship Dramatization C 7:15 Morgan N Dramatization C.... 8:15 "" "Big Town" C 8:30 Wayne King's Musically Speaking 7:30 It Can Be Done N Wayne King's Al Jolson Show, with 8:30 Xavier Cugat's Orch It Can Be Done- Al Jolson and Al Jolson Show with 8:45 Orchestra N Men of Vision 7:45 Orchestra N Martha Raye C 8:45 Bob Brown Edgar A. Guest N Others C Martha Raye C Horace Heidt's Watch the Fun Horace Heidi and Watch the Fun 9:00 Vox .. Pop -N The Spectator Watch the Fun Go By 8:00 Horace Heidt's 9,00 Vox Pop N Brigadiers N Go By C His Brigadiers N Go By C 9:15 Popular Melodies with Al Pearce C 8:15 Brigadiers 9:15 9:30 Hollywood Mardi Clock On The Mantle Jack Oakie's 8:30 Alias Jimmy Hollywood Jack Oakie'r College 9:30 Alias Jimmy True Detective Jack Oakie's 9:46 Gras N College C . 8:45 Valentine N Mardi Gras N Benny Goodman's 9:45 Valentine N Mysteries . College C et Orchestra C Hour at Romance ... Benny Goodman's 10:00 WCPO News Benny Goodman's 9:00 Ge-n7 Hugh Johnson N -10:00 Gen. Hugh Joinison O. t. .6 ..... 6.• • • ' Orchestra C 10:15 For the Plano "Swing School" C. 9:15 Kidoodlers N 10:15 Kidoodlers N Jimmy Fidler N Broadway Stars Jimmy Floten N Newscast-Lee Bland 10:30 Charles Woods, News Wein Bar Mitchell Ayers' Orch 9:30 !Celia Gamba, violin 10:30 Celia Gamba N Musical Moments Musical Moments Dale Carnegie N 1Gladys Lee at Organ.. 10:45 Emery Deutsch's Orc. Tune Toppers .... Newspaper on the Air 9:45 I stylist N 10:45 " " .... •• Poetic Melodies C 11:00 Don Reitm-an's WCPO News 1-0:00 IGlobe Trotter Amos 'n' Andy N 11:00 Taxicab Night Club Paul Sullivan - Leaders in Dance Time J. Garrigan's Orch.... Orchestra Southern Hospitality T. Dorsey's Orch C WSM News Meador Lowrey, News 11:15 J. Blaine's Orch. N Lou Amigos T. Dorsey's Orch. C 11:15 10:15 L. Panico's Orch. N. 11:30 Lou Breese's Leighton Noble's ... Sports: Rainbow Room Remembering 11:30 Benny Meroff's Larry Lee's Leighton Noble's 10:30 Benny Meroff's 11:45 Orchestra Orchestra C 10:45 Orchestra N Orchestra N 11:45 Orchestra N Orchestra .... , Orchestra C 1 WSM WHAS WCKY WLW WKRC I WSAI WCPO I WHIO WLS-WENR "It Can Be Done," dramatic sketch, with 10:00-Genera Hugh Johnson. to...wen...no. -Ruby Newman's Orchestra. WEAF WSM wgy wtam wmaq who Edgar Guest. Frankie Master's Orchestra, WJZ WCKY WLS whk wham kdka wspd -Henry Busse's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY Masters Voices. WJZ WLW WLS kdka 10:15-Kidoodlers. WJZ WCKY whk wave WLS kdka whk wave wham wfla wire NETWORK PROGRAMS (NBC-CBS) whk wham wspd wire wham wspd EASTERN STANDARD TIME 9:00-Vox Pop, conducted by Parks Johnson 10:30-Howard Phillips, songs. WABC limos M IDN IG HT-Pa ul Whiteman's Ambassador Hotel Orchestra. WJZ WCKY WLS kdka and Wallace Butterworth, WEAF WCKY wsbt kmbc whk wave wire wham WSAI kyw wgy wtam wwj wmaq who wdaf -Phillips rely Follies. (CBS) wbbm wfbm 7:00-Poetic Melodies: Jack Fulton, tenor, -Dick Gasparre's Orchestra. WEAF WSM -Emery Deutsch's Orchestra. WABC WKRC wire kstp kmox wsbt wcco kmbc and Francis MacCormack, poetic reader, wgy wtam wdaf WHAS wfbm -Jimmie Fidler's Hollywood Gossip. WEAF and orchestra. WABC WKRC wgar wcau -Louis Panico's Orchestra. (NBC) wmaq -Horace Heidt's Alemite Brigadiers. WJZ WLW WSM wgy wtam wmact who Isyyr wad -Merck Webers Orchestra. WEAF wwj wgy 7:45-Vivian Della Chiesa, soprano. WJZ WLW WLS WSM kdka whk wave wham wtam who wadc wwva wbt wgst wjr wire wfla wave wbap wdaf kstp WCKY WLS whk wave wire wham wowo wfla wspd wbap 12:30-Freddie Nagel's Orchestra. WJZ -Easy Aces comedy sketch, featuring Jane -Celia Gamba, violinist. WJZ WCKY WLS 8:00-Edward G. Robinson, with Claire Trevor -"Watch the Fun Go By," presented ov AI WCKY kdka wave wire wham whk and Goodman Ace. WJZ WCKY WLS whk wave wire wham In "Big Town", newspaper drama. WABC Pearce and His Gang. Lou Holtz, Com- -Al Jahn's Orchestra. WEAF wgy 'dam kdka whk wham wire 10:45-Dale Carnegie-How To Win Friends WHIO WKRC WHAS wbbm wfbm wgar edian, quest, Arlene Harris, "Human Chat- wmaq who wdaf and Influence People. WEAF WLW wgy -Amos 'n' Andy. WEAF WLW wgy kyw kmbc wcau kmox wbt wcco wadc wgst wwl terbox:" Carl Hoff's Orchestra; "Kidoodl- -Buddy Rogers' Orchestra. WABC WKRC wtam kstp who wdaf wire kyw wmaq wwj who wwj kstp wtam -Johnny Presents Russ Morgan s Orchestra. ers," guests. WABC WKRC WHIO WHAS WHAS wibm wr -Four Clubman. WABC Charles Martin's Thrill; Swing Fourteen; wjr wbbm wfbm kmbc wcau kmox wadc -Hal Totten, sports. (NBC) wmaq Frances Adair; Rhythm Rogues, and Glenn wsbt wbt wcco wgar wgst wwl 11:00-Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) WSM wfaa The all-girls debating team which 7:15-Vocal Varieties: Choral Group of 14 Cross. WEAF WLW WSM kyw wgy wwj 9:30-"Jack Oakie" with Stuart Erwin; Geor- wdaf wire wmaq appeared on the "Dear Teacher" pro- Voices. WLW to WEAF wgy wtam wire wtam wmaq who kstp wdaf wfla wire kvoo gia Stoll's Orchestra and Verree Teesdale -Ink Spots. WEAF wgy wtam who wmaq wmaq who kstp kyw wed wbap wave and Adolphe Men¡ou, quest, with Raymond -Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra, WABC gram this week has issued a chal- -Those We Love, Dramatic Serial with Nan (WKRC WHIO on 11:15) wit wadc -"Hollywood Screenscoops" with George Hatton, and Patsy Flick, comedians; Helen Grey and Richard Cromwell. WJZ WCKY -"Poetic Melodies" (CBS) WHAS wbbm lenge to the Buffalo Bill's bo ys team. McCall, WABC WKRC WHIO WHAS wjr Lynd, comedienne; Harry Barris, songs; WLS wham whk wspd wfbm kmbc wwl wcco kmox wgar wadc wwva wbt wbbm kmox wgst wwl Glee Club; Benny Goodman's Orchestra, The new program, "For Men 8:30-Al Jolson Show with Martha Raye, Park. WABC WKRC WHIO WHAS wjr wbbm -Jerry Blaine's Orchestra. (NBC) whk wave wcco wcau Only," is bringing successful men yakarkus and Victor Young's Orctiestrn wfbm wgar wcau kmox week wsbt wbt wife wire wham -Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persona WJZ Edward Everett Horton, guest. WABC wgst wcco wwl -Esse News Reporter WJZ only from all walks of life to the micro- WCKY WLS whk kdka wham wspd WKRC WHIO WHAS wjr wbbm wfbm -Hollywood Mardi Gras: Lanny Ross; Charles 11:15-Jerry Blaine's Orchestra. WJZ whk phone. 7:30-People in the News: Dorothy Thompson. wgar wcau kmox wbt wadc wwl wcco Butterworth; Walter O'Keefe; Jane Rhodes; wave wire wham -King's Jesters Orchestra. WEAF wgy wtam Alice Frost's new Broadway show , WJZ WCKY WLS wham limbc wgst guests; Raymond Paige's Orchestra. WEAF -Famous Actors t.'utici Presents Helen -Lady Esther Serenade: Wayne King and his WSAI WSM who kyw wgy wwl wtam wdaf who wmaq "The Sno Maker's Holiday," is rating Meshes in "Second Husband." WABC Orchestra. WEAF VISAI WSM kvoo wwi wire kstp wfla wave wmaq 11:30-Leighton Noble's Orchestra, WABC enthusiastic raves from dramatic crit- WKRC WHIO WHAS wcau wgar wbbm wjr who kstp WMaQ wire ways kyw wgy wtam -Alias Jimmy Valentine starring Bert Lytell. WHIO WKRC wjr wbbm wcau wgar wfbm kmbc km« wfaa wdaf wbap WJZ WCKY WLS kdka wham whk kmos wadc wsbt wsfa wcco wbt ics. 10 RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING JANUARY 28, 1938

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WCKY WLW WKRC WSAI WCPO WHIO WLS -WENR WSM WHAS Cincinnati (1490 kv ) Cincinnati (700 loc.) Cincinnati (sso Ice.) Cincinnati (5330 kc.) cinema (1soo kr..) Dorton (1260 Ice.) Chicago. III. (870 kc.) Nashville. Tenn. (650ite.) Louisville. Ky. (820 kc.) 6:31s Morning Round Up Drifting Pioneers . . Jerry. Foy 6:30 Six-to-Niners Breakfast Express 5:30 Smile A Mile •• •• 110 6:45 Brows County Revelen Stockyard Reports 6:45 00 00 5:45 ee 00 7101 Sunkistime Morn'g in the Mount's Sing Before Breakfast. 7:00 Poetic Philosopher . WCPO News 6:00 Asbury College s• 7:15 Arthur Chandler, Jr. Early Edition News 7:15 Early Express Six to Niners Little Tom 6:15 Devotions 1:30 Steve's Gang Sing, Neighbor, Sing Dow's Dawn Patrol. 7:30 .. .. Across the lireakfast 6:30 Sing, Neighbor, Sing. Stamp's Quartet Emmy's Band 1:45 Gene Ruppe Merrymakers . 7:45 . .. . . Table 645 Evelyn & Hilltoppen. Almanac Tobacco Market. SO Four Showmen N Prayer Period . . . 11100 Malcolm Claire N.. WCPO News WHIO Almanac 7:00 News Report Golden West Cowboys Early Morning 1:15 Wm. Meeder N Peter Grant-News 11:15 Good Morn. Melod. N Six to Niners Dunker's Club 7:15 Pokey and Arkie Early Morn. Melodies Jamboree 11:30 News for Executives The Gospel Singer .Woman's Hour II:30 Do you Remember N Six to Niners Greenfield Chapel C 7:30 Morning Devotions WSM News •• 11:45 Lucille & Lanny N Voice of Experience II:45 Women s Newsreel Women make the News 7:45 Jolly Joe's Pals Freddie Rose U 00

1:04 Breakfast Club N Hymns of All Churches As You Like It C 9:00 Rainbow Ridge WCPO News Cornelia on the Air 0:00 Lulu Belle and Scotty Breakfast Club N .... Skeet: Morris ...... 1:11 All the Answers. Madison Ensemble C 9:15 Ribber Shannon Musical Menu Madison Ensemble C. 8:15 Morning Minstrels Salt and Peanuts 1:3 London Stock Market Myrt and Marge.... . Federation of Churches 1:30 Alice Joy N Municipal Court 8:30: News-Julian Bentley.. ile U Jackson Family Breakfast Club N Young Widder Jones. Bachelor's Children C 945 Dance Parade Monticello Party Line 8:45 Don & Helen ▪ m Bachelor's Children C 110:0s. Margot, Castlewood N Linda's First Love Musical Calendar 1000 Mrs. Wiggs N WCPO News - Pretty Kitty Kelly C.. 9:00 Margot, Cestlewood N Margot, Castlewood N Monticello Party Line. 10:18 Aunt Jemima N . Aunt Jemima N Smilin' Dan 10:15 John's Other Wife N NYA Program Keyboard and Console 9:15 Aunt Jemima N Aunt Jemima N Myrt and Marge C... soet Terry Regan N Betty and Bob Tony Wons C 10:30 Just Plain Bill N There Was a Time. Symphonetta 9:30 Attorney at Law N Banner Newshawk Tony Wons' Book C . Imes Houseboat Hannah Man on the Street 10:45 Woman in White N Alibi Girl WHIO News; Music. 9:45 News Report Viennese Ensemble N. Meador Lowrey, News

11:0L Household , Hoar Mary Marlin N Ruth Lyons' News Vie 11:00 David Harum N Merry-Go-Round — Ruth Cathart, songs C 10:00 Mary Marlin N Melody Caravan Sunshine Sir; C 11:11 News C. Kennedy's Rom. C 11:15 Backstage Wife N. Hal and Henry 10;15 Pep. Young's Fam. N Higgins of Finchville N Carol's Romance C 11:30 Coon Creek Band— Carson Robison Big Sister C 11:30 How to be Charmiig N Oe Big Sister C 10:30, Vic end Sade N How to be Charm'g N Big Sister C 11:45 The Goldbergs Aunt Jenny's Stories C 11:45 Grace and Eddie •• Aunt Jenny's Stories C 1045 IEdward McHugh N. Larry Larson N Aunt Jenny's Stories C 12:00 WCKY News ...... Girl Alone N .. Mary M. McBride C 12:00 My Boy Matt ...... WCPO News Mary M. McBride C 11:00 Virginia Lee, Sunbeam Time for Thought N.. Mary M. McBride C.. 12:15 Songs for Everyone... The 0 Neills Edwin C. Hill C 12:15 Jane Gray Happiness Ahead Edwin C. Hill C 11:15 ‘ Chuck, Ray & Christine Edward Gamage N.., Edwin C. Hill C 12:30 Farm and Home National Farm and Rom'nce Helen Trent C 12:30 News Man on the Street.. The Listener Speaks 11:30; Ma Perkins N National Farm and Helen Trent C 12:45 Hour N Home Hours N Our Gal Sunday C . 12:45 Star Gazing Melody Parade News; Markets 11:45 Markets; Weather Home Hour N Our Gal Sunday C e• 1:00 Betty and Bob C 1:00 Emersdn Gill's Or. N WCPO News Farmer's Week 12:00 Prattle Farmer, •• Lindas First Love.... 1:15 Betty Crocker C 1:15 Escorts and Betty N. Rhythm Rambles 12:15 Dinnerbell Time NI 00 College of Agriculture 1:30 Sue Blake N To be announced Grimm's Daughter C. 1:30 Words & Music N . Dot Club News Three R's 12:30 IVoice of the Feedlot.. Banner Newsbawk Livestock-Markets .... 145 To be announced Kitty Keene, Inc Hollywood in Person C 1:45 F. Heikell's Ensemble. From Hawaii Melody Boys 1245 Business of Farming.. Dept. of Agriculture.. Joe Wheeler 2:00 Swingtime Trio N. Once Upon • Time .. Woman's News C 2:00 Don't Look Now M... WCPO News Woman's News C 100 Business & Industry7: Program.. Woman's News C 1:11 Let's Talk It Over N Contemporary Writers Meet the Missies 2:15 Music for Your Schl M Siesta Melodic Memories 1:15 Otto & Novelodeons.. Cole and Moore Weekday Devotions .. 2:3r Murdock Williams .. Rise of the Great American School 2:30 Cincinnati Your City Cleo Brown ..... American School 1:30 Grain Market Walt: Favorites N University of 2.4r. Waltz Favorites N Northwest .. of Air C 2.45 Men of the West Music of the Dreamer of the Air C 1:45 Infant Welfare Kentucky Pepper Young's Fern N News; Fire Prevention 3:00 WSAI Little Show. Today's Winners Leith Stevens' Betty and Bob 300 Sports Review rr 2:00 Homemakers Pepper Young N 3:15 Movieland News Ma Perkins Moment Musicale 3:15 Harmonies C 2:15 Program Ma Perkins N Hymns All Churches. 11:30 Little Variety Show N Vic and Sade N ... Deep River Boys C... 3:30 It Is Strange Deep River Boys C 2:30 Musical Roundup Vie and Sade N Deep River Boys C . 1:46 Met. Opera Guild N. Dan Harding's Wife.. Maynard Craig's News 3:45 Curtis Institute of 2:45 et Guiding Light N Yellow Blank Salute seo Club Matinee N Dr. Friendly 4:00 Lorenzo Jones N WCPO News Music C.- 300 Club Matinee N Women's News Institute of Music C7: roday. 1 Winners 00 4:11 Mary Sothern Curtis Music Institute • 4:15 Grace and Eddy 3:15 Vaughn Quartet Melodies of Home 430 Information Bureau The Mad Hatferfields Sundown Serenade ... 430 Johnson Family M Jam for Supper I/4 Hour in /34 Time... 3:30 Parents ind Teachers Dan Harding's -Wife N Teachers College 445 Road of Life N Dr. Defoe C 4:45 Kiddies Club Dr. Allan Defoe C.... 3:45 National Congr's N Road of Life N Dr. Allan Defoe C ei Twenty fingers 1.1:0 Sports Review Junior Nurse Corps N Follow Me .5.400n c see Dick Tracy N 400 Music Circle Market Reports Out o' the Dusk 1:15 Don Winslow N Jack Armstrong Freshest Thing in Town 5:15 Terry and the Pirates N Memory U M Musical Visions 4:15 Vagabonds Quartet N Winslow of the Navy N 6:30 Sports Review Singing Lady N "Stepmother" C 5:30 Harry Kogen's Ore. N Singing Strings 4:30 Johnnie Johnston N WSM on Parade "Stepmother" C 645 Straight Shooters N Hilltop House Hollywood Highlights 5:45 Nixson Denton Modern Melodies Arcadian Reporter 4:45 Three Romeos N •• "Hilltop House" C Dear Teacher C 6d)0 Little Orphan Annie N Front Page People .. "Dere Teacher" C. 6:00 Speed Gibson WCPO News 5:00 Junior Nurse Corps N Rhythm Time 1Dear Teacher C 6:15 Mollie Halstead Dinner Club SI Bunch 6:15 Rex Maupin's Orch. N That's My Story Musical Visiens 5:15 R. Maupin's Orch. N. Afternoon News .. Jack Armstrong 6:30 Paul Sullivan 00 11 News: Music IWO WCKY News 4 Sports Allan Franklyn, sports Dick Bray-Sports 5:30 What's the News?.. Joe Dumond Salt and Peanuts 6:4S Billie Snider's Occis 01 00 Del Casino C 1:45 Dinner Date . Lowell Thomas N Carry Wood C 5:45 Winslow of the Navy Asher & Li'tle Jimmie Asher fk Little Jimmie 7:00 Tommy Nolan's Orch. WCPO News Vic Arden's Ore 100 Easy Aces N Amos 'n' Andy N. Poetic Melodies C 600 Easy Aces, sketch N IL C. Sports; Dance.. ihdra Gordinier 7:15 Uncle Ezra N Eventide Echoes "Hobby Lobby" C. 1:15 Lost Persons N- Mielody Grove "Hobby Lobby" C 6:15 Lost Persons N String Quartet Ifoca I Varieties 7:30 Larry Lee's Orchestra Harry Hartman 7:30 WCKY Presents Lem and Abner N 6:30 Lum and Abner N. Mary Dugan Herbie Koch, organ.. 7:45 bake Carter C 1:45 J. James' Orchestra. bake Carter C Janette Race Results 6:45 Charlotte Lansing N. Stars of Broadway Betake Carter C 0:00 Ethel Shutter and Crime Reporter J. Garrigan'S- Orch. BOO Roy Shield's Revue N One Man's Family N Cavalcade of 7:00 Roy Shields' One Man's Family N Cavalcade of 1:15 Emery Deutsch Symphonic Hour Gene Erwin's Ord 11:15 America C 7:15 Revue N America C 0:30 Wayne King's Eddie Cantor C 7:30 Harriet Parsons N Wayne King's 111:30 Harriet Parsons N Hoosier House- Eddie Cantor C 8. 08 Eddie Cantor C •• 80 11:45 Orchestra N 11:45 Choir Symphonette N warming 7:45 Choir Symphonette N Orchestra N Kay Kyser's The Spectator Andre Kostelanets's 8:00 Don and Helen .. Town Hall Tonight N Andre Kostelaneh's 9£0 To" be announced N.. Town Hall Tonight N Andre Kostelaneh's 9:003 Popular Malodies U " Orchestra C 9:15 Orchestra M Orchestra Ç...... 8:15 To be announced N.. Concert Orchestra C 9:15 Ben Bernie and M . 00 11 Ben Bernie and All the 9:30 Don Redman's 8:30 The Bishop's Ben Bernie and 9:30 National Council U . Orchestra Vocal Varieties Lads C 8:45 Pence Lads C 9>f15 Jewish Women N. Lads C 9:45 Tommy Nolan's WCPO News Gang Busters C.... 9:00 Gen. Hugh Johnson N Your Hollywood The "Gang Busters C 10:00 Gen. liugh Johnson N Your Hollywood Gang Busters C 10:00 et 0 10:15 Orchestra Musical Newsy " ...... 9:15 Nola Day N Parade N 10:15 Dogs and Game Parade N•... N •• Charles Woods, new, Wein Bar +Mitchell Ayres Orch 9:30 NBC Minstrels of "Hobby Lobby," with 10:30 Minstrel Show N Newscast-Lee eland 10:30 Melodies from Skies M Swing Fantasy Newspaper of the Air 9:45 1938 N M M Dave Elman C 10:46 Joe Binder 10:46 WeikPO News J. Garrigan's Orch. 10:00 Globe Trotter Amos 'n' Andy N ... Poetic Melodies C 1I:00 Inkspots N Paul Sullivan Ross Pierce's Orch Ild:10 Ethel Shutta & Deutsch Southern Hospitality Bob Crosby's Orch. C 10:15 King's Jesters Orch. N WSM News Meador Lowrey, News 11:16 King's Jesters Orch, Learn the Words... Bob Crosby's Orch, C , 11:15 Lou Breese's .... Sammy Kayes 10:30 Paul Whiteman's Sports: Ches Paree Sammy Kaye's 11:30 Hollywood Fashion Ethel Shutta & Deutsch Sammy Kaye's 11:30 Orchestra " Orchestra C 10:45 Orchestra N Orchestra N Orchestra C 11:45 Show N ..... • Larry Lee's Orchestra Orchestra C 11:45 WCKY WLW WKRC I WSAI WCPO WHIO I WLS-WENR WSM WHAS -Harriet Parsons. WJZ WCKY WLS kdka wdaf who wfla kstp wave wwj wire wfaa described by Sallt Martin, fashion ex- whk wham wspd -General Hugh Johnson, commentator. WJZ pert; Charles Irwin, m. C.; Paul White- 8.45-Choir Symphonette. WJZ WCKY WLS WCKY WLS kdka wham whk wspd man's Orchestra, WJZ WCKY WLS whk NETWORK PROGRAMS (NBC-CBS) kdka whk wham wspd 10.15-Nola Day, vocalist. WJZ WLS whk wave wire wham kdka wham 11:45-Paul Whiteman's Orchestra. WJZ EASTERN STANDARD TIME 9:00-Andre Kostelanetz's Concert Orchestra; WCKY WLS whk wave wire wham Lawrence Tibbett, baritone soloist; Deems 10:30-Howard Phillips, songs. WABC wbbm wfbm wgar kmbc wbt wsfa wwl wcco MIDNIGHT-Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra. 7410-Porstk Melodies: Jack Fulton, tenor; WHAS wit wbbn• wgar k---bc wcau kmox Taylor, commentator; Paul Douglas, an- -NBC Minstrel Show. WJZ WCKY WLS WABC WKRC WHAS wfbm wgar kmbc nouncer. WABC WKRC WHAS WHIO Franklyn MacCormack. poetic reader, and wcco wbt wadc wgst wwl wcau kmox wjr wbbm wfbm wgar kmbc wcau kmox whk kdka wave wire wham orchestra. WABC WKRC wadc wwva wbt -Charlotte Lansing, soprano and orchestra, -Eddie Varios Orchestra. WEAF WLS wgy wadc wbt wsfa wwl wcco wsbt wgst -"Hobby Lobby". (CBS) WHAS wbbm kmox wgar wcau wgst wit WJZ WLS kdka whk wave wire wham wtam wmaq who wdaf -Town Hall Tonight: Fred Allen and Port- wcco wwl wsbt wgst wsfa wfbm -Easy Aces, comedy sketch, featuring Jane wowo -Harold Nagel's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY land Hotta; Peter Van Steeden's Orchestra; 10:45-Special Talks Program, guest speaker. and Goodman Ace. WJZ WCKY WLS whk wave wire wham -Jean Sablon, songs. WEAF wgy wtam WEAF WLW WSM kyw wtam wwj wmaq WABC wadc wbbm wcco wgar wsbt wgst kdka whk wham wire 12:30-Lights Out: Mystery drama. WEAF -Amos 'n' Andy. WEAF WLW wgy kyw who wmaq who wdaf who wdaf kstp wave wfla wfaa wgy wire II :00-Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) WSM wmaq WSAI WLS wgy wtam wmaq who kstp wtam wwj B:00-One Man's Family, dramatic sketch. -To be announced. WJZ WCKY WLS whk wdaf wire wbap -Henry King's Orchestra. WABC WHIO - Totten, sports. (NBC) wrnacl WEAF WLW WSM wdaf wgy wwj team kdka wham -"Poetic Melodies." (CBS) WHAS wir wbbm wfbm kmbc wcco kmox wwl WKRC WHAS wbbm wfbm wadc 7:15-"Uncle Ezra's Radio Station E-Z.R-A," who wmaq wfla wave moo wire wcol wfaa 9:30-Ben Bernie and All the Lads, Lew Lehr, -Teddy Hill's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY whk with Pat Barrett, Nora Cunneen and others. kyw kstp Buddy Clark and Jane Pickens. WABC -Dick Gasparre's Orchestra. WEAF wgy wtam who kyw wave wire wham WEAF WSAI .wfaa wcol wmaq wtam wire -"The Cavalcade of America"-Don Voor- WHIO. WKRC WHAS wjr wgar wbbm kmbc wdaf kyw who wbap kstp hees and his Concert Orchestra. WABC wcau kmox wfbm wgst wsbt wsfa wwl wcco -Bob Crosby's Orchestra. WABC (WKRC WHIO on 11:15) wadc wbt wsbt wgst Jack Fulton is having pet trouble. - Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons. WJZ WKRC WHAS wjr wbbm wfbm wgar kmbc -National Council of Jewish Women-Hon. -Esso News Reporter. WJZ only His spaniel is registering throaty WCKY WLS whk kdka wham wspd wcau kmox wbt wgst wwl wcco George T. Messersmith, assistant secretary -Ink Spots. (NBC) WCKY whk wave wire of State-Council on Parade. WJZ WCKY -"Hobby Lobby," featuring Dave Elman and -Roy Shield's Revue; vocalists. WJZ WCKY 11:05-Ink Spots. WJZ WCKY whk wave growls at the wire-haired puppy whk kdka wham Harry Salter's Orchestra. WABC WKRC WLS kdka whk wham wire wham which Jack received as a Christmas 10:00- "Gang Busters," true crime dramatiza- WHIO wcau wadc wgar wjr kmbc wwva 8:30-Eddie Cantor, comedian; Vyola Von; 11:15-King's Jesters Orchestra, WJZ WCKY wbt Pinky Tomlin; Jimmy Wallington; Jacques tions. WABC WKRC WHAS WHIO wjr gift. WLS whk wave wire wham /:30-Lum and Abner, comedy sketch. WJZ Renard and his Orchestra. WABC WKRC wbbm wfbm wgar wcau limos kmbc wbt Betty Winkler is again listening to WLW WLS WHAS WHIO wjr wbbm wgar wbt wgst wwl wgst wcco 11:30-Henry Busses Orchestra. WEAF WLS -Mario Cozzi, baritone. (NBC) wave wire wwl kmox wadc wcco -"Your Hollywood Parade"-Dick Powell, WSM wgy wtam wmaq who movie offers. wham -Lady Esther Serenade: Wayne King and his m.c.; Rosemary Lane, vocalist; orchestra -Sammy Kaye's Orchestra, WABC WHIO Truman Bradley aspires to win the ...4-lendrik Willem Van Loon: Talk, WEAF Orchestra. WEAF WSAI WSM wtam wfaa direction Al Goodman's choral ensemble WKRC WHAS wjr wcau kmbc wadc wbt wgy wtam wmaq who wdaf kyw wgy wwj kyw kvoo wmaq wire were kstp direction Dudley Chambers and guest stars. wsfa Aviation Trophy for America's A-1 refe-Boake Carter. WNW WKRC WHIO who wdaf WEAF WLW WSM wgy wtam wmaq kyw -Radio Fashion Show from Hollywood: Stars traveller during 1938. RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING JANUARY 28, 1938 11

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WCKY WLW WKRC WSAI WCPO WHIO WLS-WENR WSM WHAS Cincinnati DUO Ice-) Cincinnati (700 ice ) Cincinnati (550 kc ) Cincinnati (1330 Ice.) Cincinnati (1200 kc.) Dayton (1260 kc.) Chicago. III. (870 kc.) Nashville, Tenn. MO kc.) Louisville, Ky. (820 kc.) 6:30 Morning Round Up... Drifting Pioneers Jerry Foy -1:30 Six•to-Niners Breakfast Express Smile A While...... 6:45 le ell Brown County Revelers Stockyard Reports 6:45 .... •• 5:45 6. b. 7:00 7X10 Sunkistime--- MOrn'g in the Mount's God's Bible School Morning Prayer WCPO News Asbury College .• ell 1:15 Brown County Revelers Early Edition—News 7:15 Early Express Six to Niners Little Tom 6:15 Devotions 7:30 Steve's Gang Hugh Cross Dow's Dawn Patrol 7:30 ... Across the Breakfast 6:30 Ky. Girls & Hilltop.. Vaughn Quartet Henry's Mountaineers .0 745 Gene Rupp' Merrymakers 11. .11 7:45 eb et Table 6:45 Pat and Henry...... Ky. Tobacco Markets 8:00 Southernaires N Prayer Period 8:0i Malcolm Claire N WCPO News WHIO Almanac.. 7:00 - News Report Dulmore Brothers .. Early Morning « 8:15 Liebert Ensemble N Peter Grant, News 8:15 Good Morn. Melad. N Six to Niners Dunker's Club 7:15 The Hilltoppers Almanac Jamboree 8:30 •• 8:30 News for Executives The Gospel Singer Woman's Hour Do You Remember N Yesterday's Favorites 7:30 Morning Devotions . WSM News 9994 ..... 8:45 Grace and Scotty N Voice of Experience • .11 8:45 Women's Newsreel .. Women Make the News 7:45 Jolly Joe's Pals Vagabonds I. 9:00 Breakfast Club N Hymns of All Churches As You Like It C. 9:00 Rainbow Ridge WCPO News Cornelia on the Air 8:00 Lulu Belle and Scotty Breakfast Club N Skeet, Morris ... 9:15 Of All the Answers 9:15 Ribber Shannon Musical Menu Dear Columbia C 8:15 Evelyn & Hilltoppers 1 Salt and Peanuts ell •11 9:30 London Stock Market. Myrt and Marge Hymn Time 9:30 Frances Adair N ••• -Municipal Court 8:30 News—Julian Bentley.. Jackson Family

9:45 Breakfast Club N Young Widder Jones Bachelor's Children C 9:45 What Next? Monticello Party Line 8:45 Don & Helen .10 011 Bachelor's Children C 10:00- Margot; Castlewood N Linda's First Cove Musical Calendar .... 10:00 Mrs. Wiggs N WCPO News Pretty Kitty Kelly C 9:oo - Margot; Castlewood N Margot, Castlewood N Monticello Party Line 10:15 Aunt Jemima N Aunt Jemima N Smilin' Dan 10:15 John's Other Wife N Chamber of Comnece Keyboard and Console 9:15 Aunt Jemima N Aunt Jemima N Myrt and Marge C 10:30 Terry Regan N Betty and Bob Emily Post C .... 10:30 Just Plain Bill N . There Was a Time Symphonetta 9:30 Attorney at Law N Banner Newshawk Emily Post C 10:45 Household Hour Houseboat Hannah Man on the Street 10:45 Woman in White N. News; Dance Time 9:45 News Report Garden Talk Meador Lowrey, News

IN 0 11:00 Mary Marlin N Jean Abbey 11:00 David Harum N Merry-Go-Round The Art of Living Mary Marlin N Robison's Buckaroos Mary lee Taylor C . ell ell .0 11:15 News C. Kennedy's Rom. C 11:15 Backstage Wife N . Hal and Henry 10:15 Pepper Young N Sane and Sallie Carol's Romance C 611 O. 11:30 Coon Creek Band.... Betty Moore Big Sister C 11:30 Homemakers Exchange Big Sister C 10:30 Vic and Sade N Homemakers Each. N Big Sister C 1146 The Goldbergs Aunt Jenny's Stories C 11:45 Star Gazing .0 Aunt Jenny's Stories C 10:45 Edward McHugh N Cobwebs & Cadenzas N Aunt Jenny', Stories C

12:00 WCKY News Girl AIM' N Mary M. McBride C. 12:00 My Boy Matt WCPO News Mary M. McBride C 11:00 Don and Helen Farm Credit Interview Mary M. McBride C 12:15 Songs for Everyone The O'Neills Edwin C. Hill C 12:15 Noonday Reverie . . Standard Mixed Choir Edwin C. Hill C 11:15 Chuck, Ray & Christine George Griffin N . Edwin C. Hill C 12:30 National Farm and National Farm and Rom'nce Helen Trent C 12:30 News Man on the Street. The Listener Speaks 11;30 Ma Perkins N Farm and Home Romance Helen TrentC 12:45 Home Hour N Home Hour N Our Gal Sunday C. 12:45 Three Romeos N Melody Parade News; Markets 11:45 Markets, weather, news Hour N Our Gal, Sunday C.. 1:00 el et .11 Betty and Bob C. 1:00 Emerson Gill's Or. N WCPO News Ann Kirk Trio 12:00 Dennerbell Program Linda's First Love 1:15 Hymns All Churches C 1:15 Escorts and Betty N Rhythm Ramblers Better Business Bureau 12:15 College of Agriculture 1:30 Sue Blake N Hello Peggy Grimm's Daughter C 1:30 Words & Music N Dot Club News Three R's 12:30 John Brown: Markets.. Banner Newshavek Livestock-Markets . 145 Movieland News Kitty Keene, Inc Hollywood in Person C 1:45 F. Heikell's Ensemble The Islanders Melody Boys 12:45 Grace Wilson Dept. of Agriculture.. Robison's Buckaroos 2:00 Ranch Boys N Current Events Lyric Serenade C 2:00 Musical Guild N WCPO- News Lyric Serenade C 1:00 "Touring h. World" Ranch Boys N The Rangers 2:15 Let's Talk It Over N Vocational Guidance Meet the Missus 2:15 Siesta Rhythm Rambles 1:15 Melody Time Let's Talk It Over N Weekday Devotions . 2:30 Jayne Rohan Latin America American School 2:30 Cincinnati Your City Cleo Brown .... American School 1:30 Gram Market Rakov's Orchestra N University of 2:45 Edward Davies N of Air C 2:45 Armchair Quartet N Music of the Dreamer of the Air C 1:45 "How IMet My Hu'd Edward Davies N. Kentucky

3:00 To be announced 300 .,inners Pepp'r Young's Fern. N News; Fire Prevention WSAI Little Show To.!! News; Theater 2:00 Homemakers Pepper Young's Fans N Betty and Bob 60 be 3:15 Rochester Philhar- Me Perkins N Ray Block's Varieties C 3:15 Matinee C 2:15 Program Ma Perkins N Hymns of All Churches 3:30 monic Orchestra N. Vic and Sade N U. S. Army Band C 3:30 It Is Strange U. S. Army Band C 2:30 Musical Roundup Vic and Sade N Emmy's Band et .1 ee •• 3:45 Dan Harding's Wife Maynard Craig's 3:45 2:45 ..... Guiding Light N U. S. Army Band C 4:00 Club Matinee N Dr. Friendly News 400 Lorenzo Jones N WCPO News Science Series C 3:00 Club Matinee N Women's News Science Series C 4:15 e. OR Mary Sothern Do you Remember? C 4:15 Strollers Today's Winners . . Do You Remember C 3:15 Club Matinee N Melodies of Home 4:30 4:30 Johnson Family M Jam for Supper 111 Information Bureau .. The Mad Hatterfields Sundown Serenade Sophisticated Swing 3:30 Dan Harding's Wife N University of 4:45 445 Kiddies Club .1 Road of Life N Situate Questions C. Fireside Philosopher 3:45 Road of Life N Louisville 500 6. el Sports Review Junior Nurse Corps N Follow the Moon C 6:00 Duck Tracy N Tea Time Tunes 4:00 Music Circle Dream Shadows Out of the Dusk 5:15 ele Don Winslow N Jack Armstrong Freshest Thing in Town 5:15 Felix Knight N Hollywood Highlights 4:15 Felix Knight N Winslow of the Navy N 5:30 5:30 Harry Kogen's Orc. N Memory Lane Sports Review Singing Lady N "Stepmother" C Singing Strings 4:30 Vagabonds Quartet N Market Reports "Stepmother" C 5:45 Straight Shooters N Hilltop House Hollywood Highlights 5:45 Nissan Denton Arcadian Reporter 4:45 Three Romeos N Freddie Rose "Hilltop House" C . 600 Little Orphan Annie N Front Page People ... To be announced 6:00 • I S P ews o e announce 5:00 Junior Nurse Corps N Rhythm Time Herbie Koc, organ.. 6:15 Paul Kennedy Supper Serenade Personalities on Parade 6:15 Ky. Colonel Dinner Club Si Bunch 5:15 R. Maupin's Orch. N Afternoon News Jack Armstrong 6:30 111 WCKY News & Sports' Allan Franklyn, sports Dick Bray—Sports 6:30 Paul Sullivan News—Music C . 5:30 What's the News?. Story of the Shield . Salt and Peanuts.. 6:45 6:45 Ethel Shutta & Deutsch Dinner Date Lowell Thomas N. Musical Moments Barry Wood's Music C 5:45 Winslow of the Navy Asher & Little Jimmie Asher & Little Jimmie — Emery Deutsch's Orch. WCPO News 7:00 Easy Aces N Amos 'n' Andy N Poetic Melodies C - 7:00 Stars of Broadway enco Easy Aces N Sports; Music Nedra Gordinier 7:15 7:15 Lost Persons N Vocal Varieties N . . Hollyw'd Screenseps C Jack Behner's Orc. M Harmony Hall "Holly'd Screen'ps" C 6:15 Lost Persons N Fireside Singers riollywood Screens's C 7:30 7:30 Freddie Martin's Press Review "We, the People" C Headlines Harry Hartman We, the People C 6:30 Freddie Martin's We, the People C.... 7:45 90 0 7:45 Bobby Grayson N Race Results te Orchestra N Man in the Moon 6:45 Orchestra N Vocal Varieties B:00 March of Time N 8:00 Larry Lee's Orchestra Crime Reporter Rudy Vallee — Variety Kate Smith's— Variety Kate Smith Hour— 7:00 '-f-he March of Time N Rudy Vahrie's — Kate Smith Hr— 8:15 ir o 8:15 Hour N Hour C Musically Speaking... Jack Miller's 7:15 Variety Hour N 6. 8:30 To be announced N 8:30 WSAI Open House.... Orchestra C 7:30 se 6. jcahecskMilier'stra C Or Ie O. To be announced N 011 011 8:45 1. 8:45 IA be be .11 Soft Sweet 745 . . 9:00 Rochester Philhar- "Good News of Major Bowes Amateur 9:00 'Jimmy Joy M The Spectator Major Bowes' 8:00 Don and Helen "Good News Major Bowes' Amateur 9:15 monic Orchestra N 1938" N Hour C 9:15 Popular Melodies .... Amateur Hour C. ee . 8:15 "The Little Maid" of 1938" N Hour C 9:30 America's Town 9:30 Sinfonietfa M Concert Master ell SO 8:30 America's Town 9:46 Meeting N 9:45 Se lb 8:45 Meeting of the " 10:08- Bing Crosby, Bob "Tish by Mary R. 10:00 Billy Snider's WOPO News 11. Tish C 9:00 Air N Bing Crosby and Bob Broadway Stars 10:15 Burns a nd Johnny Rinehart C 0 10:15 Orchestra Musical Newsy 9:15 10:30 Burns with Johnny Herb Koch, organ Jamboree N Trotter's Orch. N. Newscast—Lee Bland 10:30 Charles Woods, News Wein Bar Mitchell Ayres' Orch. 4. 9:30 NBC Jamboree N Trotter's Orchestra N Hollywood Show- 10:45 Hollywood Showcase C 10:45 Tommy Nolan's Orch For the Piano Newspaper of the Ai 9:45 case C 11:00 E. LeBaron's Orch, N Paul Sullivan Ross Pierce's Orch..... 11:00 ,Don Redman's WCPO News ... J. Garngan's MOO Globe Trotter Amos 'n' Andy N Poetic Melodies C 11:15 Elsa Schaller} N ITheatre Digest- Cab Calloway's Or. C 11:15 Orchestra . Southern Hospitality . C. Calloway Orch. C 10:15 King's Jesters Orch WSM News Meador Lowrey, News 11:30 Jimmy Grier's "The Rivals" Leighton Noble's 11:30 Ethel Shutta and Leighton's Noble's 10:30 Earle Hines' News; Hotel Leighton Noble's 11:45 Orchestra N ...... Larry Lee's Orchestra Orchestra C 11:45 Emery Deutsch Orchestra C . . 10:45 Orchestra .... Orchestra . . Orchestra C WCKY WLW WKRC j WSAI WCPO WHIO HjWLS-WENIU WSM I W.HAS

speakers. George V. Denny, Jr., moderator. WCKY kdka whk wave wire wham WJZ WCKY WLS kdka wham whk 11:30—Leighton Noble's Orchestra. WABC NETWORK PROGRAMS (NBC-CBS) 10:00—Kraft Music Hall, starring Bing Crosby WHIO WKRC WHAS wgar kmox wadc and Bob Burns, comedian; Johnny Trotter's EASTERN -STANDARD TIME wsbt wbt wbbm kmbc wcco Orchestra; Rose Bampton, guest artist. —Benny Meroff's Orchestra. WEAF wgy wtam WEAF WLW WSM wgy wtam wwj wmaq WCKY whk wave wire wham wowo wmaq who wdaf kyw 7:00—Poetic Melodies: Jack Fulton, tenor, wire wave kyw wbap kstp wdaf wfla and Franklyn MacCormack, poetic reader. 7:45—Bobby Grayson's Orchestra. (NBC) —Jimmy Crier's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY kdka —"Tish:" WABC WKRC WHIO wjr wbbm wham whk wave wire orchestra. WABC WKRC wade wwva wbt WSAI wgy wtam who kyw wspd wfbm wgar kmbc 8:00—Kate Smith Hour, Jack Miller's Orches- MIDNIGHT—Emery Deutsch's Orchestra. wgar wcau wgst wit 10:30—Hollywood Showcase. WABC WHAS —Amos 'n' Andy. WEAF WLW wgy wtam tra, Drama and guest stars. WABC WKRC WABC WKRC WHAS WHIO wjr wga , WKRC wgar wjr wbbm wcau kmox wcco wfbm kmbc wcau wade wbt wwl kyw wwj who kstp WHIO WHAS wjr wbbm wfbm wgar wcau wgst wwl kmbc —Hal Totten, sports. (NBC) wmaq kmox wadc wwva wbt kmbc wgst wwl wcco —Paul Pendarvis' Orchestra, WEAF WLS —Easy Aces comedy sketch featuring Jane —Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees; —NBC Jamboree: Harry Kogen's Orchestra kdka wgy wtam wmaq who and Goodman Ace. WJZ WCKY WLS guest artists. WEAF WLW WSM wtam with guest artists. WJZ WCKY WLS kdka —Freddie Nagel's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY whk wave wire wham kdka whk wire wham kyw wgy wbap kstp wfla who wdaf wave whk wave wire wham 7:15—Vocal Varieties—Choral group of 14 wire wwl wmaq 11:00—Cab Calloway's Cotton Club Orchestra. 12:30—Garwood Van's Orchestra, WJZ WCKY voices. WLW to WEAF wgy wtam wire —The March of Time: News dramatization. WABC (WKRC WHIO on 11:15) wadc wbt kdka whk wire wham wmaq who kstp kyw wdaf WJZ WCKY WLS kdka whk wham wspd wbst wcco kmox wgst —Sterling Young's Orchestra. WABC WKRC —"Hollywood Screenscoops". WABC WKRC 8:30—To be announced. WJZ WCKY WLS —"Poetic Melodies." (CBS) WHAS wfbm WHIO von- wbbm wgar wfbm kmbc WCel WHIO WHAS wjr wgar wbbm wbt wgst kdka whk wham wspd kmbc wbbm wwl wcco kmox wade wsbt wbt wcco wwva kmox wcau kmox wadc wwl wcco 9:00—"Good News of I938": Stars and Mere- —Eddie LeBaron's Rockefeller Center Rain- —Earl Hines' Orchestra. WEAF wgy wtam —Mr. Keen, Tracer of lost persons; dramatiza- dith Willson's Orchestra; 20-Voice Chorus. bow Room Orchestra. (NBC) WCKY whk wmaq who tion. WJZ WCKY WLS whk kdka wham WEAF WSM WLW wgy wtam wmaq wave wave wire wham wspd wwj wfla kyw who wdal kstp wire wbap —King's Jesters Orchestra. (NBC) WLS wgy Four members of the cast of the 7:30—Schaefer Revue: Leo Reisman's Orches- wspd wtam wmaq who Charles Martin, author of the tra; Bud Collyer, m. e. WEAF only —Rochester Philhamonic Orchestra—Dr. How- —Eso News Reporter WJZ only CBS serial, "Big Sister," are appear- "Johnny Presents" shows, would .-"We, the People—Gabriel Heather, di- ard Hanson, conducting. WJZ WCKY kdka —Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) WSM wdaf wfaa ing in Broadway plays. rector; Mark Warnow's Orchestra—Drama. wham wmaq wire be able to step into acting roles Andre Kostelanetz will use a rub- fixations. WABC WKRC WHIO :WHAS —Major Bowes' Amateur Hour. WABC —Larry Clinton's Orchestra. WEAF only at a moments notice because he wbbm wgar kmbc wcau kmox wcco WKRC Wt4lO WHAS wjr wbbm wgar wcau I1:05—Eddie LeBaron', Orchestra. WJZ ber hose, of the garden variety, on appeared on Broadway stages —Music for Moderns. (NBC) wgy wtam kmox wade wcco wbt wgst wfbm kmbc WCKY whk wave wire wham his program of Jan. 19 for a solo who kyw 9:30—America's Town Meeting of the Air— 11:15—Ella scnailert Keviews. Previews of the with Eve Le Gallienne before —Freddie Martin's Orchestra. WJZ WLS Round table discussion featuring prominent week's outstanding pictures; guest. WJZ in his number, "Movie Music." coming to radio. 12 RADIO DIAL. WEEK ENDING JANUARY 28, 1938

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WCKY WLW WKRC WSAI WCPO WHIO WLS-WENR WSM WHAS Cincinnati (1400 kc.) Cincinnati (700 icy.) ,Cincinnati (550 kc.) Cincinnati (1330 kv.) Cincinnati (1200 kc.) Dayton (1280 ice.) 'Chicago. Ill. (870 kv.) Nashville, Tenn. (650 kc.) 'Louisville. Ky. (820 kc.) - - 6:30 Sieto-Niners Breakfast Express 5.30 Smile A While 6:30 Morning Round Up... Drifting Pioneers Jerry Foy 6:45 5:45 4. IN 6:45 Brown County Revelers! Stockyard Reports .. _ O. be 7:00 Sunkistime Mor'g in the Mount's, Christian Science - 7:00 Mnrwrig Prayer WCPO News 6:00 Asbury College e• 7:15 Arthur Chandler, Jr Early Edition-News 7:15 Early Express Six to Niners Little Tom 6:15 Devotions 10 .6 7:30 Steve's Gang Sing Neighbor, Sing Dow's Dawn Patrol 7:30 Across the Breakfast 6:30 Sing, Neighbor. Slog. Stamps Quartet Emmy's Band 1. 00 7:45 Gene Rappe Merrymakers 7.45 Table 6-45 Evelyn & Hilltoppers Almanac Ky. Tdbacco Markets Malcolm Claire N WHIO Almanac - 1160 Four Showmen N Prayer Period 8:00 WCPO News 7:00 News Report— -- Golden West Cowboys Early Morning 8:15 Wm. Meader N Peter Grant-News " " 8:15 Good Morn. Meted. N Six to Ninwrs Dunker's Club 7:15 Pokey and Arkie Olson Oddities Jamboree a. 8:30 News for Executives The Gospel Singer ,woman's HOW' 8:30 Do you Remember N Yesterday's Favorites 7:30 Morning Devotions.. WSM New, 011 8:45 Lucille and Lanny N Voice of Experience 845 Women's Newsreel Women Make the News 7:45 Jolly Joe's Pals Freddie Rose 904:1 Breakfast Club N ... Betty Crocker Metropolitan Parade C 9:00 Rainbow Ridge .. WCPO News LCornelia on the Air . 8:00 Lulu Belle and Scotty Breakfast Club N. Skeets Morris 9:15 Ribber Shannon Musical Menu ;Metropolitan Parade C 1:15 All the Answers Metropolitan Parade C 8:15 1Morning Minstrels 64 !Salt and Peanuts 9:30 Alice Joy N 'Municipal Court Jackson Family 9:3, London Stock Market Myrt and Marge Federation of Churches 8:30 News-Julian Bentley.. .. 9:45 !What Next? Monticello Party Lin 9:41 Martha Lane 'Young Widder Jones Bachelor's Children C 8:45 Don 8. Helen 40 MI [Bachelor's Children C 10:00 IMrs. Wiggs N .. • . WCPO -News 'Pretty Kitty Kelly C Margot, Castlewood N ,Monticello Party Line 1000 Margot, Castlewood N Linda's First Love . Musical- Calendar 9:00 Margot; Castlewood N .... 10:15 'John's Other Wife N Variety Show 'Keyboard and Consol Aunt Jemima N Myrt and Marge C.., 10:15 Aunt Jemima N ... .' Aunt Jemima N Smilin' Dan 9:15 Aunt Jemima N 10:30 Just Plain Bill N ...I Clarence Berger Symphonetta 110:3C Terry Regan N Betty and Bob Tony Wons C 9:30 Attorney at Law N Banner Newshawk Tony Wons' Book C Household Hour .. 'Houseboat Hannah.. Man on the Street 10:45 Woman in White N . Alibi Girl WHIO News 9:45 News Report ...... Viennese Ensemble N Meador Lowrey, News 1045 1- O . Mary Marlin N Ruth Lyon's --News View 11:00 David Harum N...... Merry-Go-Round Ruth Carhart, songs C 11:00 10:00 Mary Marlin . N Rhythm Serenade Sunshine Sue 11:15 Backstage Wife N... !Hal and Henry.. 11:15 News C. Kennedy's Rom. C 10:15 Pep. Young's Fam. N Higgins of Finchville N Carol's Romance C 11.30 How to be Charming N " " Big Sister C How to be Charm'g N Big Sister C 11:30 Coon Creek Band Carson Robison Big Sister C 10:30 Vic and Sad. N 11:45 1h. Goldbergs Aunt Jenny's Stories C 11.45 Star Gazing .... 'Aunt Jenny's Stories C 10:45 Gospel Singer N Larry Larson N .. . Aunt Jenny's Stories C 12.00 My Boy Matt 12:0C WCKY News .. 'Girl Alone N ....-• Mary M. McBride C WCPO News Mary M. McBride C 1100 Virginia Lee, Sunbeam Time for Thought N Mary M. McBride C. 12:15 Jane Gray Happiness Ahead Edwin C. Hill C 1215 Songs le Everyone . The O'Neill: Edwin C. Hill C 11:15 Chuck, Ray & Christine, Edward Gamage N Edwin C. Hill C 12:30 News Man on the Street. The Listener Speaks 12:3L Farm and Home National Farm and Rom'nce Helen Trent C 11:30 Ma Perkins N National Farm and Romance Helen TrentC 12:45 Emerson Gill's Or. NI 12:46 Hour N Morne Hour N Our Gal Sunday C Melody Parade News; Markets 11:45 Markets; News 1 Home Hour N Our Gal, Sunday C 1:00 Carlisle & London N WCPO- News Soil Conservation Linda's First Love 1:00 Betty and Bob C 12:00 Prairie Farmer, 1:15 1Escorts and Betty N Rhythm Rambles Fed. of Women's Club 1:15 Betty Crocker C 12:15 ' Dinnerbell Time . College of Agriculture 1:30 Words á Music N Dot Club News Three R's Livestock Markets 1:30 Sue Blake N ...... To be announced ... Grimm's Daughter C 12:30 Voice of the Feedlot Banner Newshawk Hollywood in Person C 1:45 F Heiikell's Ensemble From Hawaii ....Melody Boys Joe Wheeler 1:45 Murdock Williams ... Kitty Keene, Inc 12:45 Business of Farming Dept. of Agriculture 2:00 Don't Look Now M WCPO News Woman's News C Women's News C - 2:00 Music Appreciation NBC Music Apprecia- Wome-ii's News C 1:00 School Time .. To be announced N Meet the Missus 2:15 Better Business Bureau Siesta ... . .1Melodic Memories . 1:15 Otto & Novelodeons. Weekday Devotions .. 1 1 5j Hour N tion Hour N 2:30 1Cincinnati Your •City Cleo Brown . American School University of 2:30 American School 1:30 Grain Market 2:45 Deon Craddock Music of the Dreamer1 of the Air C 2:e Murdock Williams .. of Air C 1:45 "Big City Parade" Kentucky Pepp'r Young's Fam. N News: Fire Prevention 3:00 WSAI Little Show Today's Winners Denison University 2:00 Homemakers Pepper Young N 1Betty and Bob 300 Radio Guild Drama N .• 11 le 11 .0 Moment Musicale 3:15 Glee Club 2:15 Program 1Ma Perkins N Betty Crocker 3:15 Ma Perkins Fl .0 e• 411 3:30 It Is Strange Three Consoles C 3:30 1Vic and Sade N The Three Consoles 2:30 Musical Roundup Vic and Sade N Three Consoles C 3:45 0 NI 345 60 te Dan Harding's Wife Maynard Craig's News 2:45 I " " Guiding Light N Yellow Blank Salute 4:00 Lorenzo Jones N.... WCPO News Guy Lombardos Or. C 3:00 Club Matinee N Women's News Fred H. Clausen C - 4:00 Sports Review Dr. Friendly 4:15 Grace and Eddy . Today's Winners Gold Coast Music C 4:15 Movieland News Mary Sothern Gold Coast Music C 3:15 " " -Club Matinee N Melodies of Home 4:30 Johnson Family M.... Jam for Supper 1/4 Hour in /34 Time 4:30 Information Bureau The Mad Hatterfields Sundown Serenade 3:30 , " « Dan Harding's Wife N The Songmaster 4:45 Kiddies Club Dr. Allan Defoe C. 3:45 .. 0 Road of Life N . Dr. Allan Defoe C.. 4:45 Road of Life N Dr. Defoe C Follinv the Moon C 5:00 Dick Tracy N Business Women 4:00 Music Circle Jack's Mountainers . Out o' the Dusk 1:00 Hilltop Serenaders... Junior Nurse Corps N 5:1S Songs by Carlotta N ' Console Capers 5:15 Don Winslow N . Jack Armstrong Freshest Thing in Town 4:15 Songs by Carlotta N' Winslow of the Navy N "Stepmother" C 5:3C Harry Kogen's Orc. N Memory Lane Singing Strings 4:30 Rakov's Orchestra N. Market Reports "Stepmother" C . 5:3 , Soorts Review . .. Fairyland Lady 545 Nixon Denton Modern Melodies . Arcadian Reporter 4:45 Three Romeos N .Two Pianos "Hilltop House" C 6:45 Straight Shooters N Hilltop House Hollywood Highlights 6:00 Little Orphan Annie N Front Page People Children's Concert C 6:00 Speed Gibson WCPO News Children's Concert C 5:00 Junior Nur>e Corps N Rhythm Time Herbie Koch, organ.. 6:15 Dr. R. H. Sharp N That's My Story Musical Visions 6:15 IRhythmaires N Dinner Club Si Burick 5:15 R. Maupin's Orch, N Afternoon News Jack Armstrong 4:30 WCKY News a Sports; Allan Franklyn, sports Dick Bray 6:30 1Paul Sullivan Four Stars C 5:30 What's the News?.. Vagabonds Salt and Peanuts . 6:45 Movieland News Lowell Thomas N.... Song Time C 645 'Billy Snider's Orch Songtime C 5:45 ,Winslow of the Navy Asher & Little Jimmie Asher & Little Jimmie Aid ,Mary Small N Amos n Andy N Poetic Melodies C 700- ,Tommy Nolan's Orch, WC PO News Vic Arden's Orch 600 Mary Small N Sports: Mary Small N Nedra Gordinier . 7:11 IDr Karl Reiland N Melody Grove Arthur Godfrey C. 7:15 IUncle Ezra N 'Harmony Hall J. Garrigan's Orch... 6:15 Dr. Karl Reiland N Dr. Karl Reiland N Arthur Godfrey C. , 7:30 Shutta á Deutsch 7:30 1Vic Arden's Orchestra Lum and Abner N Margaret Daum C . Harry Hartman Margaret Daum C.... 6:30 Lum and Abner N Oriental Gar. Or. N. Margaert Daum C 7:45 Janet 1:45 'Craig Mathews N. Arthur Godfrey Boake Carter C Race Results 'Cloaks Carter C 6:45 Vocal Varieties Stars of Broadway . . Soak. Carter C 8:00 Cities Service Concert • ,Grand Central Barton Reese Pogue Hammerstein's Crime Reporter ,Hammersteln 7:00 'Grand Central Francis Craig's Orch. Hammerstein Music 8:15 -Lucille Mennen N 1:15 I Station N Joe Dumond Music Hall C Musically Speaking ,Music Hall C 7:15 I Station N Musical Moments Hall C 8:30 8:30 1We Present Another Death Valley Days N Paul Whiteman's 1 Paul Whiteman's 7:30 Death Valley Days N. Trio Time Paul Whiteman's 8:45' 11:45 J Orchestra C Vocal Varieties 1 Orchestra C 7:45 Waltz Time Orchestra C

9:00 Nola Day N WLW Operetta Hollywood Hotel C 9:00 Waltz Time N The Spectator 1Hollywood . Hotel C 8:00 Nola Day N Nola Day N Hollywood Hotel C.. 9:15 9:15 Linton Wells N . Popular Melodies .. 8:15 Linton Wells N Linton Wells N 9:30 0 0 9:30 Tommy Dorsey' Paul Sullivan Studies in Contrast M 1Wrestling Matches 8:30 Tommy Dorsey's Tommy Dorsey's 8. et el 9:45 Orchestra N Review 9:45 1 " " 8:45 Orchestra N Orchestra N

10:00 Billy Snider's Orch WCPO News . 10:00 - Paul Martin's First Nignter Song Shop C Songshop C 9:00 Paul Martin's First .Nighter N Songshop C 10:15 1015 Music N For The Piano 9:15 Music N 10:30 Charles Woods, News Wein Bar 10:30 To be announced Jimmy Fidler N 9:30 To be announced.. America Looks 10:45 Stringing Along N Dorothy Thompson N Lee Bland's Newscast 10:45 Tommy Nolan's The Islanders Newspaper of the Air 9:45 " " Abroad . Musical Moments .... 11:00 Orchestra 111À10 Taxicab Night Club Paul Sullivan Ross Pierce's -Orch. WCPÓ News Mitchell Ayres' Orch 10:00 The Globe Trotter , Amos 'n' Andy N Poetic Melodies C Glen Gray's Orch. C 11:15 L. Panico's Orch. N.. 11:15 Panchito's Orch, N Salute to Winston- Southern Hospitality Glen Gray's Orch 10:15 L. Panico's Orch, N Teachers College of Meador Lowrey, News 11 :30 Larry Lee's 11:30 Henry Busse's Salem, N Carolina Leighton Noble's ;Jimmy Garrigan's 10:30 Earl Hines' the Air Derby City Rhythm.. Orchestra C .. 11:45 Orchestra Orchestra 1145 Orchestra N Shutta á Deutsch 10:45 Orchestra Sports: News WCKY WLW WKRC WSAI WCPO WHIO WLS-WENR WSM I WHAS

WHAS WHIO wjr wgar kmox wbbm wcau WKRC WHAS WHIO wjr wgar wadc wbbm -Freddie Martin's Orchestra. WEAF wwj wadc wbt kmbc wgst wwl wcco wfbm wfbm kmox wbt wcau wsbt wwl wcco wave wmaq wtam wdaf kstp wgy NETWORK PROGRAMS NBC-CBS) 9:00-Waltz Time, with Frank Munn, tenor; -First Nighter: Dramatization starring Les -Leighton Noble's Orchestra. WABC WKRC Manhattan Chorus; Abe Lyman's Orchestra. Tremayne and Barbara Luddy; Orchestra, wjr wfbm wcau wadc Smog wbbm kmbc EASTERN STANDARD TIME WEAF WSAI wgy retain wmaq wwj wdaf direction Eric Sagerquist. WEAF WLW wsbt wbt wgar kyw who wire WSM wwj wave wmaq wtam wdaf who MIDNIGHT-William Scotti's Orchestra, WJZ kstp wfla wfaa wire kvoo wgy WCKY whk wave wire wham FM-Poetic Melodies: Jack Fulton, tenor. 7:45-Beaks Carter, news commentator. WABC -Hollywood Hotel: Dramatic Musical Revue; WKRC WHIO WHAS wir wgar wbbm kmox Guests; Frances Langford; Jerry Cooper; 10:30-Jimmy Fidler and his Hollywood Gos- -Teddy Hill's Orchestra, WEAF WLS wgy Franklyn MacCormack, reader, and orches• sip. WEAF WLW wgy wtam wmaq kyw wcau wcco kmbc wbt wadc wgst wwl Anne Jamison; Ken Niles; Raymond Paige's wtam wmaq who wdaf kdka tri. WABC WKRC wgar wadc wcau wwva wwl wire kstp wdaf -Bughouse Rhythm. WEAF wgy wtam wmaq Orchestra; quest. WABC WKRC WHAS -Orrin Tucker's Orchestra, WABC WKRC wgst wbt volt' 10:45-"People in the News." Dorothy wire wdaf kyw WHIO wjr wbbm wgar wfbm kmox kmbc WHIO wjr wgar wfbm wadc wbbm -Mary Small, songs. WJZ WCKY WLS Thompson, news commentator. WEAF WLW -Craig Matthews, tenor. WJZ WCKY wcau wadc wbt wcco wgst wwl 12:30-Art Shaw's Orchestra. WJZ whk wave Wbm whk wave wire wham kyw wgy seam wwj wire wmaq kstp wdaf wave whk wire wham -Happy Felton's Orchestra, WEAF WLW 1-Amos 'n' Andy. WEAF WLW wgy wtam -Nola Day. WJZ WCKY WLS WSM wham 8:00-Grand Central Station, dramatic sketch. -Special Talks Program, William B. Benton, wgy wtam wmaq who wdaf kdka who kyw kstp wwl kdka whk wfla wave wfaa WJZ WCKY WLS kdka wspd whk wham Vice-President Chicago University. WABC -Ted Fiorita's Orchestra, WABC WKRC -Hal Totten, sports. (NBC) wmaq 9:15-Linton Wells. WJZ WCKY WLS WSM wbbm wjr wfbm wcau wcco kmox wadc WHAS wbbm wfbm kmox wadc -Cities Service Concert: Lucille Manners, 7:15-Arthur Godfrey with organ. WABC wham kdka whk wfla wave wfaa wgst WKRC WHAS wbbm wjr wfbm wgar wcau soprano, and the Cities Service Quartet; Rosario lourdant Orchestra. WEAF WSAI 9:30-A. L. Alexander's True Stories dram- II :00-To be announced. WEAF wgy wtam Margarette Shanna is making a tel- kmox atization. WEAF wgy wtam wwj kyw who wgy wtam wmaq wwj who wdaf wire kstp wdaf kyw ...Uncle Ezra's Radio Station E-Z-R-A. WEAF wmaq wdaf wire kstp -Esso News Reporter. WJZ only evision test. WSAI wgy wtam wmaq wire wdaf wbap wfaa wfla -Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra with Edythe -Glen Gray's Casa Loma Orchestra. WABC kyw kstp who wcol -"Hammerstein's Music Hall": Ted Ham- Amanda %tow is organizing a ra- Wright, Jack Leonard and the Three Es- (WKRC WHIO on 11:15) -Or. Karl Reiland, commentator. WJZ merstein, m. C.; Jerry Mann, comedian, dio artists' skiing club. quires; Paul Stewart m. c. WJZ WCKY -Panchito's Orchestra. (NBC) (WCKY on WL-K) vv5M WL.S wham kdka whk wave guest star, and Music Hall Orchestra. WAIC WKRC WHIO WHAS wir wgar kmos WLS WSM kdka whk wave wham wcol wfla 11:15) whk wave wire wham Betty Wragge, of "Pepper Young's wspd wbbm wfbm kmbc «au wcco wadc wbt wspd wfaa -Poetic Melodies. (CBS) WHAS wbbm wfbm 7:30-Hendrik Willem Van Loon, commenta- Family," is collaborating with her wgst wwl 10:00-Paul Martin's Music. WJZ WLS wwl wcco kmox kmbc tor. WEAF brother on a new type of radio script WCKY kdka whk wham wspd -Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) WSM wmaq wdaf ...Dinner Concert. (NBC) wave wire wham 8:30-Death Valley Days, dramatic program, with John MacIllryde, Jean King, Vernon wire wbap show. ...Ulm and bne . comedy ketch WJZ -The Songshop: James Melton, guest; Frank 11:15-L. Panico's Orchestra. WEAF WSAI WLW WENR Radcliffe and Jeff Bryant; Orchestra direc- Crumit, m. C.; Reed Kennedy; Alice Cor- Virginia Rea, "Song Shop" guest tion Josef Bonime. WJZ WLW WLS kdka WLS wwj wave wtam kyw who wgy -Margaret Daum, soprano, w'th concert nett; Songshop Quartet, the 22-Voice Glee star, still collects fan mail addressed orchestra. WA,.: WKRC WHAS WHIO wham whk wspd Club, direction Ken Christie; 47-piece Or- 11:30-Henry Busses Orchestra. WJZ WCKY wadc kmox -Paul Whiteman's Orchestra. WABC WKRC chestra, direction Gustav Haenschen. WABC whk wave wire wham • to Olive Palmer. RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING JANUARY 28, 1918 13

few words as possible) and the way it cash prizes will be given for best 25 Thora Eigenmann, a staunch sup- RADIO DIAL sounds to the listener. word endings to "I Like Ivory Soap porter and former contributor to the because—." Purchase requirement. Club announces a contest of her own. Those in the Cleveland ti ading P&G is emphasizing that "fancy en- For best 100 words on "Why—is my CONTE!T CLUB area are offered a $500 cash prize op- tries will not count extra." The last favorite magazine" she will award portunity by the Cleveland Builders entries must be in by March 5th. $10; $5 and five of $1. Qualifications: Supply Co. $250; $100; $25 and Calox dental preparation, through Subscriptions, new or renewal, to forty minor prizes will be given for McKesson & Robbins, is offering $6,- ANY magazine. Address her 3782 the best 25 words on "I like to buy 050 in cash to sales employees han- 8th Ave., San Diego, Calif. Closes by The Contest-Reporter my coal or coke from Cleveland dling Calox. Begins January 15 and Builders because—" Entry must be ends February 15th. Details not avail- March 15th. Non-subscribers may "Contesting is like a road map— dark night and I had no lights on the accompanied by a "delivery ticket" or able when this was written. also win. many signs and detours. Some direc- car. A star ahead was my guide, facsimile. Ends Feb. 5. tions provide short cuts and the best a bright smiling star, ever glowing The Canton Repository of Canton, The most colorful musical event of the decade! road to follow, while others take us brighter with winners' names. It Ohio, offer $50 for your favorite off the track and make our trip a few beckoned me on and I rode, slowly recipe. Give some information as to miles longer. and nervously. I ran off the pave- how little it costs to prepare and how Brahms Cycle So runs the observation of Marion ment several times and had to take many it will serve. Send as many Koerner of Illinois who writes "En- some miserable detours, but that's recipes as you like. Closes January by THE CINCINNATI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA route to Contest Heights" in Janu- what puts the spice in life." 27th. First Program: "Academic Festival" Overture, Third Symphony, Second Piano Concerto—EUGENE GOOSSENS Conducting ary Contest Magazine. Leading women's magazines as well "When we first learn to drive, we're Another publication hàs taken steps as other publications, are carrying full ROBERT CASADESUS eminent French pianist, soloist anxious to test our ability" continues to see "that the public has a fair page ads from Proctor & Gamble an- and equal opportunity to win." Wom- FridayAT Afternoon 2:45 mum HALL Saturday Evening the author. "Full of confidence we nouncing a six-week contest on Ivory AT 8:30 start out on a long trip. So it is an's World of Chicago, in the midst Soap. Each. week 10 Studebakers with TICKETS, 541,3 to $3, on Sate, Starting Ttieçda, at 121 E. Fourth Street Phone CHerry 2538—Season Tickets A.ailahle at $2 to $10 when we adopt contesting as a hobby. of a word-building contest has writ- 1000 gallons of gasoline and 200 $5 We love to motor, and eagerly we're ten as follows to one of its partici- on our way with never a thought to pants—a RADIO DIAL reader. the worries attached, because, of "We regret that some people insist course, this is a pleasure trip. upon violating the rules of the Wom- "After awhile when we find the re- an's World contests by entering lists AMATEUR sponsibility is entirely on our shoul- of words under more than one name ders, it gets tiresome and difficult to and from different parts of the coun- Sensational New Game of stay awake. We had no idea the trip try. was so long. Contest pavements are "This practice must discontinue. It the same. It's all fun to begin with, may be necessary to obtain affadavits Thrills •Excitement •Fun •Suspense but when we overtax our brain and it substantiating the rules. This, of merely turns out another failure, all course, will delay announcement of The object of the game is to complete the circuit of the LADDER TO FAME, en- strife and no prizes, we become dis- winners and may even make it nec- countering, in the climb, a succession of hazards, joys, disappointments, breath-taking couraged. essary to eliminate the word-building surprises and nerve-tingling suspense, in anticipation of the GONG sounding unex- In succeeding paragraphs the au- plan entirely. We shall insist that pectedly, to set the AMATEUR, in play at the time, back at the Bottom of the Lad- thor points out the stops for rest, re- the public have a fair and equal op- der. From two to eight may play. freshments and fuel and how they can portunity to win. Mn you help us be compared to the need for a con- to eliminate unfair competition?" testant to take things moderately, We understand the Woman's World listen to advice, read contest maga- contest rules are radio announced zines and books, etc., with a resulting which gives ample reason for a lot of enjoyment of the journey. people to misunderstand. There is She concludes "When I started a vast amount of different in what down the road of contesting, it was a the announcer is trying to say (in as

• But it wouldn't have happened If he'd had the right kind of light for his home-work. Get the expert opinion of The mechanical "GONG", automatic In operation, sounds at irregular intervals, varying from one to five minutes. one of our Home Lighting Advisors No one—not even the MASTER OF CEREMONIES who is custodian of the GONG BOX, can foretell when it will startle about the right kind of light by which the players by ringing. your child studies. A phone call will get

you immediate attention, costs you The game is a veritable Tornado of RADIO DIAL, Hilarity and Clamorous Entertainment. 22 East 12th Street, nothing, and places you under no obli- Cincinnati, Ohio. Outfit consists of richly colored Game D Dear Sir:—Enclosed is $2.00 for which send me POST- gation. Call MAin 2000, Line 564. PAID the game Amateur. Board, non-skid Spinner, package of 1:1 Enclosed is $3.00 for which send me POSTPAID the "Try Your Fortune" cards, eight clev- game Amateur and a one year's subscription to RADIO THE CINCINNATI GAS & ELECTRIC CO. DIAL erly designed Tokens, Instruction Sheet, Name

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verbiage for others. Now he's a Radio Fashion Show chatterbox who devotes occasional Nelson Eddy Leaves Chase and General Johnson Reduces moments to his band. There's an old Sanborn Show To Make Concert Number of Broadcasts Will Be Broadcast saying about every man to his trade. Oliver Wakefield, who swaps words Direct From Hollywood Tour; Carter,Tenor, Substitutes Suiting Tuesday, January 25, with Paul is getting his chance at a 1938, Brigadier General Hugh S. regular stint. It'll be interesting to Nelson Eddy, famous singer, will A "radio fashion show' will be "Hollywood Hotel" Guest Johnson's radio commenting schedule see if his wacky brand of humor can leave the "Chase and Sanborn" pro- brought to listeners direct from Hol- will be reduced 'to two nights a stand the wear and tear of regular gram Sunday, January 30 in order lywood at 11:30 p.m. (EST), Alice Faye, week, and the General will be heard to make a concert tour. John Carter, Wednesday, January 26, when the hearing. popular song- on Tuesdays and Wednesdays only * * tenor, will be introduced by Eddy NBC network, including WCKY and stress, will again from 10:00 to 10:15 p.m. (EST), Anyway, Manhattan After Dark and the pair will sing a duet after WLS, will air a special broadcast face the "Holly- over NBC including WCKY and (NBC-WCKY, Wednesday, 8:30 P. which Carter will appear alone on originating in the movie capital. wood Hotel" mi- WLS. the program. Clothes modeled by NBC stars will M.) is a perfect tieup: Radiowise, crophones during Pressure of his many activities, the show is about as fresh and invig- Practically unknown until his ap- be described by Sally Martin, fashion the Friday, Janu- which include the writing of a daily orating as the air in a jammed night- pearance on the "Metropolitan Audi- expert. Charles Irwin will be master ary 21 broadcast newspaper column and widespread tions of the Air" debut earlier this of ceremonies and background music club at 3 A. M. The highspot of over CBS, in- lecturing and speaking engagements, year, Carter spent most of his time will be furnished by Paul Whiteman the premiere was tap-dance static. cluding WKRC, have made it necessary for General * * * singing around New York in churches, and his orchestra. - WHAS and Johnson to request his sponsors, the at parties, in clubs, and for a short If nothing else, Melody Puzzles WHIO, at 9:00 makers of Grove's Bromo Quinine, to time in vaudeville. He is only 25 AROUND THE DIAL (NBC-WCKY, Monday, 8 P. M.) has p. m. (E.S.T.) lighten his schedule so that he may years old. (Continued from page 5) found a use for the titles of popular •The screen star give more time to the preparation of At least Dale Carnegie's newest tunes. Sometimes clairvoyance is reb/14 He was forced into singing when Alice Faye will appear with each radio talk. financial difficulties compelled him to radio venture (NBC-WLW, Tuesday, quired to pick the title out of the Tyrone Power, Genere Johnson will, as before, withdraw from the College of the 10:45 P. M.) isn't as bad as his dramatization. Still, clairvoyance is make most of his broadcasts from City of New York in 1929. Alice Brady and Brian bonlevy in a current best-seller, which some of the no stranger to popular tunes, I mean Washington, D. C., facing the mi- preview of their latest film, "In Old :mpious have rechristened "How to if you try to make sense of them. commentators are limited to pretty crophone occasionally from New Work Friends and Infuriate People." The most interesting angle of the Chicago." Long popular as a vo- nothings. In fact, she's now one of York, Chicago or other points, when The premiere limited itself to com- show is that it's one more ask-me- calist, Miss Faye has an opportunity the best conunentators on the air, he leaves his Washington home for mon-sense solutions of familiar prob- another. Maybe listeners really do men or women. in this vehicle to demonstrate her out-of-town speaking engagements. lems,. though scarcely to the extent like ,to use their heads. Shocking * * * abilities as both a dramatic actress Wallace Butterworth, who introduces of being infallible. thought! * * * Fred Allen won't have to lie awake and singer in the role of Belle the General, speaks from the New * • * Dorothy Thompson gets a well- nights worrying about the new com- York NBC Studios. deserved second period on the air Fawcett. Paul Whitman s appearance in the petition of Ben Bernie. The highlights Friday Chesterfield spot illustrates the (NBC-Blue, Tuesday, 7:30 P. M.). of the premiere were the singing of Heard in the musical portion of change in what a popular bandsman This is a far better hour than her Parsons' Hollywood News Jane Pickins and a takeoff on day- the "Hollywood Hotel" program will does before a microphone. Not so' Friday spot, though you'll have to dial time dramas; not the "old maestro's" an out-of-town station to hear her. be Frances Langford, Jerry Cooper, Replaces 'After Dark' Series many years ago the then portly Paul grooved foolery. P. S.: the feature wielded a baton, leaving most of the She's exploded the idea that women Anne Jamison, Ken Niles and Ray- also set a new high in planted plugs, News of Hollywood will be report- mond Paige's orchestra. provided that helps. ed by Harriet Parsons in a new week- RADIO SENDS ITS STARS TO THE ly series beginning Wednesday, Jan- On "Tours Through Tuneland" uary 19, from 8:30 to 8:45 p.m. (EST), over NBC, including WCKY. PAVILLON CAPRICE The new program replaces the pro- • ETHEL SHUTTA •EMERY DEUTSCH jected Manhattan After Dark series, LOVELY LADY OF SONG and his ORCHESTRA broadcast from New York night clubs, which has been cancelled because of • THE BACHELORS • ENRICO and NOVELLO production difficulties. Miss Parsons has been signed for Nightly Supper Dancing and Show a series of three broadcasts. The jun- NO COVER CHARGE AT ANY Minimum Check: $1.00 Week Days— ior member of the Parsons family al- TIME. $2.00 Saturday and Holiday Eves. ready has established an air reputa- FLOOR SHOW ALSO PRESENTED EVERY EVENING AT DINNER AND SATURDAY tion, having replaced her mother, AT LUNCHEON IN THE RESTAURANT CONTINENTALE. Louella Parsons, well known Holly- wood columnist and broadcaster, on the air for a number of weeks when rtlyrfaxtb taza Mrs. Parsons was vacationing.

CINCINNAI'S MOST LUXURIOUS HOTEL METROPOLITAN AUDITIONS OF THE AIR March from Tannhauser =_. Semiramide Rossini Orchestra WE SELL CROSLEY "SHELVADÓFie O Paradiso from L'Africano....Meyerbeer I'm Falling In Love Victor Herbert Felix Knight, Tenor Ah Fors'e Lui from Traviata Verdi Day Is Gone Margaret Lang FREE INSPECTION Bessie Ruth Bickford, Lyric Soprano La Calunnia from Barber of Seville..Rossini Marechiaro Tosti Nino Carboni, Bass-Baritone Trio from the Last Act of Faust...Gounod OF YOUR RADIO! Trio SUNDAY EVENING HOUR Tubes delivered free of charge and complete Overture to "William Tell" Rossini analysis of your radio trouble without cost or Orchestra Una Furtiva Lagrima from "L'Elisire obligation. -All work guarantcc:- by technical D'Amore" Donizetti Mr. Crooks and Orchestra experts in your home. La Donne E Mobile from "Rigoletto" Verdi Mr. Crooks and Orchestra Rhapsody "Italia" Casella MUSIC CO. Orchestra Talk by Mr. W. J. Cameron Treasure Waltz from "The Gypsy 921 E. McMillan St. Baron" Strauss Orchestra Tad Lagere, former vocalist with Jan Garber's orchestra, is Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming now heard on "Tours Through Tuneland," broadcast over WKRC Foster A& NWOODBURN 4710 Mr. Crooks and Orchestra cach Tuesday and Thursday at 5:45 p. m., and each Sunday at King All Glorious Barnby OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9:30 Mr. Crooks, Chorus arid Orchestra 1:30. Miss Lagere has a distinctive style of presenting popular Hungarian Dance No. 6, D Major Brahms :unes and her solos are one of the highlights of the new musical Orchestra Show Me Thy Face English Air WE SELL CROSLEY RADIOS shows on WKRC. Mr. Crooks, Chorus, Audience, Orchestra RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING IANUARY 28, 19.38 15

••••• ENESCO TO CONDUCT UNUSUAL PROGRAM Child Prodigy Schorr Soloist on All- To Feature Own Work' Wagnerian Program With Philadelphia Orchestra In Third Broadcast

Friedrich Schorr, Metropolitan Op- With Philharmonic era baritone, will be soloist with the Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Or- Georges Enesco will direct one of mandy conducting, ai an all-Wagner- his own compositions, the Suite fer By CLINTON BROOKS Orchestra, No. 1, Opus 9, when he ian program during the bank-spon- Time-worn aittimi,nts that radio functions at variance with the aims conducts the Philharmonic Symphony sored concert on Monday, January of various local operatic and symphonic organizations throughout the coun- 24, from 9:00 to 10:00 p.m., EST, Orchestra of New York, in a regular try are no longer as convincing as they were several years ago. This is Sunday broadcast over CBS, includ- over NBC, including WCKY and readily understood when one takes two important factors into considera- ing WKRC and WHAS, January 23, WLS. tion. First of all, to be completely understood, symphonic music must be from 3:00 to 5:00 p. m. (E.S.T.). Ormandy has programmed the heard and reheard—the more frequent the hearings the better. In the This will be the Rumanian compos- Prelude to Act III of "Lohengrin" second place, if there is one service which radio performs better than any to open the concert. Schorr will be er-conductor-violinist's third broadcast other in the field of "high-brow" music, it is the opportunity it provides for during his month's tenure as guest di- heard next in two solos, the "Wahn hearing works seldom performed on the ordinary concert or operatic stage. rector while John Barbirolli is on vaca- Monolog" from "Die Meistersinger," To take twd outstanding examples to illustrate the importance and advan- tion. The program is to open with an and Evening Star from "Tannhauser." tages of "reheard" music, we call attention to the many repetitions of Wag- The orchestra will then play Sieg- American work, MacDowell's sym- nerian works offered radio listeners during thE past two seasons and the cur- phonic poem, "Lancelot and Elaine," fried's Death and Funeral Music from rent popularity of the music of Jean Sibelius, "Siegfried," and the Entrance of the Opus 25. Germinating with the debut of Kirsten Flagstad at the Metropolitan sev- The Fantastique Symphonie or Hec- Gods into Valhalla from "Das Rhein- eral seasons ago, a vogue of Wagnerian opera grew to such proportions that Mary An Bock, 12, has a tor Berlioz will occupy the closing half voice gold." in a short time radio as well as concert audiences have become familiar with higher than the top keys Schorr will join the orchestra in of the concert. Deems Taylor is to practically everything the composer ever wrote. Now devotees of modern of the piano and sings without give his customary intermission com- the finale, Wotan's farewell and Mag- music are becoming as familiar with the symphonic works of the 72-year-old moving her lips. She is the find ic Fire .Music froin "Die Walktiere." mentaries. Finnish conotoser. But more of this later. of Phil Spitalny and is heard on We launched into this discussion to call attention to thé fact that radio the "Hour of Charm" Mondays Toscanini Continues As Con- programs this week will bring to dial-side audiences several distinct novelties at 9:30 p. m. (E.S.T.) over NBC, in the realm of symphonic music. Always to be depended upon for some- including WLW and WSM. ductor Of NBC Symphony, thing unusual, Arturo Toscanini will conduct the NBC Symphony Orchestra Saturday night in three comparatively unfamiliar compositions by Cherubini, Milton Cross will lead the debate. With Haydn, Brahms, Wagner Haydn, and Brahms. Too, Georges Enesco, wielding his baton at Carnegie Returning to a former thesis and Hall Sunday afternoon, will lead the New York Philharmonic Orchestra in to comment on the music of Sibelius Works by three master German The Overture to Cherubini% "Ana- one of his own compositions and others by Hector Berlioz, the French in particular, we should like to call composers, Haydn, Brahms and Wag- creon," written in 1803, will open the romanticist, and Edward 'MacDowell, the equally romantic though less attention to the marvelous perform- ner, and the celebrated Italian clas- concert, followed by Haydn's Sym- esoteric American. From the stage of the Metropolitan, Lily Pons and John ance given to the composer's Second sicist, Cherubini, have been pro- phony in B Flat, No. 98. Brahms' Charles Thomas, on Saturday afternoon, will take the principal roles in a Symphony in D-major last week by grammed by Arturo Toscanini for Serenade in A Major, Opus 16, writ- revival of Rossini's rollicking "Barber of Seville." Arturo Toscanini. The work, in his ten in five movements, Allegro Moder- his fifth appearance as conductor of Maria Luigi Carlo Salvatore Cherubini is almost forgotten as one of the hands, was climactic, dramatic, lyri- to; Scherzo (vivace); Adagio non the NBC Symphony Orchestra, on most prolific of Italian composers at the turn of the nineteenth century. One cal, grandiose, profoundly emotional, troppo; Quasi Menuetto, and Rondo, Saturday, January 22, from 10:00 to of his best works, the Overture to his opera "Anacreon," will introduce the soothing, by turns, directly in contrast will continue the program which will Toscanini audience to one of the less well known symphonies of Haydn, that to the whimsical, airy, gracious 11:30 p, m, (E.S.T.), over NBC, in- be brought to a close with the Pre- in B-flat, listed by the catalogers, Breitkopf and Haertel, as No. 98, "and Arleschinesco by Busoni. We also cluding WCKY and WLW. lude te Wagner's "Die Meistersinger." dedicated to Salamon, a famous London impresario of a century ago. should take this opportunity to laud Toscanini will follow that work with the youthful five-movement Sere- the Radio City Music Hall programs Last Minute Jottings nade in A major, Opus 16, by Brahms. Each of these compositions deserve which, already this year, have devoted special attention, particularly since they appear on the average symphonic so much to Sibelius' symphonies, tone program once in a decade. poems, and songs. Anyone who has Milton J. Cross, music Hearing a won by Enesco is a.distinct pleasure; hearing it conducted by followed the Radio City series has commentator with the Met- the composer himself is a unique advantage not to be missed by the radio- profited by the unique opportunity of ropolitan Opera, Radio City listener. The Rumanian conductor has made a happy choice of his Suite for becoming familiar with the Finnish Music Hall and The Magic Orchestra No. 1, Opus 9, for his program this week. From the works of master's skill. Key of R. C. A. programs, MacDowell, who turned to Tennyson for his inspiration, he will play the As to the Metropolitan production is shown jotting down a Grieg -like symphonic poem, Lancelot and Elaine, Opus 25. As a significant of "La Boheme" last week, one can- musical fact that has just close to his program, Enesco will offer the all too infrequently heard Sym- not help feeling that Grace Moore occurred to him. phonie Fantastique of Berlioz—a romantic biographical sketch of the com- was the stellar attraction of the Puc- poser himself, or at least a picture of the composer as he imagined himself, cini matinee. Miss Moore's voice an artist experiencing all the moods possible in five extravagant situations—in seems strangely suited to radio, even -five movements: Reveries and Passions; A Ball; In the Country; March to more so than to the stage itself. What the Scaffold; Witches' Sabbath. with the marvels of accoustics it is in- The Metropolitan Opera brings the "Barber of Seville" back to the stage explicable why the American soprano after a lapse of six years. Miss Pons, who made her debut in the role of the always appears to best advantage near heroine, Rosina, will be heard singing the spectacular, strength-demanding a microphone, whether she is per- first-act aria, "Largo al factotum," to be sung by John Charles Thomas, also forming for radio audiences or the in the first act. Ezio Pinza, who has been heard almost every Saturday since movies. The opposite might be said the Met season got under svy, will do honor to capricious "La calunnia" in of Kirsten Flagstad, who commands which the bass, base villian of the plot describes the growth of slander from the unstinted praise of her listeners. a tiny whisper to an overwhelming avalanche of ruin and scorn. Radio When in costume she appears to her listeners should tune their dials to the opera at exactly 1:55 p. In., in' order opera audiences as the ideal Valkyrie, to avoid missing the perennially lively and tuneful overture. Isolde, or Elizabeth. Her "appear- As a method of assisting listeners in a better understanding and apprecia- ances" on the radio or on phonograph tion of the work, NBC will present an "Operalogue" in conjunction with the records are not quite as satisfactory. Metropolitan Opera Guild at 3:45 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The pro- Perhaps it is fortunate she has not yet gram will cover an informal discussion of the "Barber," supplying authori- been enlisted in the ranks of Holly- tative musical, historical and human interest information for listeners. wood and film sound tracks. 16 RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING IANUARY 28, 1938

have around. Peter is chief an- EMERY DEUTSCH that "Emery realized he would have nouncer at th: Nation's Station. (Continued from page 4) to play popular songs if he wanted • Other hits followed and Emery found the great mass of people to hear him. More star shooting with the As- himself one of the most sought aft- In. January last year he organized his tronomer next week, and as usual, more peeps at people. THEME er personalities in music circles. first dance orchestra, which attracted / I UP AND OUT. It was during his performance at immediate attention and created a Ins- the Paramount Theater in New York new vogue in dance rhythm. 115.

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