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QUIZ KID GERARD

Gerard Darrow, eigh + -year- old Chicago boy who has be- come famous as a member of the "Quiz Kids" (Wed., NBC)

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This Is Indeed the Golden Age of Music

WE ARE indebted to Viva Liebling, our music to find new songs and develop new song -writers editor, for calling our attention to the un- and make new arrangements of all the old tunes paralleled number of fine music programs now for which the copyrights had expired. All that available to listeners. One look at our renewed BMI has been doing very successfully. "March of Music" department is abundant con- What may happen soon is this: On January

firmation. Turn to page 14 now and see for I the networks may throw all ASCAP music off yourself. the air. The networks want to pay for ASCAP Those names may mean little as yet, but read music by the piece -so much for every time it them through. The Cincinnati Symphony offers is used -which sounds fair enough to us. ASCAP The Swan of Tuonela," "The Marriage of Fig - wants a lump sum, a percentage of all the money aro comes from the Metropolitan Opera Com- taken in by a radio station. Right now, ASCAP pany, the NBC Symphony offers an all-Sibelius and the broadcasters aren't speaking. show in honor of the great composer's birthday, If ASCAP music goes off the air, it will mean Radio City Music Hall brings another Sibelius a new crop of popular music for our ears. Which celebration, so does the New York Philharmonic; isn't a bad idea. It will mean the loss of a lot "The Ford Sunday Evening Hour," the new of old theme songs. Well, theme songs are a Coca -Cola hour, "The Telephone Hour," the THE REAL DIETRICH -which is she? Hell- hangover from radio's diaper days, anyhow. It "Voice of Firestone" -these are weddings of cat or hothouse ( "box -office poison ") glamour will mean that Kay Kyser's musical quiz show commerce and art which give much satisfaction. girl? Movie -Radio Guide tells next week may have to be reorganized, because he will be Perhaps you have not yet learned to like fine prohibited from playing most of the favorites of music -and it is something to be learned, as we the last fifty years. Which may not be such a have discovered for ourselves. We beg of you a hardship as ASCAP apologists believe, either. favor, then. Tune to either the NBC Symphony or New York Philharmonic's "Fin - playing of CONTENTS MARLENE DIETRICH is a new woman, and landia," by Sibelius. The time and hour are on that fact led us to one of the most interesting

page 14. This is music, I feel classical but certain Movies stories in years. Remember the glamorous glacier that it will thrill you right down to your toes. Let who slunk like a contented tiger through hundreds your heart, not your head, enjoy that moving Laughing Bachelor (an article) 2 This Week in Hollywood (news) 4 of feet of overstuffed film in the early Dietrich anthem which is the last movement and you may Reviews (a department) 7 days? Recall the legend of her inscrutable face begin to understand why Finlanders fought so The Gower Street Gaieties (an arti- and her irresistible charm for anything wearing furiously and so patriotically against Russia, for cle) 8 pants? Compare them, above, with the Dietrich out of the spirit of brave Finland grew such music. RKO Studios (cartoon) 9 of 'Destry Rides Again" or "Seven Sinners.' Fine music does not always mean fancy music. Song - Plugger Saga ( "Tin Pan Al- Here is a tigress with her hair down, a rootin'- Viva Liebling's guide comments can you to many ley") 10 tootin' one -woman riot. Clearly, one of the two new pleasures on your radio dial. Scoops! Judy Garland Makes Love; Dietrichs was a phony. We wanted to know John Doe Makes Faces 12 which. We got the story the hard way -by talk- THE BATTLE BETWEEN ASCAP AND BMI ing to everyone but Dietrich herself. We were zontinues toward a knock -down- and -drag -out Radio right; one of the Dietrichs was a phony and no- struggle. What is this fight all about? The pub- This Week's Radio Events 13 body knew it better than Marlene herself. But lic doesn't know. Prob- The March of Music (a department) 14 which? The story will be in next week's Movie - ably the public A Radio Is Your Best Christmas Gift Radio Guide- Better reserve your copy. doesn't care. As in (Christmas Gift Section) 33 -36 most fights, however, On the Bandwagon (a department).37 BOY ON THE COVER: When Gerard Darrow the public suffers. Along the Airialtos (news) 38 was six months old he said his first word, "pret- It all started years On Short Waves (a department). 40 ty"; when he was three, he could identify three ago when Victor Her- hundred birds; when bert had an operetta Programs he was four he could playing on Broadway. tell you the differ- Week of December 7 -13 16 -32 One evening he went ence between "Poly- into a restaurant and phemus Moth" and heard his own tunes "Parnassius Smith - being presented in an Curtis Mitchell, Editor Kay Kyser eus." Just before this elaborate musical re- personable young No. 9 December 7 -13. 1940 vue. He ordered Vol. 10. gentleman passed :hem to stop using his music, but they refused. 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago, Ill. his eighth birthday Herbert sued for damages. he became a pioneer When he won his suit, tic 1,.,,,,,a, r:d,r,,. 11:ulin 1.,.,i.: 5/,1,,,,rr,r cdin,. organized his I:iazrll: lolr.lnenr 8dria,.+: Curdml S uilOuuL star of "Quiz Kids" friends who were authors, composers and pub- Ih,n,n. New 5rk: óv:ul. l'luuun,r. IIolUlniti: Iton when this junior "In- ylid,u4: Ili,h:ud Kuu.bu:ul. Jame. Quiz Kid Gerard lishers into a group, the purpose of which was 51,,,ri.nIh,"k Ìl /il9oinl I..i.Lu,r.: .Inhn I:ulsm,. l7anr1. l'l,:br. Jr.. formation, Please" to collect money for the use of music owned I1,,,1bnI Il:nl,nl, Chalk., InrlAlln. .\Illnlr Miller. l'lalrnwr by IL,nr,. 5lrhin Slircel. made its bow on those authors, etc. NBC last summer. Since his mother's death, None will quarrel with the fact that every song- Ielttnn, IS,nf: 1Trade NI ail, Itrci.tered S when he was four months old, Gerard has lived l'.rl. ofllrr,. 1',iluuu S. Number 9 11rek of Ilrrrinber writer is entitled to payment for the use of his : I:: IYIa. l'ul,ll.brd rekh' by the t'rrrlla l'mnp:un'. with his engineer- father, Joseph A. Darrow, his works. that : :I I'It1nnh Iu,l. tLirau,,, IIIin,,i With principle, none among the em- Ilx llrr ,d Ihr l',t III1irr, l'hir.r. Illr1, I aunt "Bessie" and his grandmother in Chicago, TI I1, ,,,de, the act ul 51:1,6 battled broadcasters of today is in disagreement. I, torn, 1t. where he now attends public school. He likes What broadcasters do object to is the monop- IaUer, Ilqry ikllnm,l9In. I,y tbr l'r.Ih,'i 1II luh. , ra. Il,ullrird rha, shmtidmV.1rY he a swimming, roller- skating, comic strips. His hob- oly which they ASCAP (the b c ' ,r11-xklre .rv Ì e ehgn 14.1 Irh1u Ten.uri,r n allege American So- r11, nrr ropy in Ih, United St:le. Sub.rrihtlnn late. In bies include collecting birds' nests, marine life ciety of Composers, Authors and Publishers) has !he I'. S. anl nnt..iollx anti r lulrle, of the Irae.11rrirall specimens, other natural phenomena. His most In4n1 rlllr,l As Month.. 7^i1 one yea.., F Lnn. SW,- become. They object to high- handed methods .r,hdiml tate, In foreign rwudrie.: <&0: n unusual hobby: the hair his pals. . $6.00. It,udl by nl.lal r 1á1r. rcnfess tl Collecting of of doing business, of dictatorial decisions, of md,r 1 cheek dratcn to mdrr"m"5llyle.-Itnnll 1. Ine His favorite dessert: Ice -cream soda, to which his 1'unrn,v :rut xt +ubarrlbrr's rlsk. l'Ir: nlimr t,nr heck, In11, like- it -or- lump -it attitudes. Last year they got Irrt ,I,a1k, 01 add,t

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Produced and Directed by MARK SANDRICH Original Screen Play by William Morrow and Edmund Beloin, Ernest Pagano and Z. Myers COMING SOON TO YOUR FAVORITE THEATRE

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www.americanradiohistory.com Too many stories are full of fluff and fine phrases. Too many publica- tions go out of their way to present fine writing. Quite often this obscures personality and truth. Hereunder, straight from the pen of the man who made it his business to learn about Hollywood's most popular leading mean, is the forceful and dy- namic story of a celebrated favorite 1.- of yours. We hope you will Like it as it is- stark, realistic, and as close to Cary Grant's real self as the hair on his head.- Editor. KEYNOTE to the character of Cary Grant, Hollywood's most eligible bachelor, is the fact that he still knows everyone who knew him "when," and while he doesn't make friends now as easily as he did in his stage days, friendship is a game he plays for keeps. If Grant were entered in a sweepstakes among the people who know him to select the "greatest guy" in Hollywood, he would win the competition hands down. And when r. both those who knew him on his way up and those who know him now unanimously agree on the kind of guy he is there must be something to it. 1 Grant is six feet two inches tall,

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weighs 172 pounds, has unruly black hair and brown eyes. Official records give his name as Archibald Alexander Leach, his birthplace as Bristol, En- gland, his birthdate as January 18, 1909. All of this is correct with the exception of his birthdate, and as far as his exuberance and enthusiasm are concerned, he might just as well be the thirty -one his records give him instead of the over -draft age, which he really is. The Cary Grant who plays the effer- vescing, moody, impulsive husbands in pictures such as "The Awful Truth" and "My Favorite Wife" is a good pic- ture of Cary Grant off the screen, ex- cept that he isn't married. Along that line, the smart money boys will lay odds of five to one or better that Grant won't marry in the near or even the distant future, in spite of stories to the contrary. He's having too much fun living life as it is to want to change it. People who know Grant well also claim his eyes are a dead giveaway to the way he is feeling, and if you watch them you can tell exactly what kind of mood he is in. That mood will change oftentimes as quick as he blinks. And there is no. half -way in between with Grant. He is either rid- ing on top of the world or mooning around in the depths of despondency. The only things that remain constant are his impulsiveness and his sense of humor. Grant is a serious and conscientious workman. When he is on a picture he walks around in something which might be called "a daze," and it is this habit which has given rise to occasional stories and rumors that he was "going high-hat." Fact of the mat- ter is, Grant has a terrific memory for faces and names and seldom forgets

www.americanradiohistory.com them -or fails to acknowledge and he simply shrugged his shoulders and cordially greet people whom he has never did anything about it. Speaking met before. of other times when his "pals from the Behind the clown's paint lies a real He is an extremely sensitive indi- old days" took advantage of him was vidual -and this sensitivity, his ex- the case of one actor who came in uberance and moodiness are his three from New York and was given a lift Cary Grant. Here is an intimate por- most observable characteristics. He is by Grant. This chap hung around his easily hurt, will carry an imagined place and lived off him for months, slight around in his mind for many finally wrecking his automobile twice. weeks. Grant decided that that was just about trait of the serious and conscientious enough, so out he went. the best word to describe Together with Grant's characteristic you laugh ABOUTGrant is to call him explosive. The of not making friends easily but stick- man who works at making best way to get along with him is to ing to them when he finally decides talk right back to him. He has a habit they are real guys is a trait which is of shouting when he becomes enthusi- rather unusual for Hollywood. He astic and uses this same trait often- simply will not listen to gossip of any By Gordon Swarthout times as a defense mechanism by kind, shape or description about any- which to get out of things he does not body, and he himself will not talk want to do. Those wh9 know him about anyone whom he knows or any- watch his eyes when he starts his one who might be the subject of any yelling technique and if there is still a discussion. If you wanted to gossip twinkle there (which is most of the with Grant about someone, and took time) they shout right back at him. pictures along to prove what you had Result is he usually becomes highly to say was true, Grant probably would amused and breaks into his infectious, give you an argument and couldn't be bellowing laugh. (More about this convinced -if your story was uncom- laugh later.) plimentary or harmful. Grant is pretty much of an indi- Perhaps the most characteristic ex- vidualist and has definite ideas on ample of Cary's impulsiveness was the what he wants to do and what he manner in which he and Randy Scott doesn't want to do. People who have teamed up and established bachelor worked with and for him seem to quarters together. These two lived to- 11171104 0.7 agree that he says "no" more gracious- gether intermittently for about seven ly and still more firmly than any other years (time taken out while Grant actor in town. In other words, if Grant was married to Virginia Cherrill, and refuses to do something a publicity also while Scott was married) and man asks him to do (or publicity girl still are the best of friends, although -his attraction for women is phenom- Grant now lives by himself in the enal) he makes his refusal in such a former Norma Talmadge home, which way that no one's feelings are hurt- he bought about a year ago. and while they oftentimes do not ac- At the time that the two met, complish what they are supposed to, Grant was working at Paramount and they nevertheless feel kindly toward Scott was a newcomer to the lot. They Grant anyway and get right in and met at lunch one day in the commis- pitch for him the next time they are sary. Scott happened to remark that v assigned to do some work on him. he was looking for a place to live and Grant is very methodical about Cary popped right back with "Well, everything he does having to do with why don't you come and stay with FAMOUS AS A COMEDIAN, Cary (with Martha Scott) had to physical appearance, both of anything me ?" This happened within a few be eased into his serious portrayal in "The Howards of Virginia." he owns and what he wears. He is an minutes after they had met each other, The performance he gave is proof of his amazing versatility ash -tray emptier, a rug- straightener- and the combination hit it off very outer, and a chair -mover -arounder. well. Randy is a very steady, conser- He has his shirts all tailor -made, for- vative sort of individual, and seems merly imported his clothes from En- to offset the temperamental, efferves- gland. Although his clothes are always cent, one -minute -moody, the next - of the most conservative type and in minute - mercurial - and - dynamic Cary not exactly to be expected in an En- life in England and on the stage, then excellent taste, he takes a keen de- Grant. This evidently is the thing that glishman. generally jump to the beach-house he light in selecting them for himself - makes them such good friends. English born, Grant has taken out for a time shared with Randy Scott - and also buying novelties for others. his first papers. He hasn't continued there was an in- between period during At one time he owned a haberdashery STRANGE as it may seem, Grant in establishing his citizenship in this which he lived in a studio apartment store in New York City (this type of likes the simpler things. He goes to country because of the European sit- in Westwood. He probably had as wearing-apparel is his weakness) and big parties, of course, and has a good uation, feeling that with conditions as much fun at this time as he ever had later opened a shop in Hollywood. time; if he's in a good mood he's quite they are it might appear as though he before or since. It was while he was The store and its management fas- apt to be the life of the party. At the weren't standing by, as every good living at this Westwood apartment cinated him so much that his work same time, he gets a big kick out of Englishman should - and as Cary that the incident of the colored house - "at the shop" began to interfere seri- neighborhood movies, roller -coasters Grant certainly is! boy occurred. Also the episode of the ously with his motion -picture career. and the beach. His idea of a rip -roaring Grant is a sucker for a touch. For invited guests who came to break- It finally got to the stage where Grant good time is to get together a number this reason he has had to have advice fast. And the adventure of the clack- had to decide between continuing on of his old -time pals from vaudeville on money matters, and the sometimes ing pelican. as a movie star or becoming a clothing and stage days, then sit around spin- penurious aspersions which have been salesman -so he steeled himself and ning yarns and pounding out English cast at him can definitely be traced to Hilarious incidents from Cary Grant's got rid of the haberdashery. When all ditties on the piano and singing. He is these businessmen who help him run private life, the never- before -pub- of the smoke cleared away, he found very serious about his work and sel- his affairs. As far as Grant is con- lished reason why he appeared in "The that the fellow he had running the dom goes out while he is working. cerned himself, he probably would be Philadelphia Story," more amazing store (a pal from "the good old days" Here is a thing that few people broke all of the time if he didn't have details about filmdom's number one whom he tried to do a favor by giving know about Cary Grant. He is part some protection. glamour boy will appear in Part II of him a job) had nicked him to the Spanish on his mother's side. To this Although much has been written "Laughing Bachelor," to be published tune of about six thousand dollars. may be attributed his olive coloring about Grant since he hit the big -time in MOVIE-RADIO GUIDE next week. Instead of prosecuting the ex- manager, and his rather volatile temperament, -most stories about him tell his early Don't miss it!

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www.americanradiohistory.com EXCEPT for a few diehards of the Garbo and Jean Ar- thur variety, the stars have foregone for- mality in dealing with their fans, and infor- mal pictures like this one of Ann Sothern have become the rule

CLARK GABLE, too, relaxes and permits the cameraman to shoot this portrait of a man on a stool playing with an engrossing rubber band while waiting to make a radio appearance

-Elmer Fryer -WeIbeurwe -Jere AMMO CLAUDE RAINS, wife and baby romp for the IDA LUPINO was caught unguardedly feeding MICKEY ROONEY -LINDA DARNELL date led camera. Once stars' families were never seen her police dog, Bobby, in front of her home curious to wonder if new romance were starting 4

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THE Sandy Cummings -Alice Faye romance is on the up- beat; they're being seen to- 'TIS reported that Charlie Chaplin's Stephenson remembered was that his poser and actor, and his wife, Lois, gether oftener and oftener ... brother, Alan. had been organist at the were slightly injured November-19 in next motion picture will be bud- The Myrna Loy- Arthur Horn - St. Michael's Cathedral at Coventry a Los Angeles auto collision. Barris is geted at less than a million dollars, blow divorce will be filed before which is for But for the last eight years, so he cabled currently working in "Blondie Goes pure penury Charlie. this reaches the newsstands; more surprising is the somewhat -ex- immediately following the preview for Latin" ... Elsa Lanchester has been charges, incompatibility. A pected-in- Hollywood news that Paul- word of his brother. Word came back put under a long -term contract by property settlement already has ette Goddard will not be in it. Scribes that Alan was not hurt, although the RKO -Radio Pictures, with the inten- who have endeavored to learn whether church had been blown to bits. Now tion of starring her with her famous been arranged and everything a Chaplin- Goddard divorce is in pros- Stephenson is attempting to locate in husband, Charles Laughton ... Add will be very quiet ... In obtain- pect have been turned away skillfully the United States. an organ -playing to the Nice People Department: Don- ing her uncontested divorce without leaning anything. Inciden- job for his brother, one of the best ald Crisp. Actor Crisp attends auc- from Mischa Auer, his wife tally, Paulette was given court orders musicians in England. tions at warehouses and buys up claimed comedian Mischa November 18 after her father's suit clothes. medicine and other necessities wasn't funny at home; mean- for the British needy. He is a veritable for a doubling of the seventy- five -dol- Porfentful Potpourri time, Auer is consoling himself lar -a allowance she is now pay- one -man relief organization. -week The baby market is strong: Carole by faking Maria Montez to the ing to him. Her father, Joseph R. Lombard and became Pirates' Den, etc. . . . Betty Levee, claims that he needs $150 a aunt and uncle when Carole's brother, "Tobacco Road" Becomes Mystery Grable, who received her final week, because what his daughter is Frederick Peters, became the father of With Elizabeth Patterson set as Ada decree from Jackie Coogan currently paying him is insufficient for a seven -pound boy. The John Waynes Lester, and Zeffie Tilbury engaged to November 19, has stated to the his needs, and he, cannot obtain a job are expecting their fourth visit any play the grandmother in "Tobacco press alone does she because a magazine article once stated minute, and the bird is fluttering over Road," its casting appears to be com- that not that Miss Goddard was not his the John Carradine home, too. Wally plete, but, from there on in to the pre - have the understanding with her daughter. Beery, who has been doing a swell job view, 20th Century -Fox has ordered studio (20th Century -Fox) that of raising two adopted children, is ne- the production to be made with the she is not to be married again Shirley Temple Loses Tonsils gotiating for the adoption of a third greatest of secrecy and no efforts at for at least another year, but When Shirley Temple went to the Barbara ballyhoo. Similar to the system used ... Hutton, who really likes "the man I would want to marry 16 during the filming of "The Grapes hospital November to have her ton- California and Cary Grant, is building of hasn't come along yet." She ex- sils removed, she became the subject in Beverly Hills and attempting also Wrath," the studio will not even give plained away Victor Mature as again for newspaper headlines. But to to buy a mansion at Palm Springs .. . the members of the cast complete merely a good friend and pal Shirley it was a lark, for she had prom- And Cary Grant was not only the scripts of the screen play, and, to veil That's the situation between ised her girl friends at school that she star contributor to the American Red further the production, most of the pic- ... Hedy Lamarr and Reginald would give a detailed report of what Cross and the British War Relief Fund ture will be made on the studio lot took place. Carrying out her promise, but he did just as well with his dona- rather than going to Georgia on loca- Gardiner, too, according to she counted up to one hundred trying tion to the Community Chest . . . tion. Interesting fact: Two hundred Hedy. "We," says Hedy, "are to retain consciousness, but then the Paramount Pictures will take a vote thousand dollars and additional royalty not romantic!" ... Actor Brod- ether caught up with her and so she from the 150 leading book critics of payments was the price 20th -Fox had erick Crawford and actress Kay didn't find out how the job was done the country for the cast they would to pay Erskine Caldwell and Jack Griffith were wed at Andy De- Kirkland after all. Present at the operation were prefer to see enact "For Whom the for the play which established vine's ranch home Thanksgiving her mother and father, and the ton- Bell a six -year run record on Broadway. Tolls" ... The Bennett sisters, Day; they sailed to Honolulu for sillectomy had no complications. She Connie, Joan and Barbara, lost their Previously announced casting includes their honeymoon . . . Author has returned to school and, according mother, Mrs. Adrienne Morrison, Charlie Grapewin (Grandpa in Ernest Hemingway and Martha to the latest word from M -G -M. there fifty -two, when she died the day before "Grapes of Wrath ") as Jeeter Lester, Gellhorn, of St. Louis, also is a strong likelihood that she will re- Thanksgiving from apparently natural Marjorie Rambeau as the sanctimoni- sume her film career there after the causes; the three sisters immediately ous sister Bessie, William Tracey as were married Thanksgiving Day . . . first of the year. flew east for the funeral . . . Louis Dude, Gene Tierney as Ellie May, and in Cheyenne, Wyoming Hayward helped Ida Lupino to cele- Ward Bond as Love Bencv. Adele Pearce, who divorced English Actor Has Scare brate their second happy wedding an- Malcolm "Bud" McTaggart last On the night of his greatest triumph niversary with a gift of amethyst ear- It's a Date August, was reconciled to him as a screen actor, when "The Letter," rings to match the bracelet he gave her At the La Conga: Peggy Moran last week when both were cast in which he so capably supports Bette last year . . . bad with Bob Ross, Lucia Too about Eddie Carroll with together in a Columbia picture Davis, was being previewed, James Bracken and his wife having Johnny Meyer, Alan Gordon with Pat that auto ... Alan Curtis and Ilona Mas- Stephenson observed a newspaper head- crash en route to Palm Springs and Dane, and Carole Parker with Bob sey are making wedding plans line and could hardly see the preview the East for a two -month vacation ; Oliver ... At the Florentine Gardens: for next April; Tex Ritter and for worry. Reason was that the news- both had made so many plans for the Jackie Cooper with Bonita Granville Dorothy Fay will be wed papers shouted that Coventry, England, fun they were going to have, and now ... At Delhavens: Pat Dane with Lew soon. had been badly bombed and that the Mrs. Bracken will be laid up for weeks Ayres sharing a banana fudge royal, cathedral there had suffered. What . . . Harry Barris, the singing com- (Please Turn to Next Page)

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want to take part in "There's Always Frank Morgan, foreseeing a run of Juliet," because its scene is laid in Lon- musicals on the screen, is taking tap - don where her sister was recently dancing lessons to refresh his memory bombed and killed . . . Gene Autry ... Orson Welles' picture, "Citizen and Smiley Burnette join forces for the Kane," is now over two hours long and next Autry Republic feature, a show- %vill be sneak- previewed in eight cities boat story, and Republic announces before the Hollywood critics see it. that its "Babes on Broadway" will Serves 'em right. -W., o..;. show off the talents of Carol Adams. -.ru....;,. SANTA EDWIN AUGUST, of Lois Ranson, Jane Frazee, June John- Orson to Star Dolores? LORETTA YOUNG, at a recent the British War Relief Christmas son and Marily Hare . . . Walter Orson Welles has proclaimed a com- Screen Guild Theater rehearsal, show, listens to what Marie "Cud- Huston will portray Doc Halliday, edy find in Fortunio Bonanova as the gave this adoring look to Tom dles" Wilson wants for Christmas the gambler, in Howard Hughes' pro- result of the South American star's Lewis, her radio producer- husband duction of "The Outlaw" . . . RKO work in the soon- to -be- shown Welles proposes to make the most of Lucille film, "Citizen Kane." Consequently, This Week in Hollywood Ball's enamoration with Desi Arnaz by RKO -Radio Pictures are giving Bo- lief Association of California, with the casting them together in "Havana." nanova special consideration for a lead- show organized under direction of (Go /jailed from /'receding Page) Lucille likewise gets a break in that ing role in "" /'hey Met in Argentina," Alan Mowbray and C. Aubrey Smith. and Robert Standish, eleven, treating Harold Lloyd thinks she is pretty swell in which cast already penciled in are Almost an entire city block is cov- nine- year -old Patsy Lee Parsons to a in his forthcoming picture, "A Girl, a Buddy Ebsen, the Rio Brothers. and ered with many unusual and enter- pineapple sundae to celebrate their Guy and a Gob," and expects to star Roland Drew. Welles, whose heart is taining devices put under canvas to contract as romantic leads in Dr. Chris- her in another comedy after the first palpitating fiercely these days over attract and thrill the holiday throngs. tian's forthcoming film, "Prodigy" of the year ... Paramount has given Dolores Del Rio, is keenly interested Leon Schlesinger's "Looney Tune" and ... At the House of Murphy: Terry Preston Foster the starring part in in Mexico and all of Latin America; "Merrie Melody" characters come to Hunt with Herta Margot, and Dick "Casey Jones," a railroad story once has confided to friends that he would life ; here too are seen Santa Claus' Foran with Jane Larkin ... Jimmie planned for Bob Burns. like to do an epic picture with the workshop and castle, the Snow Moun- Zaner with Rita Quigley, with Ann Spanish motif, with, unquestionably, tains, the Rainbow Forest, the Snow a Gillis, and with Edith Fellowes . . . Odds and Ends Dolores Del Rio as its star. \Ian's Cave, mechanical menagerie, Ginger Bread House, part of Jane Ann Gillis with Jimmy Lydon . . . Marlene Dietrich's striped shorts, Has Hughes famous Freddie Bartholomew with Jean Lock- topped with a plain blouse adorned by Another Harlow? Withers' collection of more hart ... Helen Gilbert still very seri- diamond clips, were the talk last week Howard Hughes, the millionaire than 1,700 dolls, a Castle of Magic, ously with Bill Marshall ... Carroll of Arrowhead Springs Any mother flyer- producer, who will re -enter the a performing chimpanzee, and a model - showgirl Myrna Dell with Jackie having quadruplets in the next month motion- picture production field shortly airplane factory. by Coogan at Slapsie Maxie's ... Vickie can make a thousand -dollar bonus for making a film titled "The Out- Attending the gala opening were Lester with Herman Hover ... Tanya their services in the Paramount picture, law." has announced two unknowns Brian Aherne with his wife, Joan Fon- the leading taine, Heather Angel, Widren with Dr. George W. Bach- "New York Town" . . . 'Tis said for roles. They are nine- Lionel Atwill, man . . . Anne Gaynne and Lewis Wally Beery was slapped so hard by teen-year -old Jane Russell, a Bemidji, Maureen O'Hara, Maureen O'Sulli- Howard . . . Judy Starr and Blake Laraine Day in " "l'he Bad Man" that Minnesota, girl, and Jack Beutek, van, Jean Hersholt, Ian Hunter, Doug- Garner. the noise blew out a microphone ... A twenty -one, of Dallas, Texas. las Fairbanks, Jr., Reginald Gardiner, company that records bedtime stories Marie Wilson, Gene Lockhart, Fred- Coming Attractions for youngsters is seeking the services of Event of the Week: die Bartholomew, Basil Rathbone, Soon to join Walt Disney's Mickey Peter Lorre, because the bogey -man's Wonderland, the Christmas Show of Jane Withers, Billy Gilbert and others. Mouse and Donald Duck as a star is voice is said to be one of the most Magic City, built at 5843 Wilshire Alan Mowbray, observing a pathetic baby elephant "Dumbo," which learns soothing in the business! Mary Boulevard, opened with much fanfare little miss wishfully looking upon Jane to fly by flapping its ears! . . . Don Martin's mother is now a licensed real - and a representative star attendance Withers' collection of dolls, pressed a Ameche, after so many of those bio- estate operator in California; her first November 19 to amuse not alone doll he was carrying into her arms and graphical roles, will play himself prac- deal was to peddle a house complete youngsters during the holiday season disappeared. tically in a remake of "Stand Up and with swimming -pool to Hanley Staf- but their adult escorts as well. Pro- The unusual Christmas Show will Cheer!" ... Madeleine Carroll doesn't ford, radio father of Baby Snooks . . . ceeds will go to the British War Re- continue until Christmas Eve. 6

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Cast: Jean Arthur, William Holden. Warren Cast: Pat O'Brien, Constance Bennett, John Cast: Judy Garland, George Murphy, Charles Cast: Alice Faye, , Jack Oakie, William, Porter Hall, Paul Harvey, George Halliday, Melville Cooper, Alan Baxter, Edgar Winninger, Douglas McPhail, Arthur Shields, John Payne, Allen Jenkins, Esther Ralston, Chandler, Byron Foulger, Regis Toomey, Ed- Buchanan, Marjorie Gateson, et al. A Colum et al. A Metro-Goldwyn -Mayer picture, pro- Nicholas Brothers, Billy Gilbert, et al. A gar Buchanan, et al. A Columbia picture, bia picture. Produced by Samuel Bischoff, duced by Arthur Freed and directed by 20th Century -Fox picture, produced by Ken- produced and directed by Wesley Ruggles, directed by John Brahm, who also directed Norman Taurog, who also directed "The neth Macgowan and directed by Walter Lang, who also directed "I Met Him in Paris" and "Let Us Drive." Adventures of Tom Sawyer." Based on a who also directed "I'll Give a Million." "Sing You Sinners." From the story by musical comedy by George M. Cohan. Music includes six favorites of 1917, with Clarence Budington Kelland. HERE is a thrilling drama of an the new song "You Say the Sweetest Things, adventure aboard ship. It offers JUDY GARLAND gains star billing Baby," by Mack Gordon and Harry Warren. FILMED at a cost of over two million intense suspense and moderate action. and joins the adults of the screen dollars, "" is a wild tale of The theme is largely psychological with her dual role in "Little Nellie 1TIN PAN ALLEY" is a musically the early settlers in old Tucson, where and slightly reminiscent of "Outward Kelly," which might have been less I excellent and entertaining story law was respected only when backed Bound," with war the motivating in- dragging and more entertaining had of the music -publishing business, par- by force and courage. fluence. its tempo matched the performances ticularly that fictitious team known as Rather slow -paced and detailed Pat O'Brien plays a mercenary of Judy, George Murphy and Charles Calhoun and Harrigan (Jack Oakie throughout, the picture manages to soldier of fortune. Surprisingly, Con- Winninger. But it didn't. and John Payne) and their ups and hold interest as the plot unfolds be- stance Bennett is given a very inferior Perhaps some of the earlier scenes downs. cause of its broad, pioneering theme. part and, in fact, is not called upon to will be sliced to speed the picture be- Individually, Jack Oakie adds new Jean Arthur, as Phoebe Titus, is the do any serious acting. There are also fore public release. All that they de- laurels to his career as a top -notch only respected white woman in Erwin Kaiser, famed German doctor; velop now are the courtship of Judy comedian, and young John Payne has Tucson. She maintains her reputation John Halliday, an American district by George Murphy over the objection one of his first good opportunities to by being absolutely independent and attorney; Alan Baxter, cynical out- of Judy's dad, Charles Winninger. show that he knows how to handle a not asking any favors because of her law; Marjorie Gateson, selfish dowa- Murphy wins Judy, the couple and love scene. sex. She makes her livelihood by bak- ger; Melville Cooper, ship's jack -of- her father arrive in America, and The story goes back to the 1917-18 ing pies, and can't keep the supply up all trades. These people, and others, Judy (the first) dies in childbirth. period, with the styles of that date with the demand. find themselves thrown together on an Here comes the interesting angle authentically (comically now to us) When young cowboy Bill Holden English freighter bound for the of the story: Little Nellie is like- reproduced and with the music -pub- comes to town, he meets Jean almost United States. Soon after its depar- wise played by Judy Garland, and so, lishing business as the main premise immediately. They fall in love at first ture, war is declared between England oddly enough, in this picture Judy of the picture. Six old -time hits of sight but Jean has definite ambitions and Germany, which immediately grows from a mature or older role to the 1916 -17 -18 era are dusted off and to realize before she settles down. Her makes the German doctor an enemy a younger characterization. Mean- reproduced with the better orchestra- chief desire is to own a large ranch. of the British ship and he is confined time, Judy's granddad and her father tions and methods that are available To get this, she goes into the freight - to quarters as a prisoner. The first still maintain their feud, and comes today. All of the songs will benefit, hauling business and makes a success day out the ship is attacked by a the day when her suitor, Douglas but unquestionably "America I Love of it. When the U. S. Army leaves to German submarine. The vessel is able McPhail, pleads for her hand, and You," by Edgar Leslie and Archie fight in the East, outlawry again takes to escape only after three of the pas- Granddad again objects. He is ruled Gottler (with lyrics strangely appro- over Tucson. Jean's freighting busi- sengers sacrifice themselves to launch out, however, and everyone is happy priate today during World War II), ness is ruined through Indian attacks a lifeboat and send down a depth at the ending. will head again toward the top of the framed by her competitors. charge to blow up the sub. The ten- As in the George Cohan musical Hit Parade. Other old songs featured She then decides to bring a thou- sity of this climax is tremendous. comedy version, there are two songs, by the film include "Good -Bye Broad- sand head of cattle through Indian With the World War raging, the both sung by Judy Garland, "Nellie way, Hello France," "K -K -K- Katy," country to Tucson, and tells Bill that studio had its difficulties filming this Kelly I Love You" and "Singin' in the "Moonlight Bay," "Honeysuckle Rose" if he can do it she'll marry him. He story. It was impossible to charter a Rain." and "The Sheik of Araby." Mack Gor- brings the cows through, and they are real freighter, and a papier -mache Judy really renders a truly fine don and Harry Warren contribute married in the most exciting scene of duplicate had to be built in the stu- performance as both Nellie Kelly and "You Say the Sweetest Things, Baby," the picture. Immediately after the dio. As much of the action was in the Little Nellie Kelly, and Charles Win - an original. ceremony Bill leaves Jean to settle a engine-room, this particular part of ninger is very amusing as Granddad. Plot of the story is thin, but well score with Warren William, the vil- the reproduction had to be especially Douglas McPhail, young singing decorated with music and pulchritude. lain, and their battle is another high well done. Because the nation's supply star who first came into prominence It concerns chiefly the attempts of spot, both from an acting and photo- of submarines also seemed to be very in "Babes in Arms" and "Sweethearts," Payne (Harrigan) and Oakie (Cal- graphic standpoint. busy, Columbia technicians also had plays his first straight dramatic role houn) to win success as music -pub- Warren William is so effective as to duplicate one of these little instru- as Dennis Fogarty, who falls in love lishers, with the aid of song -and- the villain that the preview audience ments of war. with Nellie. His father, Timothy Fo- dance team Katie and Lily- Blane soon took to hissing when he ap- "Escape to Glory" is exciting, adult garty, is adequately portrayed by (Alice Faye and Betty Grable). peared. Edgar Buchanan is ingratiat- drama, even entertaining, if you like Arthur Shields, noted stage star, who Principals are laughingly supported ing and humorous as the judge. Paul your pictures on the heavy side. There is known to movie audiences for his by Allen Jenkins, and the audience Harvey, as Jean's business partner, are many intriguing and unusual ele- work in the historical film, "Drums acclaimed again the dance -team work Solomon Warner, is very good, and ments to make the picture come alive Along the Mohawk." of the Nicholas Brothers, as they did Porter Hall is convincing as small - under the excellent direction and The picture is made against the also the appearance and dance steps town boss Lazarus Ward. Jean Arthur characterizations given. Pat O'Brien's colorful backgrounds of a village in of Billy Gilbert as "The Sheik of and Bill Holden are, of course, tops. role is sincerely and well portrayed. old Ireland and New York. An entire Araby." So is the picture. Of the supporting cast, Alan Baxter section of Fifth Avenue was built on WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF IT: Hedda Hop- and Melville Cooper show up to the the M -G -M lot in Hollywood for the per, "Jack Oakie is by way of being a sensation. WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF IT: Jimmie Fid- best advantage. Others are excellent. filming of important scenes. The audience loved the picture." Los Angeles ler, "A glorified , but Lord, how glori- Tim.s (Edwin Schallert), "Successful in sustain- fied! " The Hollywood Reporter, "A truly WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF IT: Los Angeles WHA- THEY THOUGHT OF IT: Los Angeles ing the mood of music, Oakie is the real panic great American picture. Much more than a super - Times (Edwin Schallert), "First -rate thriller ..." Times (John L. Scott), "The picture is too in the picture; an amusing and, in the main, western, it is a vivid and absorbing historical Hedda Hopper: "An escape from boredom." Va- long." Variety, "As rollicking and melodious a attractive picture." The Hollywood Reporter, "Mr. document." Variety, "An amazing amount of riety, "Suspenseful treatment of timely topical piece of mass entertainment as has been offered Zanuck has trotted out a smash musical hit for romance, excitement, pioneer episode and his subject." Hollywood Reporter, "Too much con- in many a moon." Hollywood Reporter, "It's a the customers," Variety, "An unquestionable hit, torical pageantry." fusion before the plot becomes clear . . . hit show because it has little Judy Garland." with its varied entertainment items .. . N 1e/9 7

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ALL RKO is divided into three business -like sound -stages that rise of Cary Grant, every so often furious and a recent release was the radio - parts, and the most important from the level California countryside. comedy at a hectic pace is expected, comic strip favorite, "Li'l Abner." The part is that star -jammed Ginger Rogers, Charles Laughton, Ca- but even Cary Grant is sometimes "Scattergood Baines" pictures to be twelve acres lying between Melrose role Lombard, Charles Boyer, Cary dumfounded by the carryings -on of made shortly are also based upon the Avenue and Santa Monica Boulevard Grant, Jean Arthur, Ronald Colman, Gene Towne and Graham Baker, in- stories about the character and the on Gower Street. Here such New York Richard Dix, Edmund Lowe, Jean dependent producers whose most re- radio serial. Jean Hersholt's "Dr. musicals as "No, No, Nanette" and Hersholt, Anna Neagle, Maureen cent exploit was the bringing of Elsie Christian" series first found voice on "Sunny" are in process of being O'Hara, Anne Shirley, Kay Francis, the Cow all the way from the eastern radio also. filmed; here such best -selling novels Jack Oakie, Charles Winninger, Lee farm, where she sojourned to Gower An interesting new addition to the as "Kitty Foyle" find their way onto Tracy, Lupe Velez and Leon Errol Street to be milked by Kay Francis Gower Street gang is comedian Har- film, and such noted dramatic suc- are a few of the many who lend color in a three -minute scene for the film, old Lloyd, whose first production, "A cesses as "They Knew What They to the Gower Street lot. "Little Men." Towne and Baker used Guy, a Girl and a Gob," will shortly Wanted" are given to that portion of Take the last named -Lupe Velez to be a writing team. Once, according be released. Now Lloyd is talking the public which never sees Broad- and Leon Errol. This hilarious duo is to a Hollywood legend, one of the about making a second picture -and way. currently making the "Mexican Spit- teammates outlined an idea for a pic- acting in it himself. Dual responsibil- The other two parts are "The fire" series, which is guaranteed to ture-story to a producer at luncheon. ities seem to be the rule at RKO. In Ranch," a ninety -acre tract twenty roll cash customers in the aisles, and The producer, impressed, told the addition to Orson Welles, producer - miles out on Ventura Boulevard any time you visit the Gower Street writer to send him an outllT a the directors on the lot include George where exteriors are shot, and the studio you're apt to find chinaware next day and he'd pay him ten thou- Abbott, David Butler and Herbert twenty -five acres at "Pathe" where and fragile vases flying on the lot sand dollars. Came the next day, Wilcox. Other producers include many of the one hundred ninety short where they work. To add to the casual and the writer had forgotten his Howard S. Benedict, Bert Gilroy, subjects to be made during 1940 -41 visitor's confusion, on the next set idea. So had the producer, who there- Erich Pommer, David Hempstead, will be turned out. Anna Neagle will probably be going by saved ten thousand dollars and Robert Sisk, Cliff Reid, all working But on Gower Street anything can through some highly romantic paces probably lost a hundred thousand. under executive producers Harry E. happen, and last year it did in the for "No, No, Nanette," set to the Edington and Lee Marcus. form of Orson Welles, boy genius of lovely music of Vincent Youmans. TODAY RKO is at the peak of its Directors at the Gower Street Gai- radio, who was permitted to write his Out of all this, however, RKO will I popularity-a popularity due large- eties include Leslie Goodwins, Jack own ticket as writer- producer -direc- bring fifty -three feature films during ly to the shrewd executive ability of Hively, Edward Killy, Boris Ingster, tor- actor. George J. Schaefer, presi- the 1940-41 season and an approxi- Schaefer and his right -hand man, Joe Garson Kanin, Ray McCarey, Anatole dent of RKO, is a man of great faith. mate one hundred ninety short sub- Nolan. For the most part, RKO makes Litvak, Lewis Milestone and Irving Also he is a very tolerant man, which jects, including the "March of Time" films of stories which are highly suc- Reis. Among the films to be turned accounts for some of the weird go- releases, "Information, Please" shorts, cessful as fiction. This year, for ex- out there this year not already men- ings-on in Gower Street. When Welles and the product of the Walt Disney ample, they are filming Theodore tioned are: Jean Arthur in "The first came out, he was going to adapt plant. Although Disney's work is not Dreiser's "Sister Carrie "; Clarence Devil and Miss Jones "; Cary Grant in and make Conrad's "Heart of- Dark- done in either of the three rings of Budington Kelland's "Valley of the "Passport to Life "; Charles Boyer in ness." After working several months Schaefer's circus-Disney owning and Sun "; Gene Stratton Porter's "Freck- "Ariane Pretends" and another un- on it, the idea was junked for an operating his own specialized and les" and "Laddie." Last year, Towne titled at the moment; Ronald Colman original, "Smiler With a Knife." very complete studio -his films are and Baker put onto film those literary in a still -untitled picture; a special Nothing happened to the Smiler, released through RKO. classics, "Swiss Family Robinson" and studio -built musical starring Maureen either, and just about the time movie Perhaps the top star at RKO is "Tom Brown's School Days." O'Hara and Gene Raymond, "They folk -other than Schaefer -were los- Ginger Rogers, who graduated from RKO has also drawn largely upon Met in Argentina "; Towne and Baker's ing their faith in young Welles, he the glorified musicals for which RKO Broadway for shows - both musical novelty film, "How to Meet a Man "; started testing actors for a new film, is famous into such serious drama as and otherwise-which have been hits. Lupe Velez and Leon Errol comedy, "Citizen Kane." It wasn't until the Christopher Morley's portrait of a Anna Neagle, now working on "No, "Lord Epping Entertains "; Carole tests were all run off that Welles let white -collar girl, "Kitty Foyle." Gin- No, Nanette," will follow it with the Lombard in "Mr. and Mrs. Smith," studio executives into his little secret. ger has been having no holiday on Dillingham stage success, "Sunny." and another Orson Welles film. He wasn't testing at all, and the film Gower Street, and, with "Kitty Foyle" "They Knew What They Wanted," he'd exposed was really the picture. barely finished, she is already prepar- made this year, is from one of the all - Those who have seen rushes of the ing for her part in "Two on an Is- time great plays of the stage. from Elmer Rice's Broadway RKO has also drawn upon radio for Welles film believe it will -be one of land," at the great pictures to come out of Hol- success. Also on her schedule for the talent which has been tested. Both THE GOWER STREET GANG lywood this year. current year is a picture written Kay Kyser films, "That's Right, work and at play is adequately in caricature map To get a better idea of what hap- especially for her, tentatively titled You're Wrong" and "You'll Find Out," depicted this pens on Gower Street, have a look at "Tom, Dick and Harry." are RKO pictures. Lum and Abner the stars who cavort across the many On a lot which boasts the services are making their second picture there

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"TIN PAN LEY' MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE PICTURE of the WEEK

DURING A HAWAIIAN NUMBER the next night, the girls sing the Calhoun- Harrigan melody, "K -K -K- Katy," but the tune leaves the audience apathetic. The boys, realizing that perhaps song- writing isn't for them, decide to go into the song -publishing business

www.americanradiohistory.com THEY WIN FAME as song -publishers. SKEETS AND KATIE meanwhile fall Star Nora Bayes (Esther Ralston, in love, quarrel, separate. The song above with John Payne) is a client firm fails and boys join army in 1917

THE CAST: Katie Blane. Alice Faye Reggie Carstair oder Lily Blane Betty Grable Joe Codd Elisha Cook, Jr. Harry Calhoun...... Jack Oakie Harvey Raymond... Fred Keating Skeets Harrigan John Payne Sheik Billy Gilbert

Casey...... Allen Jenkins Telephone Operator Lillian Porter Nora Bayes.. ..Esther Ralston Dance Specialty. Nicholas Brothers "Tin Pan Alley" will be released Boy Ben Carter nationally November 29.

TIN PAN ALLEY was a street running off of Eighth Avenue which abounded in cheap eating- houses, shabby brownstone buildings and dark, cramped rooms for rent. The tinkling sound of song -writers pick- ing out tunes they hoped would some day make them famous could be heard day and night. Some few found wealth and glory there. More found only stark disillusionment and physical hunger. This is the Tin Pan Alley which 20th Century -Fox brings alive, gambling a fortune that the public will be attracted to nostalgic tunes of yesteryear -tunes like "K -K -K- Katy," "Moonlight Bay," "When You Wore a Tulip and I Wore a Big Red Rose." Betty Grable and Alice Faye are co- starred.

THE BLANE SISTERS also go to London, where they click in a revue. Katie is being attended by a young British officer, but, learning that Harrigan is in London, rushes to station just before he leaves for France (see center picture)

THEY HURRIEDLY make up and film's end finds them starting all over again back in New York

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JUDYs GARLAND, playing her first mature part in "Little Nellie Kelly," will be seen in her first love scene on the screen (first picture, right) as an Irish immigrant kid who marries Jerry Kelly (George Murphy). Going the whole hog in this love business, Judy later enacts the role of her own daughter grown to young womanhood, with Murphy now playing the role of her father (second picture, right). Judy, in this later sequence, is ro- mantically interested in Dennis Fogarty (Douglas McPhail), who came into prominence with Judy and Mickey Rooney in "Babes in Arms." A romantic comedy, the film swings from the colorful background of an old Irish village to the modern New York, with such famous musical numbers as "The Wearin' o' the Green," "Danny Boy" and "You Remind Me of My Mother" interspersed in the fast, sometimes funny and sometimes heart- touching ac- tion. Highlights of the film in- clude a reproduction of the famous New York Police School, authoritatively and ac- curately done, in which the step -by -step training of George Murphy takes place. Real high- light of the picture, however, will be the first screen appear- ance of a youngster the movie - going public has watched grow from a child to a full- fledged, grown -up portrayal. And Judy handles it with capable ease. John Doe Makes Faces

PERHAPS the script of no other picture (excepting "The Great Dictator ") has been as carefully guarded from the public as that of Frank Capra's "Meet John Doe." Still pictures on the set, barring these published for the first time, have been guarded with equal zeal. Because Frank Capra's film masterpieces are al- ways of interest and because these pictures give a fleeting in- sight into the tale unfolding be- hind the closed doors of the "John Doe" set on the Warner lot, MOVIE-RADIO GUIDE'S editors are proud of this scoop. John Doe (Gary Cooper) has been operating a scheme whereby people send him a dime a day, and the newspapers -and Ed- ward Arnold- decide to tear him to shreds. They tag him as a fake and a hoax until he crashes into the radio studio during their broadcast and tells his side of the story (picture at left). He does not have much time in which to speak his mind, how- ever, for police pounce upon him and haul him away (picture at far left). John Doe is an aver- age American. Gary Cooper plays him to perfection. Over 12,000 letters were received from girls over the country who wanted to play Mrs. John Doe, an average American wife. Bar- bara Stanwyck won the coveted role. There are 140 speaking parts in "Meet John Doe." Mack Elliott hotograph.

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McEntee. director of the KSAL 11:00 CST 10:00 MST News: KMBC *KANS -News; Concert Music NBC -Symphony Orchestra: KWK CCC. will talk on The l'ar- *News: KTHS KMOX WHO *CBS -News; Jack Coffey's Orch.: *NBC -Will Bradley's Orch.: KARK -Music As You Like It KSO KSCJ KGHF KVOD WREN tteipation of the CCC In Na- tional Defense." KSO KFAB KLRA WIBW KFH WMT News: KARK WHO KANS-Dance Orch. NBC -Symphony Orch.: WREN K011, 11'BB\I KRNT WNAX KLZ-Organ Melodies KSO KANS KGHF KVOD KCKN -Harlan Leonard's Rockets *NBC -News; Fats Waller's Orch.: *WREN News KMOX -Biltmore Boys' Orch. "Sunshine Salute" -Jack Leonard, songs: KMOX KGBX WMAQ KSCJ WREN CBS KSD -Nat'l Defense Prgm. MST 5000 620 KLZ KVOR KLRA KFAB WBBM KANS KSD 12:00 CST 11:00 KVOO- Hockey, Tulsa vs. St. KRNT KLZ KOIL (sw -9.65) *NBC -News; Glenn Miller's CBS -Dance Orch.: watts on dial Louis KVOR WS U N KCKN-Jockey Club Orch.: KVOD KV00 ESO WOW WGN -Chicago at Night MBS -Ray Noble's Orch.: KOIL KFKA -Melody Mill WIBW -VFW Prgm. MBS -Guy Lombardo's Orchestra: St. Petersburg. Florida KGBX -To be announced KFEL WGN KWK KFKA WMT-Electric Park Band KFKA KWK KFOR KSAL -News; Every Saturday Night *KMBC Sports WOW -Hockey, St. Paul vs. NBC -Dance Orch.: KARK KSD -Weekly Record Review *News: KCKN KGHF KLZ Omaha *KMBC- Midnight Headlines from 11:00 P. M. to 1 A. M. *KTHS -News; Freddie Clark's WLW Orch. 10:30 CST 9:30 MST KFEL -Edwin Le Mar, organist *KOA -News GOOD ORCHESTRA Kaye's Orch.: KVOD -Your Music & Mine WLS- Midwest in the Making CBS -Sammy KLItA *KMBC -News; Musical Interlude Wills' Playboys This Saturday, December 7, We Salute W MT- Harmoneers WNAX WIBW KFAB KFH KLZ *KOA -News; Buddy Maleville s KVOO-Bob - WBBM -Bill Carlsoñ s Orch. WNAX -Ozzie Clark's Orch. KVOR KRNT Orch. KVOD- Spree W'ENR -Ernie Holst's Orch. 9:45 CST 8:45 MST srMBS- California M c I o d i e s; Rhythm WASHINGTON, D. C. KVOR -On With the Dance *WLW -Gene Austin's Orch.: NBC -Charlie Spivak's Maxine Gray, vocalist; Art Tat- Orchestra: WDAF -Nighthawks News WOW 11'DAF WMAQ um, pianist; Dave Roses Orch.: KFOR KSAL KSO WSM -Grand Ole Opry WMAQ-Matty Malneck's Orch. *CBS -News of the World: KLZ WOW -Dance Rhythms CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA KVOR KFAB KMOX KRNT NBC -Mal Hallett's Orch.: KSCJ 11:15 CST 10:15 MST SEND FOR FREE SOUVENIR BOOKLET KLRA WMT KMBC WNAX KGHF KVOD WREN CBS -Jack Coffey's Orch.: KLZ End of Saturday Programs

Senator Davis of Pennsyl- MBS -Music Conference: KFEL, 1 °NBC -Radio City Music Hall; vania will talk on "For the 8, 1940 KSAL KFKA KWK Symphony Orch.; Soloists: KWK Healing of Nations" iu conne, - SUNDAY, December MORNING I'rouram In ,-onnectlon with WREN KSCJ KVOD KGHF Ilon \rit), Universal Bible Sun- the Ninth Annual Clinic and day. Su- KO'IVH *Star in program listing Conference of Teacher. and c d4a.1 an pas. 14. NBC Coast to Coast on a Bus: peryMors of Music for the State NBC -Wings Over America: indicates news broadcast KOWH of Kansas. Masi- by a live - KVOD KANS KSCJ -e choir. KWK WREN Points to popular pro- hmidre,l -voi KOA KGBX WDAF KANS KVOO 7:30 CST 6:30 MST NBC -Music and American Guests: Benny "Go- Grease" KFEQ- Nathanial Ur Howard. famous plane designer NBC -Tone Pictures: KSCJ K1VK Shilkret's Orch. grams, special broadcasts Youth: KOAM WOW KGBX KSD KOIL- Singing Church and raring pilot, and his long - KOWH KTHS KOA K1'00 WDAF KANS sn (Teri rig wife. KWVTO-Unclr George, Funnies NBC -Gene & Glenn: KOAM KSD Music by the Northwestern KCKN -U. Army Band WIBW- Gospel Quarter Hour University n eapella choir. S. WOW WDAF KGBX KFEL -The Rainbow Trio *WNAX -News of the Week *KCKN News: Sunday School *KMBC -News; Program Notes. NBC- Irving Miller's Orch.: KCKN KARK- Church of Christ 8:30 CST 7:30 MST KFAB- Lawrence Quintet Musical Interlude KMBC-Sunday Morning Musicale KFBI- Gospel Hour KGHF KSCJ KVOD WREN KMOX- Master Canary Chorus NBC -Sunday Drivers: KOA KSD KFBI-Fed. Concert Orch. KVOD- Sunday Morning Melodies KFEQ -Ranch Boys KTHS KOWH WOW -To be announced KGBX KFEL - Western Voice 10:00 CST 9:00 MST KLZ -Morning Meditations KFEQ -Donna Lee KARK -Morning Melodies KMBC-Thoughts for the Day CBS -Wings Over Jordan: KMOX *NBC -News; Burl Ives. songs: KCKN -Symphony of Melody 11:45 CST 10:45 MST KOIL KMBC WIBW ELRA-Harding College KGBX KOAM KV00 KSD KMOX- Sunday Serenade KOAM -Wendell Zimmerman KFBI- Christian Science Prgm. NBC -Radio City Music Hall: KUOA- Morning Concert Dr. D. t'. Hodges. seeretary *NBC -News; Alice Remsen: KFEQ -Music WOW of the Clevela Ohio. division KOIL -Church of the Air Graphs KV00- KSCJ KOWH KGHF KANS KWTO.Symphony of Melody Sunday Matinee of t he America Bible Society, KVOR-Funny Paper Hour MBS -Alice Blue, pianist: KFEL KWTO -Rev. Hitchcock talks ou The Bible and the *CBS -News; Chansonette: WHB- Weather; Melodies KWK - Reading the Funnies KLRA KFKA American Negro." 11'HO- America Back WHB- Sunday Morning Music KWTO -Sunday Bouquet WIBW KFII KLZ KVOR to God *KCKN WIBW -Elsa, organist KCKN -Headliue Music W'LS-Gracc Wilson, contr. -News WHB -Concert Orch. *MBS-News; Seven Minute Men: KMOX-Piano WNAX- Morning Worship KFEL -Tonic Tunes Recital WHO- Christian Science Prgm KFBI KFKA WHB 10:45 CST 9:45 MST KOWHThree.Quarter Time 7:45 CST 6:45 MST *KFEQ -News 9:15 CST 8:15 MST KSCJ KFH -Reading the Funnies *CBS -News & Rhythm: KMOX *NBC -Ahead of the Headlines: Chick MacGregor KFBI- Wilson Ames, organist NBC -Walden String Quartet: KLRA -First Assembly of God KOIL KCKN KANS KSCJ KOWH KLRA-Gazette Funnies KANS WREN KVOD WREN KOAM- Church of God Prgm. KLZ -Songs of the Islands *News: KCKN KWK WOW KWTO- Morning Melodies KTHS -Organ Treasures KFAB -Jerry Sears, Strings *KARK -News; Organ Melodies MBS -Music Conference: KFEI. AFTERNOON WHB -Musical Clock KVOO- Ministerial Alliance KFEL-The Rainbow Trio *KFAB -News; Dear Diary KFBI KSAL KWK WIBW -Rev. Wallace Carpenter WDAF -Bible Auditorium KFEQ- Bill's Hawaiian Players KFEQ -Good Samaritan Club *KFEQ -News 12:00 CST 11:00 MST 8:00 CST 7:00 MST WNAX-Feilowship Hour KUOA -Lane Prescott KFKA Gospel Half Hour KWTO Sunday Morning Service KVOD -Morning Musicale KMBC -Honest NBC -Universal Bible Sunday: *NBC -News from Europe: WOW -Chapel Service Abe KOA 1V110 -God's Prophetic Clock *KOA 11:00 CST 10:00 MST KSD KGBX KOA WHO KARK WOW KSD KGBX WDAF 8:45 CST 7:45 MST -News; Give Me Music KV00 MST NBC KOAM KOWH NBC- Sunday Drivers: KOAM 9:30 CST 8:30 *KTHS -News; Sunday School -To be announced: WREN NBC -Chills & Thrills: KOA WHO KUOA -Concert Classics KSCJ KVOD KGHF KOWH CBS -Church of the Air: KLRA *CBS -News of Europe: WNAX KCKN-Carleton Briggs. hymns KGBX WOW KOAM KVOO *KVOD -News, Light Opera Se- CBS -Major Bowes' Family: KFOR KFH KMOX KFH KMBC KLZ KMOX KFOR KFEQ. Orgatron Prgm KARK WDAF KSD lections Speaker: Reverend Duane O. *KLZ-News MBS -Don Arres, Orch.: Hum of Salt Lake City. KOIL WIBW KWTO- Listen & Live tnr.; WDAF -Dr. G. Charles Gray NBC -Southernaires WREN KWK *NBC -European News: KANS *WDAF -News; Studio Prgm. KFEL KFOR KFKA KWK NBC -Radio City Music Hall: 9:00 CST 8:00 MST KTHS KSCJ KOWH KVOD KSCJ KVOD KWK WREN KANS WHO -American Legion Prgm. NBC -Lee Gordon's Orch.: KOA KANS KTHS NBC -Walden String Quartet: WDAF KANS KARK- Sunday School Hour *WJAG -Hits of the Week; KGBX KVOO MBS -March of Health: KFKA KSCJ KTHS KOWH CBSNVA Symphony Orch.; WOW KFAB :Morning Roundup Weather; News KFEL KFOR KSAL KWK CBS -Church of the Air: KMBC Guest Conds.; Symphony & Con- *WNAX News; Devotionals KFBI -Bit o' Cheer & Sunshine cert Orchs.: KMOX KOIL KLZ Church Services: KOAM KTHS KFEL -Morning Varieties KLZ KFH WIBW KMOX WNAX *WREN -News ; Weather; Prgm. KUOA *News: KFBI KOIL WIBW Speaker: Dean Charles W. KLRA WIBW WNAX KFAB Hichlichts KCKN -Noon Hour KFEQ-Ministerial Alliance Gilkey KFH First Baptist Church: KFBI Clock of Rockefeller Memorial KVOR KFEQ- Melody Time KLRA -Rev. Ben M. Bogard Chapel. University of Chicago. The Nat knurl Youth A dui inis- 10:15 CST 9:15 MST KFEQ MBS- Reviewing KTHS-Baptist. Hour NBC-Nat'l Radio Pulpit: KOA trathin Symphony Orchestra of Stand: KFEL Presbyterian Church: WJAG KUOA -Cathedral of the Ozarks Providence. Rhode Island. will KFBI KSAL KFKA WHO FEEQIIENCIEB WDAF KV00 KGBX KSD Is- featured. *KWTO -News CBS -Vella Pessl, harpsichordist: KARK -Nazarene Church KANS-1210 Kl'OA-114a1 KARK MBS -Smart WHB -A Bit o' Cheer & Sunshine Dr. Sockman's address is en- Set: KFEL KSAL KLRA KLZ. KFH WIBW *KCKN -News; Sports Calendar K A RK -SINI K VOD-t130 WHO titled and Belonging." WHB KFAB -First Plymouth KF.t1t--711 K1-GII-11411 -Bible Broadcaster "Longing NBC -Luther Layman Singers: Church RFBIlOSo K VOR-1270 The Radio Choristers will sing KCKN- Church in the Wildwood KMBC -Stone Chrch Choir 8:15 CST 7:15 MST Conic.. KSCJ KOWH KVOD KGHF KFEI. :rtn K WK 4351: Saviour Jesus From u NBC -Four Showmen: KOA KGBX Above. KFBI-Norse Gospel Trio KANS WREN KSD- Metropolitan Church Fed. K F'E1J-In K W-'l'0-.160 WOW WDAF KSD KCKN -The Ranch Boys WHB-Unity Sunday Services KFII-MOO WIMP-SIM KV00 *News: KUOA KVOD WREN K F'K.t 45811 -Old NBC -Oyanguren, guitaritst: KSD W1ß11'- Methodist Church WItR11-770 CBS by KFEQ Timers KF Olt -1210 WCLYI-S10 -Talk Senator J. J. Davis: *KANS-News. Voice of the Syn- KGBX KVOO ' WOW KARK KFOR KMOX KMBC -The Band Plays 11:15 CST 10:15 MST KGBX-1130 11'DA F-010 KLZ KFH KMBC agogue WDAF WHO KGIIF-1310 WENR-870 KUOA- Sunday Morning Chapel NBC -I'm an American: KSCJ KWTO-Salvation Army KCKN -Shall We Waltz KG NF-1130 WFAA-800 WREN KVOD KGHF KOWH KI.1tA 1300 WGN-720 9:45 CST 8:45 MST KVOR- Church of Christ KWK W H 0-8/0 Wheeling Steel NBC -Ross Sisters: KGBX KOAM KWK- United Charities Guest: Giuseppe Reliance. KMBC'-11:,0 W HO-1000 KOA WHO KVOO WDAF KSD KWTO-Church in the Wildwood a lrplsue manufacturer. K11tIX-11NN1 WIRW-580 MUSICAL STEELMAKERS WHB -On the Air WDAi Master Canaries I(OA-R10 WJAG-1000 WOW Radio KOA11-700 WLS-570 SUN., 4 P. M. (C.S.T.) 9 MBS- Today's Football: KFEL 10:30 CST :30 MST 11:30 CST 10:30 MST Kt/IL-1260 W LW-700 America's Original KSAL WHB tlj¡'CBS -Major Bowes' Family . 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"With Love and Irone KGHF KVOD KANS WREN KFKA -Impressions in Wax " NBC a Dr. Lin Yutaug will he heard KSCJ KOWH "Gold Star Rangers" on a Los Angeles station KLRA -Double Mellow Melodies -Football G m e: KANS speaking from San Franc /xeo. Music detail on sago se. KMBC -Band Stand KOWH California. MBS -Bobby Peters' Orch.: KFEL in 1934 when Crump sold them on the idea that KSD- Stockton & Eschen KFEL -The Pumpernickel Band NBC -Matinee in Rhythm: WOW *News: KMOX KVOR KFOR "Sons of the Pioneers" had more mike appeal. WDAF -Cavalier, KFEQ -Old Refrains MBS -This Wonder f u I World: *K('KN- News; Bulletin Board WHO-Oliver Scott; John Tufts KFH -Alpen Brau Swingsters K1VK KFEL KFAB- Coruhusker Jamhnree JANE WEBB, Jane in "Tom Mix Straight *KSD -News; Interlude *News: KFAB KOIL KFBI-Closing Markets *KVOD-News KVOO Shooters," has been elected president of the WBBM- Celebrity KGNF WIBW KFBI WHB KFEQ Market Gossip Circle WHO-Answer KARK -Checkerboard Time KFII -Ark Valley Boys "Career Club" at the Central Y. M. C. A. High Man WLS- Prairie Ramblers & Patsy KCKN -Noon Hour Clock KFKA- County Auent's Prem. School in Chicago. The club is composed of KFEQ Markets KG NE- Swappers Where (here is no listing WOW -Irene Rich, drama KLZ he announced high school who a KFKA- Markets. Morning Sueees -Tr, students already have started for station its preceding 7:00 CST 6:00 MST tiona KMBC-Count Neighbors professional careers. program is on the air. *K1'OA New,; Money "CBS -Your Marriage Club, with KGBX -Lunches Dance Music Reed Haven MacQuarrie: KFAB KOIL KW'TO -(hn the *KLRA -News: Farm Service Mall 6:00 CST 5:00 MST KLRA KFH KRNT WMT KMOX WDAF Dance KLZ -Skipper Jim Orch MBS-Ginsburgh's Concert Orch.: KMBC WBBM WNAX WHO-Wayne Mail Box *KMBC -News; Markets hl i..1 KEEL WGN WMT MBS -Don Arres, tnr.; Orch.: 1\'.,AG Farm Farts & Fun KMOX -Man on the Farm 3:00 CST 2:00 MST *CBS -Eddy Duchin's Orch.; CBS- People's Platform; Ly KWK KSAL KFOR KFEL WGN KOAM- Noner tinue Tunes 1VO11' -Farm Facts & Fun man Bryson, presiding: KVOR N ews: KMBC WNAX KMOX III`N P I a y- KSD-Federatioo of 1:15 CST 12:15 MST CBS -Bull Session: KVOR WIBW KRNT KFAB WBBM Music Club, %VIBW KI.RA KLZ KFAB KFH house. drama: WMAQ WDAF KUOA- Mid -day Melodies CBS -Four Clubmen: KI.RA KOII. KI.RA K0I1. 1VNAX KLZ. KMBC Two expert,. lu Die field of KVOR ROIL l I t WHO WOW KARK KVOD -Captain Ozie WNAX K \'Olt KFH REAR intern,, I relations sod Kali KV00 sit ix,us will give their NBC -Three Cheers: KGHF KSO KWTO- Production of Milk KFEQOrgatron Prem NBC -Music for Everyone: WHO NBC -Metropolitan Opera Co. (For cle on Ow ex teuslon if Mum KVOD WRF :N WDAF Better Business Bureau *KOWII News .inn s rvdir le Great Britain WHB station outlets see I p.m. ('ST) Spkr. MBS -Dean Hudson's Orch.: KTHS -Decca Review KANS -Football Round Up NBC -Frankie Masters' Orchestra: KEtlit MBS -Songs That KWTO-Poet KCKN -Dortha llervey. Marimbtst WHO -Man on the Farm Sweethearts Laureate Contest WItV KS!) WHO Kl'I:N- Rhythm Schedule Sing. KEEL Ks11. KV00 K:1HK KGBXVocal Varieties WJAG -Agri Agent.: Markets KFKA KFBI Prem. WU1F WMAQ Cradle Roll KFRI -Man on the Street %VHR KFOR 4W'.IANews KLZ -Jobs for America KFEQ Markets: Vea lie, KOA -Hot Off the Gridiron WNAX -Farm & Home. 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WJAG-Pupila of Mrs. Jansen 5:00 CST 4:00 MST KWK -Lone Ranger, sketct Markets: KFH WIBW *KFKA -News & Interviews -Hit NBC -Football Game: KSCJ WNAX 4.H Roundup KANS Revue KFAB -Farm Notes: Markets: Last *KGNF -Nebraska in the News 3:30 CST 2:30 MST KGHF KANS 1VREN KVOD WSM Francis Craig's Orch. KCKN -George E. Sokolskv Call for Dinner KLZ. -Fist & Game Commission; MBS- Something Old, Something KLZ -Pulse of Busines KFBI - Dinner Bell Time 20th Century Serenade New: W'HB KFEL KFKA KSAL *MBS -Sagmaster Comment s: 6:15 CST 5:15 MST KVOR -Pulse of Business KFELBtlly McDonald's High KMOX-Safety Brigade KFBI Mil KEEL RFRA KFOR KWK MBS -Joe Reichman's Orch.: KSO KWK- Musical Prem. landers -*KW K News CBS- Keyboard & Console: KFOR NBC -El Chico. Spanish Revue: KFEL KFOR KSAL KFBI 7:30 CST 6:30 MST KFEQ Old Timers Kl1TO -Barn Dance KGRX KARK KO\ WNAX ROIL KLRA KVOR KVOO *CBS -Wayne King's Orch.: KFKA - Musical Interlude WFIB Voice of Kansas City *NBC -John W. 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www.americanradiohistory.com Musician of the Week Jan Sibelius

The world honors a great Finn

on his seventy -fifth birthday

ON SUNDAY. valiantly against December 8. such terrific odds. Jan Sibelius will News from Fin- be seventy -five land last year years old. Sibelius claimed that Si- devotees will belius had been doubtless cele- killed in the in- brate the occasion vasion. But a few with the ' ardent days later he popped up, very Met- homage usually MOZART S FIGARO, as portrayed by Ezio Pinza, reserved for holy much alive, and, ropolitan Opera Company basso. He will sing the role personages. Others according to un- Saturday on the Met's opening broadcast over NBC not so devoted confirmed report, ac- taking pot -shots will merely SIBELIUS: Center of cord ungrudging at Russian planes respect to one of musical controversy with an old hunt- the most notable ing rifle. The re- Met Opens New Season of the world's living composers. port did not add how many he Perhaps no other music dur- brought down. ing the last twenty years has Although it is generally be- discussion, lieved that Sibelius based THE Metropolitan Opera opens its which the young American mezzo- provoked as much has stirred up such violent much of his work on Finnish radio season on Saturday afternoon soprano Rise Stevens scored a sensa- folk he denies this. His tional success this summer in Buenos likes and dislikes as that of music, with an opera which last year played Music critics who imagination has been fired by Revived after Aires: Mozart's "Don Giovanni" and Jan Sibelius. to Standing Room Only. have fallen under the spell of Finnish folk -lore, but the mu- a from the Met Beethoven's "Fidelio." lengthy absence his strange, fascinating works sic is original and only suggests repertoire, Mozart's "Marriage of Almost a dozen new artists have and columns folk tunes. He composes with- to be the hit of the been engaged, and most of those heard uncork columns Figaro" proved of eulogy. Others. still in a out the aid of a piano or any season. doubtless because of the last season remain. A new French that un- other instrument, planning the soprano. Lubin, unknown state of doubt, admit beauty and sparkle of the perform- Germaine questionably Sibelius belongs composition wholly in his mind ance. New and exquisite scenery and to Americans, is heralded as the best of corn - and then setting down the fin- soprano in France. Other in the very top rank costumes had been designed. and the dramatic posers. Complete dissenters ished product on paper. Many opera was played with more of an new artists are Alexander Sved, Elsa little in of his works have been pub- Zebranska, Arthur Kent. Eleanor profess to see very eye to comedy than is usual at the him. and condemn him for lack lished without his ever having Met. The libretto is witty and de- Steber and Emery Darcy. a certain mo- heard them played. Although the Metropolitan comes to of melody and cidedly on the risque side, but un- notony of orchestration. Critics are fond of using fortunately we hear it in Italian in- us this year as a sponsored commer- is more or adjectives like "stark," "bleak" cial program. the routine of the broad- Sibelius himself stead of English. It is one of the many less impervious to all this ex- and "grim" in their descrip- operas that would benefit from trans- cast will remain as usual. Milton as Fin- tions of Sibelius' music, thus Cross will again be the commentator. citement. Acclaimed lation, as was shown not so many land's first citizen and most giving an altogether contra- weeks ago in New York by a troupe lives in his dictory picture of the man and ITS much -publicized decision to ardent patriot, he of young singers who put on the IN small. isolated villa one hour his country. He is keenly alive, "Marriage of Figaro" in English, with democratize itself, the Metropolitan outside of Helsinki. shrouded friendly, bubbling over with the minimum of scenery and in mod- seems to have concentrated more on by as much privacy as it is humor and energy. His coun- ern clothes. Their show earned praise its opera house than on its repertoire. possible for mortal man to ob- try, when not beset by ene- from highbrow music critics, who The Diamond Horseshoe is no more. tain. Finns, respectful of his mies, is a cheerful place where said it was one of the most delightful its boxes being on sale to anyone wish to be alone, see to it that people live well and sanely. performances they had ever seen. who has the price. The Grand Tier no outsiders disturb him. Very Sibelius' passion for privacy is The Met has so far come down off has given way to make room for rows early in his career his country merely a desire to do his work its high horse to schedule at least of cheaper seats. There is a new cur- recognized his genius, and under conditions he finds most one comedy opera in English, Sme- tain, and many improvements on the proved its devotion in practical agreeable. His house. which he tana's "Bartered Bride." This was stage. But there is very little evidence form. When he was thirty -two built shortly after his mar- heard some years ago in translation yet of a determined effort to make - the government voted him a riage. is of simple and unpre- during the Met's spring season, but opera itself fun for the masses. The yearly income which, while tentious log -cabin architecture. was not broadcast. Jarmila Novotna, Chicago Opera has done wonders In not sufficient to take care .of There he lives with his wife famous for her interpretation of the that direction this year, playing to all his needs, gave him much and children, working most of leading role in her native Czechoslo- sold -out houses with its various En- more time to spend on his the time, with a radio and an vakia, will attempt it here for the glish versions of operas. It even went composing. Then too, Finland enormous library as diversion. first time in English. Almost everyone so far as to have John Charles Thomas owes him a very great debt, Today there is no major who listens to music is familiar with come out in his costume for "Aida" in that with his music he has symphony orchestra in Amer- the exhilarating Overture and the and sing "Home on the Range" as an made the world conscious of ica that does not include the Dance of the Comedians. added attraction between the acts. Finland's heroic struggle for music of Sibelius in its reper- Other revivals and novelties to be We can't help feeling that this is go- freedom. Even before the cur- toire. For Sibelius lovers, this presented by the Met this winter in- ing a little too far, but it certainly rent Russian invasion, and that week will provide a feast, as gave a good time. They clude Donizetti's "Daughter of the the audience of 1918, Finland was forever almost every good music pro- Regiment," in which Lily Pons plays undoubtedly listened to "Aida" with trying to rid herself of Russian gram is scheduling at least one the drum (she sings too); Monte - a lot more enjoyment than usual, even domination. Sibelius pictured of his works. For those un- mezzï s "The Love of Three Kings" though they probably came away with this struggle vividly in his familiar with his music, this with the composer leading his own the idea that it was an Egyptian cow- tone poem "Finlandia," which is an opportunity to get ac- work; "Alceste," by the early corn- boy opera. "Home on the Range" has become synonymous the quainted with it and to form poser Gluck, never before heard at would sound somewhat out of place world over with the little their own opinions in the lively the Metropolitan; Verdi's "The at the Met, but the spirit that country that has fought so Sibelius controversy.-V. L. Masked Ball," famous for its baritone prompted John Charles Thomas to aria "Eri Tu "; "Samson and Delilah," sing it would give that opera house the Bible story set to music by the the revivifying shot in the arm it French composer Saint -Saens. and in needs. -V. L.

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www.americanradiohistory.com FORECAST OF THE WEEK (Dance), Jussi Bjoerling and Chorus; ,O Roumanian Rhapsody No. 1 (Enesco), Saturday, December 7 the Orchestra; Lead On, O King Eter- nal (Smart), Jussi Bjoerling, Chorus, THE CINCINNATI CONSERVATORY OF MU- Xr Orchestra and Audience. SIC, CBS. Conservatory Symphony *ad Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Orchestra, Alexander von Kreisler, 9:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. conductor. The Swan of Tuonela (Si- belius), Symphony No. 5 "New Monday, December 9 World" (Dvorak). Back again! Renewed and exclusive, to THE ROCHESTER CIVIC ORCHESTRA, NBC. The week's Sibelius offerings honor- Guy Fraser Harrison, conductor. ing his seventy -fifth birthday start Eastern Central Mountain Pacific off with one of his more popular cover radio's greatest musical season 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. works. The Swan of Tuonela is part THE TELEPHONE HOUR, NBC. Sym- of a symphonic poem in four parts phony Orchestra, Don con- based on the great Finnish epic, the Voorhees, Kalevala. A note inscribed in the Edited by Viva Liebling ductor; Francia Whi.te,esoprano; James score reads, "Tuonela, the Kingdom of Melton, tenor. Jeanie With the Light Death, the Hades of Finnish mythol- Brown Hair (Foster), James Melton; ogy, is surrounded by a broad river Orientale (Cui), the Orchestra; The THE NBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, of black water and rapid current, in NBC. salvation." However, the listener can Kerry Dance ' (Molloy), Francia which the Swan of Tuonela glides in Arturo Toscanini, conductor. All - read his own meaning into the work, White; Santa Lucia, Chorus; Overture majestic fashion and sings." The piece Sibelius program. Symphony No. 2, which is what Sibelius prefers, as he "Russian and dislikes Ludmilla" (Glinka), is brooding and mysterious, and all " Pohjola's Daughter," "The Swan of any literal interpretation of the Orchestra; Down by the Old through it one hears the melancholy Tuonela," "Finlandia." his music. song of the Swan, played by the En- Rachmaninoff's Rhapsody is of corn- Bayou (Bennett), Isle of Our Dreams, glish horn. Toscanini's tribute to Sibelius' birth- paratively recent creation (1934). James Melton and Francia White. Pacific day includes the most lyrical of all E astern Central Mountain Pacific Centrist Mountain The theme around which he weaves 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 6:00 a.m. his symphonies, and the one that is a set of twenty -four variations was easiest to grasp. Particularly the last MILESTONES IN MUSIC, NBC. Eastman also used by Brahms for a set of piano THE VOICE OF FIRESTONE, NBC. Sym- movement builds up to a terrific me- variations. The is phony School Orchestra, Dr. Howard Han- lodic climax, and if Toscanini plays Rhapsody written Orchestra, Alfred Wallenstein, son, conductor. in brilliant style and in rather more conductor; Richard Crooks, tenor. it as he did two years ago, radio lis- modern idiom than is usual with Eastern Central Mountain Pacific teners have a thrill in store. Overture to "The Marriage of Figaro" 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Rachmaninoff. Only in the last varia- (Mozart), the Orchestra; I Know of "Pohjola's Daughter," symphonic tion does the typical Rachmaninoff THE METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY fantasy, was first played in America romanticism appear, in a lyrically Two Bright Eyes (Clutsan), Richard PRESENTS "THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO" by Sibelius himself in 1914 at Norfolk, lovely melody. Crooks; In the Hall of the Mountain Conn. Like so much of his work, it Eastern Central Mountain Pacific King (Grieg), the orchestra; Berceuse BY MOZART, NBC. The cast: Count takes its subject from 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon Almaviva, John Brownlee, baritone; Finnish mythol- from "Jocelyn" (Gounod), Richard ogy. Pohjola is the mythological name MUSIC THAT REFRESHES, CBS. Andre Crooks; In the of the Night Countess Almaviva, Elisabeth Reth- for the North Country Kostelanetz, conduc- Silence berg, soprano; Susanna, Licia Al- (Lapland). The maid, (Rachmaninoff), Richard Crooks; tor; Albert Spalding, Malaguena (Moszkowski), Tell Me banese, soprano; Figaro, Ezio Pinza, or daughter of Poh- violinist, master of bass; Cherubino, Jarmila Novotna, so- jola, sits on a rainbow That You Love Me Tonight (Bixio), ceremonies; Lily Pons, Richard Crooks. prano; Marcellina, Irra Petina, so- spinning a gold and Make Believe fabric. is soprano. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific prano; Basilio, Alessio de Paolis, silver She 6:30 p.m. 7:30 Not Available Not Available wooed by a hero, and (Kern), the Orches- p.m. tenor; Don Curzio, George Rasely, promises tra; The Last Rose of to wed him Thursday, December 12 tenor; Bartolo, Salvator Baccaloni, if he can make a boat Summer (Moore), baritone (debut); Antonio, Louis from the pieces of her Lily Pons; Stardust SINFONIETTA, MBS. Alfred Wallen- D'Angelo, baritone; Barbarina, Marita magic spindle. He (Carmichael), the Or- stein, conductor. Air de Ballet (Ram- Farell, soprano; Conductor, Ettore fails, and leaves her chestra; Schoen Ros- eau), Symphony No. 6 (Mozart), Con- Panizza. to go to his home. The marin (Kreisler), Al- certino (Honegger), Furiant (Wein- A gay and lively tale of eighteenth - music develops bril- Ste- berger). century love and intrigue taken from liantly. One commen- bert Spalding; phen Foster Medley Eastern Central Mountain Pacific the play by the French writer, Beau- tator remarked, "The 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. (arranged by Koste- marchais. It takes place in Seville, whole gamut of the THE EASTMAN SCHOOL SYMPHONIC Spain, and tells how the Countess tonal spectrum is trav- lanetz), the Orchestra; PIANIST G RADOVA: BAND, NBC. Frederick Fennel, con- Almaviva, with the aid of Figaro ersed from end to end." Blue Danube Waltz Petite Eastern Cent rat Lily ductor. Suite (Debussy), Pre- (her husband's servant and formerly 9:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Philharmo nic guest (Strauss), Pons. Mountain Pacific Eastern Central lude in E Flat Minor (Shostakovich), the Barber of Seville), turns the 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 130 p.m. 3:30 p.m. tables on her philandering husband, Mountain Pacific Prelude and Love Death from "Tristan enamored of Figaro's 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. and Isolde" (Wagner). Susanna, sweet- Sunday, December 8 heart. The Count is properly remorse- DESIGN FOR HAPPINESS, CBS. Woman's Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 9:00 p.m 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. ful, Figaro wins his bride and every- THE WALDEN STRING QUARTET, NBC. Symphony Orchestra of Chicago, Izler thing ends happily. Mozart's music is [ Central Mountain Pacific Emma Otero, so- Not Available Solomon, conductor; Friday, December 13 light, bubbling and easy on the ear. 10:00 a m. 9:00 a.m. Not Available prano; Frank Glazer, pianist. Highlights of the opera are Cheru- RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL OF THE AIR, t atter Central Mountain Pacific MUSIC APPRECIATION HOUR, NBC. Dr. 5:00 p.m. :00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. bino's air and the finale of the first NBC. Symphony Orchestra, Erno Walter Damrosch, conductor. act; the letter duet between Susanna vio- THE METROPOLITAN AUDITIONS OF THE E astern Central Mountain Pacific and the Countess, and Cherubino's Rapee, conductor; Ossy Renardy, 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. linist. Violin Concerto in E Minor AIR, NBC. Metropolitan Opera try- song "Vol Che Sapete" in the second THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA, MBS. act; Figaro's tirade against women in (Mendelssohn), Symphony No. 5 outs. Milton Cross, master of cere- monies; Wilfred Pelletier, conductor; Eugene Ormandy, conductor. Second Act III; and of course the ever -fa- (Sibelius). Symphony (Brahms). miliar and delightful overture. of the best -loved and most fa- guest contestants. One E astern Central Mountain Pacific Eastern Central Mountain Pacific in Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 3:15 p.m. 2:15 p.m. 1:15 p.m. 12:15 p.m. 2:00 p. m. 1:00 12.00 noon 11.0 0 a..,. miliar concertos the violin concerto S:00 4:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. n_m. repertoire is played here by a young p.m. Hungarian violinist who has made THE NEW FRIENDS OF MUSIC, NBC. quite a name for himself since his The Gordon String Quartet. Blanc et debut on the Music Hall program last Noir (Debussy), Piano Quintet in A, year. Erno Rapee, who was the first Opus 114, "Trout Quintet" (Schubert). to present a Sibelius festival in this Aside from the "Serenade" and country several years ago, celebrates "Ave Maria," Schubert's "Die Forelle" Sibelius' seventy -fifth birthday by (The Trout) remains the most popu- playing his fifth symphony. This was lar of his songs, published in 1820. written during the early years of the Also it is one of the freshest, liveliest first World War, was first performed and loveliest. Evidently Schubert in 1915, and was later completely re- so, years later, vised by the composer. thought too, when, two Eastern Central Mountain Pacific he made its theme one of the varia- 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. tions in the fourth movement of his famous quintet. THE NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC ORCHES- [astern Central Mountain Pacific 6:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. :00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. TRA, CBS. John Barbirolli, conductor; Gitta Gradova, pianist. "The Return THE FORD SUNDAY EVENING HOUR, CBS. of Lemminkainen" (Sibelius), Sym- Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Eugene phony No. I (Sibelius), the Orches- Ormandy, conductor; Jussi Bjoerling, tra; Rhapsody on a Theme by Paga- tenor. Overture "Roman Carnival" nini ( Rachmaninoff), Gitta Gradova (Berlioz), the Orchestra; "Your Little and Orchestra; "Finlandia" (Sibelius). Frozen Hand" from "La Boheme" Lemminkainen was the warrior - (Puccini), Jussi Bjoerling; Dance of hero of the Kalevala and this tone the Apprentices and Entrance of the poem describes his return to his coun- Meistersingers from "Die Meister- try after a long series of wars and singer" (Wagner), Perpetual Motion combats. (Strauss), the Orchestra; A Dream JUSSI BJOERLING, famed Swed- Sibelius composed his first sym- FRANK GLAZER, pianist, will be phony in 1898. His biographer, Karl (Bartlett), Tarantella (Rossini), Jussi ish tenor, sings on "Ford Sunday Ekman, interprets it as "... the strug- Bjoerling; Valse Bluette (Drigo), heard with Woman's Symphony Evening Hour" this week, CBS gle of a soul full of conflict for its own the Orchestra; Funiculi, Funicula on "Design for Happiness,' CBS 14 19/f N

www.americanradiohistory.com THIS WEEK'S RADIO EVENTS Met Opera goes commercial Sat.; pro championship foot- ball game Sun.; Orrin Tucker on "Fitch Bandwagon" Sun.

Saturday, December 7 their recently announced engagement when they appear on "Fitch Band- THE METROPOLITAN OPERA wagon" this week, but the addition of will be commercially sponsored for a the romance factor to their business sixteen -week series beginning this relationship will add a new note of Saturday. Thus the great tradition of appeal to Tucker's sparkling band the Met, which had to make a finan- music and Bonnie's ultra- feminine cial public appeal a few months ago cooing. NBC. to assure its continued existence. will E astern Central Mountain Pacific be secure for its huge and loyal radio 7:30 p.m. :30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. :30 p.m. audience this season through the combination of shrewd business and "SCREEN GUILD THEATER" will good -will on the part of Texaco, the present James Cagney in a radio new "angel" of the Met. This week's adaptation of the breezy. exciting premiere opera will be Mozart's film, "Torrid Zone." Cagney appeared "Marriage of Figaro." NBC. in the movie along with Pat O'Brien, [ Central Mountain Pa,ufic Ann Sheridan and others. CBS. 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon I1.00 a.n, Eastern Central Mountain Pacifie (For further detail. see page 15.) 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m 5:30 p.m 9:30 p.m.

"REPORT TO THE NATION" is a Monday, December 9 new series of vital import to every American. It is a factual, non -partisan TOM HARMON has not been an- series designed to present the true nounced as the winner of the Heis- story behind the workings of the big- man Memorial Trophy Award, pre- gest business on earth -the United sented to the outstanding college States government. This week's pro- football player in the country annual- gram is the second in the series. CBS. ly. Perhaps the winner will not be (I.) Pat O'Malley (r.) F Central Mountain Pacific MAESTRO RAY NOBLE and emcee Michigan phenom who wound up 5:00 p.m. 5:00 4:00 the p.m. p.,n. 3:00 p.m. join Templeton in Alec Templeton Time" trio (NBC, Fri.) his three varsity years with more "PEOPLE'S PLATFORM" will scores than Red Grange made at tackle one of the most controversial Illinois. To see who is the winner and up -to- the -minute international ques- hear the presentation of the award tions involving the United States -the "Alec Templeton Time" tune in Monday night to MBS. F Central Mountain Pacific question of financial credit to Great 8:45 p.m. 7:45 p.m 6:45 p.m. 5:45 p.m. Britain, now or later. Participants with Lyman Bryson will be four Chi- Here are some interesting facts Tuesday, December IO cagoans, two experts on international will present affairs and two average citizens. CBS. to touch up a favorite program "FIRST NIGHTER" [astern Central Mountain Pacific a play by Robert 7:00 p.m. [:00 6:00 p.m. 4:00 "A Lady Born," p.m. p.m. Hartman about a young millionaire, a drug -store waitress and kidnap com- Sunday, December 8 the Pat O'Malley IT MUST have been true radio inspira- Before going on air, plications. CBS. makers of Alka- takes general charge of affairs, clowning THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP tion that guided the Eastern Central Mountain Pacifie Temple- 5:30 p.m. Seltzer and the Wade Advertising Agency around with Pearson, Noble and :30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. of professional football will be de- ton, and telling stories that wow the cided this Sunday. And for to hit upon the combination that twirls the first the NBC Friday studio audience but are usually a little "WE, THE PEOPLE" will present time the pro championship game will a multitude of dials to night spot which opens the loudspeakers too tangy for radio use. Between the first as two of its guests Augusta Lowe be aired Coast to Coast under and Noble and his com- to "Alec Templeton Time." show the rebroadcast Brownback, daughter of the man who mercial sponsorship. musicians rush to a Chicago hotel for This battle of Its a rare combination, indeed -that helped Abe Lincoln enlist the use of session. Alec, with his brawn will be broadcast exclusively of Alec Templeton, Pat O'Malley and an early -evening War, and Ele- the and aviation in the Civil by the Mutual network and paid for Ray Noble and orchestra. All three per- bride, who usually attends show, the others of the cast go to dinner be- anore Moffett, a little girl who broke by the Gillette Safety Razor Com- sonalities have plus-talent and minus - her leg but didn't let the accident and fit together like ham tween programs. pany, which has also sponsored the temperament, stop her from going to New York to last two baseball world series. MBS. and eggs and tried potatoes. No innuendo In the studio naturally the most un- and eggs" phrase, usual spectacle is that of Stanley North. win honors in the Horse Show. CBS. [ Central Mountain Pacific meant by the "ham 1:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. the blind [ Central Mountain Pacific though the boys even touch up their Alec's manager, sitting beside 9:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m 10:00 p.m. 9:00 pm pianist with a ready to prompt IGNACE JAN PADEREWSKI, show with a bit of hamming just for fun. script, All three British -born, they have been Alec with his memorized lines and giving Wednesday, December II great Polish pianist and statesman, in America long enough and like Amer- him cues by a special system of touch to signals. has a superstition that who has come back America to ica so well that they fit the American O'Malley TEDDY ROOSEVELT will be escape "the unbearable moral atmos- scene also like ham and eggs and pota- if he bumps an elbow in the studio he brought to life with all his bluff vigor, phere abroad," will tell listeners why toes. All three jolly, witty and sociable, must immediately bump the other also his forthright courage and his "Big he thinks, out of his own bitter ex- they match the sponsor's effervescent, or expect bad luck. Noble is the picture of poise during the broadcast, but during Stick" in this week's "Cavalcade of perience, our alien registration act is analgesic product for bringing that feel- America." The dramatization is the important to our security. CBS. ing -well smile. And all three being talent- rehearsal he's an incessant chain -smoke, they the listeners' of both cigarettes and cigars. Fort Pear- work of Bob Richards, brilliant young E astern Central Mountain Pacific ed entertainers, fit 3:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. ears to a Templeton Time "T." son, besides announcing this and other writer whose "The Ramparts We RONALD COLMAN, teamed re- In addition to these headliners, the shows, is kept busy during football sea- Watch" is making screen history. show's cast includes Fort Pearson, who son as one of NBC's crack grid reporters. Distinguished radio actor Ray Collins cently, as a philosophic artist, with Away radio Ginger Rogers in "Lucky Partners," convincingly peddles Alka -Seltzer and from Templeton's profes- will have the lead part. NBC. helps O'Malley with emcee duties, vocalist sional time is occupied primarily with Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 7:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. takes time out from work on a yet - Larry Stewart, and occasionally guest concert engagements. His favorite hobby untitled film to act in "Great Adven- artists. The show has three rehearsal is collecting music -boxes; he has many ture" on "Silver Theater." CBS. periods, about five hours in all, on of all sizes and designs. O'Malley is a Thursday, December 12 Eastern Central Mountain Pacific and Friday. Musical arrange- sports addict. Noble likes all kinds of 5:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. Thursday TOWN MEETING of home "AMERICA'S ments are done by both Noble and games and collects toy soldiers. the Air" launches this Thursday a JACK BENNY, still feuding with Templeton, the latter in collaboration Fan -mail response is in general varied. The script con- but one theme does stand out -requests three -part discussion revolving around Fred Allen over the site of the pre- with Leo Kempinski. national defense. The first of these miere of "Love Thy Neighbor," in tinuity, except for O'Malley's monologs, for copies of O'Malley's Lancashire sto- is Sam Small. integrated forums is based on the sub- which film they both appear, will which he writes himself, written by ries about 'Erbert Pinwinkle, Edward Simmons, who also directs the etc.. and for copies of Templeton's "part- ject, "What Are We Preparing to leave Hollywood after his broadcast show, assisted by J. Clinton Stanley of ing thoughts" with which he leaves the Defend ?" Listen in and see how near- for New York this week, bound City NBC. air. ly the opinions expressed correspond in for a couple of weeks connection On the air the cast dresses formally, The "Templeton Time" show costs to your own. What are we preparing with the mooted premiere. NBC. but the atmosphere Is definitely informal. $12.000 weekly for time and talent. to defend? Or have you, like many [ Central Mountain Pacific 7:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. others, overlooked that basic ques- ORRIN TUCKER and Bonnie Baker tion? NBC. Eastern Central mountain hailer may or may not say anything about 9:30 p.n,. 5:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 1130 a.m.

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www.americanradiohistory.com KWTO -AI Stone's Hymn Sing CBSRomance of Helen Trent, *WIBIVKansas Roundup; News B-10/9 Page 21 WJAG -Voice of the Street sketch: KMBC KMOX KOIL Star Sparkles WNAX -Your Treat WNAX Gospel Singer KLZ 10:30 2:30 CST 1:30 MST CST 9:30 MST Markets: KGNF KWTO CYNTHIA CLINE, the 15- year-old poet - MONDAY CBS -Big Sister, sketch: KFH Kitty Keene, sketch: WNAX CBS -Amer. School of the Air: KLRA KMOX WNAX KMBC KFH musician heard on NBC's "Quiz Kids," spends KFOR KLRA KMBC KMOX KFAB WIBW K('KNRhythm Steps Out her spare KOIL WNAX December 9 time designing clothes. Today's lesson eonieras news. NBC -The Road of Life, sketch: KFAB -First Call for Dinner print. 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KCKN -Tropical Moods KSCJ-Melody Rendezvous CBS -The O'Neills, sketch: KMOX Oreh.: KFBI KFOR MBS -Ned Jordan, %VIRW -Young Dr. Malone KI'. B (toad of Life liSD -Russ Morgan's Orch. Secret Agent: KIEl. KSAL 1VGN WNAX Meet Ma Brown hFRI I .ms :,s Cnrrlsrys NBC -Chansonette: KSl'.I KANS *CBS -News; Musical Cameos: KVORIn the Corral KGHX- \Ielodc WREN KFAB KOIL WHO-Sunset 2:15 CST 1:15 MST \Tart Round -up KLRA-Amer. Family Robinson *Nest's: 1% *WIBW- Variety Prem.; News FREQUENCIES MBS -Old Fashioned Girl: CBS -Accent on Music: KVOR REN KGIIF KSD KFEL Kt O.\ Masters of Music %VIIO WMAQ -Sweet Spanish KFKA KSAL KFII KI.Z Kt'OA & K AN5-121u K1'0.1-1201 KV01t Afternoon Musicale KANS -Store News; Lost %'MT "Easy Aces K.í it K-5151 K V 111/-O:id NBC -Lone Journey, sketch: %VIIO and ...... __.. NBC -Ma Perkins, sketch: KSD KWK-Swing Clinic Found Forum -To be announced KVUO-1140 WDAF KVOO WOW KARK KSD WREN K F'BF-10í0 KVOIt1270 WDAF KVOO KOA WHO WOW KWTO -Blue Ridge Mt. 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Brau Swingsters; News World Today *KGHF -News: Marriage Club Dog House experiences; Bob NBC -Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra: *KMBC-The is America - KGBX This KVOR -Concert Master Strong's Orch.: WAIAQ KSD KMOX-Moonlight Serenade KSD Mellow Melodies Arnold WREN KVOD KWK KLRA-Jean KWK -Fu Manchu WHO WOW WDAF KVOO KOA KOIL-Sports 11 'CAE -Baron Elliott's Orch. I: SCJ -Sioux Cityans CBS -Lanny Ross, tnr.: KLZ s Orch. *WENR -News; Concert Miniature KARK WSA1 KTHS -Joe Capraro 11:30 CST 10:30 MST 7:45 CST 6:45 MST KMBC KVOOHonies on the Land *MBS -News; Musical Monickers: 8:45 CST 7:45 MST -Se ler's KANS Orch. CBS -Les Brown's Orch.: KFH KWK -Geo. Hamilton's Orch. KSAL *KLRA Health Talk; Interlude; KCKN- Jockey Club KFKA KSO KWK WGN News *ICWK -News KFAB KLRA KOII. KRNT WHO -Foursome KFEL WENR -Black Hawk Hockey Club KGBX -CBI Concert WNAX WBBM í.w-6.12) *KVOR -Music of the Moment; *KMBC News; Sports 11:00 CST 10:00 MST *NBC -Dance Orch.; News: KANS News 9:00 CST 8:00 MST KMOX- Mellow Time MBS -Bobby Peters' Orch.: KWK K \'OD WREN KSl'.1 KGHF KFOR KFKA *NBC -News; Jimmy Dorsey's *MBS -Raymond Gram Swing, *KOIL- Parade of the News KSAL KFEI. *NBC -Ben Cutler's Orch.; News: 8:00 CST 7:00 MST Orch.: KSCJ WREN KANS comm.: KFEL KSAL *KTHS News; Dog Lovers Forum *News: WHO KAIOX KTHS WSM KGBX KVOO WMAQ NBC-Grand Central Station, KTHS drama: KWK KSO KTHS KGHF NBCBob Hope Variety Show; *KVOD -News KOA WOW WDAF -Northerners Orch. MBS -Alvino Rey's Orch.: KFKA WREN WENR KVOD Jerry Colonna, comedian; Brenda WGN KANS -Blue Moon *CBS -Ramon Ramos' Orth.; WIBW-Sports KCKN Mau About Town KFOR KSAL KWK KFEL & Cobina; Six Hits and a Miss; News: KFAB WIBW KMBC B'NBC- Battle of Sexes; Frank 11'\IT.It' nncetinre Skinnay Ennis' Orch.: KSD WSAI D KSD -Mellow Melodies *NBC -News; Artie Shaw's Orch.: WBBM KRNT WNAX KVOR Crumit & Julia Sanderson: KSD l%'NAX -Jobs for America KV00 -Tulsa Choral Club WSM WHO WDAF WOW KV00 KOA t\MAQ WHO WOW KGBX WHO WSM KVOO KLRA WMT KFH KV00 KVOR -On with the Dance WMAQ 1VDAF KANS KARK Joey Kearns' Or- KARK KOA 9:45 CST 8:45 MST WDAF -Studio Orch. *CBSNews; KLZ -Civic Theater Players chestra: KRNT WIBW WNAX f 'CBS -We. the People, with 8j'CBSGlenn Miller's Orch.: *CBS-News of the World: KFAB WGN-Chicago at Night KAIOX -Gov. Harold E. 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Converto 1:10550 Inn t; Minor *NBC -Dance Orchestra: llore Moffett. n 111 tie who NBC -Emil Coleman's Orch.: KSC.I girl KTHS Uncle .I,m's Question Bee KAIBC- Prairie Sweethearts by London Symphony KWK won honors at the Morse Show t1'ALAQ (('orelll 1. KVOD -Gov't Reports KGBX WREN R Walter condo,( ins: despite a broken KAIOX -Texas Rangers Onh leg: ltenny Overture from 'Hansel and *CBS -Ramon Ramos' Orch.; Good man u. nrvhea ra- leader. and *WGN -Billy Repaid. news NBC -Mal Hallett's Orch.: KARK KTII &Scripts & Scraps 1, by News: KMOX John ¡lurid mill. emolnetor. I: re t el " I llmutwrdinck WBBM. Sfwrts Huddle KFKA KSAL C. S,r 0 re h.. 9 :15 CST 8 :15 MST It R. wp),n fly *News: t%'REN KVOR MBS -Mystery Hall, drama: KSAI. WIBW-Melodies IirNBCJohnny Presents Ray Adrian Moult rood pct big: Christ- IrCBS- Invitation to Learning: loos of Many hands. by KLZ -Tut be announced; Johnny *KANS -Wythe Williams, Bloch's Orch.; Charles Martin's Carols news KFAB KLZ KRNT KVOR KFll 10:00 CST 9:00 MST Vienna Choir Itoys. Prentiss KCKN-In Dauceland Stories: KOA WBBAI KMO\ KLRA NBC -Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra: KVOD- Rhythm Spree 12:00 CST 11:00 MST *KFEL -News; Broadcast Music Peters' KFEI. Defoe'a ".Noll 11111010r." will K S(',1 MBS -Bobby Orch.: KVORRequest Hour *CBS Sullivan Reviews the *KFOR News -Paul be reviewed. Katherine Anne CBS -Sammy Kaye's Orch.: KFAB *WDAF -News; Moonbeams News: KLZ KGBX - Porter. :oil hot -s. will he to- MBS -Britain Speaks: KFEL KSO Keyboard Kids KLRA KMBC WIBW WNAX *WENR Globe Trotter KSCJ-Winter Serenade night's tuest 'NBC -Fred Pleas- MBS -Phil Harris' Orch.: KFOR Waring in KFH KRNT *WMAQ -News; Fats %Valler's *WGN -Foreign Affairs NBC -Dance Orch.: KSCJ KWK ure Time: KOA WHO WMAQ KFKA KSAL KWK KEEL KOIL WBBM KSD KWK Orch. KSO KVOD W REN KSD *News: *WOW -News; Aunt Sally CBS -Dance Orch.: KLRA WMT 8:15 CST 7:15 MST KANS -Parade of Melody *MBS -News; Art Kassel's Orth.: CBS -Sports Time: KFAB KLRA *KANS- Maytae Show; News *KFEL-Fulton Lewis, Jr., comm. 11:15 CST 10:15 MST *News: KMOX KOA KSAL. KOIL *KAIBC-Alidnight headlines KFEL- Sfwrts: Anson Week's CBS -Amos 'n' Andy: KLZ KMBC KGHF -Latin-American Rhythms MBS Rey's KSO -Alvino Orch.: Mine Orch. KFEL Gilbert & Sullivan Favor- *News: KFH KFKA KVOR KLZ- Second Husband KVOD ('our Mustie and VC,N ('hest KGBX -Liberty Stories ites WDAF WMT WNAX KMBC -Rhythm Riders; Judy KVOR- Treasue KV00 NBC -Artie Shaw's Orch.: WOW WBBM-Adrian Rollini Trio *WGNNews; Stars of the Opera KGBX -Featured Orch. KANS \1'68\1 WIBW KARK Allen KGHF W'F:NIl -Music Yon Want KLRA- Variety Prgm. WOW KMOX -Ben Feld Show 8:30 CST 7:30 MST KMBC -Musical Interlude NBC -Jimmy Dorsey's Orch.: Convert,' Grosso In I; Minor *KCKN News; Rhythm Rendez- KTHS -Hello America Ilorelli ) by London Symphony f< *NBC -News; Bishop & the 1VENR -Ben Cutler's Orch. vous KVOD -To he announced WENR KVOD Orch.. Bruno Walter oondnet inn: Gargoyle, mystery drama: KSCJ *WGN -Raymond Gram Swing KFAB -To be announced K \'00- Annaniarie Trotttrosv, pian KLZ -Moon Magic Overt m re r 'muse( and KTHS WREN KVOD WIBW -Selective Service; K. P. Want I; re tel " a llmnperdinek I. by Iit;BX -Dance Hour ist KOIL .Music You B. R. V. 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Adrian (tunnit conducting: clients- WOW -Dance Rhythms WHO KARK WMAQ WDAF *MBS -Wythe Williams. comm.: KWK-One Man's Opinion WMT-Nat'l Speed Derby Carols of Many La ads. by KV00 WO 1V KANS KGBX KFEL KSO KWK *WENR Ten O'clock W'SSLSports; Musical Gazette V if 01110 tlloir Bu) a. End of Tuesday Programs

W'IB V.Edmmnd Denny KFEL Rudy Somer. Hillbilly KGBX -Gems of Melody; Weather *W.1.1G-News & Weather WEDNESDAY, Dec. I1, 1940 KFEQ -Songs of a Dreamer KGNF -Drama of Food MÓRNIN \t N X Bohemian Orel]. KGBX -.fuss About Time KLRA- Siugin' Sam 8:00 CST 7:00 MST KGHF- Auntie Lee KI.Z Good Morning Melodies *Star in program listings *CBS -News: KLRA KLZ.Road of Life *KMBC-News; Livestock Mar- indicates news broadcast. NBC -Breakfast Club; Don Mc- w- KMBC -Neel Miss Julia kets; Prgm. Notes Neill, rase.: KOAM KSCJ KANS Points to popular pro- KOA- Friendly Service Bureau KAIOX- Josephine Halpin 7:30 CST 6:30 MST KTHS KOWH KGBX WREN KOWH -Morning Melodies KOIL-Mid-Morning Melodies KARK grams, special broadcasts KTHS -A Woman's Journal KOWHllomemakers' Club NBC -Ray Perkins: KGBX KWK *News: KFOR KMOX KGHF KVOD-Merry Morning Melodies KSD-Heart of Julia Blake *News: KFEQ KFH KOAM KOA KVOR *KVOO -News; Your Singing KUOA-llits & Encores KOIL 1017O KOWH Pot Inn: KFAB WNAX Neighbor KVOO-Dorothy McCune Coffee 8:30 CST 7:30 MST WIBW ,\ ill Grins Daughter : W-HO WIBW KWK- Judy & .lame KVOR Aloha Land Musical Clock WDAF WOW K01L tV,IAI ;Bailey tor. *NBC Capt. Herne, news: KOA Axton, KWTO- Rhythm Rangers IsWKLife of Mary Sothern *KANS -\'awn Patrol: News *KCKN -News; `.hopper Stopper *WNAX News; Varieties Tune IlrNBC- Breakfast Club: KGHF WIIB -Mama Logan's Kitchen %1-.IAG-Want Ad Page: Weather KARK -Musical Moments KFAB -Dial- a-Smite WOW -Road of Life KCKN -Wake Up & Give KFBI -Morning Sports Column *News: KVOD KVOR WIBW -Adopted Daughter 5V NAXMentory Hyntn Contest 9:00 CST 8:00 MST í1'J AG- Martin Dean'. Orch. KFAB -Dial a Smile KFEL -Morning Varieties '11æ O'Neills: WHO WOW 10:00 CST 9 :00 MST KFBI-Morning Reveille KFEQ -A Word to the %Vives KCKNPolice Court CBS -By Kathleen Norris. sketch: 9:30 CST 8:30 MST KFEL- Health Message KFII -Zoric Memory Tea.a -s KFAB-Texas Mary's Pals KMOX KLZ KFH KOIL WNAX CBS- Short, Short Story: KFAB NBC -Ellen Randolph, sketch: KMBC KOIL KMOX KFH KGNF-Mornine Varities KGNF- Morning Devotions KFEL -Western Voice NBC -Houseboat Hannah, sketch: WH0 WOW WDAF KVOO KSD Time Table -The ('ld ldren's Party." star- KLZ -Rocky Mountain Roundup KLZ Breakfast Kill -Road of Lìfe WOW W110 KSU WDAF KV00 MBS -Keep Fit to Music: KFOR ring 110ua ld l 'oak, Agues Mota'e- KMBC -Hymns of All Churches KMBC -Rhyme -A -Line KGHF- Ilumespuu Harmonies NBC -Josh Higgins of Finchville. KFBI KFEL hend and Everett Sloane. KMOX -Ozark Varieties; Musical KSD -Bing Crosby, songs KU. 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Echoes Varieties KMOX-Linda's First Love KFEL -Tonic Tunes WIBW -IGA Prgm. Quartet KFEQ.Musical WAG-Irving *WHB -News; Smile Brigade KFH -Victory Trio KOA- Military Band KFEQ -Markets; News tVJAMusical Gems 9:45 CST 8:45 MST Tuueup WJAG -Gooch Singers *KLRA -W eat her ; Interlude; KOIL -Music for Breakfast KGNF.Temperature Time 9:15 CST 8:15 MST NBC -The Guiding Light, sketch: Magazine of the WNAX Life Can Be Beautiful News KUOA -Story Book Castle KLRA -Woman's NBC- Dinning Sisters: KGHF KSD WHO WOW WDAF KLZ -Early Risers' Club KVOD -Music Master Air KSCJ WREN CBS -Aeolian Ensemble: KMBC 10:15 CST 9:15 MST KMBC -Texas Rangers KVOR -Morning Devotionals KOIL- Singing Strings NBC -Viennese Ensemble: KGHF NBC -Against the Storm, sketch: of Julia Blake CBS -Myrt and Marge, sketch: KMOX-Musical Cluck KWK Holiday Hints KSD -Heart KFAB KLRA WNAX KOAM KSD WHO KOA WDAF KV00 Raker KUOA -Ruth Treadwell KMOX KOA- Checkerboard Time KWTO -The Singing KFH KOIL MBS -John Metcalf's Choir Loft: WOW Patrol WHB -Music by D'Artega KVOD-Song Hits KOIL -Yawn NBC -To be announced: WDAF KFBI KFEL KFOR WIIB CBS- Martha Webster, sketch: -Musical Clock; News WHO-Sunbeam KVOO -Bill & Mary *KOWH KSD WHO WOW KARK -Texas Bar Ranch Boys KFAB KFH KOIL KMOX KMBC KUOA -Breakfast Varieties WIBW -Hymns of All Churches KVOR -Your Heart's Desire -Tote Types Risers' Club *WJAG -News; Weather; Musical KWTOOzarks Singer KANS -What's the Name of That KCKN NBC -Clark Dennis, tor.: KOWH KVOR -Early KFAB -Girls of the Sunset Trail KWTO -Slim & Tiny Clock WDAF -Betty & Bob . sketch Song? KGHF WREN KSCJ KANS KFEQ -Markets; Interlude WHB -Ben Selvin's Music WNAX -Musical Clock W11B- Morning Inspirations KARK -Musical Moments -Curtain Calls *KFH -News; Markets (Continued on Next Page) WHO -Happy Hank WOW-The Other Woman WHO-Woman in White KFBI

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KSAL CBS -The Goldbergs, s k a t e h: KVOO-Bob Wills' Playboys KFAB -Kitty KFKA KFBI -Hit Revue WNAX -Kitty Keene Keene, sketch KFBI WHB KMOX KFEL -The Homespun Trio WOW-Right to Happiness KVOR -Tuneful Memories KFEQ- Modern Salon Group *WDAFNews; Weather; Markets KFH- Editor's Daughter NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch: WDAF MBS -Benny Strong's Orchestra: KFEQOld Timers 11:45 CST 10:45 MST KFEL KFKA KFKA -Morning Variety WIIB -Livestock; Lazy K Ranch KFKA -State College; Markets WHO KOA WOW KV00 KARK KSAL KWK NBC -Charioteers: KGHF KSD KGBX- Variety Show WIBWNoonday Prgm. *KGNF -Nebraska in the News NBC -Richard Brooks, stories: KGHF -Good Morning Neighbor CBS -Our Gal Sunday, sketch: WJAGW'eather; Police; Visitors KOIL -Dance Melodies NBC -Just Plain Bill, sketch: KSCJ KVOD KGIIF KTHS KMBC KMOX KOIL KLZ KGNF- F.W.A. 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KMOX KFII KFAB WNAX KFH -Dr. Hess & Clark ; Markets CBS -Portia Faces Life sketch: WIBW-Ma Perkins, sketch WOW Woman in White WIBW NBC -David Harum, sketch: KOA KGHF- Little Show KOIL KMOX WIBW WNAX KFH WJAG -Band Music KSD WOW WDAF WHO KVOO KGNF-Foster May Judy & Jane: WDAF KVOO KFAB KLRA KLZ WNAX -1'ir Sade KANS KLRA -Tropical Moods WOW NBC -Backstage Wife, sketch: WREN- Mother of Mine. drama AFTERNOON. KCKN -Flying with Jane CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: KFH 1(111OX Kitty Keene WOW WDAF KOA WHO KSD 4:15 CST 3:15 MST WNAX KFAB KMOX KMBC KOIL- Noonday Melodies KFEQ -Waltz Time KFKA -Stockyards Nlarketcast KANS -Music Graphs NBC -Lone Journey. sketch: WHO WIBW 12:00 CST 11:00 MST KSC-I -Markets KGNF -lets Dance KARK -Ralph Small's Orch. WDAF KVOO WOW KOA KSD NBC KVOD KSD-Betty & Bob NBC -Thunder Over Paradise: -Piano Recital: KSD *KLZ-News *KCKNNews; Guess a Band KARK 1VREN KSCJ KTHS KWK KVOR-Organ Reveries *KFBI-News; Afternoon Melody CBS -Life Can Be Beautiful. KW'K- Musical Prem. 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I'relll Iss, prettitlelit of KSCJ -Songs of the Old West KGHFMorning Matinee KGIIF -Afternoon Tunes 11:00 CST 10:00 MST the Nn l lone I 1s.,s.i Lion of MBS-Johnny Duffy, organist: *KUOANews; Vincent York's KGNF - Kiddies Christmas Prgm. NBC -Words & Music: KOAM KSD *KLRA News; Farm Service shunt fart nrers. will telka on -To- KWK KFKA KSAL KFOR Orch. KFEL KI./.-My Sol & I. *KNIBC-News: Dinner Bell Time; tal 1'npa redness for A merlea's KOIL KV00 -Art Davis' Rhythm Sketch KARK KGBX sit ore." Riders KMBC -We, the Abbotts Markets KVOR- Ivory Miniatures NBC the KGHF NBC -Betty Crocker: WHO KSD NBC- Orphans of Divorce, sketch: KOAM -KSTC Festival Orch. -Meet Artist: KOAM-Noontime lunes KWTO -Markets; Capt. Dixon W'OW KOA KTIIS WREN KVOD KGHF KOWH -This Rhythmic Age News: KOWII- Variety Prgm. 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CBS -Young Dr. Malone, sketch: WNAX -Tips by Taylor KFAB-Girls of the Sunset Trail KUOA-Late Morning Serenade sketch: KMOX KLZ KFAB ROIL KMOX KLRA KFH *KANS -Yawn Patrol; News KFEQ- Markets; Interlude KVOD -Captain Ozie Sings WOW -The O'Neills MBS -Herbie Holmes' Orch.: KWK WNAX KARK -Melody Boys KFH -News; Markets KVOR -Church in the Wildwood KCKN -Wake Up & 8:45 CST 7:45 MST KFEL 'NBCNat'l Ass'n of Manufac- Give KGBX -Gems of Melody; Weather KWTO- Hayloft Frolic NBC -Gospel Singer: KSD turers: KSCJ KFAB -Dial a Smile KLRA -Singin' Sam *News: KFAB KGNF KOIL KGBX KOWH NBC -Breakfast 11:00 CST 10:00 MST KANS KFBI -Morning Reveille Club: KTHS -Good Melodies KVOO WIBW WHB KFBI KTHS WREN KLZ Morning *CBS -Kate Smith Speaks; News; Andre Mauro's, KFEL-Dawn Patrol CBS -Bachelor's Children. sketch: *KCKN -News; Noon Hour Clock author, will *KMBC -News; Markets; Prgm. KOIL KFAB KMOX KLZ KFH talk on "The Lesson of Franca." KGNF -Morning Varieties KMOX KMBC KFH Notes KFEQ- Markets KLZ WNAX KMBC -Rocky Mountain Roundup *News: KOA KLZ KMOX- Josephine Halpin KFH -Right to Happines, sketch *News: KGHF KVOR KMBCRhyme-A -Line KCKN -In Danceland KOIL-Mid-Morning Melodies NBC -Words & Music: KVOD KFKA -Markets; Suggestions KARK -Melody Boys -Ozark Varieties -News; KMOX KFAB -Jane Tucker KUOA -On the Sunny Sided Lite KOAM KGBX KGBX -Luncheon Dance Muss *KCKN Bulletin Board KOA- Novatime KFBI -Man KFBI -Hits and Encores KV00- Dorothy McCune NBC -Frank Ross, bar.: KARK KGHF -Morning Matinee on the Street KSD -Vocal Varieties *KLRA -News; Farm *KFEL -News; Ivan KFEL -Tonic Tunes KVOR-Pacific Paradise MBS -Conservation R r: Service Diemmg, *KTHS-Handy News organist Hour; *KFEQ- Markets; News KWK -Life of Mary Sothern *KMBC -News; Dinner Bell Time; KUOA-Fred McClesky KFEJ. KFKA KFEQ-Markets KGNF -Temperature Tune -Up Time WJAG-Want Ad Page; Weather Feed Lot Chat; Livestock KVOD -Reveille Rhythms Judy & Jane: WHO WIBW KSD -Star KLRA -Womans' Magazine of the WNAX -Memory Hymn Contest KOAM -Noontime Tunes KFKA Show C. WHB -Eddy Duchin's Orel. *KANS -News; Tips to Listeners; KOWH- Variety Prgm. KGNF -Swappers Air 10:00 CST 9:00 MST Weather WHO-On the Mall KOIL-Homemaker KSD -Vincent Lopez' Ore. KOAM-Kiwanis Club WIBW-Henry Club NBC -Linda Dale. sketch: KSCJ KARK -Varieties & Jerome KUOA- Wilson Ames KUOA- Stamps Quartet *KUOA -News; Vie Ards WJAG -Breakfast WREN *KCKN -News; Lunchtime Music KVOD -Song Hits KVOR -Highlights KVOD-Blue Plate Special WNAX -Hymns *MBS -News: KFBI KFBI - Favorite Orch. & Grob of All Churches KV00 -Bill & Mary KWTO- Singin' Sam KVOO -It's a Woman's World WREN -Plaza Market Time KVOR NBC -The Man 1 Married, sketch: WDAF -Road of Life, sketch KWK -To be announced -Keep Smiling KFEQ- Markets 7:45 CST 6:45 MST KWTO. Ozarks KSD WHO WDAF WOW KVOO WHO -Markets Jr Weather KWTO-Mike Dosch Singer *KFOR -News *NBC -Harvey & Dell, sketch: WDAF -Betty & Bob, KOA WJAG- Markets; Cradle Roll: Doe WDAF -The Right to Happiness. sketch KGHF -Old Songs News: KSCJ WHB- Morning -Mary Lee Taylor: Bridge sketch Inspirations CBS KOIL KGNF Round the *News: KVOO KSD KWK WHO -Woman Town WNAX- Variety Prgm. in White KLRA KFH KMOX KMBC KOA- Adopted Daughter, sketch 1:15 CST 12:15 MST Early Risers' Club: KLZ KVOR WIBW-Arnold *News: KOWH KVOD WOW- Markets; Transcriptions Grimm's Daughter KGNF KOWH -Santa Claus Is Coming NBC -Arnold Grimm's Daughter. KARKTime to Shine WJAG -James Wilkinson, bar. KUOA 12:15 CST 11:15 MST sketch: KOA KSD WHO WOW KCKNNovatime the KSCJ -Farm Flashes; Markets *WNAX -News; Varieties *KANS -News; Women le KTHS -Skyliners 4rNBC- Merchants Ass'n Prgm.: CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: KL2 KFAB -Girls of the Sunset Trail WOW -Road of Life News; Police Bulletins KGHF KUOA- Markets; Music in a Mod- KWK KSCJ KTHS NBC -Nat'l Ass'n of Manufactur- KFEL -Met. Bible Church KCKN -Dick Mall, Sports Janice e. president 9:00 CST 8:00 MST ern Mood Kemper, ers: KSCJ KTHS KOWH KFEQ- Musical Varieties KFAB -Girls of the Sunset Trail of the Chamber of Commerce of KANS CBS -By Kathleen Norris, sketch: KVOO- Gospel Singer the KGBX WREN KFH Victory Trio KFEL -Bulletins; SearV United States, will talk on KMOX KLZ KFH KOIL WNAX Jerry Interlude "Private Business and the Na KGNF -Fairy Tales Strings *KVORNews; String MBS -Mark Love & Piano: KFEL NBC -Houseboat Hannah, sketch: KWK -Musical Chimes tional Defense." *KLRA -W eat her ; Interlude; KFEQ- Bill's Hawaiian Players KFOR KWK WHB WOW WHO KSD WDAF WDAFLinda'a First Love. sketch CBS -Woman In White, sketch: News KV00 KFKA -Denver Tabernacle CBS -Joyce Jordan, WHB -Dusty Disks KMOX KLZ Girl Interne, KMBC -Texas Rangers NBC -Josh Higgins of Finchville: KGBX -Musical Merry- Go-Round sketch: KOIL WJAGMusical Masterpieces KMOX KFAB KMOX -Musical Clock KTHS KGHF-Glen Gray's Orch. O'NBC -Tony Wons' Radio Scrap- KMBC WNAX WOW- Adopted. Daughter KOA- Sntilin' Ed 1feConnes *KANS -News; Morning KLZ -Lady, Lend an Ear book; Irma Glen, organist: KSD Melodies *WREN- .News; Leos Go Shop KARK -Club & Civic Hour KOIL -Yawn Patrol *KARK -News; Five Years Ago *KOAM-News; Markets *MBS -News: KFEL KFEQ WHB KCKN KOWH -Football ping -Rhythm Schedule Forecast Today; Musical Interlude KTHS- Devotional WNAX KFBI -Markets KUOA -Breakfast 11:15 CST 10:15 MST Varieties *KCKN -News; Musical Greetings *KVOR- Monitor Views the News *News: WTAG KANS WNAX KFEQ-Markets; KWTO -Slim CBS -When a Girl Marries, sketch: Weather & Tiny KFBI -Markets KWK -Meet Miss Julia WJAG KUOA KFH-Linda's First Lev* WHB -Ben Selvin's Music *KFEL -News; KWTO- Poultry Topics; Salon KMOX KLZ KFH KOIL KMBC KARK -Hal Burns' Varieties Edwin LeMar. org. WIBW KGHF Novelties WHO -Happy Hank KFEQ -Old Timers Echoes KFAB -Farm Notes; Livestock KGNF -Musical WIBW-Edmund Denny MBS -Navy Band: KFOR KFEL Briefs KGBX -Musical Roundup *WHB -News; Today's Top Tunes Markets; Last Call For Dinner KLRA -Bouquet *WJAG -News & Weather KFKA of Memories KGHF-Musical Moment. WJAG- Curtain Raiser KFBI -Dinner Bell Time KUOA- Allison WNAX-Bohemian Orch. & Starr KGNF- Recorded Rhythms WNAX -Life Can Be Beautiful NBC -Southernaires: KSCJ KARK KFEQ-Lullaby Lester & Old Tim- KVOR- Luncheon Melodies 8:00 CST 7:00 MST KMBC -Fashion Flashes 10:15 CST 9:15 MST KGBX KTHS KGHF KOAM ers KWK -Let's Help You Keep *CBS -News: KLRA KOA -Jerry Sears' Orch. NBC -Against the Storm, sketch: Singin' Sam: KANS KSD KFH -Life Can Be Beautiful House *NBC -News; Happy Jack, songs: KOAM -Morning Hymnal KSD WHO KOA WDAF WOW KFAB -Right to Happiness KFKA -Musical Interlude KWTO-Jim West Jamboree KSD KOWH -Money Prgm. KVOO KFBI- Weather KGNF -Music for High Noce WDAF-Woman in White, 'NBC- Breakfast sketA Club; Don KSCJ -To be announced CBS- Martha Webster, sketch: KFEQ -Old Timers KLRA -Serenade WHB -Grain Reports; Dance Mu- McNeill. m.c.: KOAM KOWH KUOA-God's Half Hour KFAB KFH KOIL KMOX KMBC KLRA Arnold Grimm's Daughter KOA- Inquiring Reporter sic KSCJ KANS ICTHS KGBX KVOD- Marching *KOAM- Markets; News Along NBC -Clark Dennis, tnr.: KGHF *KOA -Toby & Susié s News 1:30 CST 12:30 MST KARK WREN KWK-The Gospel Singer KOWH -Farm Hand KOIL -Your Treat WREN KANS KSCJ CBS -Fletcher *News: KFOR KGHF KMOX KWTO -What's New? KUOA-Diana & Erwin KOWH-Trumbauer's Orel.. Wiley, talk: KMBC March KMOX KLZ KOA KVOR *WHB -Vocal Varieties; News *News: KFEL KFKA KVOD -Pan Americana KVOD -Dance Orch. *KARK Musical Moments Coffee Pot Inn: KFAB WNAX WIBW -Songs of a Dreamer News; KVOOKorner Kwiz KVOO-Musical Interlude MBS -School of the Air: KFEL WHO WIBW KOIL WJAG -Musical Gems KCKN -Memory Lane KVOR -We the Women KVOR- Church of Christ KSAL KFBI KFBI -Kitchen Clinic *KCKN -News; Shopper Stopper *WREN -News *KWK-News KWTO-Slim, Junior & Zedric CBS -Simple Melodies: KLRA KFEQ-Minor Clites WDAF- Gospel Singer KFBI -Morning Sports Column 9:15 CST 8:15 MST KWTO- Little Crossroads Store NBC -Valiant Lady KGBX -The Green House - sketch; KOA KFEL -Good Morning Neighbor NBC -To be announced: WDAF WDAF- Editor's Daughter. sketch WHO Merrymakers KGNF -Out on the Range WOW KSD WHO WDAF KFEQ -A Word To The Wives KSD tt'HO WOW W IIB -Farn Special WIBW -Markets KLRA -Hynes of all Churches WOW- Sparks of Friendship NBC -Marine Band: KANS KTHS KFH -Musiquiz NBC- Vagabonds: KSCJ WREN WHO -Sparks of Friendship KGNF -Morning Devotions KLZ American School of the Air WNAX -Ma Perkins WREN-Range Riders KGHF KVOD KOAM KOWH KGHF Lee Taylor KLZ-Breakfast Time Table KOAM -Mary WOW-Toby & Susie 12:30 CST 11:30 MST KGBX WREN KSCJ CBS -Myrt Marge. KOWH- Master Radio Canaries KMBC -Hymns of All Churches & sketch: 11:30 CST 10:30 MST MBS -Ohio School of the Air: *News: KGNF KWK KFAB KMOX KLRA WNAX *KTHS -News: Markets: Radio *KUOA -News; Breakfast Varie- NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: KFEL KARK -Musical Grab Bag ties KFH KOIL Calendar KFAB -Kitty Keene, sketch Biology Talk KOA KGBX KTHS KWK KSCJ CBS -The Right to Happiness. KVOD -To be announced KANS-What's the Name nt Thai Kt'OA- KFEQ -Modern Salon Group KVOD -Light WREN KANS KARK KOWH sketch: KMOX KLZ KVO0 -Eight o'Clock Clambake Song Opera KOAM KVOO KFH -The Editor's Daughter KVOR- American School ni the Air NBC -The Riddle of Life: KGHF KWK -Smiling Jinuuy Dolan KARK -Musical Moments MBS -Navy Band: WHB *KFKA -News & Interviews; KWK -This Woman's World NBC -By Kathleen Norris. KWTO-014 Family AlItanar; Mu. K('KN- Serenade in Swingtime CBS- Romance of Helen Trent, sketch: Markets KWTO -Hymn Sing KOA sk of Ted Steele KFBI- Curtain Calls sketch: KLZ KMBC KMOX KOIL KOIL -Dance Melodies WHB -Bing KFEL -The .Argentines *WHB -War News; Jack Grogan KUOA- Siesta Serenade Crosby, songs NBC -Major, Minor & Marion: NBC -Frankie Masters' Orch.: W.IAG. KFEQ -Minor Clites WJAG -Voice of the Street KV00-Stockyard Devotional KVOD KSD Interviews WOW -Light WNAX- Gosoel Singer WHB -Voice of the World KLZ -Road of Life *News: KFEQ KFH KGBX of Kansas City KMBC -Meet Miss 10:30 MST Markets: KGNF KWTO WJAG-Chamber of Commerce 8:15 CST 7:15 MST Julia CST 9:30 KGNF KSCJ KWTO WHO WREN KOA- Friendly Service Bureau NBC -The Road of Life, sketch: KCKN- Rhythm Steps Out WNAX -Judy & Jane, sketch CBS -Chansonette: KLRA - KOWH WOW KFKA NBC -Mary Alcott, KOWII -Morning Melodies KSD KFAB -First Call For Dinner songs: KSD KFBI- KANS-Campus Mixer 1:45 CST 12:45 MST KFAB -Gospel Singer KTHS -A Woman's Journal MBS -Golden Melodies: KFEL Harmony Kings KFEQ -Singin' Sam KARK -Lightcrust Dough Boys CBS -My Son & I, sketch: KFAB KFH6Old Timers KVOD -Merry Morning Melodies Sister, CBS -Big sketch: KLRA KFH -Kitty Keene, KMBC -Markets; Dinner Bell Time KOIL KMOX WNAX WIBW KFEQ- Morning Melodies *KVOO- N.-us; Your Singing KMOX KFAB KMBC WNAX sketch Neighbor KGHF- ('has. 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KOIL-Music for CBS -Interlude for WHO- Adopted Daughter KFEQ-0/01 KWTO3110 Breakfast Strings: KLRA the Fifth ('olumo." *WDAF -News; Weather; Markets KFH-1300 WBAP-800 KUOA-Story Book Castle KVOR WIBW -Weather; Dinner Hoar KANS -Organ Serenade WNAX -Kitty Keene WHB- Livestock KFK.t-Sttlt WBBM-770 KVOD -Music Master MBS -Keep Fit to Music: KFOR KARK- Nazarene Church WIBW -KSAC K1'0lt-1210 WCCO-810 WOW -Toby & Susie -Prgm. KGBX-1280 WDAF-610 KVOR -Morning Devotionals KFBI KFEL KCKN -As You Like It WJAG -Weather; Police; Funeral KWK- Christinas Hints NBC -Ellen Randolph. sketch: 11:45 CST 10:45 MST KI; HF 1320 WENR-S70 KFBI -Pop Concerts MBS- Buckeye Four: KFEL KFKA Notices; Visitors & Mail Bag KI;NF-1430 WFAA-800 KWTO -Russ & Glen WOW WHO WDAF KV00 KSD K LRA-1:t:Ml 1V G N-720 KFEQ -Old Timers KFOR W NA X-Markets WHB -Music by D'Artega CBS -Stepmother, sketch: KFAB KFKA -Morning Variety 12:45 CST 11:45 MST KI%-300 tt'HB-A00 WHO- Jerry, Zelda; Tom Tinker KMOX KOIL WNAX NBC-To be announced: KGHF KSI BC-950 WHO-1000 KGBX -Piano Pals MBS- Winger & Alexander: KOIL WIBW-380 WIBW -Hymns of All Churches NBC-Viennese Ensemble: WREN Ky10X-I4210 KGHF -Good Morning Neighbor CBS -Our Gal Sunday, sketch: KFKA KFEL KFOR KWK KIIA-8.30 WJAG-IO011 *WJAG-News; Weather: Musical KTHS KSCJ KANS KVOD KOA -Kitty Keene, sketch KMBC KMOX KLZ KOIL KO.tM-7110 W'LS-S70 NBC -Dr. Kate. sketch: KOA W'LW-700 ('lock KOWH KOAM -Town Talk Play Boys KFEQ -Donna Lee, Lullaby Lester K011.I201 WNAX-Musical Clock KO\VII-0011 WMAQJt70 KARK -Town Talk *KOIL -News & Minor CBS -Mary Lee Taylor: KLZ KRNT-1320 WMT-It00 WOW -The Other Woman KCKN -In the Spotlight KOWH- Bandwagon KFH -The Goldbergs *NBC -News; Harvey Harding, KSA1.-1120 WNAX-570 K!U'J-1330 8:30 CST 7:30 MST KFH Woman in White *KSCJ -News; Timetable KGNF - Novelty Dance bar.: KOWH WREN KGBX WOW-390 *NBC -Capt. 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www.americanradiohistory.com NBC -Light of the World. sketch: CBS -Portia Faces Life, sketch: WNAX -Vic & Sade CBS- Outdoors With Bob Edge: WIBW-To be announced B -10'9 Page 29 WHO KOA KSD WIBW WNAX KLRA KLZ KFH WREN -Mother of Mine, draina KFAB KMBC WNAX KVOR WLW -Paul Arnold WMT -Mr. Tracer Judy & Jane: KV00 WDAF KFAB KOIL KMOX 4:15 CST 3:15 MST KFH Keen W REN -Employment Service WOW NBC -Backstage Wife, sketch: NBC -Lone Journey, sketch: WHO MBS- Campus Notes: KFEL KFOR THURSDAY KCKN-Ministerial Alliance WOW WHO WDAF KOA KSD KOA WDAF KVOO WOW KSD K SAL 6:30 CST 5:30 MST KARK KFEQ -Waltz Time *News: KFOR KFBT KANS -Once Upon a Time fsNBC-Bob Crosby's Orchestra: December 12 KFKA -Markets KANS -The Master. Singers CBS -A Boy. a Girl and a Band: KARKChristrnas Show Bonnie King, vocalist: WREN KGNF -Concert- Peluso Orch. KARK- Rhythm & Romance KFH KLRA KVOR KFBI -The Johnson Family WOW -News KGHF -Afternoon Varieties *KLZ *KCKN -News; Happy Harmony CBS -The O'Neills, sketch: KMOX NBC -Dance Orch: WDAF NBC -To be announced: KANS KUOA-Arnty Prgm. NBC-Dancing With Clancy: KSCJ *KLRA-Sports: Interlude; News KFELWohl's Sophisticates NBC -Joseph Gallicchio's Orch.: KCKN -Musical Workshop KVOR -Farm Service Prgm -up KANS KWK WREN KLZ -Skipper Jim KFEQ -Pony Express Round KSCJ KLRA- Government Reports KWK -Musical Prgm. KGBXP..T.A. Council KMOX -Your Treat MBS -Model Airplane Club: KFEL CBS -Vox Pop, Parks & KLZ -Colorado College Prgm. KWTO -Ma Perkins, sketch KGNF -Cavalcade of Christmas *KOANews; Markets q' KSAL Wally: KFAB WNAX KOIL KVOR Colorado College WHB -Dance Matinee *KMBC -News; Highlights; Mu- KOIL- Salute KFAB Our Gal Sunday KFH KMBC WMT KRNT WIBW *WIBW -Then & Now; News WJAG -Organ Records sical Interlude KSD -.lack Armstrong KFBI -Fox Midwest Theater Pre- KMOX WBBM 2:00 CST 1:00 MST KOAM -Jungle Jim *KWK -News 7:45 CST 6:45 MST sents WDAF-Light of the World CBS -Martha Webster. sketch: KOWH-Touring the Town *News: KFEQ WGN WLS KANS KFEQ -Matinee WHO -Meet Miss Julia KFBI KGBX WHO MBS -In Chicago Tonight: KFOR KLZ KSCJ -Songs of the Old West KGHF- Afternoon Tunes *KUOA-News; WOW -The Goldbergs KARK -Echoes of the Screen *KLRA -Health Talk; Interlude. NBC -The Story of Mary Marlin, Vincent York's KGNF -Kiddies Christmas Prgm. Orch. 5:30 CST 4:30 MST KFEL -Texas Jim Lewis News sketch: WOW KVO() WHO KSD KLZ-My Son & I *KLZ-Waltz Melodies; News KVOO -Art Davis' Rhythm Riders *CBS -Paul Sullivan Reviews the KFKA -Sundown Serenade WDAF KOA KARK KMBC-4e, the Abbotts KGHF- Former Favorites *KVOR -Music of the Moment; KVOR.Ivon Miniatures KOAM -It's Dance Time News: KOIL WNAX KMOX NBC- Orphans of Divorce, sketch: KWTOMarket.; March Music KFAB KLRA -Sportsman's Bureau Noss KTHS WREN KVOD KGHF KOWH -This Rhythmic Me Skipper Jim WJAG -Waltz with Me KSCJ KLZ- 8:00 CST 7:00 MST KWK KTHS -Children's Playhouse NBC -Bud Barton, sketch: KOA- Dinner Concert WREN -To be announced KANS KGHF KVOD WREN *MBS -Gabriel Heatater, comm.: CBS -Afternoon Serenade: KOIL KUOA- Melodic Moments KSD -Guest Star Parade 3:15 CST 2:15 MST KVOD- Siesta Time 11(,N KWK KFKA MBS- Johnny Duffy's Orch.: NBC -The Guest Book: KGBX KVOD -Singing Strings KWK NBC -Nat'l Ass'n of Manufac- KWTO -Jim, Boots & Bobby f$°CBS -Major Bowes' Amateur KFOR KFEL KFKA KSAL i` CBS -The Chicagoans: KFOR KVOO -Big Town, drama turers: KANS KOWH KVOD WIBW -Life Can Be Beautiful KVOR- Rhythm Revue Hour: WBBM WIBW WNAX Markets: KFEQ KFH *MBS -N e w s : KFEL KSAL KGNF KGHF KSCJ KTHS WJAG-For Children Only *KWK -Sports; News KMBC KRNT KFAB KMOX Poetry Corner FubJeot: "Woolen's Responsi CBS -Joyce Jordan. sketch: KLZ *KANS News; WNAX- Arnold Grimm's Daughter WDAF Mixed Quartet KLRA KFH KL7 KOIL WMT *KCKN -N e w s; Music in the Willies in Preparing America's *News: KFEQ KVOR KARK Honor town: Glendale, Cali- 3:30 MST WMAQ -Musical Entre; Afternoon Future." 4:30 CST Jack Armstrong, sketch: KLRA Sports; fornia. *MBS -News: KFEL KFOR KSAL NBC -The Guiding Light, sketch: Close Shaves KFAB -Sunny Jim WDAF WIBW WHO Ils`NBC -Kraft Music Hall; Bing WDAF KSD WOW WHO KARK WSM -Texas Rangers KFBI -Judy & Jane CBS -To be announced: KLRA KCKN -Tip Top Tunes Crosby, m.c.; Bob Burns, come- KVOO KGBX- Concert Master NBC -Stella Dallas, sketch: WHO KFBI- Sports 6:45 CST 5:45 MST dian; Connie Boswell, vocalist; NBC-Dancing with Clancy: KGHF KLRA -On the Mall KSD WDAF KOA WOW KVOO KFH-Mack and Effie *NBC -H. V. Kaltenborn, news: Johnny Trotter's Orch,; Music WREN -Boogie to You WLW WMAQ WSM KMBC -P. Hans Flath, organist CBS -We, the Abbotts. sketch: KMBC Woogie Maids; Ken Carpenter, announc- NBC -To be announced: KOA KMOX -Woman's Hour KFH KMOX KOA-Concert Hall MBS- Captain Midnight: KFEL er; Guests: WHO WSM WDAF KOAM-Staff Jamboree CBS -A Boy, a Girl and a Band: KSD -Tel -e -Tunes KFKA KOA KSD KARK WOW WMAQ KOWH- Christian Science Prgm. CBS -Myrt & Marge sketch: KLZ KV00 -World of Sports KFOR NBC -Met. Opera Guild, dra- KV00 Ad KMBC WIBW KWK-Superman *KSCJ -News; Want Rambles *News: KOWH WJAG KSCJ `NBC- Eastman School of Mu- *News: KARK KOIL WOW- the ma: KTHS *KUOA -News; Neighborly News KFAB -Don White Creighton Univ. of Air sic; Symphonic Band, Frederick KCKN -Tropical Moods KVOR -Drama of Food Concert MBS -Meet Mr. Morgan: WGN Fennell, cond.: KSCJ KTHS KFAB -Road KFBI -Little 5:45 CST 4 :45 MST KWTO -Kitty Keene, sketch of Life KFEQ -Orgatron Prgm. 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KFEQ -Pony Express Round-up NBC -Bonnie Stewart, songs: KARK -Lightcrust Dough Boys CBS- Concert Orch.: KFH KLRA NBC -The Road of Life, sketch: Judy & Jane: WDAF KV00 *KFOR -News KVOD f KFAB -Last Call For Dinner WOW KVOR KSD KMBC -Markets; Dinner Bell Time KGBX -Carl. Willie & Cliff Markets: KGNF KWTO KCKN -Flying with Jane NBC -Lone Journey, sketch: WHO NBC -Kitty Keene, sketch: WOW KOAM- Luncheon Lyrics KGNF -Cavalcade of Christmas WHIG WDAF KVOO Kitty Keene: KFH WNAX KFEQ -Farm Security Admin. *KMBC -News; Highlights; Mu- WDAF KV00 WOW KOA KSD KOIL - Noonday Melodies KCKN-Rhythm Steps Out KFKA- Markets KARK NBC -The Wife Saver: KTHS KTHS -Dance Orch, sical Interlude KWK KFAB First Call For Dinner KGNFLet's Dance KOAM -Vocal Variations KCKN -Jockey Club KUOA -Farm & Home Hour -News KANS -Organ Serenade KFBI- Harmony Kings *KLZ KOWH -Touring the Town KFAB -Our Gal Sunday KVOD-Captain Ozie KUOA -Army Prgm. KARK- Nazarene Church KFEQ -Singin' Sam KSCJ -Songs of the Old West KFBI -Nita Kay's Scrapbook KVOO -Bob \\'illy Playboys KVOR -Farm Service Prgm. KCKN -As You Like It KGHF -Hillbilly Harmony *KUOA -News; Vincent York's KFEQ- Matinee KLRA -Bible Lover's Revival KVOR -Tuneful Memories KWK- Musical Prgm. KFBI -To be announced -News; Weather; Markets Orch. KGHF -Afternoon Tunes *KSD -News; Top Tunes & Top- *WDAF KWTO -Ma Perkins, sketch Riders KFEQ -Old Tuners WHB- Markets; Lazy K Ranchers KV00 -Art Davis' Rhythm KGNF -Request Prgm. ics; Interlude WHB -John Wahlstedt, tnr. KVOR Miniatures KFKA- Morning Variety WIBWKSAC Prgm. -Ivory KLZ -My Son & I KUOA- Arkansas Travelers WJAG -Organ Records Capt. KGBX- Variety Show WJAG- Weather; Police; Funeral KWTO- Machets; Dixon KMBC -We, the Abbotts KGHF Good Morning Neighbor WDAF -Heart of Julia Blake, 2:00 CST 1:00 MST WJAG -Waltz with Me KOAM -It's Dance Time sketch Notices; Visitors & Mail Bag KGNF- Clarence Muse, bass WNAX -Markets NBC -The Story of Mary Marlin, WREN -To be announced KOWH -This Rhythmic Age KOA -Kitty WHO -Adopted Daughter sketch: WDAF WOW KOA KSD -Little Brown Church Keene, sketch 3:15 CST 2:15 MST KUOA KOAM -Town Talk Play Boys WIBW-Weather ; Dinner Hour 12:45 CST 11:45 MST WHO KV00 KARK KVOD -Afternoon Dance *NBC -Club Matinee; Ran- *KOIL -News WOW -Right to Happiness *NBC News; Frankie Masters' CBS- Martha Webster. sketch: li` KWTO -Jim, Boots & Bobby Sherman, m.c.; Vocalist; KOWH- Bandwagon Orch.: KGBX KOAM KLZ som WHB- Olivia & Joaquin *KSCJ -News; Timetable 11:45 CST 10:45 MST Orch.; News: KANS KTHS KSCJ WIBW -Life Can Be Beautiful NBC -Dr, Kate, sketch: KOA NBC -Orphans of Divorce, sketch: KGHF KOWH KVOD KUOA -Gospel Singer CBS -Our Gal Sunday, sketch: MBS -Cheer Up Gang: KFEL WREN KVOD KTHS KGHF WNAX -Arnold Grimm's Daughter KVOD- Concert Corner CBS -Myrt and Marge, sketch: KMBC KMOX KOIL KLZ KFOR KFKA KWK KWK KLZ KMBC WIBW 4:30 CST 3:30 MST KWTO -The Faye Sisters NBC -The Light, sketch: NBC -Words & Music: KGHF *NBC -News; Harvey Harding, MBS -Johnny Duffy, organist: NBC -Stella Dallas, sketch: WHO Guiding WHB -Jack Grogan KSD MBS- Buckeye Four: KFOR KFKA bar.: KOWH WREN KFOR KFEL KFKA KSAL KOIL WOW WDAF KVOO KOA KSD WDAF WOW WHO KARK WJAG -Poultry Talk KV00, WREN -Waltz Time KFEL -The Coral Islanders CBS -Short Short Stories: KLZ CBS -Mary Margaret McBride. MBS -Herbie Holmes' Orch.: CBS- Orch.: KRNT KFOR KFEQ -Ranch Boys *News: KTHS KVOD KARK sketch: WNAX KMOX KFEL KFOR KSAL KFKA Concert -The Goldbergs KFEQ- Street Reporter Markets: KFEQ KFH KGNF NBC -Charles Dant's Music: 10:45 CST 9:45 MST KFH CBS -We, the Abbotts, sketch: KGNF -Novelty Dance KFH -Dr. Hess & Clark; Markets *News: KUOA WHB KVOD KGHF CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: KFH KMOX KFH KUOA- Morning Melody; Billboard KGHF -Little Show *KANS -News; The Serenaders NBC -To be announced: KOA WNAX KFAB KMOX KMBC Along KGNF -E. C. 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Hans Flath, organist KUOA- Three -Quarter Time WHO-Noontimers the Street KOAM -Musical Jamboree KVOR- Afternoon Musicale KFH -Mack & Effie KANS KGBX -Musical Gems -News: WHB KFKA KSAL WJAG-Melodies; Hospital Report WDAF -Remember the Song? KOWH -Santa Claus is Coming KWK -Swing Clinic *MBS KLZ -Meet Miss Julia WNAX -Farm & Home WHO -Popular Melodies *KSCJ -News; Want Ad Rambles KWTO -Blue Ridge Mt. Boys KCKN- Painting the Town Hopkins, Angel of W'(1WV- W'oiu:ui AVhite WNAX -Farm Hilites KVOR -American Family Robinson WHB-Memory Theater KMBC -Kate KFEL -Kato Mendelsohn Mercy t% 0W-Man on the Street KWTO -Kitty Keene, sketch WJAG -Vocal Varieties KFEQ- Weather Bureau KMOX -The Editor's Daughter Parade of Business WIBW -Young Dr. Malone WNAX -Frank & Julia at Home KGNF 1:00 CST 12:00 MST (COIL -Comm. Editor KLRA -String Along WJAG-Afternoon Concert AFTERNOON *MBS- Cedric Foster, news: KFEL 3:30 CST 2:30 MST KOWH -This Rhythmic Age *KLZ -News 2:15 CST 1:15 MST NBC -Music Appreciation Hr.; N BC- Lorenzo Jones, sketch : KTHS -Musical Prgm. KOIL -Polly the Shopper NBC -Amanda of Honeymoon Hill, 12:00 CST MST Walter cond.: KSCJ WOW WHO WDAF KV00 KSD KUOA- Miniature KUOA -Morning Serenade 11:00 Damrosch, sketch: WREN KVOD KTHS Concert WREN KANS KGBX KOWH KOA KWK- Dorothy Mattingly, songs KVOD- Captain Ozie -Deno Bartal's Orch.: KGHF KWK NBC KSD KTHS KOAM KARK KWTO-Five Ambassadors KVOR- Church in the Wildwood CBS -Hilltop House. sketch: KLZ CBS -Life Can Be Beautiful. CBS -Golden Treasury of Song: KWTO- Hayloft Frolic CBS -Big Sister: KLZ KMBC WIBW KMOX KFAB WIBW-Matinee sketch: KMOX KLZ KOIL KMBC KFOR KLRA KLRA WNAX KFH KOIL WNAX -Road of Life WJAG -Columbus on the Air CBS -Young Dr. Malone. sketch: KVOR MBS -Manhatters: KFEL KFOR KMOX KFAB KOIL *NBC -Club M a t i n e e; News: 4:45 CST 3:45 MST KLRA li`MBS- Philadelphia Orch.; Eu- 11:00 CST 10:00 MST KWK WNAX WREN CBS -Scattergood Baines, sketch: KFH Ormandy, cond.: KFAB KOIL WIBW -Betty Crocker: WOW WHO gene KFEL *News: KFEQ KWK KLZ. KLRA KMBC KFH KFAB *CBS -Kate Smith Speaks; News: *News: NBC KFKA KFBI KSAI. WHB WHB KV00 KFBI KOA KSD Music detail on page 14. 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Livestock WHB- *KFAB -News; Markets WJAG KGBX KSCJ WREN KVOD KGBX KARK KGBX -Dance Music *KUOA -News; Vic Arden KFEQ Ragtimers -Tango Time 2:45 MST *KANS -Santa Claus' Workshop; MBS -Musical Portraits: KFEL KGHF -Morning Matinee KVOD -Blue Plate Special KFH -Ark Valley Boys 3:45 CST -News; Public Service News KFKA *KGNF KVOO- Chamber of Commerce KGNF- Recorded Rhythms CBS -Stepmother, sketch: KMBC *KLRA -News: Farm Service KARK -Musical Moments Adopted Daughter, sketch: KOA KWK -Musical Prem. KLZ- Captain Ozie KLZ *KMBC -News; Dinner Bell Time: KFBI -Teddy Combs WOW KWTO-Mike Dosch KMOX -Magic Kitchen NBC -Young W i d d e r Brown, Markets KFEL -The Rhythm Five Judy & Jane: WHO WIBW KSD WDAF -The Right to Happiness, KSCJ -To be announced sketch: WHO WDAF WOW KSD KOAM- Noontime Tunes KFEQ -Tropical Moods *KANS -News; Late Changes; sketch KUOA- Rendezvous with Romance KVOO KOA KOWH -Variety Prgm. KGBX -The Plainsmen Weather KWTO -Judy & Jane KUOA -Stamps Quartet 1:15 CST 12:15 MST MBS -J o h n s o n Family: KFEL KGHF -Hits & Encores *KCKN News; Leadin' Up to NBC -Arnold Grimm's Daughter, *WIBW- Kansas Roundup; News KWK KSAL KFOR KGNF -Black Magic Lunchtime KVOD -Waltz Time sketch: KSD KOA WDAF WHO WNAX -Your Treat CBS -Kate Hopkins, Angel of *KOAM -News Favorite Orch. & Grain KVORHighlights KFBI- WOW 2:30 CST 1:30 MST KFH WNAX KOIL KOIL -Top Tunes Market KWTO -Singing Sam Mercy: of MBS -Is Anybody Home/ KFEL CBS -Kate Hopkins, sketch: KLZ KFAB KMOX KOWH -It's Dance Time; Sports KFEQ-Markets WDAF -Road Life WHO -Markets & Weather KFOR NBC -Pepper Young's Family, KARK- Editor's Daughter *KTHS -Today's Winners; News *KFOR -News CBS -Joyce Jordan. Girl Interene. sketch: KSD WDAF KOA WOW KUOA -Easy Aces, sketch -Bert Hirsch Presents WJAG -Markets; Cradle Roll; Don KFBI -Cavalcade of Christmas KGNF sketch: KOIL KMOX WNAX tVHO KARK KV00 KWK -Santa Claus -Novachordia Bridge KFEQ -Dance Time KLRA WNAX- KMBC KFAB KV00 -Wood Sisters KOWH -Santa Claus Is Coming Variety- Prgm. *CBS -American School of the KGBX -The Music You Want WOW- Markets; Transcriptions CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: KLZ Air; News: KLRA KFOR WNAX KLRA- Matody Time KVOR- Through the Ages KSCJ -Farm Flashes; Markets KWTO- Sully's Ratlio Spotlight KTHS- Skyliners KCKN- Rhythm Schedule KMBC KOIL KMOX KUOA-Popular Tunes 12:15 CST 11:15 MST Topic: "Is Power Being Made WHB -Double Mellow Melodies KUOA- Markets; Music in a Mod- KFBI- Markets KWTO -Alpen Brau Boys Available to All. and What Is sketch WJAG-Devotional ern Mood MBS -Old Fashioned Girl: WHB KFEQ -Markets; Weather the Rote of the Government In WIBW -Kitty Keene, KVOD -Light Opera KFEL KFH-Linda's First Love Power ?" 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Ohio. *News: KGHF KSD WHO *NBC -News; Charlie Spivak's KFEL KUOA WREN CBS -Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: NBC- Marathon WNAX ZIGGY ELMAN, hot trumpet player in Melodies: WENR Orch.: KGBX WSM WOW WHO KANS -What Goes on Here; Lust WBBM KMOX KFAB KOII. KRNT Tommy Dorsey's 1 t:KN- .fuckey Club MBS -Alvino Rey's Orth.: KFK.\ & Found Forum orchestra, was formerly with KFEL *MBS -Fulton -To be announced KFOR KSAI. KWK *KCKN -News; Cocktail Hour Lewis. Jr., comm.: Benny Goodman's band. KFKA Melody Mill KSAL KFBI KFKA KSO *NBC -News; Tony Pastor's Or- KFEQ -Hit Revue KLRAA -Southern Hospitality -Ma Perkins chestra: KSO WREN KSCJ KFH *News: KFH KFOR KLZ *KMBCSews; Sports KGNF -Headlines; Sports ED PRENTISS, Dr. Kirk Harding in CBS' KANS Lone Ranger: KFEL KWK KVOD Lew Jenkins vs. Pete Lello KLRA -Zoo Antics "Woman in White," once sold vacuum *CBS -News; Dance Orch.: KFH KCKN -Dance with America cleaners KV00- George Baum. songs -Vic Sade KLRA WNAX KFAB WMT KMOX & KFEQ -This Rhythmic Age and brushes from door to door. KVOR -Shall We Waltz? KOA -Judy & Jane KRNT ROIL WIBW KMBC KGBX- Charioteers WON- Sherlock -Music by Gary; Hite Holmes KOIL Song *KLRA-The World Today WSM -Family Forum *News: KCKN KGHF KFEL KVOD- Teatime Tempos *KMBC News; Spurts ELZ SVGN WENR *KV00 -News; Musicale KOA- Popular Melodies 9:45 CST 8:45 MST Masterworks of Music: WBBM KVOR -Fairy Tales KSD -Allen Roth's Orch CBS- Designed for Dancing: KOH "NBC- Gangbusters, crime dra- MBS -Ben Young's Orch.: KFKA KMOX KWK -Mandrake, the Magician KVOR-lu the Corral KFAB KLZ -Segar mas: KGHF KSO KSCJ KVOD KEEL-Don Allen' Orch. Ellis' Orch. WDAF -I'm An American WENR -Radio Fanfare MBS- Inside of Sports: WON KOA Buddy s Orch. KNK WENR WREN KTHS *KFOR -News Malevillé WNAX -Marion's Minute Men WGN -Dr. Preston Braille) KWK A dramatise lion of t he 'Pinch. K51) -Music You Want WOW -Meet Miss Julia er.Glembu vase. 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GENERAL ELECTRIC (JB -410). A carry - about radio with overall dimensions of 8'r x 4H x 4 inches. Cabinet in tenite plastic and leatherette of deep maroon color, with door which opens automatically when switch is turned on. With batteries, $19.95

CROSLEY COMMUTER (4SBV). Pocket - SONORA "CANDID." Housed in a size aluminum cabinet (27/8 x 8 x 4!-é inches) compact black Durez plastic cabinet, with four -tube radio. dynamic speaker. this set offers four -tube radio with Power turns on when lid is lifted. Uses built -in antenna, special headphones one "B" battery, one flashlight cell. $19.95 connection. With batteries, $17.95

www.americanradiohistory.com i MOTOROLA- 65BP -1. Six tubes, AC- PHILCO -84T. Five tubes, AC -DC and ZENITH- 6G501M. Six tubes, five - GENERAL ELECTRIC -JB -513. Five DC and battery- operated. Concealed self -powered battery operation, with and -a -half inch speaker, AC -DC and tubes. AC -DC or battery operated. loop antenna, "on -off" indicator with large, built -in loop aerial. Covered in battery operation. Cabinet in brown Built -in Beam -a- scope, five -inch automatic change -over switch. Air- airplane -luggage fabric with contrast- airplane fabric or indigo -blue leather- speaker, full- vision dial. Cabinet in plane fabric covering. Price: $29.95 ing buffalo graining. Price: $22.50 ette. With Zenith battery pack. $29.95 washable simulated pigskin. $29.95 (Continued) MARTLY - STYLED EACr-04 - radio hand -luggage is the new 1941 portable -ideal gift for a travel- ing husband or friend Covered in the durably airplane fabrics, in sim- ulated alligator skin or i rawhide, even in real leather, these receivers may be used either a!- battery sets en route or as plug -in electric sets when one's destination is reached. Here are just EMERSON- 357 -A. Six tubes, AC -DC PORT -O- MATIC- BE -27. Seven -tube RCA VICTOR-TAP-2. Five tubes, ANDREA- 6G61A. Six tubes, AC- a few of the many at- and battery operated. Velvet -drive tun- superhet, over -sized speaker, operates AC -DC or battery operation, built -in DC or battery. operation, automatic tractive portables now ing with dynamic speaker, Super -Loop on AC-DC or battery current. Magic Magic Loop antenna, two -tone, tan power switch. Cabinet in simulated being offered shoppers. aerial, automatic volume control and Indicator for power- battery switch. woven- fabric covering with airplane alligator with disappearing cover, power shift. Tan rawhide. $19.95 Suntan cowhide. $59.95, less batteries luggage -type construction. Price: $24.95 climate- sealed treatment. $29.95

STEWART WARNER -8R8. Micro - PHILCO-6iuP. Pnoto- clacnc ladle SCOTT- Victorian. Exclusively custom - STROMBERG -CARLSON - 535 -PS. phono Recorder and radio. Eight -tube phonograph. Ten -tube radio has eight built radio -phonograph combination. Automatic radio- phcnograph. Radio radio with ten -inch speaker, push- electric push -buttons, built -in aerial. This model and others incorporate with Labyrinth and FM Carpinchoe button tuning. Cabinet is mahog- swirl Automatic record- changer with home - FM, hand -made tuning chassis. Prices speaker, push- button tuning, four any, walnut or blond mahogany. $99.95 recording unit. Walnut cabinet. $189.95 vary with individual specifications bands. Walnut or mahogany. $265 ONCE family social life centered about the old parlor organ; to- day a family radio set is the focal point of every American living - room. That is why so many families who have the pleasant habit of presenting themselves with a Christmas gift are finding the consoles and radio- phonograph combinations their best bet this year. With the sweeping increase in popularity of - MIDWEST -17. 17 -tube Super De- RCA VICTOR -207. record -Z -VHR Home -re- GENERAL ELECTRIC - -J -828. Corn - ZENITH - 10 -S -549. Chairside set luxe playing sets and the chassis, touch -button tuning, Or- cording model with radio featuring ten bination model with automatic record - with ten tubes, Wavemagnet aerial, gan-Fonic Filter, drastic decrease in rec- dual speakers, loop tubes, electric tuning, twelve -inch changer and radio featuring dual Beam - ten -inch speaker. automatic tuning. ord prices, radio marts antenna, Stat -Omit, giant tuning dial. speaker, and victrola with automatic a- scopes, dual speakers, six tuning Cabinet (21 inches high) in walnut have been flooded with Cabinet in American walnut. $8935 record-changer, recording service. $200 keys. Blond mahogany. Price. 5189.95 with easy -roll casters. Price: $84.95 fine combinations. Some of them, priced from less than a hundred dollars. are shown here. Included are a great variety of cabinets finished in rich eighteenth- century ma- hogany, or quiet walnut or ultra- modern blond -woods. The radio-phono- graph combinations art the ultimate in home entertainment! You will find them a perfect fam- ily gift this Christmas.

ALLIED 10593. Console -B- combina- WILCOX- GAY -A -94. Automatic rec- MOTOROLA -83F1. Automatic record - CROSLEY -30 BC. Combination ra- tion. Nine -tube radio with ord- electro-dy- changer. dual -speed recording unit. changer radio -phonograph (with auto - dio- phonograph with seven -tube radio, namic speaker; automatic record - ten -tube radio has twelve -inch heavy matic reject button), including eight - ten -inch dynamic speaker, rotating, changer, home- recording unit. Eight- duty dynamic speaker. - Eighteenth tube radio with six- button electric loop antenna. Automatic record - eenth- century cabinet in walnut. $87.50 century cabinet design. Price: $179.90 tuning, twelve -inch speaker. $114.95 changer plays fourteen records. $79.95

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MOTOROLA- 58FRC. Automatic phono-ra- EMERSON -384. Acoustically constructed dio. changes eight ten -inch records with lid portable cabinet in fine -grain simulated pig- closed. has constant speed, self- starting mo- skin. two-tone finish. Six -tube radio with tor. Five -tube radio with tone control. loop six -and -a- half -inch speaker. Super - Loop antenna. Cabinet in walnut veneer. $49.95 aerial. Phonograph and home recorder. $69.95 BOYS and girls away at school, high - school young folk at home, young married people - these are a few of the many to whom one could give nothing more appropriate than a small, easily transportable combination set. Pictured here, these are the biggest value, dollar for dollar, in home -entertainment facilities available today. They are low - priced and can be used in more different ways and places than any other type of set. Some of them have automatic record - changers, others have push- button DVNAPHONE- D -10 -A. Eight -tube NEW AND UN1QuL s novelt, icycle GENERAL ELECTRIC -J -629. Home- record- tuning, others have home record- ANSLEY ing combination, including six -tube radio with radio which can be adapted for all currents radio, made by Motorola, pioneers in trans- Dynapower speaker, touch -button tuning, ing units. Look over these samples found abroad. Phonograph has Ansley Crystal port receivers. It has three tubes. four - built -in antenna. Automatic record -changer and you'll be sure to investigate pickup and amplifier. Available in twelve inch dynamic speaker, plays anywhere. and microphone for recording. Price: $79.95 further when Christmas shopping. finishes, prices varying according to finish Complete with batteries. aerial, $19.95

G-40. Simple record -player in AN Au I O RADIO is another suggestion for CROSLEV -33BG. Six -tube radio with eight - WILCOX-GAY -A -87. Portable combination, ANDREA - inch dynamic speaker, loop antenna, "Gold complete with radio, phonograph and recorder. airplane -fabric covered cabinet. Phonograph a welcome Christmas gift. Progress in re- Glow" dial. Record- player plays all records Seven tubes, wave -trap for reduced interference, is electric with two -tube amplifier, tone and cent years has led to the development of up to twelve -inch, includes recorder with automatic tone control, low- resonance speaker. yy volume controls outside lid. May also be had many fine sets, such as Motorola. Other table -type microphone. Walnut veneer. $6995 Airplane luggage fabric covering. Price: $79.95 in simulated alligator covering. Price: $24.95 manufacturers include Philco and Arvin (Please turn to next page) Home Recorder FREE! o,o

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DAYS with FREQUENCY TRIA MODULATION ZENITH- 6S580. Six -tube radio with Wave - 'TEWART- WARNER --6T8. Professional model SEIFSTARrINf and TELEVISION magnet aerial, black airplane dial, push -but- -ecorder radio with six tubes, six -inch speaker, E/fCrRIO-NONO ADAPTATION ton tuning. five -inch speaker. Phonograph :wo- position tone control, six push -buttons. Re- plays ten- and twelve -inch records. Cabinet cording unit comes with table stand and may is designed for playroom or den. $49.95 be used as public- address system. Price: $89.95 TNRILLINO WORLD -WIDE FOREIGN EN WIS DIRECT!)

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MAJESTIC TP221 -A. Standard broadcast RCA VICTOR 100. Chest -type cabinet with MIDWEST RADIO CORPORATION - -V DEPT. CINCINNATI ONU. HOME RECORDER FREE phono -radio combination. Walnut veneer cab- five -tube radio, built -in loop antenna, dynamic - EASY TERMS inet with smooth. rounded edges contains six - speaker. two -point tone control. Victrola features tube radio and a phonograph which plays constant-speed, self- starting motor. turntable ten- and twelve -inch records. Price: $37.95 playing twelve -inch records with lid closed. $29.95

www.americanradiohistory.com (Continued from preceding page) MOST adaptable radio set on market still is the table model. On this page, MovnE -RADIO GUIDE suggests only a few of the 1941 presentations, designed for any number of special purposes, which would make excellent gifts. For bedrooms, for dens, for bath- rooms, for offices- they're all moderately priced and exception- ally good instruments. Because there are so many of them, table A CHARMING ILLUSTRATION of how much fun a table model can be radios are perhaps the easiest to is the small girl listening -test pictured above. The radio happens to be select and the surest to please a Zenith (Model No. 6- 5- 511W) -a six -tube set with Wavemagnet, five - most people, whatever may be the inch speaker, automatic tuning. Cabinet in ivory plastic. Price: $26.95 nature of their radio equipment.

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MIDWEST -R -9. Nine tubes with dynamic MOTOROLA -62T1. Six tubes, clock tuning MIDWEST -Q -17. 17 -tube chassis with WESTINGHOUSE -WR -179. Original in de- six -inch speaker, two -way tone control. four - with six push buttons, "Aero Vane" loop an- touch- button tuning, eight -inch speaker, tun- sign, fitting any surroundings, this five -tube push- button tuning, built -in loop aerial, large, tenna, six -inch dynamic speaker. Set has ing eye, Fidel -A -Stat, loop antenna, Stat -Omit, set has five- button automatic tuning. dust - illuminated dial. Cabinet of walnut veneers television connection, operates on three giant half -circle dial. Cabinet is of American proof five -inch speaker, semi -clock type dial, with new, rounded grille. Price is $29.95 broadcast bands. Walnut cabinet. $34.95 walnut veneer, hand -rubbed. Price: $65.55. built -in loop antenna. Walnut veneer. $19.95

CROSLEY F:V R -[GAP. Five tubes, six - EMERSON -400. "The Patriot," a new and STROMBERG- CARLSON- 500 -H. New, plas- SENTINEL -212 -T. Six tubes, two bands, inch dynamic speaker, loop antenna, large colorful table model in red, white and blue tic cabinet in choice of colors features large with built -in loop aerial, RF stage for greater "Gold Glow" dial, automatic volume control. combinations of Monsanto cast plastic. Five airplane -type dial, five- and -a- half -inch speak- distance reception, dynamic speaker, illumi- Hand -rubbed walnut cabinet, protected by tubes, inclosed Super -Loop aerial, velvet drive er, tone control, automatic volume control. nated dial. Cabinet is sturdily constructed the Crosley Jewei Case Protector. $19.99 tuning and "Easy -Eye" dial. Price: $15.00 In brown, $24.95; in ivory or silver, $26.95 with varied walnut veneers. Price: $24.95

HOWARD -780. Eight tubes with band -ex- PHILCO -188T. Special long -distance radio, GENERAL ELECTRIC -J -62. "Treasure RCA VICTOR- 16T -2. Six tubes, two pander tuning, eye -angle dial, fly -wheel con- built to deliver reception under handicap Chest." equipped for record- player, this set band, edge -lighted full vision dial, six -inch trols, three wave- bands, automatic volume from low -power stations. Featured are eight has dual Beam -a- scope, five -inch dynamic speaker, built -in Magic Loop antenna, plug and tone control, phonograph and television tuning bands, three conventional and five speaker, Visualux dial, automatic tone com- in connection for Victrola or television. connections. Walnut cabinet. Price: $49.95 short -wave spread bands. Eleven tubes. $150 pensation. Cabinet in mahogany. $29.95 Modern cabinet in walnut veneer. $29.95

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Idea for the swelling tones Lesky, Jack MARTIN "Twilight i n one and bringing out his favorite chef came when the group played at Santa Mayo, saxo- LEWIS' Turkey" or from New York . Bob Crosby had Monica and Van listened to the innu- phones. Fore- "Huckleberry to have all his suits taken in four endos of the rolling surf on the beach. ground: Gar- Duck." inches because he lost twenty -five Holding forth at the now -defunct wood Van, leader and saxophonist. Bookings pounds when he went on a diet for but world -famed Trocadero for a Second row (left to right): George Russ Morgan is at the St. Francis his picture work . Horace Heidt fifty- two -week stand, breaking at- Sparrow, bass; Louis Paonessa, drums; .Hotel in Frisco with practically an had the tables turned on him during a tendance records continuously, Gar- Ray Foster, Jack Hayes, trumpets; entire new band . . . Jimmy Dorsey housewarming party in his new wood Van has played the most ex- Pete Lofthouse, trombone. For its in- followed Bobby Byrne at the Mea - Hollywood home. The telephone rang clusive hotels on the West Coast, in- corporation of the rolling surf's swell dowbrook with B. B. going to the and Horace answered it. "Is this cluding the San Francisco Fairmont and ebb into dance music enjoyed Hotel Roosevelt in New Orleans for Horace Heidt?" the caller asked. "Yes, and St. Francis Hotels, the Santa Bar- from Coast to Coast on all networks, a month. He returns to the Meadow - it is," said Horace. "Well, your num- bara Biltmore, the Baker Hotel in your correspondent names Garwood brook on Christmas Day and stays ber has been picked on the 'Pot o' Dallas and swank Victor Hugo's in Van's band the MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE until January 26 when T. Dorsey and Gold' program and a messenger boy Beverly Hills. Featured in many films BAND OF THE WEEK! Next week: his band move in ... Hal Kemp opens will arrive in a minute, you lucky and innumerable transcriptions, Gar- Art Kassel. at the Mark Hopkins Hotel in San person." It wasn't more than a minute wood Van has now signed to make Francisco December 20. after the call when a messenger ar- soundies for James Roosevelt -Globe Bandato rived with a potted chrysanthemum Productions, along with his one - Tommy Dorsey's band will have to Purely Personal in full bloom. The senders were Mere- nighter stands throughout the coun- charter a plane and fly from Holly- Jack Denny, who was one of the dith Willson and his wife. try. Most recent record- breaker was wood to New York on December 14 in top bandleaders a few years ago, filed Best Records of the Week at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium, order to get to the big city in time a voluntary petition of bankruptcy. On the VICTOR label: Kenny Bak- when all attendance records for two for their Paramount Theater engage- One of his creditors is Jeannie Lang, er's "You and Your Kiss" (27207); straight 'rights were broken. ment . . . Sax tooter George Auld, his former vocalist ... Ronnie Kem- Tommy Dorsey's "Anything" (27208); Garwood Van originally hails from who used to play in the Artie Shaw per, former Dick Jurgens vocalist and Glenn Miller's "Do You Know Why ?" Newark, N. .1., where, after finishing band and then led the crew when now with Horace Heidt, hasn't been (B- 10936); Walter Gross' "Creepy law school and passing the bar, he Shaw gave it up, is now a member of in Hollywood long, but long enough Weepy," a "boogie -woogie" study turned thumbs down on law and con- Benny Goodman's new outfit ... Kay to discover Kathie Lewis, an M -G -M (B- 10937); "Fats" Waller's "I'm his music. Receiving flicker for RKO will be player, to be his girl friend Jack Gonna Salt Away Some Sugar" tinued with Kyser's next ... (B- 10943). DECCA: Woody Herman's much success playing for society in titled "In the Army Now." The idea Edmondson of Johnny Long's "Long - "Dream Valley" (3461); Guy Lom- New York, Van temporarily retired was born when Kay and his bandsmen fellows," announced his marriage to bardo's "Along the Santa Fe Trail" from music to open a theater in all lined up to register for the draft Martha Glynn, Pittsburgh socialite (3464); Ray Kinney's "Yaaka Hula Los Angeles, which he gave up six . . . Skinnay Ennis is also slated for . . Allen Storr, a member of T. Hickey Dula" (3466); Pancho and his months later to form his present some work before the klieg lights. Dorsey's "Pied Pipers," passed the orchestra's "Down Argentina Way" band. Skinnay has been screen- and voice - cigars when he learned that he be- (3474). COLUMBIA: "Serenades," an album of serenades (set C -37); Benny tr Garwood Van's "Rolling Melody" tested at Mr. Zanuck's movie lot . came a papa to a baby girl. His was born at Pa. Goodman's "Nobody" (35820) and men number fourteen, including Van, The Andrews Sisters are back in Hol- daughter Sunbury, "Moonglow" (35839); Xavier Cugat's who plays the saxophone. In the pic- lywood to make their second picture So he won't get to see her until next "Kashmiri Love Song" (35821); Eddy ture above the band's line -up reads for Universal ... I wouldn't have be- week when the band returns East .. . Duchin's "There Shall Be No Night" as follows: Front row (left to right) lieved it if I didn't see it with my Joe Rigdon, pianist in the Griff Wil- (35823); Kate Smith's "Somewhere" Ben Fineman, piano; Jimmie de own eyes. The current issue of Coro- liams band, is back on the job again. (35822). OKEH: Ginny Simms' "Fre- Stefano, accordion; Vernon Green - net publishes a Christmas carol writ- He took time off to get married to a nesi" (5903).

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KENNY BAKER realizes a lifelong ambition December 8 when he appears as soloist with the Rochester Symphony Orchestra, Jose Iturbi conducting. Infantile paralysis epidemic canceled Kenny's Shreveport, La., concert.

ANNOUNCER Charles O'Connor's grams, like "Manhattan Merry -Go- with turkeys on Thanksgiving-tur - voice is two tones lower Round," that goes on and on with keys he raised on his Connecticut VIVIAN DELLA CHIESA, new so- than usual since he's had flu, so few changes, no ballyhoo, but a loyal farm . Milton Cross slipped the prano of NBC "American the his Album" sponsor is keeping him off the air following. other day as he announced the "Radio until he sounds like the "Johnny Pre- City Music Hall of the Air." Said he: sents" announcer of pre -flu days . . . Race for Latin Good -Will "You have just heard a song by Karl Bill Stern broadcasts his "Sports The race to cement South American Marx-I mean Josef Marx" ... NBC Newsreel of the Air" from the West good -will is on. As CBS president is back on the air with an impressive Coast December 8, the following William Paley and associates tour schedule of television programs, in- week from New York, and the next nine South American countries to line cluding all sorts of sports . . . CBS two from the West Coast again . up broadcast features, NBC announces censored the first script proposed for Pick and Pat, off the air for a couple that it has made arrangements for the new "Campbell Playhouse," ne- of years, are auditioning for a come- stations in twenty republics to re- cessitating a week's postponement of back on a program heard only in the broadcast NBC's short -wave programs, the initial show, which was to have South, where their popularity ranks starting January 1. These rebroad- been November 22. It was a radio high. casts will include the Metropolitan adaptation of Wilbur Daniel Steele's Opera and Toscanini's concerts. Mu- "Life Is So Little" that was nixed, be- Billy Jones and Ernie Hare, those tual stepped into the picture when its cause it contained a fifth column plot grand old troupers of radio's pioneer -which is one of radio's thousand days, are together again. Ernie died and one taboos. March 9, 1939. Billy died November 23. At the time of Ernie's death, his Big Day for Mary Margaret daughter, Marilyn, stepped forward to This author has just returned from carry on the famous radio name of Mexico, Mo., the scene of activities Jones and Hare on their program surrounding "Mary Margaret McBride over WMCA, a New York station. Day" (November 22) by proclamation ANDRE KOSTELANETZ (r.), Al- Billy was carrying their script for the By of Governor Lloyd C. Stark of Mis- bert Spalding have new CBS series day when he dropped dead on busy souri. Broadway. The program went on WILSON BROWN It was a big day for this Missouri without him, but it was about him - girl who went to New York in the about him and his old partner. Their 'twenties to become a leading writer story is the story of radio, and listen- and radio's foremost woman radio ers will not soon forget them-the commentator. She was brought into Happiness Boys and the Interwoven board of directors moved to appoint a town behind screaming motorcycle Pair -Jones and Hare. representative to negotiate with South sirens; photographed at her old desk in American officials for an exchange of the newspaper office where she held Elisabeth L Off "Album" programs. her first job; fed a meal of two meats, With no advance announcement eight vegetables, two salads and three "American Album of Familiar Mu- Networks carried no Thanksgiving desserts; was the star of four broad- sic" dropped Elizabeth Lennox, with Day football games because it would casts, the guest of honor at two the program for three years, and sub- have cost twenty thousand dollars in parties, and had governors, judges and stituted Vivian della Chiesa on No- revenue from daytime serials which mayors as her escorts. Mary Margaret vember 24. We often wondered why would have had to be canceled . . had all the reason in the world to be this program featured two sopranos - "Ellen Randolph" and "Myrt and the "big shot," but, true to her back- Jean Dickenson being a coloratura Marge," originating in New York; will ground, she was again the country soprano and Miss Chiesa a lyric so- soon start switching to Chicago to girl- kicking off her shoes when her prano. Miss Lennox is also a soprano. pick up the commercial announce- feet got tired, eating pie as she talked Each time we asked, the answer was, ments. Marvin Mueller will spiel the to save time, and refusing to "doll up" "No comment." We wondered why former and Bill Bouchey the latter. in fancy dresses. She allowed herself -Maur .ce Seymou this latest change. Came the answer, only one luxury for the event -a fur ROSE BLANE i songstress with "No comment." "American Album of Edward MacHugh (the Gospel coat -which her manager had to Abe Lyman's orchestra (NBC) Familiar Music" is one of those pro- Singer) presented thirty -eight friends force her to buy.

WHEN Gene Autry did his "Mel- the face of Joe, Sr., when he an- ody Ranch" show from CBS swered, "That new automatic loader studios here recently, two detectives is what you want me to get next, visited the show "on business." The isn't it, Daddy ?" Incidentally, it's law wasn't after the screen -radio gratifying to point out that the "Hig- cowboy, however. The detectives were gins" sketch is back on a full NBC - By trying to find Mary Lerner, thirteen, Blue network (10 a.m. EST). Spon- DON MOORE who had run away from her New sors please note. York home, leaving a note that she intended to "follow the Gene Autry Among radio names in Chicago for radio show." Mary evidently hadn't the School Broadcast Conference were WATCH FOR the wackiest caught up with Gene, for she couldn't Lyman Bryson, chairman of CBS' be located at the show. "People's Platform," and George V. show in radio to hit CBS. Denny, Jr., whose NBC "Town Meet- It's "You Sell Me," being Who's "Joshing" Whom? ing" program originated here as a tested locally on WBBM. In Joe "Josh Higgins" Dumond was feature of the educational conclave quite enthusiastically helping Joe, Jr., Ken Griffin (star of "Backstage the first few weeks the sta- play with the lad's toy train layout Wife" and "Road of Life ") goes the tion was swamped with the other day. Thinking of Christmas, cameraddicts one better. He has de- 9,000 requests for tickets he asked the boy what he wanted veloped a hobby and business of mak- -NeC NOIIywOOO next time they bought an addition. ing and selling Ken -did cameras . . . fo see people paid for do- ON RED CROSS airing Nov. I7: Joe, Jr., thought it over carefully - Dan Sutter (commercial voice on Lionel Barrymore, Edgar Berger ing daffy slapstick stunts. and shrewdly. He brought a blush to Wayne King's show) will plane to the 38 1./. N

www.americanradiohistory.com SHIRLEY TEMPLE will star again on the "Lux Radio Theater" shortly after the first of the year. Reason: Heavy applause -mail response after the first appearance of the little screen idol for Lux in "The Littlest Rebel."

KATE SMITH and entourage blitz - us Vallees are tough hombres." ducer of the "Sherlock Holmes" air- krieged Hollywood during the ings, is writing the screen play "Pack fortnight and made her presence Backstage Snoopings Up Your Troubles" for Columbia Pic- known variously. Primarily in the At Al Pearce Camel show: Boss Al tures. West to help launch the film "Arizona" having trouble making his cast be- at Tucson, Kate flew to the cinema lieve he killed three ducks with one Double Trouble capital in an American Airlines spe- sixteen -gauge shell on a recent hunt- Dick Nelson, who has doubled for cial, huddled with 20th Century -Fox ing -trip . At "Blondie": Penny Jimmy Stewart's voice on "Hedda officials over their offer to make her Singleton dashing home to change a Hopper's Hollywood" dramatizations, the star of "The Great American jingle -bell -buttoned sweater which finds the voice similarity has prac- RAY NOBLE, Templeton Time's" Broadcast," a radio cavalcade film, made too much noise at the mike, and tically ruined his radio career. Lis- maestro with his pet wire -hairs helped plug tunes from "Tin Pan Arthur Lake going realistic and pinch- teners insist that he is Stewart in- Alley," the newest product from that ing himself so hard that he let out a cognito, so he has had to develop lot, and reported, "I feel like I went lusty yell that almost broke up the another voice in order to get radio over Niagara Falls in a barrel." Busy show . At "Silver Theater ": Mar- work. "They'll probably even send me as she was, spies report that Miss tha Scott, wearing dark glasses to re- for him," moans Nelson, "when it Smith was still able to find time to hearsals and performances and ex- comes time for Stewart to report for devour vanilla -fudge ice -cream by plaining that their use soft -pedals a year's military training!" ... Which the plateful at Delhavens, a Beverly her stage fright ... At "Jell -O Show ": reminds that radio and film friends Hills confectionery! tossed a farewell party for Hedda Hopper on the eve of her flight to Tony Martin to Return ... Live Mikings New York for two weeks of broad- Tony Martin is practically set to re- casts. Another radio favorite sched- turn to the air as star of a Coast -to- uled to be in New York for the holi- Coast broadcast scheduled to hit the days is Jean "Dr. Christian" Hersholt. air with the new year Bob Hope ... Kilts Are Rolf! has moved his Sunday night air pre- By view (not broadcast) performances to Bill Thompson, who plays Horatio the downtown Paramount Theater to EVANS PLUMMER K. Boomer and the Old Timer on the get away from the gag -chilling effect Fibber McGee shows, has decided of the deadened NBC audience stu- against wearing kilts on chill Cali- dios . Bob Burns and family are fornia nights. The decision came after he wore them to the Thanksgiving off to New York for several weeks of -lam.. M.pi. Connelly dinner of Don Quinn, Fibber's writer. rest and fun. Meantime, Bing Crosby JANET LOGAN has title role in announces he will again sing, as trying to cook up a gag Thus adorned, he entertained lustily that Jack Benny "Stepmother" (CBS serial show) has been his annual custom, "Adeste based on the carburetor of his old on the bagpipes, much to the enjoy- Fideles" and "Silent Night" on his Maxwell ... At "Maxwell House Cof- ment of Quinn's young daughter. But Christmas -week programs . Mar- fee Time ": Mary Martin, tired of when bedtime came the young lady tha O'Driscoll, of Irene Rich's "Dear being told she had runs in both her wanted more -and made the special John" serial, had her tonsils removed stockings, making a general explana- request that Thompson serenade her last week. tion that she had just dashed over from beneath her window. So that's from the Paramount lot where they the way it turned out. Bill, on the Purely Personal are a part of her costume in a pic- coldest night to date of the southern Ona Munson, "Big Town's" Lorelei, ture, and that she is well aware both California winter, knocked his knees refuses to divulge the name of the hose have runners. They are supposed together like castanets the while he New York gallant who phones her to. wheezed and shrilled at his bagpipes long distance after each broadcast . . . for the sake of chivalry. Nor will Helen Wood, of "Those We Flicker Clicks Love," settle the question whether The second "Lum and Abner" Taglines that large diamond she keeps switch- movie will go before the cameras Boswell sisters Martha and Vet, now ing from left to right hand and back January 3; right now the team is on married and retired from singing, again means something or nothing a ten -week personal- appearance tour visited Connie last week when she . Rudy Vallee is dating showgirl with their first picture, "Dreaming premiered on the "Kraft Music Hall" Myrna Dell when Jackie Coogan Out Loud" . . . After coming all the Edgar Bergen has been granted isn't, but now Rudy has a helper way west, Fred Allen's Minerva Pious his private pilot's license; his first available. It's his dad, Charles, here could not be used in Paramount's authorized passenger was his girl Fri- day, Mary Hanrahan The Rhythm from Maine for a visit. "If my boy "Road to Zanzibar "; seems that her ... -Charles dcmery needs any help in his feud with John hair didn't offer enough contrast to Rangers will be heard on Roy Rogers' Barrymore, or anyone else," says Pop the dark hair of Dorothy Lamour, in cowboy airshow December 14 for THE GOSPEL SINGER, Edward Vallee, "I'm here to help him prove the same film ... Tom McKnight, pro- British war relief. MacHugh, in Connecticut home

Coast next month to be screen -tested and Pat Buttram, WLS' crack -voiced November 13 . . . Jane Webb, well - by M -G -M ... New love- interest roles backwoods comic, has been signed for known girl actress of the "Tom Mix" in recent episodes of "Stepmother" regular duty . Quick click : Hal sketch, has grown up enough that she are played by Dorothy Francis and Tate, who formerly wrote this column played her first adult radio role on "First Nighter" star Les Tremayne. and is now a local WAAF radio gos- "Cameos of New Orleans" recently. sip, met Nikki Kay, writer for WBAL, Todd Fan Club Boosts Red Cross Baltimore, on a Sunday; he bade her Studebaker Is Dr. Bob Again When a fan club was organized for good -by here on Tuesday; then he Hugh Studebaker goes back into Dick Todd, "Show Boat" crooner, called her on long -distance Wednes- the role of Dr. Robert Graham on there were a lot of Australians who day to propose -and got an okay. "Bachelor's Children," replacing Art wanted to join Canadian Dick's back- Kohl, who did the part while Hugh ers. But money couldn't be sent from Ed Prentiss, Dr. Harding in "Wo- was on a health vacation in the South- war -occupied Australia. The organiz- man in White," likes the number west . . . Mrs. Thomas Frissell, of ers solved the membership -fee prob- thirteen, because this is his thirteenth Middletown, Conn., was the first wo- lem by granting membership to any doctor role in radio. And Bob Bailey, man to win one of the "Wings of Australian sending a receipt showing Bob Jones in "Kitty Keene," thinks Destiny" airplanes. When the plane a contribution to the Red Cross. the number is lucky, because he was was delivered at Hartford, Conn., she Crooner Todd, by the way, was an born on Friday the thirteenth in f913. was debating nine bids from would - interested spectator at one of the re- But it was a jinx numeral for Cynthia be purchasers. She sold it to a man cent Firestone broadcasts here featur- Cline, ace of "Quiz Kids." She was who was on the spot with $1,500. . ing operatic tenor Richard Crooks ... eliminated after thirteen appearances "Show Boat" has moved into the Wo- -CBS Songstress Jane Kaye has returned as and was forced to relinquish a come- man's Club auditorium for more BILL PERRY is the popular tenor regular on the "National Barn Dance," back attempt because of a cold on audience space. of CBS "Sat. Night Serenade"

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www.americanradiohistory.com European News in English Important Stations Daily Morning (Megacycles or thousands of kilocycles shown) CST MST CSW7. Portugal 9.736 RAN, U.S.S.R. 9.80 CITY STATION DIAL DJB, Germany 16.20 RV96, " 6.03. 15.18 5:30 a.m. 4:30 a.m. Berlin DJB 15.20 DJC, 6.02 BBT. Sweden 16.168 DJD, 11.77 TAP, Turkey 9.465 7:OO a.m. 6:00 a.m. London GSV 17.81 On Short Waves DJL, 15.11 TAO, " 16.195 7:30 a.m. 6:30 a.m. Berlin DJ B 15.20 DJZ. 11.801 TOV'A, Guatemala 7:30 a.m. 6:30 a.m. Rome 2R08 17.82 DXB, " 9.61 9.685, 16.17 8:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m. Amst'dam PCJ 15.22 DZD, " 10.643 VLQ5, Australia 9.88 Edited by Charles A. Morrison EAQ, Spain 9.86 VLQ7, 11.88 PCV 18.065 EIRE, Ireland 17.84 VLR, 9.68 9:40 a.m. 8:40 a.m. Rome 2R08 17.82 President, International DX'ers Alliance GRW, England 8.145 VLW3, " 9.645 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. London GSV 17.81 Gay, 9.80 WCAB, Philadelphia. 10:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Berlin DJB 15.20 Programs from foreign countries GBH, 9.51 Pa. 6.08. 9.59, 15.27 change GSC, 9.58 WCBR, New York City 11:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Athlone, subject to without notice G131), 11.75 17.83, 15.27. 9.65. Ireland EIRE 17.84 08E, 11.86 8.17, 11.83. 8.12 11:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Berlin DJB 15.20 G8F, 15.14 WGEA, Schenectady. GBG, 17.79 N. Y. 21.50, 15.33. 9.66 Daily Aft 08K, 21.47 WGEO, Schenectady, ENGLISH NEWS SERVICE OF U. S. INTERNATIONAL OSI, 15.28 N. Y. 9.63 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. London GSF 15.14 STATIONS ß8J, 21.58 WLWO, Cincinnati, 12:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. Berlin DJB 15.20 GSL, 6.11 Ohio 15.25. 17.80, following complete list of 12:30 p.m. (ex. Sat.) -N. Y. City: WCBX GSM, 11.89 11.71, 9.69, 6.08 12:50 p.m. 11:50 a.m. Rome 2R06 15.30 (17.83) 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Berlin 11.80 GBP, " 16.31 WNBI, New York City DJZ THEEnglish newscasts broadcast 12:45 p.m. (ex. Sat.)- Cincinnati: WLWO OST. " 21.56 11.89. 6.100. 17.78 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Rome 2R06 15.30 regularly over our United (15.25) GEM. " 17.81 WPIT, Pittsburgh. Pa. 2R04 11.81 12:45 p.m. (ex. Sat.)- Schenectady: WGEA HAT4. Hungary 9.125 21.64, 15.21, 11.87, 8.14 2:45 p.m. 1:45 p.m. London GSD 11.75 States international stations is an ) HBJ, Switzerland 14.535 WRCA. N. Y. City 9.87 3:30 p.m. 12:55 p.m. (ex. Fri.. Sat.) -Philadelphia: HBL, 9.535 WHUL -WRUW, 2:30 p.m. Berlin DZD 10.543 exclusive monthly feature found HBO " 11.409 Boston Mass. 4:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. Berlin WCAB (15.27) DXM 7.27 only in MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE. Letters 1:15 p.m. -(Sat. only) HCJB, Ecuador 12.48 1' .75, 16.35, 16.95, DZD 10.543 - Philadelphia: HP5A, Panama 11.70 15.13, 11.79, 11.73. from our readers in such far -off WCAB (15.27) 11P50. 11.78 6.04 4:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. Rome 2R04 11.81 1:15 p.m. (ex. Sat.)- Boston -News read- 4:45 p.m. 3:45 places as Alaska, Hawaii and the 11W. Vatican City 11.74 RGOX, China 16.19 p.m. London GSD 11.75 Basic English by Miss Indo -China 11.78 XGOY, " 9.826, 11.90 5:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Berlin DJ D 11.77 Canal Zone enthusiastically en- Pin Pin T'an: WRUL (15.35, 3L114, Japan 16.105 Y. France 9.62 5:15 p.m. 4:15 p.m. Finland OIE 15.19 dorse the timely of this table. 79in) JVZ, 11.815 RUG, Jugoslavia 15.24 value 2:30 p.m. (ex. Sat. )- Boston Christian JZI, 9.696 21903, Italy 9.63 Daily Evening (Time is Eastern Standard.) Science Monitor World- News: JZJ, 11.80 2804, 11.81 6:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. WRUL (15.35, 11.79) JZK. 15.16 Yß06, " 15.30 Moscow RV96 9.52 KOEI. San Francisco. 2ßO8, " 17.82 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Budapest HAT4 SUNDAYS 2:55 p.m. (ex. Sat.) -N. Y. City- Phila- 9.125 delphia: WCBX (9.65) WCAB Calif. 9.87, 15.33 2809, " 9.87 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. London GSC 9.58 (15.27) LXV, Norway 16.17 28014, " 15.23 6:30 a.m. -San Francisco: KLEI (9.67) MTCY. Manchukuo 11.78 2x015, " 11.76 GSD 11.75 7:00 a.m. -N. Y. City: WCBX (17.83) 3:30 p.m. (ex. Sat.)- Boston- Digest of 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Stock'm SBT 15.155 7:00 a.m. -Schenectady: WGEA (21.50) American Editorial Opinion: 7:15 p.m. 6:15 p.m. Berlin DJD 11.77 8:00 a.m. -N. Y. City -News of Europe: WRUL (15.35, 11.79) 3 p.m.- London-"An American Looks at Bri- DZD 10.54 WCBX (17.83) 3:55 p.m. (ex. Sat.)- Cincinnati: WLWO 8:00 (15.25) tain": GSD (11.75) GRY (9.60) 7:45 p.m. 6:45 p.m. London GSC 9.58 a.m.- Schenectady: WGEA (21.50) 6:15 p.m. Concert 3:55 (ex. Sat.)-Schenectady : -Guatemala- in the Acoustic GSD 11.75 8:30 a.m. -San Francisco: KLEI (9.67) WGEO : (9.53) WGEA (15.33) Bowl of Central Park: TGWA (9.685) 8:30 p.m. 7:30 9 :00 a.m.-Pittsburgh WPIT (15.21) p.m. Moscow RAN 9.60 10:00 a.m. -San Francisco: KLEI (9.67) 4:00 p.m.-Pittsburgh: WPIT (11.87) 7 p.m.- Guatemala- Orchestra of Maestro Jose RV% 9.52 10:00 a.m. -N. Y. City: WCBX (17.83) 4:45 p.m. (ex. Sat.) -N. Y. City: WCBX Molinas Pinillos, with noted soloists: TGWA 8:45 p.m. 7:45 p.m. Rome 2R03 9.63 11:00 a.m. -San Francisco: KLEI (9.67) .65 (9.685) 4:45 (ex(9. S) 2R04 11.81 11:00 a.m. -N. Y. City: WNBI (17.78) p.m. at.)- Pittsburgh- Lowell 7:30 p.m.-Berlin- English talk by Lord Haw 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Berlin DJ D 11.77 WPIT (15.21) Thomas: WPIT (11.87) 5:00 (Sat. Haw: DJD (11.77) DZD (10.54) DID 10.54 1:30 p.pl.- Philadelphia: WCAB (15.27) p.m. only) -N. Y. City: WCBX 2:45 p.m.- Cincinnati -H. V. Kaltenborn: (9.65) 8 p.m.- Berlin -Talk by Rear Admiral Lutzow: DJC 6.02 WLWO (15.25) 5:00 p.m. (Sat. only) - Philadelphia: DJD (11.77) DZD (10.54) 10:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. London GSC 9.58 4 :00 p.m.- Pittsburgh : WPIT (11.87 ) WCAB (6.06) 9 p.m. -L o n d o n- "Within the Fortress," Sir GSL 6.11 6:00 p.m. -N. Y. C,ty- Philadelphia -News 5:15 p.m. (Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat.)- Phila- Hugh Walpole: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58) 11:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. Berlin DJC 6.02 of the World: WCBX (11.83) delphia: WCAB (6.06) GSL (6.11) 12:15 a.m. 11:15 p.m. London GSC 9.58 WCAB (6.06) 5:25 p.m. (Sat. only)-Cincinnati : WLWO 12:30 a.m. 11:30 p.m. Rome 2R03 9.63 6:00 p.m. -San Francisco: KGEI (15.33) (11.71) 6:43 p.m. -San Francisco: KGEI (15.33) 5:25 p.m.- Schenectady: WGEO (9.53) Monday. December 9 2R06 15.30 5:30 p.m. (Tues. only) Philadelphia: 7:55 p.m. -N. Y. City- Philadelphia -El- - For Rentama broadcast daily we Daily Program (COL. a) mer Davis: WCBX (11.83) WCAB (6.06) WCAB (6.06) 5:30p.m. (ex1. Sat.) -N. Y. City: WCBX 6:45 p.m.- London -Talk, "Matters of Moment ": Daily Programs. Sat., Dec. 7. 9:00 p.m.- Pittsburgh: WPIT (11.87) 1.83) GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58) through Fri.. Dec. 13 9:00 p.m. -N. Y. City: WRCA (9.67) 5:45 p.m. (Sat. only) -N. Y. City -The 7:30 p.m.- London -"Britain Speaks," with Leslie WNBI (11.89) World Today: WCBX (11.83) Howard: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58) The program listed here are those broadcast daily at the 5:45 p.m.-Philadelphia-The World To- same time. Exception. are indicated. 10:00 p.m. -C i n c i n n a t i -Peter Grant: 7:45 p.m.-Berlin-Fred Kaltenbach : DJD (11.77) WLWO (9.59) DZD (10.54) CST City Program Station 10 :00 Y. City- Philadelphia 6:00 p.m. (ex Sat.,) ( Boston Fulton p.m. -N. -Head- B - 7:45 p.m.- Switzerland -Program for North Amer- 6:15 a.m.-Batavia, Progral English lines and By- Lines: WCBX Lewis Jr., Washington News: Java- lur WRUL (11.79, ica: HBJ (14.535) HBO (11.402) listeners; (6:45 a.m.) News PMA WCAB (6.06) 6.04) (English): 6:15 p.m.- Boston -Christian S c i e n c e 9 p.m.- London -"Within the Fortress," George (19.345) 10:00 p.m. -San Frai o: ) (15.33) 11:00 p.m.- Cincinnati: WLWO (9.59) Monitor World News: WRUL Blake: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58) GSL (6.11) 6:20 a.m. -S y d n e y- Broadcast for east coast 11:00 p.m. -San Francisco: KGEI (9.53) (11.79, 6.04) North American listeners: VLQ5 (9.68) 6:15 p.m. (Sat. only)- Cincinnati -News- 11:55 p.m.- Philadelphia -N. Y. City: 10 7 a.m. -H o n g k on g-News (English) : ZBW3 WCAB (6.06) WCBX (6.12) room of the Air: WLWO Tuesday, December (9.525) 12:00 mid. -San Francisco: KGEI (9.53) (11.71) Fer programs broadcast daily N. Daily Program. (cal. a) 6:IS p.m. (Mon., Wed., Thurs., 7 :25 a.m.-Tokyo-News (English): JZJ (11.80) Fri.) - 5:15 p.m.- Berlin- Berlin Philharmonic Orches- WEEK. DAYS San Francisco: KGEI (15.33) JZI (9.535) 6:45 p.m. -San Francisco: KGEI (15.33) tra: DJD (11.77) DZD (10.54) 8 a.m.- Chungking, China-- Chinese National pro- 6:00 a.m. (Tues.) -San Francisco: KGEI 7:55 p.m.-N. Y. City -Elmer Davis, 7:30 p.m. -L o n d o n-"Britain Speaks," J. B. gram: XGOY (9.615) XGOA (9.72) (9.67) News: WCBX (11.83); (Sat. Priestley: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58) 11 :45 a.m.-GGuatemala- Popular marimba music 6:30 a.m. (ex. Tues.) - San Francisco: only) - Philadelphia: WCAB 7:45 p.m.- London -Headline News, by George for North America: TGWA (15.17) KGEI (9.67) (6.06 ) Slocombe: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58) 7:00 a.m. -N. Y. City -News of Europe: 1:15 p.m. (M on. only) Philadelphia: 1 p.m.- Lourenco Marques, Mozambique-Program WCAB (6.06) - 8:30 p.m.- London -Talk, "Here Lies the Nazi ": of native music: CR7BE WCBX (17.83) GSD GSC (9.58) (9.72) 7:00 a.m.- Schenectady: WGEA (21.50) 9:00 p.m. Sat.)- Boston - Raymond (11.75) 2 p.m. -R o m e-Evening concert with English 7:00 a.m.-Cincinnati -News from Here Gram Swing: WRUL (11.73, 9 p.m.- London -"Within the Fortress," Clemence announcements: 2R08 (17.82) 2R04 (11.81) and Abroad: WLWO (15.25) 04 ) Dane: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58) GSL (6.11) 3:10 p.m.- Sydney-Broadcast for eastern North 8:00 a.m.-N. Y. City: WCBX (17.83) 9:00 p.m.-Pittsburgh: WPIT (11.87) America: VLQ5 (9.68) 8:00 a.m. -Schenectady: WGEA (21.50) 9:00 p.m. -N. Y. City: WNBI (11.89) Wednesday. December 11 4:42 p.m.- London Broadcast for United States 8:30 a.m. -San Francisco: KGEI (9.67) WRCA (9.67) -- Y. 9:45 p.m. Y. City For programs broadca.t daily see Daily Program (Cal. 1) and Canadian listeners: GSD (11.75) GSC 9:OOa.m.-N. City -Pittsburgh: WNBI -N. -Philadelphia: (17.78) (15.21) WCBX (11.83) WCAB (6.06) 3 Week (9.58) WPIT p.m.- Landon-"I've Seen This ": GSD 9:15 a.m. (ex. Sat.) -N. Y. City: WCBX 10:00 p.m. (Sat. only) - San Francisco: (11.75) 5 p.m.-London--Home Service for British listen- (17.83) KGEI (15.33) 6:30 p.m.- London -"British Sketch Book ": GSD ers: GRW (6.145) Francisco: KGEI (9.67) 10:00 Cincinnati e 9:30 a.m.-San p.m.- -P ter Grant: (11.75) GSC (9.58) 5:30 p.m. a n a m a -News (English): HP5A 10:00 a.m. (Sat. only) -N. Y. City: WCBX WLWO (9.59) -P 7:30 p.m.- London -"Britain Speaks," Sir (11.70) (17.83) 10:00 p.m. (Mon., Wed., Fri.)-Philadel- Philip Joubert: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58) 5:45 p.m.- Quito, Ecuador-Lessons in Spanish: 10:30 a.m. (ex. Sat.) -N. Y. City: WCBX phia: WCAB (6.06) (17.83) 11:00 (Thurs.. Fri.) -San Francisco: 7:45 London News, by A. G. HCJB (12.46) p.m. p.m.- -Headline Il :00 a.m. -N. Y. City -Pittsburgh: WNBI KGEI (15.33) Macdonell: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58) 6 p.m.- Chungking, China-Chinese National pro. (17.78) WPIT (15.21) 11:00 p.m. -N. Y. City -Philadelphia: 8:20 talk E. D. Ward: gram for North America; (6:20 p.m.) News p.m.-Berlin-English by 11:00 a.m. (ex. Sat.) -San Francisco: WCBX (6.12) WCAB (6.06) DJD (English): XGOY (15.20) KGEI (9.67) 11:55 Philadelphia -N. Y. City: (11.77) DZD (10.54) p.m.- 9 p.m.-- Guatemala-Opera: TGWA (9.685) 6 p.m.- Panama-George Williams' English "Radio 11:30 a.m. (ex. Sat.) -Philadelphia: WCAB WCAB (6.06) WCBX (6.12) Newspaper ": HP5G (11.78) (15.27) 12:00 mid. -San Francisco: KGEI (9.53) 6:15 p.m. (ex. Sun.) -L o n d o n- "Canada Calls Thursday. December 12 from London ": GSD 111.75) GSC (9.58) For programs broadcast daily see Daily Program. (COI. 2) 6:30 p.m.- Berlin -"Today in Germany' (Sound 6:15 p.m.- London -- English newsletter for Cana- The Pictures): DJD (11.77) DZD (10.543) GENERAL NOTES: Broadcasting Cor- transmission of KGEI, San Francisco. is now da: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58) 7 p.m.- Stockholm- Program from Sweden for poration of Japan is greatly expanding its broadcast on a frequency of 9.53 megs . 7:30 p.m. -L o n d o n- "Britain Speaks," J. B. listeners in North America: SBT (15.155) overseas service. Powerful new stations are Ray Simpson of Concord West, N. S. W., Priestley: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58) 7:15 p.m.- London -Starlight Variety by top- being put on the air; new transmissions added, Australia. writes that the trans -Tasman weath- 7:45 p.m.- London -Headline News, by Vernon notch British artists: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58) and present schedules extended. The program er station on Lord Howe Island, may be heard Bartlett: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58) 7:30 p.m. London -Talk, "Britain Speaks": GSD p.m. e I i -- for eastern United States is now broadcast contacting the Rose Bay Airport, Sydney, 8:20 -B r n- "Action Reports from the (11.75) GSC. (9.58) Front ": DJD (11.77) DZD (10.54) from 7 to 8 p.m. over JLG4 (15.105), and nightly at 11:30 p.m. CST. on a frequency of 8 p.m.- Quito, Ecuador-"Friendship H o u r ": 9 p.m.- London -"Within the Fortress," Warren from 8 to 9 p.m. . . HCJB (12.46) JVZ (11.815), CST, over 8.955 megs . M. Unger of Detroit, Michi- Irvin: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58) 8 :30 p.m.- Moscow -English program for North JLG4 (15.105). The program for Pacific coast gan, informs me that "Radio Dakar" (9.41). 9:50 p.m.-Berlin-Jim and Johnny: DJD (11.77) America: RV96 (9.52) RAN (9.60) listeners, is now broadcast from 11 p.m. to Dakar, Senegal, is now making a special trans- DZD (10.54) 8:45 p.m.- London -"Tonight We Present': Ce. 12:30 a.m. CST, on the winter frequency of mission, in English, for North America, on lebrities of stage, screen and concert hall: JZI (9.535) ... The 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. CST Tuesdays and Fridays, at 2:30 p.m. CST. Friday, December 13 GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58) Far broadcast daily see Daily Program 9:30 p.m.- London -Radio Newsreel: "The War programs (COI. 1) in Sound ": Eye -witness accounts from ob. 6:15 p.m.- London -"Quiz for the Forces": GSD servers in the air, on land. at sea: GSD (1135) GSC (9.58) (11.75) GSC (9.58) GSL (6.11) 7:30 p.m.- Berlin-"Mirror of German Progress": Hodge, taxi driver: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58) 7:45 p.m.- London- Headline News. by A. G. DJD (11.77) DZD (10.54) 9:50 p.m. e r I i "Hot the Wire Macdonell: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58) 10:15 p.m. -L o n d o n- "Britain Speaks ": GSD -B n- Off ": DJD (11 75) GçC (9.5R) C,çg. (6111 7:45 p.m.- Berlin-Fred Kaltenbach's Military Re- (11.77) DZD (10.54) 8:20 p.m.- Berlin- English talk by E. D. Ward: view: DJD (11.77) DZD (10.54) DJD (11.77) DZD (10.54) 7:45 p.m.- London -Headline News, by George 9 p.m.- London -"Within the Fortress." H. Wick- Saturday, December 7 Sunday, December 8 Slocombe: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58) ham Steed: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58) GSL For programs roa a a c Dailya Program (Col. 1) 8:20 p.m.- Berlin-Fritz and Fred: DJD (11.77) For programs broadcast daily we Oa.ly programs (COI. 1) (6.11) d 7:15 p.m -Loo nd o n -"Off the Record" : OSD DZD (10.54) 11:45 a.m. -Guatemala-The Luncheon Hour Con- 9:50 p.m.- Berlin- Review of programs for the (11.75) CSC (9.58) 9 p.m.- London -"Within the Fortress," Herbert cert, ,.elected masterpieces: TGWA 115.17) coming week: DJD (11.77) DZD (10.54) 40 1D/D T

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Learn how Hospital and MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE, 731 Plymouth ist and arranger, as partner, Noble JORDAN; Bob Winton, JAMES BOLES; Surgical care is provided in case of ILL. launched his career as leader on a Judge Scott, JULIAN NOA. for every member of your family Court, Chicago, sickness or accident. Plan permits you to go series of six one -night engagements to any hospital in the U. S. ; select your own Mr. Glen Mitchell, Danville, Ill. at New England ballrooms. Born and surgeon. No medical examination required. - Mrs. R. Berry, Warsaw, Ind. -A pic- Write today for free information. MARY PATTON may be heard as Marie brought up in Pasadena, California, ture of the cast of "YOUNG DOCTOR his Martel on "Arnold Grimm's Daughter" Noble was influenced musically by MALONE" was published in MOVIE - INTERSTATE MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSN. (NBC), as Glenda Morrison on "Bach- mother, who sang, and a sister, who RADIO GUIDE week ending November DEPT. R. DOVER. DELAWARE elor's Children," and as the maid, played the piano. At fourteen he or- 29, 1940. MOVIE -RADIO Back copies of Please send me fall details concerning your Hoe Mary, on "Right to Happiness." ganized a small orchestra to play for GUIDE may be obtained for ten cents pile iantion Policy. Daughter of a country doctor, born in the local high -school dances. At nine- each from the circulation department NAPE ...... Duluth, Minnesota, December 8, 1916, teen he decided to take up singing, at 731 Plymouth Court. Mary arrived with an exhibition com- and competed in a Phil Harris contest ADDRESS plex and so couldn't be anything else in Los Angeles. As prize -winner in Hal Mrs. C. B. Livingston, Los Angeles, CITY. STATE ... but an actress. En route, however, she the contest, he went on to join Calif. -Yes, FRANK MUNN is married a bit of singing, modeling, secre- Grayson as vocalist and later went did . . . PHIL STEWART was born in Glas- tarial work (score: typing 85 words with George Hamilton for whom he gow, Scotland, April 22, 1904. After per; shorthand 120) and even tried played piano, sang and arranged at attending Scottish schools and making Be a RADIO Technician selling dresses. Her conscience bothers the Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood. his debut with a show troupe in Scot- her a bit about this phase of her ca- land, he decided to try his fortunes on Learn at Home-Make Good Money reer. One record day she sold ten the stage in America and came to this Get facts shout job oppor tmiUes in Radio and those com- ing in Television. Read how you prepare at home m spare identical gowns to gals attending the country in 1923, when he was nine- Urne. Hundreds I trained have good Radio jobs or their same junior prom. She got her first own Radio businesses. Many make $30, $40, $50 a week. teen years old. He obtained a job on Many make $5 to $10 week extra fixing radios In spare contract on the stage, she says, by time while learning. Find out what Radio offers you. an automobile assembly line with the Mall coupon. Get 64 -page book "Rich Rewards in Radio." making a nuisance of herself haunt- Ford Motor Company but thought the ing the casting office of "You Can't work monotonous and dull so three aA1R. J. E. SMITH, President. Dept. ()NT$ Take It With You." She I National Radio Institute. Washington. D. C. got the job months later he left it to take a job Mail me your book PREE. (No salesman will tall. -which turned out to be that of un- traveling through Michigan as a maga- Please write plainly.I AGE derstudy to six different characters, zine salesman. While selling magazines I NAYS including For the colored maid. seven in Wheeler, Michigan, he tackled the I ADDRESS Mary months sat patiently behind manager of a small traveling stock I CITY STATE scenes waiting to step in and "save company for a job. He played bit parts the show" in case somebody dropped with the tent show in the Wolverine dead. No one did, but she was re- state for one season and later went START A BUSINESS warded eventually by being given the back to Detroit to become part of a juvenile lead in the West Coast corn - vaudeville sketch act, which later AT HOME.. LIKE pany of the show. Upon returning to toured the East. In Pittsburgh he left JOHN LEHMAN -WHO SAYS New York Mary flirting This popular Fyr.Fyter has provided me with a started with the vaudeville troupe to become mas- STEADY INCOME dung the past Eight Years radio. She got on some daytime serials ter of ceremonies at the Hippodrome there, then came to Chicago in the fall We need more men like John Lehman. Are you Theater for fifty -two weeks. That en- looking for a steady and eermanent connection of 1939. Mary likes the theater, sports MARY PATTON enacts the With a nationally known doom gagement over he again entered pans which will offer you of all kinds, loves dogs and horses and role of Marie Martel in vaudeville and made his first stage w, an opportunity for inde- dotes on cooking. She's afraid to walk pendence?pendence'? No capital re- "Arnold Grimm's Daughter" appearance in Chicago in 1929. While qulred foe store. stock or on sidewalk gratings. This is a hang- names. We dellsec rolled there he visited a small Chicago sta- and mall We checks each over from childhood when she firmly tion, WCRW, and was asked by the Friday and help you with Di- es - Meet Mau Advertising. Write to- believed that kidnapers lurked below. manager to tell some jokes on the air. Poe rat day about your past experience Noble is married. His wife is the for- PAW e we you money mak- Mary's five feet four and one -half The manager later to and will mall mer Billie Grafton of Seattle, Wash- hired him an- Ing plan which has brought sutre. inches tall, weighs 118 pounds, has nounce commercials. Sometime after- to hundreds of others. Address ington. FY11 FACTORY,Dpt.1S- SO.Dayton,Ohio dark -brown hair and blue eyes. Here's ward Stewart joined KYW, then in a shot proving she is also glamorous. Chicago, where he remained as an an- Miss Dorothy Taylor, Akron, Ohio. nouncer for three years. Stewart is. ACTUAL FULL SIZC Mr. Tom Dwyer, Lansing, Mich. - -HARRY BABBITT was born November five feet eight inches tall, weighs 140 FOOD PRODUCTS Write BOB SHERWOOD in care of the 2, 1912. He is not married. pounds, has dark hair, a dark com- National Broadcasting Company, RCA plexion and blue eyes. His favorite FRE E: Building, Radio City, New York City. Miss Janet Orcutt, Syracuse, N. Y. pastimes are horseback riding, golf and MARE MONEY EASY WAY r' 1 To start you yarning looney quickly. will He will receive the letter, as all radio reading good books. Phil is FREE my Anortment -In "Lone Journey" LESTER DAMON married. SOAPS. ETC.- -arluol movie full Size wckaars -worth $ií.00: Yes, AB. and personalities receive their portrays Wolfe Bennett, WARREN MILLS $Or.UTELY FREE: You rcan ma mail at the studio with which they are of Bennett a Miss Dealer in your town and good has the role Wolfe (as Beth Steel, Los Gatos, Calif. - money showing those products t and taking orders from your friends and neigiilwr'. for connected. boy). Sydney Sherwood is played by TED MALONE broadcasts his "Between 200 everyday net-emitter, Coffer, Tea. Spic.t. Soaps. Toilet Articles. Ete. IM's CHARLOTTE HOLLAND, CLAUDIA MORGAN the Bookends" program Monday easy, because my line la fine quality, good value. and I give valuable Premiums, Mr. D. Alexander, Waterford, Conn. has the role of Nita Bennett. Sorry, through Friday 1:15 p.m. ante sing leSates.andatherRar} inhneeiats. at EST WRITE Lamm how you m eanl -Yes, JOAN TOMPKINS plays role but scripts for serial shows are not (10:15 PST) money in full or Beare time with expe- the a.m. over the NBC -Blue rienee. n Dealer for my vast line of quick selling necessi- of Betty Allen in "Stella Dallas." released, as the best possible way to network. Stations in your vicinity ties. I GIVEseYOL' CREDIT your obtain these stories is to listen every carrying this program are listed in the dreee NOW or myaAnsnrtmtn. of aetnal. full ize packages- Miss Anne Forrest, Kankakee, Ill. day. program section of this magazine. ABSOLUTELY FREE! Act now. - Ave.. In "Young Widder Brown" Torn GIL- raNOd, Seta Monmouth aim...nat,. MAN plays Marjorie Williams . Miss Betty McElderry, Pasadena, CHARLES MAXWELL has the role of Calif. -JANE WEST is author of "The DISCARD YOUR OLD AERIAL It la Yost Likely Corroded and Has Poor or Loose Noisy Connections. Jerry Matthews in "Stella Dallas." ' l and from summer rains and winter snow O'Neills, ALAN KENT is announcer, Complete No YORE BUZZES. CLICKS shorts and sleet when using an F A H Capacity Aerial Eliminator. Anyone can connect WILLIAM MEEDER, organist, and CARLO Does with Aerial entirely It in a moment's time to the radio set -occupies only 11í itch by 4 inch space behind the iet. yet enables radio to operate without an 1 and tune In Mr. Oren Nelson, Milwaukee, Wis. D'ANGELO, director. The cast follows: -- -Just place an your stations o r broadcast band frequencies and short w channels. F a H Capacity the entire -LEIGHTON NOBLE is not Ray Noble's Mrs. O'Neill, KATE McCoMB; Danny Aerial Elimi- ELIMINATE THE AERIAL FOR GOOD brother. Only twenty -five years of O'Neill, JAMES TANSEY; Sally Scott nator (riu 1% Attach this unit to your radio -make your set complete in Itself -- forget in. a 4 In.) aerial wires and troubles -more your set anywhere -no More roof climb- age, Leighton is one of the youngest O'Neill, HELEN CLAIRE; Janice Collins within your set. ing. unsightly lead -in or serial wires. Simple instructions ALREADY PROVED of the country's successful maestros. O'Neill, JANICE GILBERT; Eddie Collins furnished n Ph unit. NOT NEW -VALUE Easily ronneaed by On the market fire years. 1 00.000 customers in C.S. and foie' an countries. His success is due in large measure to O'Neill, JIMMY DONNELLY; Monte aerial and In use from the Art-tie Region of Norway to the Tropico of Africa. Each anyone to long reception. Cannot harm set -Easily of set. Your tartory tested on actual distance - his pleasing voice and talented piano - Kayden, CHESTER STRATTON; Peggy ground having no or radios for radio will then operate corms-led to any radio, including radios ground doublet aerial. Note: It will not operate on battery or automobile radios. playing, which originally launched O'Neill Kayden, CLAIRE NIESSEN; Kay - and tune In the same 51x11 coupon at once. Pay $1.00 plus manner as if It were con - e DAYS postman him on a musical career. Noble first den Twins, JANICE GILBERT; Mrs. netted to an aerial (operates TRIAL fro 0 ennlec pas late nn delivery. [f nn. entirely on both short and long waves. aattoSed. `slum within Ave Aara and yo r dollar will ire refunded without quettlee. appeared in Boston as vocalist with "Trudy" Bailey, JANE WEST; Morris -JUST Malt TRIS COUPON . r _1 Orville Knapp, the leader whose en- Levy, JACK ROBIN; Eileen Turner, AR- WHAT USERS SAY 1 F i N Radie Lafroraterles, Dept. SOS, Fargo, N. Dak. Iapone, Tex.: After using the Capacity Aerial I Ren.l F ! Wit CaWClty Aerial. Will P Y I,attman it Plue few cent! i postafe. fused will wlNin Sdays (oral ``fund. Chock thusiasm for flying cost his life in a LINE BLACKBURN; Mr. Turner, AL Eliminator over a year on my 3035 small T tun set I ttnm, return can say it brings in reception with fine volume A If MI it -horde b l 1 t crash at Boston Airport. Noble was SWENSON; Mr. Tasek, JOHN ANTHONY; ttartl pulglDStatlomefromanpan Eurolw 9ouN If nlRwt rantealCherkhere DifintereateÁiñdealer'spropoaltion.I AIM... ell. an 1 Proem-as( stations from all over the i i Mrs. GLADYS THORNTON; Mrs. U. s. Emconry proven, 1 took down my old outside I NAME.... - ...... - .... - .. out in front during a seven weeks' Tasek, aerial. Signed: I ADDRESS - engagement at the William Penn in Scott, LINDA CARLON; Ginger Ray- Davenport, Ia.: Received your Radio Aerial Eliminator and it sure works nne. Aiss7 swell Wave ¡ CITY STATE Pittsburgh when George Olsen took mond, JESSIE FORDYCE; Mrs. Carson, band. Wish I iwA found ii longOng ago. Signed:t r.., J 43

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No matter DEVELOPED ' . 2 POSTPAID 33NN I.*tKIA- how sublime or ridiculous a program Film Developed FAST SERVICE 31/4"541/2" SATISFACTION sS Cmsum see is, the nuisance of the shrieking H Reposer. *1.00 iiirAMf_ifa gf157'N E whistler is usually on the job in the PHOTOLAB.1806 So. Wabash, Dept. 4, Chicago ru studio It's a disgusting situa- E . - audience. SEND NO il i- L IT RCM g tion. Persons of this caliber should be kept out of the studios. : * - * . - . - t E - . fan C. H. Heath, Smethport, Pa. f,1 .. I * RAIS\ NT \ Audiences are usually asked before RO * PARTIAL * 7 $685 We make FALSE TEETH for you BY MAN. rR:1f r_ SA RV the programs not to whistle, not be- (rom month-er impresaionl Messy -Beek rIiM© ,E ©E offend listen- S3s BOAR s.u.s.etto.. cause the whistling might FREE impreaelon mammal. direc- F R E E today to E V - . ers, however, but because it is a haz- TRIAL tions.Pons. catalog and information. Write ©c ©i * enoav' a3a.Chicego,llL © U S DENTALCO.,Dept.c- ard for the sensitive microphones. / - t wrE r:1G,J - -worm. - iv_ '; No Villains Need Apply milis L©iilïll9P 1 ©MMiii k'7 Dear V. O. L.: WANT TO GIVE ; ©f:1©`7714©G1©`j Mc ONO The radio columnist in our local i:1t7rl1 E A paper noted recently that "Against the A KID A BREAK? HON íriCM©filflf:lGI Storm" has completed a full year on the air without introducing a single ... Without spending a cent? villain. HORIZONTAL 56. Neat 5. Emits brightness I this serial is one of the best in think It's easy -Just send his name 1. Crosby, bandleader 58. Jagger, "Brigham 6. Engage in some sport -Young" 7. Ozone and most interesting, and it goes to and address to the address below. 6. Intimate friend 9. Outline; contour 59. Impaired by image 8. Hedy -, in "Boom show that interest can be maintained I'll offer him the opportunity of 10. Clark -, in "Boom 61. Expunge Town" by presenting nice people such as we Town" 63. First name of Bara, former 9, "The Ranger" all know, and that it is unnecessary his life! A chance to MAKE screen star 11. Small- -feathered game 12. One addicted to lying MONEY and WIN PRIZES by de- 64. Mary in "Brigham 13. Communists to have criminals and two -timing men 14. First name, star in the -, livering this publication to homes portrait, in " Knute Rockne Young" 14. Melted and women to provide entertainment. in his neighborhood after school -All American" 66. To stain 17. Decay Mrs. A. F. Arnold, or on Saturdays! 15. To contest 67. Fabulous bird of great 19. Betty Gerson, "Wo- Saunderstown, R. I. strength man In- White" 16. Frances -, in "Flowing 68. Lew in "The Golden 20. Carpenter's tool This is a real opporesalty for him, Gold" -, to the money and 18. Rutherford, in "Wy- Fleecing" 23. Gray, bandleader The Real David Harum for in addition 69. Estimated 24. -Appellation -oming" prizes he will earn, his association 19. Italian coins 70. Feel an earnest desire 26. - -- Stanley, bandleader Dear V. O. L.: company will teach him 28. Market with this 21. Confusion I'd like to correct a mistaken im- the value of money, promptness, 22. Hamilton, screen star 29. Joyce, in "Public VERTICAL pression of the story of David Harum. , bandleader -Deb No. 1" and responsibility. 23. -Benny 25. Formerly 30. Period of time There really was a very intelligent 1. -- Barnes, screen star 32. Australian bird me 26. To besmirch Just send his name and ad- 2. Munson. radio actress man by the name of David Harum dress and I'll send him by return 27. Past of swim 33. To consider as an injury in "Big Town" 35. Shepard, in "You who lived in the town of Homeville, mail his FREE PRIZE 30. Devoured when CATALOG! 3. It rings struck -Can't Fool Your Wife" later named Homer, in New York 31. West, screen star 4. One who saves 34. -Last name, star in the por- 36. City in New York state, and not in New England as Al Jones, Soy Sales Manager trait, in "Knute Rockne- 38. In fact, in truth everyone has thought since the picture Dept. 43 A0 American" 39. Closely, almost Solution to Puzzle 45. Andrea in "Earth- was produced. David Harum was a 37. Weasel -like animal Given Last Week -, MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE 40. Drew, in "Christmas bound" noted character and one of the leading -in July" 47. Two born at a birth citizens of the town. He always dressed 731 Plymouth Chicago. III. l A M E SM U S I C IR B. A L de Court 41. Melodies 50. Ian in "Dulcy" C A G n E Y . . . i 0 N E _L in "tails" and silk hat for all occa- D . G O R 51. Dekker, in "Rangers 42. To catch S e 0.6 A i.O,R=I -of Fortune" sions. He was owner of the bank, and 43. Donna -, songstress =E,T D'='C (Fred Waring's "Pleasure é,OiLEt:c;íRre 52. G. Robinson., "A Dis- his home has since been turned into e E 4 A D patch from Time') E R - Reuter's" RMo o ANNA' the David Harlan Hotel and finally a S T e R 55. First principles or sources 44. Tunes in 'eDMUkD JAMES into the David Harum Tavern. 46. Bill "Sports News- Lea.A I 56. Spencer in "Boom -. CAGN6Y E ND -, Mass. ASTHMA reel of the Air" Town" Mrs. Bert Wright, Springfield, A R T IST Jo 48. Nagel, in "Argentine 1.1oNAR M _ENN 57. Vague" (Barbara VERNE O S ú 4 E Allen)- "INEFRNNNRML -Nights" OFFER! Jekyll -Hyde Levant If you suffer from Asthma, Paroxysms. from coughs, A S 4R JARG S E 60. Small singing bird 49. Norma in "Escape" , gasping, quick for daring FREE TRIAL -, R wheezing-write stroke or blow ú,Ñi A 62. River in Switzerland OFFER of amegIng relief. Inquiries from so- called 53. Heavy V. Beverage Dear O. L.: "hopeless" cues eepe tally Invited. Write 54. Scrutinizes AS T- Ay f .RL 0a1 65. Thanks for the fine article on Oscar NACOS, 806-L Stale Life Bldg.. Isdiasapolis, lad. Levant. We like Levant because he A booklet containing the opinions reveals a deeper sincerity than most of famous doctors on the subject of people have beneath a greater audacity "What Causes Epilepsy" will be BIRTHDAYS than most people have. sent FREE, while they last to any Mrs. C. M. Hallonquist, Oakdale, Calif. reader writing to the EDUCATION- DECEMBER 7 Morton Gould, MBS, 1440 Broad- AL DIVISION, 535 Fifth Avenue, way, New York, N. Y. Partial Disillusionment Dept. RG -122, New York, N. Y. Gingr Jones, CBS, Wrigley Bldg., Dorothy Lamour, Paramount Pic- Chicago, Ill. tures, 5451 Marathon St., Hollywood, Dear V. O. L.: SAMPLES OF REMARK- Joy Mabie, NBC, Merchandise Mart, Calif. What sins are committed in the FREE ABLE TREATMENT FOR Chicago, Ill. John Litel, Warner Bros., Burbanlc, name of radio! About a year ago I Bob Brown, NBC, Merchandise Mart, Calif. wrote to V. O. L., proudly boasting STOMACH ULCERS Chicago, Ill. that my baby son was virtually on the Due to Gastric Hyperacidity DECEMBER 11 road to infant prodigyhood. He was 9 able to identify arias, classical corn - H. H. Bromley,s urn., DECEMBER Roland, Bros., Vt., 1 dffen-d for years Gilbert Warner Bur- with arid stomach trouble. My doc- positions, and composers. me I had acid stomach ulcers Freddie Martin, NBC, Sunset and bank, Calif. andtoldwould have to diet the rest of Now, at the age of two and one- my life. Before king your treat. Hollywood, Victor McLaglen, United Artists, ment I lost a lot of weight and could Vine, Calif. half years, he is an avid Damrosch nothing hilt soft foods and milk. Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Paramount 1041 N. Formosa Ave., Hollywood, Ylter .king Von's Tablets 1 felt per - fan. The other day I asked him why he fectly wlll, ate almost anything and Calif. gained hack the weight I had loot. Pictures, 5451 Marathon St., Holly- enjoys Dr. Damrosch's musical appre- If you suffer from Indigestion, gastritis, heartburn, or arty wood, Calif. He esomah rubldeto gat DECEMBER 12 ciation work. informed me-I hynerarldlty, you too, should "i blush as I write this! Dr. Dam - Vons for prompt relief. Send for -that FREE. Samples of this remarkable Allan Massey, NBC, treatment and details of trial offer DECEMBER 10 Merchandise rosch can vocally imitate animals just back guarantee. Di. withmoneytive Booklet is luded. Write Mart, Chicago, Ill. bee- you -tee -fully! PHILADELPHIA VON CO. Dept. 3117-H Jean Dickenson, NBC, RCA Bldg., Edward G. Robinson, Warner Mrs. J. Leopold Salzman, Fox Bldg.. Philadelphia, Pa. New York, N. Y. Bros., Burbank, Calif. Grand Rapids, Mich. 44

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