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Nan Grey and Robert Cummings, heaJd in the roles of Kathy Marshall and David Adair on "Those We Love," Monday night, NBC AEA 8 7 B

Posies achievements, and new understanding of his amazing world. We have chosen to devote our edi- Think of that the next time you hear torial page this week to a tribute to as his voice. Remember that there labors worthy a gentleman as these eyes and a man who, in the last century, would ears have beheld. Who among us has have been feted by kings and dukes, not heard the National Broadcasting whose instruction would have been re- Company's "Music Appreciation served for children of royalty or those Hour"? Who has not heard the high other fortunate ones who could afford but kindly inflection of the dean of that to find their way to his studio. eleven -year -old program, Mr. Walter There labors a man whose distilled Damrosch? experiences, from his witnessing the This program, as well as Doctor immortal Richard Wagner conduct to Damrosch's participation in it, is de- his intimate association with every signed to give to those of us who have great musical event in America for not had the advantage of a musical three-quarters of a century, are at the education all we need to know in order disposal of us and our children for the to enjoy and understand opera and mere flip of a switch. symphony. In consequence, it has To say that such a privilege is an- come to be employed in thousands of other miracle of radio is to sound trite schools and home-study groups. How and stuffy. We do not mean to sound many of us realize, as we sit listening, that way. But say it we must, for in just what we have got in that program. our opinion nothing that broadcasting Consider the music student of the has ever done is of greater importance last century. He traveled miles over or of more lasting benefit than the pitted roads, across frontiers, to the work of Walter Damrosch and his NBC home city of the great music -master. "Music Appreciation Hour." Then he worked at any task he could find while he studied and practised and Commercials studied again. Sometimes the master Walter Damrosch, worthy gentleman would not have him. Often he could ... Commercials are too long. We don't not get together the means of reaching say so; the listener says so. In par- the master's side. ticular, daytime commercials are an- But now the master comes to us in noying and irritating. They insult the our parlor. Make no mistake about it, RADIO intelligence of the listener. They pre- Walter Damrosch is a master. School- tend to be one thing and turn out to children listening today cannot be ex- be another. They take too much time pected to appreciate their great for- DOUBLES YOUR RADIO ENJOYMENT from the entertainment offered. They tune, for that is not the way of children, are uttered by insincere young fools but some day they will learn that their 731 PLYMOUTH COURT, CHICAGO, ILL. who think the listener believes what he teacher was one of the musical giants tells them. They misrepresent. of his day. that they placed him on a musical pin- He wrote an opera, then a magnificent The above opinions come to us in nacle that Te Walter Damrosch's father was a well- no other conductor in Amer- Deum inspired by Dewey's victory letters from listeners. Lately, they have ica has reached. at it, known conductor in Europe when Rich- Manila. When he played both come more rapidly than ever. Whether ard Wagner was conducting at Bay- Under his baton Tschaikowsky's President Theodore Roosevelt and Ad- advertisers are taking more time or Sixth reuth. In 1870, he brought his family Symphony was heard for the first miral Dewey were in the audience. employing louder -mouthed announcers time in America. to America at the invitation of a Ger- And many others. Every year brought new triumphs, new or misrepresenting, we cannot say. But man choral society. Three years later, we can use this means of telling spon- Walter was singing in the newly or- sors that the public in rapidly increas- ganized Oratorio Society just formed ing numbers apparently believes those by his father. Four years later, the CONTENTS things are happening. Such a situation is same auspices founded the Symphony Radio's Responsibility 1 Hollywood Welcome 14 bad from every point of view. Society, and then the elder Damrosch Camouflaged Ballader 2 Hollywood Showdown 15 There is one quick and simple rem- began to conduct German opera at the Highlights 4 Television at Work, edy. Follow the example of the Ford Metropolitan Opera House. Playbill: "Those Happy Man in the Box 16 Motor Company. Its commercials are By now, Walter was eighteen. Gilmans" 6 Let's Look Backstage 17 pleasant, authoritative and easy to take. Though tender of years, his ability Irene Beasley Makes a Plea 7 Listening to Learn 18 was already so recognized that he had Musical Giant: Wagner 8 This Week's Programs 19-34 become conductor of the Newark Har- The March of Music 10 On Short Waves 36 Nominations monic Society, while at the Met he was Radio Newsreel 12 Puzzle, Birthdays 39 Some of the most impolite studio an unofficial assistant. Then, in the Airialto Lowdown 13 Records, Mr. Fairfax 40 whistlers have been ejected. But many midst of the season, the elder Dam- remain. We should not give up our rosch sickened swiftly and died. Be- M. L. ANNENBERG, Publisher efforts to bar them from every studio. cause no one else understood German CURTIS MITCHELL, Editor Let each listener who does not like his music, Walter Damrosch became the entertainment marred by whistling now Vol. 8. No. 21 March II, 1939 principal conductor. At the age of elect himself a RADIO GUIDE Listening twenty-three, he took the Metropolitan Rapto Gmpn (trade Mark Registered U. S. Pat. Office). Volume VIII. Number 21. Week ending March 11, 1939. Published weekly by The Cecelia Company, 731 Plymouth Court. Chicago, Illinois. Post, on guard against whistlers. Let Opera Company on tour. One month Entered as second-class matter at the Post Office, Chicago, Illinois, February 24, 1932, under art of him report to the editor of any pro- March 3, 1879. Authorized by Post Office Department, Ottawa, Canada, as second-class matter. Copy- later he conducted his first perform- rignt, 1939, by The Cecelia Company All rights reserved. M. L. Annenberg, President; Arnold Kruse. gram on which he hears such uncouth Secretary; George d'Utassy, General Manager; Ed Zoty, Circulation Manager. Unsolicited manuscripts ance of the New York Symphony Or- should be accompanied by stamped, self-addressed envelope for return. Ten cents per copy in the United sounds. We are preparing a blacklist Stales. Subscription rates in the U. S. and possessions and countries of the Pan-American Postal Union: chestra, and was acclaimed so highly six months. $2.50; one year, $4.00. Subscription rates in foreign countries: six months, $3.50; one of programs which, when we invite year, $6.00. Remit by postal money order, express money order, or check drawn to order of Kanto that he was elected permanent con- (Mine Currency sent at subscriber's risk. them into our homes, insist on abusing ductor. So many other honors followed the privilege. Nominations are in order.

8/21 P GREAT AMERICANS THINK ABOUT RADIO

RADIO'S RESPONSIBILITY BY RAY LYMAN WILBUR - PRESIDENT LELAND STANFORD UNIVERSITY

imaginative workers, by arranging in precise terfering with the freedom to have the radio used by all in order the facts concerning certain natural forces gath- every orderly and wholesome way. It must be as free from ered over many years, gave to the twentieth-century absolute control as the air through which it moves. We can world the phenomenal achievement we call RADIO. Con- prevent contamination of that air but not the right of anyone sidering all of the equipment of civilization, this great new to breathe it. invention has had more prominent world spread in just a In the maelstrom of the Great War, propaganda played a few years than any similar discovery. It has carried the vital part. It has been used recently with almost incredible words of men everywhere, outspanning every other means effectiveness to serve the purposes of the dictators. For of communication, crossing all boundary lines. them, the radio has been nearly a perfect device. Their use The wide spread of this miracle of modern science sets of it must challenge the serious thought of every person who it apart as an instrument of peculiar power. If pushed as an believes in the rights of free men. instrument of any single -interest group, whether government The radio is an instrument to reach the mass of men or business or education, its use in a biased manner is almost who are moved by feeling rather than by thinking. This inevitable. If the force of its influence be honestly recog- makes it imperative that the American radio be more positive nized and responsibility accepted on the highest idealistic in its acceptance of the responsibility created through this plane, radio can be the agency to bring the human family combination of power and emotion. into a closer, more pleasant and more peaceful relationship. As a means either to increase antagonism or to reconcile In these first decades of the twentieth century we have conflicting viewpoints, no other force can be so potent as the been aware of the deep plowing of the social soil throughout radio. We must use it wisely and pacifically to enlighten the world. The planting has been greatly varied. Whatever or to entertain with good taste. In a rapidly developing new the harvest may ultimately bring to mankind, we know that area, some mistakes and even some imprudence are inevi- radio will have contributed to its quality, to its effectiveness. table. If radio is handled only from the standpoint of a few Let us face, squarely and honestly, the power, the force, abuses great damage may result. The radio must be mea- the influence of this great new instrumentality. It can be sured by its manifold successes. We must not hamper the managed so as to serve private enterprise without objection- advancing movement of this great business, great art, great able monopoly and excessive profits. It can be so directed science if, voluntarily, with its privileges, it takes seriously as to serve government without oppressive censorship and its obligations and endeavors honestly to maintain independ- bureaucratic control. It can be guided to serve education ence and responsible freedom of speech. I urge the men without presumptuous indoctrination or tedious dullness. Its and women in American radio to carry their jobs in this use requires regulation, order and system, which can be spirit. In this way only can the fullest use of the great brought about within a nation or internationally without in- instrument, RADIO, be secured for all.

1' 8/ .1 CAMOUFLAGED BALLADER

THIS UTTERLY FRANK STORY RIPS OFF THE CAMOUFLAGE OTHERS HAVE

PAINTED ON THE REAL NELSON EDDY

BY JAMES STREET

under Vilonat. He worked hard in Ger- many, shunned the fleshpots, and finally his course was completed. To please Vilonat, he gave an audition in Dresden, then took a holiday in France and England. Back in Dresden, Vilonat was beside himself, for Eddy had been chosen as baritone with the Dresden Opera Company. The young singer did what seem- ingly was an insane thing. He refused the job. Vilonat pleaded and stormed, but Eddy wanted to come home. "I had decided to put myself in the hands of the American public," Eddy said. He made his professional grand - opera debut in 1924, when he sang the part of Tonio in "Pagliacci" at the Met- ropolitan with the Philadelphia Opera Company. The critics agreed-there was no

In spite of often harsh criticism, handsome baritone Nelson Eddy last year won Radio Guide's poll for male classical singers, was second as Star of Stars, recently won World -Telegram poll for leading classical singer

Though Nelson Eddy is not currently tles and each storm strengthens their on the air, his following among radio friendship. Incidentally, Lippe usually listeners is probably greater than that wins. of any other singer. We present this "It was my faith in Lippe's judgment second part of James Street's story that actually brought him to Holly- about him as plain, bald fact, revealing wood," Eddy said. "He now teaches a man of great sincerity without sham other singers besides me. When I was or pretense and as he really is. learning film work I felt suddenly that something was wrong with my voice. NELSON EDDY is an egoist without Lippe was in North Carolina fishing. conceit who believes his star of I wired for him and he came to Holly- destiny is fixed. Gene Tunney wood. has the same characteristics. Jefferson "We have strange ways of working Davis believed in his star, but it fell. together, but they get results. On a Every great man has a Boswell. John- concert tour when I was dissatisfied son had his. Wilson had House. Roose- with results, I took Lippe along. Night velt had Howe. The Gracchus brothers after night he heard me, but told me he had their Cornelia, their own mother, hadn't decided what was wrong. Then who made them the darlings of Roman at the end of the week he handed me a history. Eddy has his Cornelia, his letter. He had made a detailed diag- mother, and a Boswell, Dr. Edouard nosis of everything he had heard and Lippe, the teacher. believed. He recommended remedies, It was Lippe who persuaded Eddy to and there was the whole thing in one go to Germany and study. And today, report." Eddy heeds Lippe's criti- Eddy was just another fair -to -mid- in Hollywood, role opposite Jeanette MacDonald in cisms, although they often are harsh. dling baritone back in Philadelphia Eddy was cast in his first big movie temperamental when Lippe got him to borrow on his "Naughty Marietta." Promptly the ladies began to swoon all over the The two have many journey to the top feuds, but they always settle their bat- future and go to Dresden and study country, and Nelson was launched on his sky -rocket 8/21 P 2 doubt that the man could sing. his tremendous reception in the Holly- needed a singer for a part in "Dancing Sam takes eighty-one percent of the But he needed to relax, unbend. wood concert. But somebody at RKO Lady," the Crawford - Gable picture. jack -pot. Eddy then went to the highroad and reckoned he had possibilities and They let Eddy sing a song in that. He Eddy wasn't a stranger to radio. He sang just about everywhere he could should be tied up and salted away for was getting $1,000 a week and could had done some mike work back in Phil- get an audience. Birmingham called future use. They called Eddy into a have been earning at least five times adelphia but hadn't set the woods on him "something new." Pittsburgh said conference and offered him $3,000 for that amount on tours. They gave him fire. He was a natural on the Chase "superb." Salt Lake City voted "vivid." a picture. another two-bit part in "Student Tour," and Sanborn Hour. He sings the songs "Brilliant," said Louisville, "extraordi- Eddy picked up his hat and coat and then proceeded to forget all about him people like. He is not wild about opera nary" said Niagara Falls, "outstanding" told them to jump in the lake, or what- again. and he knows the American public is said New York. ever a gentlemanly descendant of Gen- Nelson begged them to fire him. not. The movies had tried to pose him It was 1933. A concert had been ar- tleman John Eddye says. The movie Concert stages were pleading for him. as a swashbuckler, but it wouldn't ranged for Hollywood. Everybody, my folks were surprised. But M -G -M held his feet to the fire. click. He is a ballader, a minstrel, and dears, was there, including many film "I'm going to Boise," said Eddy. He They were doing "Naughty Marietta" if you peel off the camouflage you will tycoons whose knowledge of music had a date there and he could make and threw Eddy into a breach. His jobs find a man so normal that he's almost rises no higher than "do." Hollywood more money singing for his supper were limited to three duets. He frowned, colorless. Nelson has never camou- had been flooded with singers. But a than he could in the movies. The de- and acted tough, and boomed out his flaged himself. But writers have, and concert is a place where big -shots like pression was on, the hard times helped notes in a thoroughly villainly manner. he doesn't like it. to be seen, so many flocked that night him. The famous singers charged $2,000 But about that time Director Van Dyke He has taken perhaps as much criti- to the show. a performance. Eddy would work for had an idea. cism as any two other stars combined. It was all fixed. A great singer was $200 an engagement, and he had all "Could you sing a solo?" the direc- His fans raise cain with his critics. to be heard, but he caught a cold and the work he could possibly do. So tor asked. Eddy answers every fan -letter person- Eddy was run in as a ringer. He flew he told Hollywood "so long" and went Eddy, whose solo voice was known ally and has built up a following as there, and the audience wondered who on a tour. from Dresden to Podunk, reckoned he loyal as Napoleon's grand army. One the heck he was when the big blond L. B. Mayer had a brainstorm then might if he tried real hard. And so he of the better-known movie -writers threw fellow stepped onto the stage. and telephoned Eddy during the tour did. Mr. Van Dyke said, "Hmmm, the hooks into him in her column, and He got eighteen encores! And every to hurry back to Hollywood; that all pretty good, eh boys?" The boys said, his fans threatened to boycott her time applause swept the crowd the was forgiven and that he would be movie moguls automatically counted done all right by. Eddy fell for it and box-office receipts. signed his name to a lien on his life. By all the rules of Hollywood fables, Then for two years one of the greatest the moguls should have rushed up to box-office attractions in history got the Mr. Eddy and buried him under con- old Hollywood runaround tracts. But that just didn't happen, although the story is abroad that it WAS ignored. Every morning he did happen. HEreported for work, but even the As a matter of fact, the movie big- keeper of the gate didn't know him. He wigs knew he could sing. So what? collected his pay every week and Could he act? There is a heap of dif- twiddled his thumbs. Finally, one of the ference in acting in grand opera and M -G -M boys noticed him. facing movie cameras. Eddy knows "Listen, mister," the movie man said. that. "You are a nice fellow and we like "Realistic acting," he said, "is not you, but what are you hanging around taught in opera. That is what the here for?" screen must have." Eddy told him he was on the pay -roll. And Mr. Eddy's acting was nothing "We'll call you when we need you. to run a fever over. Back in 1930, A. C. Go read the funnies." Blumenthal spotted him as leading man But Nelson used those valuable hours for a musical, "Music in the Air." He to improve his acting. He visited sets was given a tryout, but he couldn't and watched Gable, the Barrymores make it. Hollywood knew that story. and other stars work. He talked with They know what's going on in the actors and producers and remembered show business, and the consensus was what they said. that Eddy wasn't an actor. Eventually, somebody remembered Nelson did not get a fat contract after that the studio had a singer and they

Eddy was a "natural" for the "Chase and Sanborn Hour," with Charlie McCarthy and company. for Nelson sings the songs people like. He earns $6,000 a week on the radio show except when away on tour, as at present

"Yes, Mr. Van Dyke," in unison. papers. Some actually canceled sub- Nelson sang another solo. Van Dyke scriptions. When radio commentators on changed :he picture, cast Eddy as a Hollywood want a stack of letters to im- sympathetic character, put him opposite press their sponsors, all they have to Jeanette MacDonald, and the gods of do is take a pot-shot at Eddy and the chance laughed out loud and slapped fans do the rest. their knees. For when the picture was He studies his mail carefully, and released, young ladies began swoon- from it decides what songs his follow- ing. Perhaps Mr. Eddy couldn't act. ers want, sings them Sunday night. But that pretty little girl in row seven didn't know it, and didn't care. And IF THE party gets dull in Hollywood. her forty cents was good. All she it can be pepped up anytime by knew was that Nelson's voice did bringing up Eddy's name. For the guy things to her. is always a good subject for conversa- Next he was cast in "Rose Marie" tion, pro and con. and jumped to the top of the heap. On the con side, his critics seem to He still was getting only $1,000 a be members of the press. week, wh.ch was pin -money. He could They tell this story about him: A have been making $300,000 a year in reporter asked for an interview and concerts. Eddy said nothing shaking. "Know He now is earning $6,000 a week what that guy wrote about me once?" from the Chase and Sanborn Hour, ex- he demanded of several press -agents. cept when he is absent on tour, and "He said I may think I'm an actor and the movies pay him $180,000 annually I have a good voice, but to him I -Jack Albio for thirty weeks' work. His concert in- looked like a white grub -worm." The There have been only three women in Eddy's life-his grandmother, his come averages $20,000 a week for more Eddy thought about it, the mad- mother and Ann Franklin (with him, above). Nelson's recent elopement twenty weeks a year. He gets a nice der he got, until he stormed out. When with Ann surprised the country, but hasn't lessened his popularity sum from phonograph records. Uncle (Continued on Page 35) P 8/21 3 HIGHLIGHTS PREVIEWS OF SOME OF THIS WEEK'S BETTER PROGRAMS

immigrants will THE WEEK'S BEST DRAMA ican society of Italian be the seventeenth in this series, which Sunday, NBC is heard over a huge network of more The courses of William Schwenck than one hundred stations. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan were Eastern Central Pacific crossed by Fate, for through their com- 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. a and enduring note bined efforts new VAN LOON REFLECTS Sunday, NBC of happiness was added to the scale of life. They were the gayest, most orig- Anything from the recent death of inal and most exciting craftsmen to his pet dachshund "Noodle," mentioned emerge from the Victorian age. They often in his and other books, to the carved for that universally known implications of international politics- phrase, "Gilbert and Sullivan," a niche a range such as that is at the disposal completely unique. One of the most of Hendrik Willem van Loon in his pleasant and most tuneful of their many new NBC series of commentaries. Van operettas, "Patience," will be presented Loon is an authority in a number of this week by NBC's "Great Plays." fields. One person might know him as an author, another as an illustrator, still Eastern Central Pacific 1.00 p.m. 12:00 noon 10:00 a.m. another as a world traveler. His pres- ent radio series is entitled, "Deliberate Sunday, CBS Reflections." Such a general subject gives him a wide enough latitude to Whatever two young aspirants to -Am ,e speak of any of his many activities and movie fame appear this week on "Gate- Freddie Snite, the lad in the iron lung, has attracted the interest of experiences. The broadcasts feature Van way to Hollywood" will have an extra thousands in his fight against paralysis and death. "The World Is Yours" Loon's personal observations in the in- obstacle to hurdle. The risk of mike NBC will dramatize the story of the machine that breathes for him, Sunday. dividual style that has made him fa- fright is a natural handicap for all be- mous. He is one of the world's most ginners, but in this chapter the young- prolific writers of international best- sters will have to face in addition to Suave William Powell and smooth Nor- a dictator Mussolini has prejudiced sellers, some of which are "Our Bat- the microphone the man who special- ma Shearer will appear together in many Americans against the whole tle," "The Arts," "The Story of Man- izes in scaring people, Boris Karloff. "One Way Passage," filmed a few race of sunny Italy. On the other hand, kind," "The Story of the Bible," and Being, however, known to be in real years ago with Powell and Kay Francis. however, many phases of American life "Van Loon's Geography." life a harmless, indeed meek gentle- have benefited from the Italian influ- man, Boris will probably lend the pros- Eastern Central Pacific Eastern Central Pacific 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. ence. The field of music especially 4:15 p.m. 3:15 p.m. 1:15 p.m. Alice Eden and John Archer pective claims a wealth of Italian genius, with moral support as well as his talent. THE WEEK'S BETTER PROGRAMS names such as Caruso, Tetrazzini, Patti, MODERN CRUSADE Sunday, NBC Pacific Eastern Central Martinelli, Scotti, Toscanini, and many Only a short time ago young Freddie 6:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. ITALIAN -AMERICANS Sunday, CBS others. The frescoed "Storia dall' Amer- Snite, the lad in the iron lung, attracted Sunday, CBS Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia of New ica" of Italian sculptor Antonio Brumidi the interest and admiration of thou- York will participate in the "Americans adorns the walls of the House of Rep- sands with his heroic and dramatic Three men and a maid will join ef- All Immigrants All" program this resentatives in Washington. In trades paralysis and death. forts on the charity -motivated "Screen - struggle against week. The program will dramatize the and commerce many Italians are out- has become more Guild Show" this week. They are Paul Since then the public story of one of our largest immigrant standing. In some sections they have of the wonder of the ma- Muni, twice winner of the Motion Pic- conscious groups, the Italians. The specter of a built successful farming communities. for human beings ture Academy Award; Josephine Hut- chine that breathes conquering Caesar or the spectacle of The story of the contribution to Amer- otherwise. There chinson, who played with Muni in "The who could not breathe are other phases of America's great Story of Louis Pasteur"; Lionel Atwill, and screen heavy, and George Irving. The struggle with infantile paralysis other dread diseases which are not so play is "Bridge of Mercy," by Norman familiarly known. Highlights of the Reilly Raines, author of "Tugboat An- health will be dra- nie." mighty crusade for matized this week on "The World Is Eastern Central Pacific Yours." The use of insulin as a cure 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. for insanity will be dealt with, also Monday, CBS uses of serums, antitoxins and vaccines. of iron lung and of the Rivaling the Canadian Mounties in The story the violet ray will be presented. Reports the popular mind as a group of glamor- than stations ous adventurers are the Texas Rangers. show that more eighty now carry this weekly feature, now in Their feats of daring and determination its third year over the airwaves. of the past have been rendered legen- dary in story. But the tales of their ac- Eastern Central Pacific p.m. 1:30 p.m. complishments in enforcing the law of 4:30 p.m. 3:30 America's biggest state are by no MATH TO MUSIC Sunday, MBS means all fiction. Their tasks of coping Benny Goodman and all the with rustlers, smugglers and other law - Mention violators are quite real and exciting. jitterbugs within hearing -distance go The story of the Texas Rangers will be into their war dance. Mention Guy dramatized by "Cavalcade of America." Lombardo and the sweet -fans swoon in ecstasy. Mention Ted Weems. The Eastern Central Pacific 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. jitterbugs, the "sweets" and the "in- betweens" exclaim, "There's a band!" Monday, CBS one of those -Acme Weems' band is steady right along on a con- Cecil B. DeMille presents two of Hol- Horizons" series of "American School of the Air" offers an ex- outfits that goes The "New without the flashy lywood's top-ranking stars this week in citing journey to Pitcairn Island, home of descendants of the mutineers sistently high plane the "Lux Radio Theater" production. of the Bounty, Wednesday, CBS. Above: Residence on Pitcairn Island ballyhoo of some but continuing to

8/Y1 t' 4 please the public in a big way. What few determined crusaders hew to the Gilbert and Sullivan at the end of the about this fellow Weems? From steel mark of national ideals at all cost. The nineteenth century, Richard Rodgers bridges to brass trombone is his story. majority, perhaps, try to straddle the and Larry Hart are constant collabora- As a youngster he was a whiz at mathe- fence and keep their conscientious prin- tors; and like their predecessors in mu- matics, and he pointed for engineering, ciples while still keeping the constitu- sical stage productions, Rodgers and but music furnished an easier course, ency happy. Some interesting light will Hart contribute rollicking, colorful so he joined the musical parade as a be thrown on this phase of government works. Since their first big hit with the means to an end. He liked it so well by Senator Robert Taft of Ohio, and "Garrick Gaieties" in 1925, the pair and clicked so definitely that the Representative T. V. Smith of Illinois, have made a smash success in the mu- means became the end itself. Even Republican and Democrat respectively, sical -comedy field, with Rodgers writ- now, though, music isn't Ted's only big when they discuss the subject "Con- ing the scores and Hart the lyrics. interest. He has written many short gress-Showmanship ar.d Statesman- Well known among their shows are "A stories and is a keen conversationalist. ship" on their "Foundations of Democ- Connecticut Yankee," "Simple Simon," Eastern Central Pacific racy" series. and "Jumbo." The latest hit is the 6:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. Eastern Central Pacific breezy, pseudo -Shakespearian show, 6:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. "The Boys from Syracuse," the source GOLDEN GLOVES Mon., Fri., MBS of the current favorite song, "This Can't 5 -IN -I Tuesday, CBS Be Love." Dick Rodgers and Larry The manly art of self-defense takes -Acme New Yo -k Hart will appear this week with Walter on a special sprinkling of sanguine of- Five comedians for the price of one! Mayor LaGuardia of will participate it the "Americans All O'Keefe, Andre Kostelanetz and Kay fense this week. A lot of boys will -and that price is nothing but the en- ergy required to turn on the radio Tues- -Immigrants All" program, Sun. Thompson on "Tune -Up Time" to tell parade through the ropes of the square about their work together and to listen rings in Chicago and New York. And a day evening. Of course, if you consider any of the five a half-wit, then the num- to the orchestra playing some of the lot of things will parade in their eyes- famous Rodgers and Hart hit tunes. bright lights, roaring spectators, publi- ber of comics is lessened, but the price remains the same. There will be Al Jol- Eastern Central Pacific city, personal pride of conquest, leather 10:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. gloves and Golden Gloves. In some son, Parkyakarkus, Martha Raye, and their visitors, George Burns and Gracie cases the leather gloves will put a ALEC BACK Saturday, NBC glassy film over the eyes so that the Allen. The number will very probably Back as a welcome guest on the "Na- Gola. n Gloves will fade out of sight. be augmented also by Gracie's ringing tional Barn These boys will be boxing in the finals in a few of her zany relatives. If said Dance" is the man who makes a piano a lan- of the gigantic tournament held each Gracie's brain is in its usual form-that talk-in unique guage. Alec Templeton doesn't just year under the sponsorship of the New of a pretzel-then the program will play musical notes. Though blind, he York Daily News and the Chicago Tri- probably follow the track of most par- sees behind insignificant bune. After coming through elimination ties Gracie breaks into. That is, they'll the black dots and circles a world of "between -the - rounds, the finalists will fight for cham- all take turns testing their patience in lines" pionships in New York on Monday conversation with her. Burns and Allen melodies and messages. His technique is superb, but more impor- night and in Chicago on Friday night. make their guest appearance on the tant, his feeling Then later the two teams meet each show on Jolson's next -to-last broadcast remarkable for subtle variation adds a distinct flavor to his other. Both these fiascos of the amateur before his departure from the program He boxers in the tournament that produced line-up. music. is a master of the difficult Marrice Seymou art of improvisation. Alec's versatile Joe Louis a few years ago will be broad- Eastern Central Pacific "Show of the Week" features the 8:30 p.m. "come -one -come -all" range of selections cast by MBS at the same time on both 7:30 p.m. 9:00 p.m. music of Ted Weems and his band, and his individual treatment are always Monday and Friday. Sunday, over a Mutual network FAR PLACES Wednesday, CBS welcome on the air -lanes. Eastern Central Pacific Listeners will to 11:15 p.m. 10:15 p.m. 8:15 p.m. be able journey on Eastern Central Pacific the ether waves this week to far and 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. fabulous spots, places whose stories TWO ARTS Tuesday, CBS SCHEDULE CHANGES stimulate the imagination and wonder. Poetry is not a lost out- art, nor an On the "New Horizons" series of (Consult the program pages for grown, old-fashioned your local station) costume, nor an "American School of the Air" the excit- evidence of weakness or neurosis. As ing journey will be offend. One of the long as PROGRAM there are human hearts and places in the travelog will be Pitcairn CHANGES minds, no matter how deliberately the Island, the world within a world, with Eugene Ormandy (Ford Motor Com- hearts are sometimes concealed, poetry a true story of mythical proportions. pany), who replaced Wilfred Pelle- will be lived, written and loved. Pitcairn is the home of less than 200 tier on the "Sunday Evening Hour," Chaucer wrote poetry for entertain- people, descendants of the mutineers took over the baton for a series of ment, Milton for morals, Spenser for of the Bounty. Only recently concerts with the Ford Symphony imagination, widely Pope for education, Poe publicized by the motion picture, Orchestra beginning Sunday, Febru- and Shelley for moods and music. "Mutiny on the Bounty,'' and by a ra- ary 26. Whether turn in -ta -turn meter or impres- dio -reported epidemic on the island, sionistic free verse, is Eastern Central Pacific poetry closely this unusual story has fired the imag- 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. allied to music. Archibald MacLeish, ination of millions. No visitors are al- Pulitzer -prize-winning poet, will appear lowed on the island without permission Wilfred Pelletier (Sherwin - Williams with Bernard Herrmann and the Colum- from the inhabitants. In the course of Those nitwits of the networks, Paint Company) returned to the po- bia Broadcasting Symphony this week a century and a half, human inbreed- Burns and Arlen, will be guests dium of the "Metropolitan Opera Au- to demonstrate that relation. MacLeish ing has occurred there unparalleled of the Jolson show, Tuesday, CBS ditions" Sunday, February 26. will discuss "Music and Poetry" on the degree, but without apparent weaken- Eastern Central Pacific "Music and the Friendly of Arts" series ing of the race. There are other f as 5:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. "American School of the Air." Herr- cinating small islands in the Pacific- mann and the symphony will illustrate Easter Island, for instance, where Tom Howard and George Shelton (Mod- with selections of el Tobacco), vaudeville and radio famous poems set to mighty figures thirty or forty feet high music, such as stars, joined the cast of "Model Min- Goethe's "The Erlking," stand, hewn out of stone. How and as which Schubert put to music. why these great monuments were put strels" program featured comedi- ans Monday, February 27. Eastern Central Pacific there nobody knows. Stories about 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. these islands and other little-known Eastern Central Pacific places will be told by Dr. Roy Chap- 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. PRINCIPLES OR PORK? Tues., CBS man Andrews, director of the Ameri- "Avalon Time" (Avalon Cigarettes), What would you do if you were a can Museum of Natural History; Dr. starring "Red" Foley, singer of Amer- Congressman? Would you work for Harry L. Shapiro, who has visited Pit- ican songs, and "Red" Skelton, Hoo- worth -while laws for the country as a cairn Island; Dr. William Hall Holden; sier comedian, will be heard at a Dr. Harold Vokes, geologist, whole? Or would you concentrate on and Dr. new time starting Saturday, March 11. keeping the folk back home satisfied James P. Chapin, explorer. Eastern Central Pacific enough to ensure re-election? Which is Eastern Central Pacific 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 9:00 p.m. right? Which is the proper and fore- 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. most duty of a national legislator? That CLOSINGS PAIR OF ACES Thursday, CBS -N EC Photo is a problem every Congressman has Boris Karloff, specializer ii scar- Fred Waring's Orchestra left the air to face. Both extremes are represented. "Rodgers and Hart" is almost a by- ing people, visits "Gateway to after the last broadcast Saturday, Many are out-and-out pork-barrelers. A word in modern American music. Like Hollywood," Sunday, over CBS March 4.

P 8/21 5 THE RADIO PLAYBILL: THE CAST

THIS WEEK -"THOSE HAPPY GILMANS" CORDON GILMAN (played by Bill Bouchey) is husband and father of I!THOSE HAPPY GILMANS" is, as the name im- his father and gone out of the house when he had the happy Gilman family. When things plies, a story of an average American family- promised iot to. He is innocent, but the evidence at the office aren't so smooth, he a dis- a happy family. It has made a rapid climb in is strong against him. To add to his discomfiture, might seem at home as stern Generally, though. he is radio popularity because of this pleasant lack of melo- some ice cream is filched from a party, and Wheezy's ciplinarian. pretty sunny and easy-going. He is dramatic tragedy. Ethel and Gordon Gilman, the par- mittens are found beside the abandoned freezer. He often annoyed at the office by relatives ents, face the ordinary problems of a $2,000 -a -year can't explain that he traded the mittens to Butch, employed by his superior, but he's family. Phyllis and Stan are just a normal American because they were a gift. Wheezy's dog is taken a likable fellow away from his work girl and boy, experiencing the usual things that most away for punishment, and the boy begins to get re- happy, carefree youths experience. The current plot bellious. "Those Happy Gilmans" may be heard Mon- deals with a misfortune of Wheezy, the youngest day through Friday over NBC at 1:45 p.m. EST, child. The boy is suspected of having disobeyed 12:45 p.m. CST, 11:45 a.m. MST, 10:45 a.m. PST. MRS. GILMAN (played by Edith Adams) is a wife and mother who puts her home and family above every- thing else, and she is wise in her handling of her husband and children. She patiently lets Gordon get rid of his business troubles by unburdening at home. Her word is law with the chil- dren and seldom fails to restore peace even when Gordon's storming fails

STANLEY GILMAN (played by John Hench) is the eldest of the Gilman children, a youth in his late teens. Like most high-school students, he is quite sure that, in spite of his parents' opinion, he is grown up. He expects to be looked up to by his sister and brother, and an affront to his dignity rouses him to verbal combat. He's an average American lad in every respect

PHYLLIS GILMAN (played by Joan Kay) is, like Stanley, convinced of her adulthood. She considers herself a young lady and is just as stubborn as Stanley in holding to her position, resenting any attempt of his to domi- nate her. She has her trials, of Caught in the kitchen at cake -baking time are three of Young Stan Gilman gets a close-up, first-hand demon- course, with school and social activi- "Those Happy Gilmans": I. to r., Wheezy (Cornelius Pee- stration in the art of whisker -removing from the titular ties, like any girl of her age. She bles), Stan (John Hench), Ethel Gilman (Edith Adams) head of the household, Pa Gilman (Bill Bouchey) has some of her mother's traits

WHEEZY (played by Cornelius Peebles) is the youngest of the Gilmans and, as such youngsters often do, provides many of the laughs packed into the program. Wheezy is con- stantly getting into difficulties with Stanley and Phyllis because they think he is presuming to encroach upon their rights as elders. He too has his troubles of the lighter sort

AUNT BESSIE (played by Henrietta Tedro) just can't get away from the Victorian influence. "What will the neighbors say?" is her code of ethics in trying to conduct the life -courses of the Gilmans. The young people aren't what they were in her day. and she doesn't know what the world is coming to. She's finicky, tire- some sometimes, but beloved by all

DONALD THOMPSON, announcer, left Drake University in 1925 to be- come a newspaperman. Instead he went -Foto -Ad Photos west to be a movie -producer. Then he and One of the less happy situations in the lives of the Gil - In spite of the youthful pride of Stan (John Hench) and headed to New York found his way mans was the time Pa helped Wheezy with his cranium - Phyllis (Joan Kay), it isn't always war in the household. to the stage, where his work included Mae cracking algebra and Wheezy brought home a zero They're really a devoted bunch under the skin "Constant Sinner," with West. Finally found his way into radio as ac- tor, announcer and producer. Thompson NEXT WEEK -"THE O'NEILLS" has also written two detective novels

8 ,"21 P 6 IRENE B EASLEY MAKES A PLEA

Once again the limitless possibilities of radio for She asked listeners to Above: Miss Beasley well-dcing and the whole -hearted sympathy of the send her Christmas proceeded to use the American public have been demonstrated. A few cards they didn't care greetings in a very weeks after Christmas Irene Beasley, whose pro- to keep. Left: Miss worthy cause, visit- gram, "R. F. D. No. 1," was formerly heard five Beasley with some of ing hospitals, dis- times meekly on CBS, broadcast a unique request the 600,000 received tributing to children

Irene herself experienced a great deal of joy from visiting with the sick The delight of the children and overwhelming response of the public to and injured children, helping them fashion toys out of the colo-ful cards her urique and beneficent idea prompted Miss Beasley to resolve to use and w tnessing their unusual pleasure over the novelty of the idea her popular radie personality for some such cause as th s each year

7 1 HE most amazing series of musical creations ever to come from the EMPEROR OF OPERA T brain of a single man came from the brain of Richard Wagner. They came to a climax in the year of 1876 at a place in NEVER DOUBTING HIS OWN GENIUS, RICHARD WAGNER Germany named Bayreuth, where that gentleman himself was celebrating an HURDLED A LIFETIME OF OBSTACLES TO TRIUMPH occasion unlike any other in the world's history. He was celebrating one man's independence and coming -to -glory, and Musical Giant Series No. 8 he did it with all the fancywork the occasion demanded. Arrived at the pinnacle of triumph after forty harsh years of failure, bitter- BY LEONARD LIEBLING ness, controversies, political exile, utter ridicule, and severest abuse, Richard Wagner could say now with joy what he had once cried so headily, "The world owes every genius a living." For Richard Wagner had never once doubted that he was a genius. But now this glamorous evening in August of 1876 was to witness the open- ing at the new Bayreuth Festival Thea- ter, and Richard Wagner's own art was to be given a fresh impetus. The opera was the first of that four-part cycle called "The Ring of the Nibelungen." In the audience were two kings, Emperor William I of Germany and King Ludwig II of Bavaria, and critics and pilgrims from every civilized land in the world. The curtains parted, and the resplen- dent stage and glittering audience vied with each other in the matter of beauti- ful women and rich costume. A long way back were those other nights when a hungry Wagner sat by flickering candle -light in a dingy Paris garret and eked out a few meals by making piano - cornet arrangements of popular dances of the period. He was then twenty-six, had written a moribund symphony, sev- eral overtures and three still -born op- eras. When Bayreuth crowned him with laurels, Wagner was sixty-three. In the meantime, however, he never lost belief in the superiority of his talents. Hours after the hullabaloo of the Bay- reuth premiere and the subsequent

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Once a hungry youngster eking out a sustenance making arrangements of popular dances in a Cosima was the wife of a friend, but that did not Paris garret-then composer of the most amazing series of musical creations ever contributed, but prevent Wagner taking her for his own second between the two a lifetime of failure, abuse, bitterness, controversies. That is the story of Wagner wife. He loved her truly and adored her hair

8/21 P 8 wine -drinking and toastings had passed, era. Wagner remembered to have writ- the thin, wiry composer, preparing for ten later: "When Weber passed our bed in his magnificent villa, might have house on his way to the theater, I used paused to study his face in the mirror. to watch him with something akin to Perhaps he compared the worn features religious awe ... I was quite overcome and baldish gray -fringed dome with the when he stepped in now and then to description issued by the Dresden po- have a chat with my delicate -featured lice in 1849, when he was "wanted" by and intelligent mother, whose sweet them for having taken part in the revo- ways and lively disposition had a spe- lutionary disturbances the year before: cial charm for our artistic friends." "Of middle height, has brown hair; Looking into a mirror, that old gentle- wears glasses: open forehead; eye- man, finally full of triumph and self - brows brown; eyes gray -blue; nose and glory, what regrets had he, what feel- mouth well-proportioned; chin round." ing of virtue? What memories .. . Singularly unobservant, the officials There had been Dorn, a good man made no mention of the prominent and Richard Wagner's teacher. He hooked nose with which every Wagner had written of his pupil: "I doubt portrait has made the world familiar. whether there ever was a young musi- That face in the mirror, though older cian who knew Beethoven's works bet- and wiser and wearier now, was not so ter than Richard in his eighteenth year. very unlike the face of the lad who, at He copied the orchestral opuses in pen- six years of age, had been told that his ciled completeness. He went to sleep father was dead. His mother, he would with the quartets, sang the songs and never forget, had tried to live vainly on whistled the concertos; in short, he was a too small pension and then had mar- possessed with a true Beethoven furor." ried Ludwig Geyer, actor, playwright, The same Dorn had conducted Richard's and amateur portrait painter, who first overture, brought to paper when he turned out to be a most kindly step- realize his ineptitude as a dramatist and father. But seven years later Geyer, too, had begun to dissipate with students passed away, and Richard, then four- and bluster about politics. The overture, teen, had heard him whisper to Mama the mature master of Bayreuth de- Wagner on his deathbed, "Do you think scribed as "the height of my adoles- the boy might have a gift for music?" cent absurdities." Perhaps it was, for the public was puzzled that night by the (JP TO that time Wagner's gift consist- persistence of the Wagnerian drum - ed only of a superficial knowledge player who had to give a fortissimo tap of harmony and bad piano -playing every four measures from start to finish. which was never to be improved. His People grew impatient and finally ambition was to be a dramatic author, laughed at what they considered a and he had read all of Shakespeare's great joke. plays in German. His own first extended The old days-some called them good effort as an author was a grand trag- who had enjoyed good luck in their edy made up of Hamlet and King Lear: youth-were still vivid in Wagner's forty-two men died in the course of it, mind. Those early jobs conducting in and some of them had to return as tiny theaters paid nothing, eating less. ghosts to keep the fifth act going. But studying day and night. History The family had moved from Leipsig and mythology, the folk -lore operas of to Dresden, where the great Weber, al- Marschner and Weber, who were then ready successful composer cf "Der breaking away from the tinkling and Freischuetz," was conductor at the Op- syrupy tunes and illogical arias of -German Railroads Information ORise

Ludwig II, idealist king of Bavaria, as a young man was a fanatical Wag- ner enthusiast. He later became a lavish patron, inviting Wagner to Munich, spending huge sums on the composer and even planning a theater

the Italian composers of that era. eccentric stuff it is hardly possible to Then Riga, in Russia. He had been sing it." The critics? "He has no busy and cold, and then he was busy melody, no form," they had said. But and warm. For in Riga he composed Schumann, already a musical over- "Rienzi' and met a pretty actress named lord, differed. "It is an hundred -fold Minna Planer, whom he married forth- better than his previous work. He with. Wagner had told the story later: may become of great importance and "We took the boat for France, where significance to the stage and I am sure I boastfully intended to create operas he is possessed of sufficient courage." which would route the popular Rossini By then he had finished a new text- and Meyerbeer from the Paris stage. book, "Lohengrin." Of course, Schu- The voyage was rough, and during one mann could have known nothing about of the terrific storms I heard sailors re- sketches for "Parsifal" and "Meister- lating the story of the 'Flying Dutch- singer" seething in that busy brain. man' eternally sailing the seas to seek But what of the political brawls, the peace from the buffetings of life and fugitive days, the fights at the barri- redemption through a woman's faith cades in 1848? The man at the mirror for his sin in renouncing God. frowns and walks back. Outside, the '"In Boulogne we met Meyerbeer, air is warm with his triumph and the who cheerfully gave me introduction curbs are still crowded with those who letters to Paris powers." (Mirror, tell have seen his newest opera and gasped Wagner how he later wrote shamefully at his genius. All he will ever want is about that same generous Meyerbeer. his, wrested from a hard world by the Remind him, too, of all his other acts of persistence of his loud genius. No ingratitude toward the men and women need to think of unpleasant days when who helped to further his career.) he asked and demanded and got His first success had come to Richard nothing. with "Rienzi," done at Dresden in 1842. So we do not know whether or not "After the premiere we should all have he actually manned a barricade, rifle gone to bed, but we did nothing of the at shoulder, or why he fled to Paris. kind." He had become the hero of the We can only surmise, for we do know day in the Saxon capital. In 1844, the that he fled using money borrowed remains of his old idol Weber were from Liszt, which, by the way, was the brought from London to be buried in first of a huge sum he borrowed from Dresden, and Richard Wagner led the the pianist and never repaid. music for the ceremonies. Paris provided renewed disappoint- What other memories? "Ah, the first ments, and the firebrand went into performance of 'Tannhaeuser,' in Dres- voluntary exile in Zurich, Switzerland, -Wide World den." He recalled the bewilderment of where he began the first of his many Above is Wagner's piano, presented to him by Steinway. Unlike his friend, the public and the cast, with Devrient, essays on music, literature and kindred Liszt, Wagner was never an accomplished pianist. His original ambition the soprano, exclaiming, "You are a subjects, including a fierce attack on was to be a great dramatic author, and he did make early dramatic attempts man cf genius, but you write such (Continued on Page 37) P 8/21 9 an operetta of his own. The second theme of the Overture is one of the love- liest melodies Schubert ever wrote. Eastern Central Pacific 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 12:00 noon The March of Music The Metropolitan Auditions of the Air, NBC. Metropolitan tryouts. Edward Johnson, master of ceremonies; Wil- Edited by LEONARD LIEBLING fred Pelletier, conductor. Semi-finals. The names have not yet been given "... An ampler Ether, a diviner Air ..."-Wordsworth out, but The March of Music's choice would be among the following: Garfield Swift, Margaret Harshaw, Emery Darcy, Mary Frances Lehnerts, Morton Bowe. E astern Central Pacific "Fascinating Rhythm" year after year with not one variation 5:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. in appearance. Shiny black Lizzie, like The New Friends of Music, NBC. The LITTLE by little, a new trend in Tennyson's brook, seemed capable of New Friends of Music Orchestra, Fritz American music is making itself going on forever. It wasn't until 1932 Stiedry, conductor; Webster Aitken, felt. Following the example of that Ford, with his Model A, proved Frank Sheridan, Rosalind Tureck, pi- the late George Gershwin, the popular - to a delighted world that he knew the anists. Symphony No. 99 (Haydn), Three Pianos (Bach), song writers are beginning to show value of novelty, and now not a year Concerto for harmony, counterpoint and Symphony No. 87 (Haydn). respect for passes that some gadget or the latest Symphony No. 87 is another one of the classics. And in their turn, the in streamlining doesn't add surprise the "restored" symphonies which have . Joseph Knitzer, violinist with serious composers are looking with interest to the new -model Fords. not been heard since Haydn's time. the New York Philharmonic Or- more tolerance on Tin Pan Alley. E astern Central Pacific However, forward -looking as he has chestra, Sunday afternoon, CBS 6:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. With the resurgence of swing, a is in become with his cars, Ford still M BS. Alfred the earlier The Bach Cantata Series, more sophisticated return to the Model T stage with his radio pro- Wallenstein, conductor; Genevieve crude jazz of the honky-tonks has gram. Although in quality the Ford Rowe, soprano; Mary Hopple, con- come a new interest in orchestration Sunday Evening Hour is the best full - FORECAST tralto; William Hain, tenor; Raoul and instrumentation. Benny Goodman, hour commercial musical program on THE last opera broadcast of the sea- Nadeau, baritone. St. John's Passion, hottest of hot clarinetists, spends his the air, it is suffering from the same son, Bruno Walter's return to the Part II. One of Bach's great oratorios. air and brilliant young Robert Eastern Central Pacific more restrained moments in experi- disease as poor old Lizzie-namely, 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. mental concerts with the Budapest Virovai's Ford appearance are all monotony of design. 1rver since its in- "musts" for the'music-lover this week. String Quartet, a phenomenon impos- ception, the Sunday Evening Hour has The Ford Sunday Evening Hour, CBS. Also, for those who follow new music, The Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Eu- sible five years ago. Leith Stevens, of stuck with unfailing regularity to a there is the League of Composers' Night gene Ormandy, conductor; Robert Vi- Columbia, conducts the Saturday rigid program formula; an orchestral Concert on Thursday, and for Mozart rovai, violinist. Entrance of the Gods Swing Club, but appears occasionally opening, a solo, more orchestral or fans _ the all -Mozart program under into Valhalla from "Das Rheingold" with the Columbia Chamber Orchestra. choral numbers, a group of solos, a Bruno Walter Saturday. (Wagner), the Orchestra; Rondo from A Juilliard student, he has had experi- final orchestral outburst and a hymn. Concerto No. 5 in A (Mozart), Robert ence with both types of music and Singing stars have to be content with SUNDAY, MARCH 5 Virovai and Orchestra; Chora a Pre- conducts them equally well. an aria and a short group of songs. Dr. Charles Courboin, organist, MBS. lude "Jesu, Joy of Man's Deicing" Raymond Scott and his six -man Instrumentalists are usually limited to Sarabande et Fuguette (Couperin), (Bach), March Movement from Sym- quintet are responsible for some of the one skimpy movement of a concerto Andante from Violin Concerto (Men- phony No. 6 "Pathetique" (Tschaikow- most original harmonic combinations delssohn), Alegretto (Lefebre), Fan- sky), the Orchestra; The Zephyr (Hu - and two or three short pieces. T. (De Falla), made bosom tasy and Fugue (W. Best). bay), Dance Espagnole in recent years, and have Naturally, the time element is an A Sunday treat, these organ programs Robert Virovai; Tales of the Vienna friends of jazz and chamber music. important factor in the program plan- are outstanding for the variety and high Woods (Strauss), the Orchestra. Morton Gould in his Tuesday programs ning, but that still shouldn't prevent quality of Dr. Courboin's selections. Ormandy's list is highlighted by the Eastern Central Pacific and Lyn Murray in his "Moods for some elasticity in the method of pres- 12:00 noor 11:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Bach Chorale Prelude and the Wagner Moderns" have successfully combined entation. Why not, for instance, let excerpt. The gods' entrance in Valhalla Radio City Music Hall of the Air, NBC. comes at the end of the "Rheingold." both types of music, and Gould as a soloists like Myra Hess, Robert Virovai Erno Rapee, conductor; Annelies von The giants, Fafner and Fasolt, have composer has shown exceptional talent or Casadesus perform a whole con- Molnar, soprano; Jan Peerce, tenor; built a magnificent new castle in the in his use of the modern musical certo, or devote half the hour to a Louise Bernhardt, mezzo-soprano; clouds for the gods, and in payment are idioms. group of longer violin or piano pieces? Lorenzo Alvari, bass. Concerto for Or- given the gold stolen from the Rhine - composers are chestra (Vivaldi-Bach-D'Antalfïl), Two maidens by Alberich the dwarf. Wotan, Gradually our serious Also, why not present the Ford Sunday chief of the gods, foresees the trouble turning away from European influ- Evening Hour Chorus once in a while Spanish Dances (Granados -Bernstein), Te Deum (Kodaly), Suite from "The this will cause, but the gods, unheeding, ences and discovering the wealth of in a full-length program? Certainly march in solemn procession over the Bolt" (Kodaly). rainbow bridge connecting the castle material awaiting them in their own the equal of any choral group on the Here are two striking novelties, Kod- They are realizing that the with the earth. The broadly magnificent country. air, it should be given the opportunity aly's "Te Deum" and Shostakovich's bal- theme of the Entrance is framed in or- only authentic folk -music we have are to do more than serve as a background let "The Bolt." Both Kodaly and Shos- chestration of shimmering beauty. the popular songs reflecting every peri- for the orchestra and guest stars. Or takovich are among the most vital of Robert Virovai, seventeen -year -old vio- contemporary composers. lin sensation of the year, plays a selec- od of American life and history; hill- why don't each of the conductors ap- Eastern Central Pacific a.m. a.m. his billy songs, cowboy ballads, senti- pearing during the season plan an 12:00 noon 11:00 9:00 tion by one of own countrymen. The New York Philharmonic Orches- Famed equally as a virtuoso and teacher, mental love -songs, Stephen Foster's individual type of program? Jeno Hubay (1858-1937), Hungarian vio- work, jazz in all its manifestations. Any or all or more of these varia- tra, CBS. John Barbirolli, conductor; linist, also composed several operas and Three titles on this week's League of Joseph Knitzer, violinist. Overture to symphonies, and a large quantity of tions would not only benefit the artists "Rosamunde" (Schubert), Symphony Composers' Concert on MBS are elo- but would indicate that Ford's wel- violin music. Among his pupils were No. 3 (Brahms), The Orchestra; Poeme quent indication of the foregoing: come flight from conservatism was not (Chausson), Tzigane (Ravel), Joseph "Whoopee Overture," "Swing Sere- limited only to his cars. Radio -listeners Knitzer and Orchestra; Polka and nade" and "Workout." like to be surprised as much as car - Fugue from "Schwanda" (Weinberg- The art -music output of the last few buyers. er), The Orchestra. years has been interesting, technically Ernest Chausson, French composer daring and of great experimental (1855-1899), was an ardent disciple of Every time he corrects the orchestra Cesar Franck, and his music reflects a value. But its stepsister jazz has de- during rehearsal, Bruno Walter apolo- strong Franck influence. The "Poeme," veloped spontaneity and unselfcon- gizes. The gentlest and most affection- a favorite in the violin repertoire, is at sciousness to a greater degree. A blend- ate of men, this great conductor was once melancholy and impassioned, with ing of the sincere unaffectedness, warm a tinge of mysticism . . . aspira- nevertheless brutally deprived of his tions and strivings that finally subside emotion and melody of jazz at its best posts in Berlin and Vienna and evicted into a peaceful, somewhat wistful resig- with the more intellectual and objec- from his country as an "enemy of the nation, as at the end of a day of tumult, tive approach of serious composition State"! Never interested in politics, he passion and sorrow, one's perplexities are would benefit both. And all signs point transmuted into a spiritual tranquility has always lived only for his music 79 to such a combination, which, if real- and his family, but gangsterism shows Chausson's music was never well ized, may eventually produce Ameri- little discrimination in its choice of known during his lifetime. Like his mas- can music as great as the greatest. victims. ter, Franck, he was timid and retiring. has and lacked the courage to push himself Since his eviction, Walter be- and his work. He died early in his forties come a 1!'rench citizen and makes his in a bicycle accident. Speaking Up home in France. Music fans who re- Of. the operas written by Schubert, member his performances with the little remains except the Overture and By V. V. will welcome ballet music to "Rosamunde." It was New York Philharmonic originally composed for a melodrama Robert Virovai, violinist, is this Not so long ago, a sure bet was that his return March 11 with the NBC called "The Magic Harp," which failed, week's guest of the "Ford Sun- Ford's Model T would keep turning up Symphony. and Schubert used the music later for day Evening Hour" over CBS

10 ) Szigeti and Eddy Brown, both well known to radio audiences. Eastern Central Pacific 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. MONDAY, MARCH 6 The Curtis Institute of Music, CBS. The Opera: "Rigoietto Chamber music. Students of the Cur- tis Institute perform regularly every BY GIUSEPPE VERDI week on this program. Eastern Central Pacific 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 12:00 noon Presented by the Metropolitan Opera Company The Rochester Civic Orchestra, NBC. Guy Fraser Harrison, conductor. Eastern Central Pacific 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 12:00 noon SATURDAY, MARCH 11 The Voice of Firestone, NBC. Alfred Wallenstein, conductor; Margaret On NBC at 2:00 p.m. EST; 1:00 p.m. CST; 12:00 noon MST; 11:00 a.m. PST Speaks, soprano. Good singing, good THE CAST: orchestra, but unoriginal programs. Gilda Lily Pons Eastern Central Pacific 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. The Duke Jan Kiepura Whittal Foundation Chamber Music Rigoletto Lawrence Tibbett Concert, NBC. Adolph Busch, violin- ist; Rudolph Serkin, pianist. A noted team who specialize in sonata playing. Eastern Central Pacific Lily Pons, coloratura, sings the VERDI'S "Rigoletto," second in husband's jealousy is aroused. 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. role of Gilda in Met broadcast worth and popularity to his Rigoletto; malevolent hunch -backed Westminster College Choir, NBC. An of "Rigoletto," Saturday, NBC "Aida," ends the Metropolitan jester, arranger for many of the Duke's interesting series of American choral broadcasting season. An opera that of amours, taunts Ceprano. Rigoletto has musk,. Eastern Central Pacific later years has been the vehicle for been discovered indulging in a regular 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Henry Brandt, born in Montreal, Can- ada, in 1913, is a former pupil of George epochal solo debuts in America, it nightly rendezvous with an unknown TUESDAY, MARCH 7 Antheil, famous modern composer. served to introduce the luminous Ca- charmer. has by Music and the Friendly Arts, CBS. Brandt had works performed the ruso to us in 1903, when he sang the League of Composers, New School for ACT Il Music and poetry, discussed by Archi- Social Research and the Yaddo Musical part of the Duke. Amelita Galli-Curci, bald MacLeish. The Columbia Sym- Festival. His Overture was played over unknown in this country before 1916, The end of a deserted street. Rigo- phony Orchestra, Bernard Herrmann, Columbia last October. triumphed sensationally in that year letto's dwelling. Gilda, the jester's conducting. Boris Koutzen, born in Moscow, stud- daughter, greets her father. Of course, Eastern Central Pacific at the Chicago Opera in the role of 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. ied with Gliere and is at present head she is the "mysterious" one of the of the violin department of the Phila- Gilda. Violin Series, MBS. Alfred Wallen- delphia Conservatory of Music. His Con- Based on Victor Hugo's drama "The Duke, and the "charmer" of Rigoletto. stein, conductor; Benno Rabinoff, vio- certo, written in 1934, is for flute, clari- King Amuses Himself," Rigoletto has The Duke, lurking outside in the court- linist. Concerto in C Major (Vivaldi - net, bassoon, horn, cello and string or- a tremendously active and compelling yard, learns of the relationship. Rigo - Kreisler), Devil's Trill (Tartini). chestra. letto leaves and the maid and her is native of Tucson, libretto in which all the human pas- The Concerto is heard for the first Robert McBride a ducal admirer (whom she knows only time in America. Arizona, and has had many performances sions are revealed. Called "The Fool's Eastern Central Pacific of his orchestral and works. His Revenge," the- Hugo play long afforded as "Walter") sing their love duet. 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. choral "Workout," commissioned in 1936 by the Edwin Booth one of his greatest char- Alone she delivers her aria, "Caro WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8 League of Composers, is based on adven- acterizations. Nome" (Dearest Name). Masked cour- tures in a jazz band. Its three move- The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, ments are entitled "Go Choruses," Verdi's music for "Rigoletto" is the tiers, led by Ceprano, appear for re- CBS. Fabien Sevitzky, conductor. "Sweet" and "Fast Swing." work of genius, both inventively and venge, and tell the returning suspicious No. 4 (Schumann), Ram- Eastern Central Pacific Symphony 8:30 p.m. 7:30 pm. 5:30 p.m. constructively. Now eighty-seven years Rigoletto that they wish to abduct bling Sailor (English Suite) (Mason), old, the score has a degree of vividness Ceprano's wife (who lives across the Caucasian Sketches (Ippolitov-Ivanov). FRIDAY, MARCH IO Eastern Central Pacific and power approached since then only street) for the Duke. The jester joins 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 12:00 noon Keyboard Concerts, CBS. Marc Albert, by Strauss and Puccini-and by Verdi the plot, is masked and blindfolded, THURSDAY, MARCH 9 pianist. Habanera (Ravel), Dance of himself in his "Aida," composed and unknowingly holds the ladder Eastman School Band, NBC. Frederick Spain (Navarro), Pochades Andaluces twenty years after "Rigoletto." against his own wall. (Infante), Espana Cani (George Cope- Fennel, conductor. Overture to "Ober- It might be added with no wish to on" (Weber), Suite from "Water Mu- land arrangement), Soiree dans Gren- ACT III ade (Debussy), Malaguena (Lecuona). discourage present-day composers, that sic" (Handel), Fugue A La Gigue "Rigoletto" was completed in less than Salon in the Duke's palace. Gilda (Bach), Romeo and Juliet Overture An all -Spanish program, also featur- (Tschaikowsky). ing two Frenchmen who wrote much forty days. has been brought to the next room, Eastern Central Pacific. music with a Spanish flavor, Debussy Listeners are, of course, well ac- where the Duke joins her. Rigoletto 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. and Ravel. The Soiree dans Grenade of Lily Pons seeks .his to hide his Sinfonietta, M BS. Alfred Wallenstein, and the Malaguena are especially color- quainted with the work daughter, trying conductor. League of Composers' Con- ful and descriptive. and Lawrénce Tibbett. The appearance grief under assumed jauntiness. Gilda Eastern Central Pacific cert. Whoopee Overture (Henry 3:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. of Jan Kiepura, internationally known enters and the pair utter their devotion Brandt), Concerto for Five Solo In- Polish tenor, in "Rigoletto" is signifi- and distress, Rigoletto ending with his struments (Boris Koutzen), Swing SATURDAY, MARCH II cant. His first performance in an opera resolve for revenge upon the Duke. Milestones in the History of Music, Serenade (Robert McBride), Workout broadcast in America was in the role (Robert McBride). NBC. Eastman School Little Sym- ACT IV phony, Frederick Fennel, conductor. of the Duke in a broadcast of "Rigo - Alfred Wallenstein presents the first The inn kept by Sparafucile and his of three League of Composers' Concerts An all -Mozart program. Overture to letto" almost exactly a year ago. devoted to new music. "Don Giovanni," Symphony No. 29, Born the son of a prosperous Polish sister Maddalena. Rigoletto and Gilda . First movement of Symphony No. 1. merchant, Kiepura was sent to War- are outside, the latter disguised as a Mozart's first symphony was written saw to study law. His persistence in young cavalier, to aid her intended at the age of eight! flight from Mantua, which Eastern Central Pacific singing led to an abrupt break in par- her father 11:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m. ental support. On his own thereafter, decrees after he is convinced she still The NBC Symphony Orchestra, NBC. young Jan picked up a living and had loves the Duke. That noble intriguer, Bruno Walter, conductor. All -Mozart a lot of fun with a traveling troupe. In in soldier attire, comes for a drink and Program. Divertimiento in D Flat, the a provincial village an operatic scout sings his great cynical air "La Donna Orchestra; Piano Concerto in D Minor, heard him sing "Faust" and took him e Mobile" (Woman is Fickle) . Madda- Bruno Walter and Orchestra; Sym- to Warsaw to sing a Puccini role. His lena flirts with the willing Duke, Gilda phony No. 40 in G Minor, Orchestra. overhearing his Here is a program that reveals Bruno success was immediate and he was ardent declarations. Walter at his best. Considered by many called to perform in Paris, Berlin, Sending off Gilda, Rigoletto hires ab the foremost exponent of Mozart in Brussels, Vienna and Milan. Then he Sparafucile to murder the Duke and the world, Walter not only conducts the returned to Poland, famous at the age deliver his body in a sack. Maddalena, orchestra but appears as soloist in one now another victim to the Duke's of Mozart's most charming piano con- of twenty-two. certos. It is an unusual sight to see wiles, makes her brother promise to ACT I Walter at the piano, nodding his head slay any other guest who might come, at times at the orchestra, and holding The Ducal Palace in Mantua, Italy, and deliver his body instead of the the performance together with the irre- during the sixteenth century. The Duke's. sistible force and rhythm of his playing. Although I have said much in these Duke, an incorrigible rake, ruling a There is a storm. Gilda, drawn ir- pages about the G Minor Symphony, it debauched court, tells a confidant resistibly, returns, knocks, and is is still not enough to emphasize the de- about his pursuit of a young girl. stabbed. Rigoletto receives his grue- light I feel each time I hear it. For A song, "Questa o Quella" (This One some booty, but as he drags the sack those unacquainted with Mozart here is That One), voices the Duke's admir- away he hears the Duke singing "La Bruno Walter, conductor of the the most entrancing introduction they or NBC Symphony Orchestra pro- can possibly have. ation of Count Ceprano's wife, with Donna." The horrified father opens Eastern Central Pacific gram to be heard Saturday night 10:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. whom he dances so fervently that her the bundle, finds his daughter's body.

11 RADIO NEWSREEL

-Acme -Wide World -Wide worm Comedian George Burns, of Friday "Burns and If Senator Burton K. Wheeler of Montana has Even the raspy voice of Andy Devine, heard on Allen" program, as he arrived in Hollywood after his way, radio's FCC will be junked and re- Jack Benny's Sunday show, cannot vie with the trip east, where he pleaded guilty to smuggling placed by three-man agency to rule broadcasting vocal acrobatics of his new son, Denny Patrick

-Acme -Wide Werle Dillard Borden, 17 -year -old bus boy in Miami Recent court battle between Marion Talley, op- Dr. Eduoard Benes, former president of. Czecho- night-club, accuses orchleader Rudy Vallee of eratic singing star, and her husband, revealed slovakia, made his first American public address striking him after le humped the star with tray the secret that they have a daughter (above) in Chicago. when he joined U. of C. faculty

-wide World lnternat,one An engineer's m s:ake recently plugged a denunciation of Secretary of Claude Stroud (left). cf the Stroud Twins formerly on radio's "Chase and Labor Perkins into a symphony program over CBS. The speech was being Sanborn Hour," is pictured with his new bride, Gloria Brewster, film delivered by Repr_sentative J. P. Thomas (above) over WHBI. Newark actress. at Miami Beach. Fla. Jack Dempsey (right) acted as best man

12 ti ; NEW YORK.-It has been my contention for next night, he requested the leader to lay off the quite some time that radio -broadcasting lacked gab. The ork-pilot promised he would, but when showmanship. It seemed that all the networks he got on the air again he seemed to forget his IN NEW YORK were interested in was to sell time and did very promise, because he went right on talking, much little in the way of building and developing new to McNamee's discomfort. In telling the story, talent and programs. With television being just Graham added that to this day nobody has been "around the corner," it was good news to learn that able to stop the- orchestra -leader from talking in NBC engaged Max Gordon, noted producer of front of a microphone. His name is Ben Bernie Broadway hits, to advise and assist in the produc- and the one who got the biggest laugh out of the tion of sight -and -sound broadcasting programs. yarn was the 01' Maestro himself. There were many Radio is sorely in need of the experienced theatrical more interesting stories told, which convinced me touch, and the hiring of Mr. .Gordon and other and all those present that Lanny Ross has a swell producers of his caliber will do â lot for the in- idea and it was enthusiastically endorsed by every- dustry in general. one. A committee is being appointed to work out all the details, and I for one am looking forward Money spent wisely is bound to bring dividends. to the first program. Ben Bernie made a motion CBS invested quite a bit of its profits in developing. that got a long and loud laugh. He proposed that the Orson Welles dramatic offerings, and the idea sponsors be kept alive as long as possible. turned out to be a good one, having sold the pro- gram to Campbell's Soup. "This is New York" is An Open Letter to Key Kyser another costly airing which offers good entertain- Dear Friend Kay: ment, and according to reports several sponsors are On February 15 I listened to your program with interested in the show. NBC paid the bills for a group of friends. We were all impressed with the "Information, Please" for several months, building intelligence of the two finalists, but we were unami- Bandleader Fired Waring sets aside one day each a huge it to mous in finding fault in the way you decided the up listening audience and then selling week to meet song-plugyers. "01. Maestro" Ben of $35. You asked Lester Canada Dry. That they intend to build more shows winner of the first prize Bernie was recent honor -guest o' the meeting is evidenced by the fact Golumb these questions: that on February 21 they "Name the operas from launched a new program which the following well- called "Dr. Rockwell's known selections are Brain Trust." Assisting taken - Rockwell are Allen Roth AIRIALTO 1. Quartet from -. and a 30 -piece orchestra 2. Sextet from . and a choir of fourteen 3. The Wedding March voices. The only thing I from don't like about it is the LOWDOWN 4. Pilgrim's Chorus fact that they are trying from to compete with Fibber Mr. Golumb named McGee for listeners, which three out of four correct- gives them two strikes ly. Then you addressed before they even get the feminine finalist, Judy started. NBC should find Jasper, with this ques- another spot for this show tion: "While on the sub- if they want a big follow- ject of vagabonds, we ing. Anyway, getting back shouldn't pass up this to my original purpose of song, which was made the paragraph, it is heart- famous in a certain show news to me (and by a certain singer." Then ening Wife and kiddie help cheer up Kenny Sargent, I'm sure to you too) to your boys played "The BY MARTIN LEWIS vocalist of Glen Gray Casa Loma Band, recover- know that the networks Vagabond Song" from ing from throat operation at Mt. Sinai Hospital are at last getting wise "The Vagabond King," to themselves and doing which Miss Jasper named something that they should have done long ago. correctly and which resulted in her winning the Perhaps it was all prompted by the fact that they first prize. see the handwriting on the Hollywood wall. Our complaint is that in reality you asked Mr. Golumb a question in four parts that required four Lanny Ross Entertains answers, three of which he answered correctly. Whereas Miss Jasper had to identify only the song Your reporter received a telegram from Lanny and the name of the show, which is only a two- Ross to be his guest at a luncheon and help him radio anniversary. When I part question and in our opinion wasn't fair to the celebrate his tenth lad. In the room at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, fairness to both contestants, don't you think walked into that in the future the questions for the finalists where the luncheon was held, and looked around should require only one direct answer? Best regards. the room I was greeted by many people whose names are familiar to you. Among those present besides Lanny were Ben Bernie, Graham Mc- Seen Behind the Scene Namee, David Ross, B. A. Rolfe, Frank Munn, Mark Before the Kate Smith program hits the air, Warnow, Phil Duey, executives of the three major Andre Baruch issues instructions to the audience networks, and last but by no means least a man on how to react to the entertainment. He states who spends more money for radio time and talent that on other shows directors come out on the stage than any other sponsor. He is Mr. R. S. Butler, and wave one hand as a signal to applaud. "We vice-president of General Foods. The purpose of don't do that here-we're different-we use two the luncheon was to organize a club of radio stars hands" ... It was a treat to watch Fredric March who have been on the air ten years or more. Dur- in a scene from "The American Way." He acted ing the course of the discussion a plan was devel- his part in front of the mike just as though he oped for a program to be heard over all three Coast - were in front of the movie camera. By popular to -Coast networks four times a year, with these request Kate sang "God Bless America" for the big -name stars of the radio telling about experi- seventh time . . . If you listened to the show and ences during the early days of radio. wondered why the audience howled after Abbott and Costello finished their comedy cracks, it was The stories that were related during the after- because Costello tripped over a sword he was wear- noon would be more than welcome to the listener. ing with his George Washington outfit, and almost For instance, Graham McNamee told about the broke his neck . . . It was a lot of fun watching time he was assigned to announce the first broad- rehearsal of the "Campbell Playhouse" at CBS last cast of dance music from a hotel spot. When he Friday. Orson Welles and his co-workers were reported back to the studios he was reprimanded getting "Burlesque,", famous Broadway play about by his superior for permitting the orchestra -leader a hoofer, whipped into shape, and the place was a Major Edward Bowes, conductor of Thursday to talk so much and was told to make sure it didn't beehive of activity. Five tap -dancers were there "Amateur Hour" on CBS. shares his radio the- happen again. When he went back to the hotel the to tap out dancing sound -effects. ater office with his wire-haired terrier, Blarney

P 8,31 13 HOLLYWOOD WELCOME

Gracie Allen (above Charlie McCarthy with George Burns): (above with boss Ber- "Its pretty cover gen):"Radio Digest will matches my new blue mow 'em down! Yes. hat. Someday I'll read sir. It's like me-small, it-no, not the hat." but oh what a punch!"

EOPLE have been perking up their ears to outstanding radio programs for years, but when the new publication, Radio Digest, appeared on the iewsstands, they be- gan to perk up their eyes, too. There had been nothing but memory to help them retain the good things of radio, and human memory is far from infallible. There was also the impossibility of hearing all the appealing radio offerings. Now Radio Digest preserves the cream of the crop for both present and permanent enjoyment. Like others, the radio stars of Hollywood welcome the record of their own work and that of other stars Hedda Hopper, star of "Brenthouse": "A boon Bing Crosby: "Radio performers often forget to listeners. and mcre especially to non -listeners. Pnotograpnb by Gene Lester and NBC HO1ly.noo0 that radio extends beyond the scope of their who have been r"it.siné these worthy prog ams" own programs. Radio Digest elim pates that"

is Al Jolson: "The most interesting magazine I've Jack Benny: "i's a swell idea. Now I car keep Parkyakarkus: "You betsa Radio Digestion up with what that al eçed comic. Fred Allen. says werry conwenient for pipples witsing to kip seen for a long time. I recommend i: to every I put him next to my heart" listener to keep record of the airs best bets' about me . . Dic -'e say that? It's a lie!" hup wit tings.

s,: I 14 HOLLYWOOD.-Al Jolson has notified his spon- at the fall when M -G -M pulls out of the show. sor that he wishes to rest a bit from radio, con- Fannie Brice will be among those present, too .. . cluding his participation in the Rinso-Lifebuoy opus Let's brag. RADIO GUIDE is the only radio magazine IN HOLLYWOOD March 14, and perhaps return to the air in the posted at the main Los Angeles public library for fall in a new type of show he has in mind. The reference! ... Barbara Ann Burns, Bazooka Bob's vacancy has been filled by no less than Dick Powell, 10 -month -old pride, visited the Crosby rehearsal who will take over the m.c. reins of the current last week to prove that Daddy wasn't fibbing about Jolson show (then to be renamed) on March 21 her accompishments. And as for his, he'll be a for $2,500 a week and the promise that he won't papa again in July! . . . A Ray Buffum authored feel hurt if someone else in the cast gets more lines comedy show built around a hotel managed by or laughs than he does. Hundreds of thousands of Edward Everett Horton may soon be selling meat. fans of Powell, kept off the air after his Hollywood First stooge for Horton in the cast is Zasu Pitts .. . Hotel success by a clause in his Warner Brothers Now Norma Shearer and Lew Ayres are dating movie contract, will be glad and waiting once again ... And smart ones claim Nan ("Those We Love") to hear their favorite every week. Grey and Jockey Westrope have been secretly wed ... Best crack of the week is Jack Haley's solution for the slightly flattened "Circle" show, which has The Movies vs. Radio Baffle been losing its stars so rapidly. "Let 'em use the Before believing everything you read about how stars' movie stand-ins," quips Haley, "and rename the film moguls are spanking radio for swiping their the show 'The Semicircle'!" movie -going cash customers, let's ponder the facts: Only two of the major cinema studios, 20th Century - Fibber Stands Pat Fox and Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer, have raised any Fibber (Jim Jordan) McGee didn't come to Hol- fuss. Darryl Zanuck, heading the former, is reported lywood to go Hollywood, no sir! He's ordered his -Ge,e u.rr to have said he removed Tyrone Power from the air writer to stick to the mythical Wistful Vista locale Ralph Bowman (lelt), Rowena Cole (center) to stop him from detracting from Sunday movie and leave the cinema puns for the dozen -odd Holly- signing autographs. Ralph and Rowena won arst eliminatich n "Gateway to Hollywood." Sunday theater attendance . . . wood broadcasts that al- But really Power had a ready are overdoing it. mutual falling-out with What's more, a glance his sponsor over an en- into McGee's rehearsal tirely different matter- reveals that the cast is something relating not one HOLLYWOOD still eastern in dress. The whit to the issue of movie girls still wear dresses attendance ... Next week instead of slacks and the Mr. Zanuck "took steps" men cling to neckties and to see that Alice Faye, SHOWDOWN conservative suits. another of his contract stars, would broadcast no Charlie's Troupe Follows more. But Alice hasn't While Charlie McCarthy been on any regular air and his voicemaker will series during the past be in New York by March year! . . . At the same 5, they won't be alone for time, Mr. Zanuck denied long, for the entire coffee - that he intended to re- hour crew will join them move Don Ameche from for the following two t h e (theater - hurting) Sundays, March 12 and Chase & Sanborn Hour, 19, to broadcast from and defined his stand fur- NBC's Radio City studios. -NBC Msllywo.d ther by stating that he The big idea is to get the They say real between Rüch, BY it's a romance Irene intended to continue to use EVANS PLUMMER New York bee out of the radio actress (Sun., NBC), and Addison Randall, radio where he thought bonnets of all the per- film cowboy. Above: Dirtinc at Marcel's recently he could promote his pic- formers at one and the tures . . . Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer assuaged its ex- same time, let them see the shows on Broadway hibitors by announcing that it would withdraw from and have their fling, then get them back to Holly- participation in the Maxwell House "Good News" wood and down to business. Speaking of business, airing after June 29. And again-the funny part of Charlie McCarthy will have his own bungalow at this gesture is that "Good News" will fold for the the San Francisco Fair, where his wardrobe, tro- summer anyway on that date-and be back again phies, pictures and associated toys, dolls, books, in the fall, probably with Fannie Brice, Hanley games and so forth will be exhibited . . . Visiting Stafford and maybe even Frank Morgan. in the reverse direction are Professor Quiz and Your correspondent feels that movie -makers Tommy Riggs. The former will be here for three should concentrate on producing better pictures in- broadcasts starting March 4, and Tommy and Betty stead of issuing statements. Lou will strut their stuff from Hollywood for four weeks beginning the same date. OS Live Mikes That brunet air -pretty who wants her hubby to Back -Stage Stuff give her a divorce has been refused it by her "Two -Gun" Eddie Cantor, posing for publicity spouse, who says she doesn't know her own mind. pictures in a cowboy suit just prior to his prevue We agree-if she has any ... Bill Thompson, Fibber performance of February 19, leaned menacingly McGee's actor of characters-including Horatio K. over a poker hand. Just then there were two loud Boomer-is good. Latter is an imitation of W. C. reports and Cantor fell to the floor, six-guns and Fields, who admits, "It's too-good!" . . . First sombrero scattering in every direction. The "shots" kickback of radio artists' union came when Kraft were two faulty photographer's flash -bulbs which Music Hall had to retrench and drop its 18 -voice popped by accident . . . Parkyakarkus greeting a Paul Taylor chorus because the singers would cost fair -touring and hangover -nursing eastern editor double to treble what they have been paid . . . with: "Must been someting you edited" . . . Bob When a man gives a girl his very best dog, it's love. Hope and cast amazed at rehearsal when the usu- Ed Bergen gave Kay St. Germain, the Cantor song- ally meticulous Paulette Goddard appeared without bird, his cocker spaniel, "Skinnay Dugan." Kay make-up in sweater, play -skirt and low shoes, while promptly lost Skinnay, so now Ed's giving her an the generally sloppy Patsy Kelly reported dressed Irish terrier . . . On Jack Benny's birthday, also fit to kill in a black satin dress and mink coat! made famous by St. Valentine, gagman Bill Morrow Which reminds that the superstitious Patsy always kept sending him assorted telegrams of congratula- wears a good -luck charm -bracelet. When an NBC tions, each signed by a different first name. The engineer complained that its rattle came through messages tickled Jack silly and he kept wondering the mike, she compromised slightly by wearing the who the senders were. This will let him know .. . bauble as an anklet ... Madaline (Genevieve Blue) Songstress Gertrude Niesen's Decked out like an old-time ity slicker, rn.e. signing with "Good Lee, turning down the visiting luscious Lucius Bob Young sings first tr.nor with the barber- News" for a six -week term casts a shadow ahead Beebe's request for a date. shop quartet on "Good News of 193g," Thursday P 8/21 5 HERE IS TELEVISION AT WORK

-NBC Photos the size of a business letterhead, in the tele- Television is not yet a practicable reality for the United States as a Will look like this, about 45 miles, and no way has whole. When it does come to the nation a; it is carried on now in the vision receiver. Telecasts can reach only about as in broadcasting metropolitan area of New York City the picture above when televised- yet bee- found to successfully create a network

MEET THE MAN IN THE BOX

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working from a box in the Here is Ward Wilson as he worked when known only as "Beetle' cr former Nov Ward Wilson emerges from anonymity. nemesis, the "Man -in -the -Box," on "Hono- Phil Baker shows. He hid with a mike backstage from where his mice was broadcast theater as Baker's new fed into another mike. producing the wei-d voice -effect of the heckler lulu Bound.' Sat.. CBS. The effect is that of a voice from the audience

16 CHICAGO.-"I'd be so frightened if I had to talk ton back on the air . . . More big night shows into that little machine." Little Mrs. Kim of Peiping, originating in Chicago, the Crossroads of America, China, was seeing her first broadcast, a "Betty and a city of people like you and me . . . The many IN CHICAGO Bob" chapter. Looking at her you get the idea deserving dramatic actors given a deserved break that the tiny wife of Dr. Kim of Peiping University by having their names announced in connection Medical College could maintain her courage through with the shows. any great disaster such as China's present tragedy. But "that little machine"-that got her. Radio is Potpourri intriguing Mrs. Kim more than anything else in Listeners in Iowa report they set their alarm America. She has become an avid radio fan, attend- clocks so they won't miss the early morning broad- ing a number of broadcasts as the guest of Edith casts of Gene and Glenn ... Readers ask what to Davis, Mrs. Drake of "Betty and Bob." "That little do to keep pet programs on the air or bring them machine" may awe the unaccustomed foreign visitor, back-buy the product and write letters, especially but it is one of the most reassuring and vital forces to the advertisers . . . Calling your attention to of "The American Way." three youngsters you'll be hearing more of in the future: "Skip" Farrell, now soloing on the "National A Hand for- Barn Dance"; Ted Smith, colored lad with a re- The NBC "Jamboree" giving the boys a break at markable tenor voice singing from the Grand Ter- the Edward J. Hines, Jr., Memorial Hospital. Those race with Fletcher Henderson, also over WAAF fellows to whom the country owes so much really three times weekly; Eunice Clark, singing and get- appreciate radio, and they showed it when Don Mc- ting notice thrice weekly over WAAF . . . Correc- Neill, Swor and Lubin, Fran Allison, Wayne Van tion: The All-American Turkey Show was held in Dyne, Lillian Cornell, Johnnie Johnstön, the Vaga- and broadcast from Grand Forks, North Dakota, bonds, Gene and Glenn, and Joe Gallicchio's orches- instead of Fargo. Sorry . . . Ransom Sherman's -Maur ,ee Seymour tra broadcast their show from the hospital February fetching "Smile Parade" from Chicago has moved L. to r., Gordon Vandover, Marlin Hurt, Bud 24, and then put on an additional hour of entertain- to Thursday afternoon; "Avalon Time" from Cin- Vandover, famed as Chicago's Tom, Dick and ment for the veterans. cinnati changes time this Harry, are now on "Plantation Party," Fri.

week . . . Uncle Mal's Backstage Briefs Story Book, authored by Wallace, MBS "Keep Fit NBC story -teller Malcolm to Music" exercise con- Claire, will be off the ductor, controls his mus- LET'S LOOK press early in the spring cles better than his car. . . . Contrasts: Virginia Alter backing into the Payne plays old "Ma Per- rear wall of his garage kins" and elderly mother too many times, he solved BACKSTAGE Carter in "Carters of Elm the problem by painting a Street," yet is actually an big mark on the side wall attractive, vivacious girl opposite where the steer- in her middle twenties. ing-wheel should stop .. . Catherine McCune and Phil Davis, "Avalon Janet Logan of "Scatter- Time" maestro, gets re- good Baines" live together laxation by doing a bit of and pal together in spite stunt flying! ... Bernar- of the fact that Catherine dine "Sade" Flynn never is five feet nine inches has had mikefright but tall and Janet ten inches is s arcd stiff of meeting shorter . . . Record -deal- new people . . . Sports ers report a sharp pick- Harold up in the sales of Marek department: BY MOORE Stokes and Jess Kirkpat- DON Weber's recordings since rick, of "Your Sunday his inauguration of "Inter- Date," manifest their national Nights" on "Con- magnificent obsession for golf by playing at least tented Hour" ... Harold Stokes flies to Wheeling, Three men on a horse are NBC Ranch Boys, new eighteen holes a week come rain, come snow, come West Virginia, to be guest conductor on "Musical heard Tues. morning. Left to right, Joe "Cur- wind. Joan Kay, Phyllis of "Those Happy Gil- Steelmakers" March 5 ... Cunning little contralto ly" Bradley. Jack Ross, and "Shorty" Carson mans," has been roller-skating with ice to right and Nancy Martin claims some sort of championship left ... Washington's birthday meant more to Phil for a long-distance echo-a voice -recording made Lord, NBC character actor (Frazer Mitchell in from one of her solos by a short-wave listener "Mary Marlin"), than to most actors. He was born living at Newcastel up on Tyne ... Hal O'Halloran, on February 22 and once celebrated his birthday by who was for some four years a favorite m.c. of the playing the role of the Father of His Country, pa- "National Barn Dance," has joined the WLW Rural rading on a white horse through Des Moines streets Program staff. Hal started in radio at Chicago's in a cold wave that would have put Valley Forge WCFL and, after the "Barn Dance," reached WLW to shame ... Somebody told "First Nighter" Bar- via WOR, Newark, and CKLW, Windsor ... When bara Luddy to eat lots of lettuce and drink plenty Captain Clifford J. MacGregor appeared as guest of of fruit juice during the flu epidemic. She did so, Don McNeill's "Breakfast Club" February 23 it was and broke out in a rash. Discovered she's definitely the culmination of a correspondence instituted allergic to excess quantities of both lettuce and when MacGregor led an expedition in 1937-38 fruit ... Peggy Wall of "Stepmother" and Ginger in search of the lost Russian explorers. His ex- Jones of "Helen Trent" may have greeted some of peditioners listened to "B. C." from the arctic and you vocally on Valentine Day. They voiced some of sent short-wave fan messages to McNeill and the the famous singing telegrams of Postal Telegraph. "Breakfast Clubbers."

I'd Like to Hear- War Department Morton Downey's vibrant tenor -singing and Clipping from column of Ed Sullivan, movie Franklyn MacCormack's understanding poetry -read- columnist: "In the current war between movies and ing on the same program. There would be a set-up! radio, the movies have forgotten to point out that ... Wayne King and his orchestra, still tops with in the last two years the only performer developed thousands, back on the air with a regular com- by radio has been Edgar Bergen." Maybe, Ed, they mercial show, giving them more latitude for their haven't forgotten, but just don't care to point out, versatility than was afforded them on the former as you do, that a wooden dummy tops all the movie program identified with King. Wayne is currently stars on the air as a radio attraction. Would they be hitting highs at the Drake Hotel's Gold Coast Room willing to stack their Power, Gable, Taylor, or Lom- and broadcasting in a night-spot ... Alec Temple- bard against Charlie on the air? The only one to ton in his own series with the piano or that mar- compete with Charlie successfully on the same velously flexible new novachord and a narrator time -spot was the radio -built Orson Welles, whom Marek Weber, musical director of "Contented with a voice to match Alec's music ... Throaty con- you forgot to mention. Program" (Mon.,NBC). is handy in the kitchen, tralto Betty Bennett and guitar -playing Joe Wolver- Come home, radio, all will be forgiven. often cooks for his own sipper parties

P 8/21 17 LISTENING TO LEARN

for reliable information: ". . . college ment to the course of study, a great foundations for the use of radio hard- The Future? stations have the reputation for au- motivator, as an instrument to change ly dreamed of yet." thenticity backed by years of faithful vague ideas to concrete experiences, Television and facsimile broadcast- AGROUP of men in a unique posi- service to the public, which augurs radio will gain its greatest reward. ing: "... will give a new impetus to tion - planning and operating well for the future." Bringing new personalities into the the social and instructive value of schedules of educational broad- College -station broadcasting: ". . . classroom and utilizing the master radio." casts-recently was asked this question Commercial stations are unable to ap- teacher, this form of communication s s by your "Listening to Learn" editor: peal to specific groups because they may prove to be the greatest vitalizing In the light of past experience and continually strive for maximum audi- force in education. Through radio, FRANK E. SCHOOLEY, program di- present activity, what may the future ence. College stations will continue to classroom instruction may be applied rector, station WILL, owned and op- hold for RADIO -EDUCATION? fulfill an important need in our radio to daily living. Educational stations, erated by the University of Illinois. Four of them ventured an answer; system by giving service to minori- because of their ability to adjust here they are, those four-keen and ties." schedules and maintain schedules to Mr. Schooley's answer follows: interesting insights into educational Quality: ". . With the development meet the schools' needs, will lead in broadcasting and its probable future, of appreciation for good music and this important work." "That question should be reversed. enlightening and significant answers to drama, and informational, thought - Educating educators to understand What may radio -education hold for the question: provoking programs, education will be and utilize radio: "... Individuals re- the future. In that reversal is found called upon to supply more of the type turning to their communities to di- our answer. Radio -education will of material which it has championed." rect programs over commercial sta- bring us a more enlightened nation, In the classroom: ". . . this new in- tions will be far more qualified to an enlightened world. True radio - HENDERSON H. LEAKE, director of strument can never replace the teacher utilize the radio for educational pur- education will bring truth. Even the production, station WNAD, owned and or the classroom. But as a supple- poses than in the past. This will lay tainted propaganda of the dictators, operated by the University of Okla- who are now apparently so successful homa. in their use of radio, will not stand Mr. Leake's answer, in part, follows: the light of truth. Radio -education "Descendants the Mutineers" will take truth to man. In our democ- "If we turn our backs on radio for a of racy, radio -education is one of man's moment and look at education, we find EW HORIZONS" explorers, and if the stock is sound to begin means to enlightenment. We must al- that people learn because of their in- meaning the several thou- with. ways remember, however, that there terest. Careless teachers expect the sand listeners who have fol- From Pitcairn, American School of is another which will always have a student to be stimulated by a sense lowed this intriguing series of radio the Air listeners go next to Easter Is- profound place in education-it is the to be of the importance of the things visits to strange and interesting parts land in the South Pacific, a strange, printed word. learned, but smart teachers on all of the world, today will journey to that dismal place, where Goliaths hewn out "Education by radio, like entertain- levels arouse interest in the student little spot in the Pacific Ocean made of stone stand guard on the sloping ment by radio, news and information and use that interest as a foundation famous as the home of the mutineers banks of an extinct volcano (see map by radio, has grown rapidly from for the education process. and Partly buried or standing birth. Perhaps, however, it has not my opin- of the Bounty. The stirring ro- above). "This active principle, in mantic history of the mutiny on the erect, these monoliths, some as high as been so colorful as entertainment. But ion, will determine the future of education does not need to follow the fac- Bounty is brought up to date with a thirty or forty feet, are tangible proof radio -education. Such important first-hand account of the descendants of a once powerful social force. No footsteps of entertainment in radio. tors as money spent for network talent on Pit- one knows, as yet, how the great stone Education by radio will succeed in the of special of the mutineers, now living and advice, or the allotment cairn Island. The story of present-day "Easter Island Men" were erected, how future not by aping popular radio frequencies for educational purposes, Pitcairn is told by one of the few men they were transported from the quar- programs of today but by working out are `small potatoes' when compared to its own techniques and methods. Much toward who, in recent years, has had the ries, or what significance they had. the attitude of smart teachers privilege of making an extended visit Among the many unusual things to has been done in a short time; much radio as a teaching aid. Smart edu- in Pacific, Dr. be found in the South Sea islands, the will be done in the future." of radio -edu- to this lonely island the cators hold the future Harry L. Shapiro. No one, not even a stone money of the island of Yap is cation in the palms of their hands, and explorer, may foot on among the strangest. Here, gigantic when they wake to its possibilities scientist or put Pitcairn unless his visit is approved by stone wheels, often twelve feet high ELMER G. SULZER, director of they will certainly be eager to develop and a foot thick, serve as money. A powerful of proved formal vote taken by the inhabitants, radio, University of Kentucky. one of the most which number less than 200 people. circle of stone about a foot in diameter agencies for teaching. Community life on Pitcairn is peace- is worth almost a hundred dollars. Mr. Suizer's answer follows: "Radio -education educates 'him that for the value of the strange To get the ful and harmonious and women have The basis gives and him that takes.' an equal share with the men in elec- coins is that the stones had to be ob- "What does the future hold for ra- very most out of this parallel we from far -away Guam, under dio -education? I would say that the that it bids fair tions and conduct of the government. tained might truthfully say and time, in the course of a circumstances of difficulty and danger. future will see more specialized edu- to become `mightiest of thé might- Nature or, I should say, the century and a half, have produced "Descendants of the Mutineers" is cational broadcasting, iest,' and that it becomes the educator March 8 program in the more classified educational broadcast- than anything else he some experiments in human breeding the title of the almost better and inbreeding that are without par- "New Horizons" series of Columbia's ing. By this I mean that we will even- has worn. allel in modern history. Dr. Shapiro American School of the Air. Time: tually see broadcasting programs "The future of radio -education lies phased so as to hit certain audiences enthusiastic discovered that inbreeding does not 2:30-3 p.m. EST; 1:30-2 CST; 12:30-1 with smart teachers and necessarily lower the human stand - MST; 11:30 a.m.-12 noon PST. much in the same way that our pres- students. Writing and speaking are the ent radio set-up is devised. We will means whereby students are ordinar- have a comprehensive system of gen- ily asked to express the terms of their eralized education for the entire coun- progress. Radio offers a fine combina- try, which, of course, will be a net- tion of both in a glamorous new kind STUDY MAP For work proposition. Then we will have of laboratory. 40 'DESCENDENTS OF THE MUTIN EERS" a set-up of programs designed for util- "Only one thing can keep radio - by large of the country, NEW HORIZONS program or ization sections education down. Radio technique, like such as states, and this will be done Jo COLUMNAS AMERICAN a teaching technique, must be mas- SCHOOL by the larger stations in collabora- tered. Mere radio communication can- OF THE MR - MAR.8,1939- tion with the larger educational in- not take away the dullness of subject - Map drown by 7homatlllVoterof the stitutions. These first two forms of matter. AMERICAN MUSEUM 0F NATURAL HISTORY educational broadcasting are rather "Radio -education without a future? exclusively for HADIO GUIDE--` well established at the present time. Not if educators are smart." a Lastly, we will have the type of broad- casting that is not well established at 0 present but which is certain to assume KENNETH E. YEEND, director of very important proportions in the fu-

station KWSC, owned and operated by w ture. I refer to the distinctly localized the State College of Washington. broadcasting. The availability of the #2e ultra -high -frequency waves from 42,- answer, in part, follows: PircairnL Mr. Yeend's 10 0 Easter! 43,000 for U rH PACIFIC 000 to kilocycles educational Reflecting on the fact that news- OCEAN purposes makes it possible now to es- casts and on -the -spot broadcasts have tablish numerous transmitters in the played a significant part in developing Jo smaller aerial units, such as counties Z72 7oemauis public interest in national and world MAP NO. 5 IN THE "NEW HORIZONS" SCRAPBOOK SERIES in- which a distinctly necessary type of localized broadcasting can be de- affairs: Radio -education has tre- 444 "... r veloped. I believe that the big devel- mendous possibilities. Not formalized 130' *JO' 00' .JO' ,60 .+6' .00 .,o O lo no. .Jo no education, but vitalized education." opment in educational broadcasting in Regarding the public's realization of Radio Guide's March Educational Program Classi- the next few years will come in this their dependency upon news sources fier will appear in the issue dated March 18, 1939 field. Its potentialities are unlimited."

8/El P 18 THIS WEEK'S PROGRAMS

MORNING Log of Stations Listed in Edition B-Central Southwest SUNDAY

Call Kilo- Power Net- Call Kilo- Power Net - 8:00 CST 7:00 MST Letters cycles Watts Location work Letters cycles Watts Location work March 5 NBC-Coast to Coast on a Bus: KOIL KVOO WREN KVOD KANS* 1210 100 Wichita, Kansas NBC KVOD 920 500 Denver, Colorado NBC KSD-Univ. of Chicago Round KWK (sw-15.21) KARK 890 1,000 Rock, Little Arkansas NBC KV00 1140 25,000 Tulsa, Oklahoma NBC Table Discussion *CBS -From the Organ Loft: KFAB 770 10,000 Lincoln, Nebraska CBS KVOR 1270 1,000 CBS Colorado Springs, Colorado KV00-Story Behind the Song News: WNAX WIBW KSCJ 1050 5,000 Abilene, Kansas 1350 St, KFBItt Local KWK 5,000 Louis, Mo. NBC -B & MBS KUOA-To be announced KMBC KFOR KFEL 920 KFH KLZ (sw- 500 Denver, Colorado MBS KWTO 560 5,000 Springfield, Missouri Local WJAG-State Patrol 21.57) KFEQ'it 680 2,500 St. Joseph, Missouri Local WAAW$ 660 500 Omaha, Nebraska Local NBC -Turn Back the Clock: KFH 1300 5,000 Wichita, Kansas CBS WBAPf 800 50,000 Fort Wprth, Texas NBC & TQN 2:30 CST 1:30 MST KGBX WOW WDAF (sw-21.5) KFI$ 640 50,000 Los Angeles, California NBC -R WBBMt 770 50 000 Chicago, Illinois CBS NBC -Festival of Music: WREN KFKA 880 1.000 Greeley, Colorado MBS WCCOt 810 50,000 Minneapolis, Minnesota CBS KV00 KOIL (sw-11.87.15.33) 8:15 CST 7:15 MST KFOR* 1210 250 Lincoln, Nebraska CBS & MBS WDAF 610 5,000 Kansas City, Missouri NBC -R MBS-The People's Rally: KWK NBC -Tons Terris: WOW KGBX KG BX 1230 500 Springfield, Missouri NBC WENRt 870 50,000 Chicago, Illinois NBC -B WDAF (sw-21.5) KGHF 1320 500 Pueblo, Colorado NBC WFAAt 800 50,000 Dallas, Texas NBC & TQN NBC -Name the Place: KARK KOA WDAF KGHF KGBX KTHS KGNF-Weather KGNF 1430 1,000 North Platte, Nebraska Local WG Nt 720 50,000 Chicago, Illinois MBS Report WOW WHO KWTO-The Funnies KLRA 1390 5,000 Little Rock, Arkansas CBS WHB 860 1,000 Kansas City, Missouri MBS KLZ 560 5,000 Denver, Colorado CBS WHO 1000 50,000 Des Moines, Iowa NBC -R KFBI-Rev. B. H. Arms 8:30 CST 7:30 MST KMBC 950 5,000 Kansas City, Missouri CBS WIBW 580 5,000 Topeka, Kansas CBS KFEL-Arthur Chapman, organist NBC -Melody Moments: KGBX KMOX 1090 50,000 St. Louis, Missouri CBS WJAG 1060 1,000 Norfolk, Nebraska Local KFEQ-KFE Cuties WDAF (sw-21.5) KNXt 1050 50,000 Los Angeles, California CBS W LS''i 870 50,000 Chicago, Illinois NBC -B KFKA-Gospel Singers *CBS -Wings Over Jordan: KSCJ KOA 830 50,000 Denver, Colorado NBC -R WLWt 700 500,000 Cincinnati, Ohio NBC & MBS KUOA-Pop Concert WIBW KMBC KMOX KLZ (sw- KOIL 1260 5,000 Omaha, Nebraska NBC -B & MBS WMAQt 670 50,000 Chicago, Illinois NBC -R KWTO-Love Thy Neighbor 21.57) KRNT$* 1320 5,000 Des Moines, Iowa CBS WMTt 600 5,000 Cedar Rapids & Waterloo, la. WHB-John Wahlstedt, tnr. KSCJ 1330 5,000 Sioux City, Iowa CBS & MBS 8:45 CST 7:45 MST NBC -B WJAG-Lutheran Bible Hour KSD 550 5,000 St. Louis, Missouri NBC -R WNAX 570 5,000 Yankton, South Dakota CBS WNAX-D.A.R. Prgm. KFEQ-Pauline Ferne & Old Timers KSLt 1130 Lake City, WOW 590 5,000 50,000 Salt Utah CBS Omaha, Nebraska NBC -R 2:45 CST 1:45 MST WDAF-Dr. G. C. Gray, address KSOt* 1430 5,000 Des Moines, Iowa NBC -B & MBS WREN 1220 5,000 Lawrence, Kansas NBC -B 9:00 CST 8:00 MST KTHS 1060 10,000 Hot Springs, Arkansas NBC WSMt 650 50,000 Nashville, Tennessee NBC NBC -Bob Becker's Chats About Dogs: KSD WDAF WHO KOA NBC -Russian Melodies: WREN KUOA 1260 5,000 Siloam Springs, Arkansas Local KOIL KV00 KVOD KWK (sw-15.33) KARK-Barbara & Polly KANS (sw-15.21) NBC-National Broadcasting Company NOTICE: The information contained in the program schedules KFBI-McPherson College CBS -Church of the Air: KMBC CBS-Columbia Broadcasting System presented in these pages is supplied by the stations broadcasting KFEL-American Warblers KSCJ KLZ WNAX KFH KMOX MBS-Mutual Broadcasting System those programs, and RADIO GUIDE should not be considered re- KGBX-P.T.A. Prgm. KLRA (sw-21.57) NBC-B-National Broadcasting Company Basic Blue Network sponsible for errors in announcements due to failure of stations to KGHF-Alec Randolph's Orch. Speaker: Rev. Vander Linden, NBC-R-National Broadcasting Company Basic Red Network advise of weekly program changes. First Reformed Church of TQN-Texas Quality Network KTHS-Concert in Rhythm Englewood, Chicago. WNAX-Talk to Boys +-Night Programs Only If your favorite station is not listed at quarter or half hour NBC -The Radio Pulpit: WDAF *-Special Programs Only periods, consult the time listings immediately preceding. The chances 3:00 CST 2:00 MST KARK KOA KGBX (sw-21.5) *-Network Programs Only are that a network program of 30 or 60 minutes' duration is on the Subject: "Living in Deep NBC -Vivian della Chiesa, sop.: Wa ter." it-Daytime Programs Only air at a quarter-hour when you do not find your station listed. KOA (sw-9.53) 9:15 CST 8:15 MST Symbols in parentheses, such as (aw-9.53), after a program listing indicates that this program may be heard by CBS -Philharmonic Symphony: NBC -Russian Melodies: KANS PLEASE NOTE: tuning in 9.53 megacycles on your short-wave dial. For foreign short-wave programs, please see page 38- KMBC KMOX KVOR KLRA KSCJ KLZ To be announced: KUOA WIBW KFH WIBW (sw- 9:30 CST 8:30 MST 11.83) CST 10:00 MST together by their famous 1:00 CST 12:00 MST KMOX-The Onward Road NBC -Music & American Youth: 11:00 patron, Richard D'Oyly Carte, NBC -National Vespers: KGBX CBS Bowes: KFOR NBC -The Magic Key of RCA: K SD -Camera Club KVOO KGBX KTHS KARK -Major when Sullivan was already a KANS KOIL KGHF KARK WHB-Embassy - NBC -Radio City Music Hall of recognized composer of classic KARK KOIL KGBX KV00 Club KTHS KVOO WOW KOA (sw-15.33) music, Gilbert was a suc- WJAG-David the Air; Symphony Orch.: WREN KANS WREN KWK KTHS KOA Halvorsen, pianist Subject: "On Learning How CBS -Aubade for Strings: KLRA cessful writer of comic poetry KGHF (sw-11.87-15.33) to Pray." KVOO KWK (sw-15.21) and a drama critic. 2:00 CST 1:00 MST KSCJ WIBW KMBC WNAX KFH Music detail on page 10 this week. Mere detail on page 4. MBS-Henry Weber's Concert Or- KVOR NBC -Sunday Dinner at Aunt NBC -Frank Simon's Armco Con- MBS-Dr Courboin organist: NBC-Ireene Wicker's Musical Fanny's: WDAF KSD cert Band: KWK WREN KFEL chestra: KWK KFOR KFKA NBC-Rakov's Orch.: KANS KWK KFKA Plays: WHO WDAF (sw-15.33) KOIL WMT (sw-11.87-15.33) WHB KOIL Music detail on page 10 this week. CBS -Americans All-Immigrants KFAB-Hidden Tax Prgm. Commemorating the birthday Father Charles E. Coughlin: WHO NBC -Music for Moderns: KGBX All, drama: KVOR KSCJ KFH anniversary of John Philip CBS -Children's Hour: (sw-21.57) *KFBI-Luncheon Lyrics: News WREN KFEQ WOW WDAF KANS KOA KGHF KMBC KFAB WIBW KMOX Sousa, great American band- 9:45 CST 8:45 MST KFEL-Willie Hartzell KLRA WNAX KLZ (sw-15.27) leader and composer, Dr. Simon KFEL-Leo Erdody's Orch. CBS -Aubade for Strings: KFAB Presbyterian Church: KFEQ KFEQ-Sidenfaden Varieties Dramatizing the highlights in presents an all-Sousa program. KUOA-Reginald Martin, organist WJAG WIBW the struggle of Italian immi- Otto Armond Mattei, Jr., sev- KWTO-Community Sing KLZ KMOX KGBX-Sunday Song Service enteen -year -old KARK-Nazarene Church grants to make America their clarinetist, is WDAF-Mixed Quartet NBC-Rakov's Orch.: WREN KLZ-Services of Reformed Pres- homeland, this episode also guest soloist. KFAB-First Congreg. Church byterian WJAG-Disc Shop 10:00 CST 9:00 MST Church shows how we have gained in MBS-Concert Orch.: KFKA KMBC-Stone Church Choir *KMBC-News: Kansas nearly all artistic and cultural WNAXHillbilly Jamboree CBS -Clyde Barrie, bar.; Charles City KTHS-Church Services Dines fields from their participation NBC-Sunday Drivers: WHO KSD WOW -Methodist Radio Hour Paul, organist: KLZ KSCJ in our - KLRA KUOA-Morning Worship Service KMOX-The national life. Italian KARK KTHS KMBC KFAB KFH WIBW Marshall Family born singers. composers. sculp- 3:15 CST 2:15 MST *KVOD-News: Variety Revue CBS KVOR KOIL-Hidden Taxes tors, and painters have done -Philharmonic -Symphony So- NBC -Deliberate Reflections, Hen- WHB-Federal Concert Orch. KUOA-Organ Melodies much to develop American cul- ciety of N. Y.: KSCJ WIBW drik 'Willem Van Loon: WDAF MBS-Helen Westbrook, organist: WHO -Seventh Day Adventist ture. In the realms of agricul- KMBC KLRA KVOR-Church Services ture, banking, KFAB KMOX KV00 KOA (sw-9.53) KOIL and commerce. More detail 4. 11:15 CST 10:15 MST KWTO-Luncheon Lyrics also, the Italians have been KVOR KLZ KFH (sw-11.83) on page *NBC -News: Alice Remsen, con- WHB-Music by Faith outstanding. Guest: Joseph Knitzer, violin- KFBI-Betty Huxell NBC -Radio City Music Hall: (sw- More detail on page 4. ist. tralto: KGHF (sw-15.33) 15.33) *WIBW-News Music detail on page 10 this week. KFEL-Chet Harper's Orch. *News: WAAW KFOR KFEL *NBC -News: Julio Martinez WJAG-Helen Karelia, pianist To KWK-Piano Recital 11:30 CST 10:30 MST KFBI-Lutheran Radio be announced: WDAF WNAX Oyanguren, guitarist: KVOO WHO WNAX-Devotional Service Church KFBI-Latch String WJAG-Columbus Prgm. KGBX NBC-Univ. of Chicago Round WOW -Rosario Bourdon KFEQ-Rosario Bourdon's Orch. KARK Table Discussion: WDAF WOW *KFEQ-Floral Fables, news 3:30 CST 2:30 MST KOA-Song Service KUOA-Bob Jones KOA KGBX KGHF KANS 12:15 CST 11:15 MST KWTO-Your KGBX-S. T. C. Prgm. NBC -The World Is Yours, drama: 10:15 MST Young Neighbors CST 9:15 NBC -Irene Wicker's Musical WHB-Kenneth Kay KGHF-Salon Trio KV00 KARK KTHS WOW KOA NBC -Neighbor Nell: CBS -Salt Lake City Tabernacle KOA-Amer. Popcorn KGHF KANS Plays: KSD WHO -The Old Dreamer Party KGBX (sw-9.53) KVOO (sw-15.33) Choir & Organ: KFH KVOR KUOA-Under the Subject: "Modern Medicine," *News: KUOA WOW KFAB WJAG-Andy Moats' Orch. Capitol Dome KFOR WNAX KSCJ KLRA (sw- KVOO-Music for Men illustrating recent great ad- NBC -Chimney House, drama for 15.27) KMOX-Of Men & Books 1:15 CST 12:15 MST vances in medicine and surgery. KWTO-Opportunity Hour More detail en page 4. children: KGBX KARK WDAF KOIL-Songs We Forgot to Re- KFEL-World Dances - WHO WOW MBS-The Lamplighter: KFKA WHB-College Spotlight NBC -Crawford Caravan; Vocal- KOIL KFEL WHB member KFEQ-Hit Revue WIBW-Elsa, organist WJAG-Washington Letter ists; Organ: KOIL KGHF KANS KFBI-Charles Lane *KWTO-News WOW -Revival Hour KMOX-My Brother's Keeper KLZ-For Theater Harmonies WJAG-Helen Nelson, organist Parade MBS-The Lutheran Hour: KWK WHB-Power 2:15 CST 1:15 MST *KMBC-Sunday Morning Musi- 12:30 CS: 11:30 MST 1:30 CST 12:30 MST KFAB KFEL WHB 10:30 CST 9:30 MST cale NBC -Sunday Drivers: KANS KOA CBS -Major Bowes' Capitol Fam- CBS -Salute to New York's World CBS-Norwin Corwin's Words KMOX-The Changing World MBS-Concert Orch.: KFOR (Continued ón Next Page) ily; Robert Reed; Dalton Bros.; Fair: KSCJ KMBC WNAX KFAB Without Music: KSCJ KVOR 11:45 CST 10:45 MST KMOX WIBW (sw-15.27) WNAX WIBW KMBC KFH Nicholas Costantino; Charles Mag- Prince Paul, regent of MBS-America Wildlife: KFKA Yugo- Norman Corwin bases today's nante; Sam Herman; Waldo slavia, represents hie country in program on Walt Whitman's Mayo's Orch.: WIBW KSCJ KFH CBS -Salt Lake City Tabernacle: its salute to the Fair. The Bel- "heaves of Grass." KLRA KFAB WNAX grade Symphony Orchestra pro- KLZ KOIL KMOX NBC -Symphony Club of Phila- KMBC KMOX KVOR (sw-21.57) vides a musical program. KFEL-Seventh Day Adventist MBS-Salute to New York's delphia: WOW WDAF WHO KSD NBC-Southernaires: KANS KGHF World Program: Aubande (Boyle). Church Fair: KFOR KFKA KFEL WREN KV00 KVOD (sw-15.33) KOIL-Kennel Time To Maalah (Adjip), Overture to NBC -Salute to New York's "Marionette Play" (Weinberg- NBC -Tapestry of Melody: WOW WHB-The Ranch Boys World er), Carnival (Schumann), and WDAF KGBX KARK KTHS Fair: KSD WDAF KOA (sw-21.5) Russian Cossack Dance from WHO Midday Meditations: KGBX "Mazeppa" (Techaikowsky). KWTO De Stefano, MBS-Elinor Sherry, songs & Or- MBS-Mario harpist: KFBI-Forget-me-nots KFOR iÌ-,II chestra: WHB KFKA AFTERNOON & Ernest KFEL KFKA GOVERNMENT IíFH-To be announced KFAB-Gems of Melody KFBI-Mormon Choir KLRA-Lutheran Hour KFEQ-Good Samaritan Club 12:00 CST 11:00 MST KFBI-Abilene Male Quartet JOBS *KOIL-News KLRA-Zoo Antics KOA-Agricultural Problems CBS -Church of the Air: KLRA KUOA-Sunday Serenade of the News KUOA-Concert Music KSCJ KFH KFOR (sw-15.27) *KLZ-Voice $1260 to $2100 Year WHB-Jean Leonard KMOX-Music & Melody, spkr. KWK-United Charities Prgm. Speaker: Rev. Edgar Sehmte- WHO -Variety Prgm. TO START KWTO-Gems of Melody deter, of the National Catholic KUOA-String Quartet Welfare Conference, Washing- WOW -Vincente Gomez, guitarist KWTO-True & False Men-Women WHB-On the Air ton, D. C. / 12:45 CST 11:45 MST WHB-Hits front Hollywood Many appoint. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE 10:45 / Dept. 7198 CST 9:45 MST NBC -Great Plays: KGHF KV00 MBS-Salute to New York World's WJAG-To be announced ments each year MBS-Canary Chorus: KWK WHB KANS WREN KARK KTHS Get ready Rochester, N. Y. Fair: WHB 1:45 CST 12:45 MST /Rush list of U. - KFEL KWK (sw-11.87) immediately 4. FREE S. Govern *KFH-News MBS-The New Poetry: KFOR edu o ment big Der dependable JOBS. NBC -Tapestry of Melody: KOA Most entertaining and original KFEL KFKA Common R 32 -page book describing salaries, contributors to the theater of KOIL-Americas Radio Warblers cation usually o4 hours, work. Tell me bow to ousllfy KFBI-Methodist Church the Victorian age, Gilbert and WDAF-Sunday Serenade KFAB-Gov. Cochran sufficient O for one of these jobs. are in this *KFKA-News Sullivan represented WJAG-Weather: Preview: Harold KFBI-To be announced Mail series by "Patience," one of Coupon /Name KUOA-Ray Powers, bar. their most delightful comic Kline & Floms Taylor KFEQ-Style Notes Today- / KWTO-Sunday Worship Service operas. The two were brought WOW -Garden of Memory KLZ-Song Shoppers SURE / Address Page 20 8/21-B KSD-Federal Agent, drama *News: KFOR KGBX 10:15 CST 9:15 MST KUOA-Concert Orch. Good Listening for Sunday KGHF-Revival Hour NBC -Irene Rich; Drama: KARK KVOR-Heralds of Destiny & Farm Further details and stations which will broadcast these programs may be KGNF-Ranch Roundup WSM KGBX KFI KOA WBAP KWTO-Concert Hall found in the adjacent program columns at the time hereunder indicated SUNDAY KSCJ-Family Doctor *NBC -News: Nobel Sissle's Or- WHO-Vox Pop Star in program listings indicates news highlights KVOR-Old-Fashioned Revival chestra: WENR KGHF KV00 ' *WIBW-News * WGN-Your Sunday Date 5 5:30 CST 4:30 MST NBC -Johnny Messner's Orchestra: March MORNING 8:15 CST 7:15 MST WDAF CBS -Gateway to Hollywood: KGBX-Music You Want CBS -Ozzie Nelson's Orch.: KSCJ KSCJ KMBC KLRA KMOX 11:30 CST (10:30 MST) University of Chicago K G NF-Musical Interludue (3:30 p.m. Continued) KFAB KFH KLZ WNAX Round Table Discussion. KSCJ-Dream Time KFH-Kaliko Kat Orch. Boris Karloff, famous for spine -chilling roles in horror 8:30 7:30 MST KMOX-Don't Be Swindled CBS -Philharmonic Symphony: AFTERNOON CST KSD-Catholic Hour pictures, is supporting guest in NBC-American Album of Familiar KMBC KMOX KLRA KVOR the contestants' d r a ma KTHSMelody Boys tie Music; Munn, tnr.; Ber- KSCJ WIBW KFH KLZ KFOR sketch. 12:00 CST (11:00 MST) Great Plays. Frank WBBM-Pliner & More detail 4. Earl's Orch. (sw-11.83) on page "Patience," today's production, presents Gilbert and trand Hirsch, violinist; Jean WCCO-Cedric Adams the Dickenson, sop.; Elizabeth Len- KFBI-Salina Ministerial Alliance MBS-Show of Week: KFOR Sullivan entertainment at its gayest and best. *WHO-News KWK KFEL KOIL WHB nox, contr.; Buckingham Choir; WIBW-American Legion KFKA-Wesley Foundation Ted or- WMAQ Guests: Weems and 1:00 CST (12:00 MST) Americans All -Immi- Gus Haenschen's Orch.: WLW-Los Amigos KUOA-College of Music ehestra. KOA KSD WHO WOW WFAA More detail on page 4. grants All; Drama. WDAF-Memory Lane WSM WDAF KFI KARK KVOO 10:30 CST 9:30 MST NBC -Joe Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia of New York participates 3:45 CST 2:45 MST Gallicchio's Orchestra: (sw-9.53) NBC -Jell-O Prgm.; Jack Benny: KARK KGHF in a program which tells the story of Italians in America. WDAF-To be announced *NBC -Walter Winchell: WENR KOA KFI KGHF WNAX-Freeman Junior College NBC -A Tale of Today, sketch: 1:00 CST (12:00 MST) The Magic Key; Sym- KOIL WMT KWK WREN KSO NBC -Russ Morgan's Orch.: KWK 4:00 CST 3:00 MST (sw-9.53-11.87) phony Music. WLW (sw-11.87) WREN KANS KVOD KGBX NBC -Metropolitan Opera Auditions KV00 KFBI-Old Fashioned Revival Hour Frank Black, director; Milton Cross, m.c. KGNF-Sunday Reveries WMAQ WMT KOIL of the Air: KWK KOIL KV00 KFKA Weld County Church KSCJ-Songs of Yesteryear CBS -Archie Bleyer's Orch.: KNX KTHS KFEL WREN (sw-11.87) KGBX-Front Page Drama 2:00 CST (1:00 MST) Philharmonic -Symphony KVOD-Old Fashioned Revival KSCJ KRNT KFAB WIBW NBC -Uncle Ezra's Sunday After- KOA-Ranger Serenade Society of New York. *WGN-News: Sports KLRA KVOR KMBC KFH KLZ noon in Rosedale (Alka Seltzer): KSD-Life of a Song John Barbirolli, conductor. WCCO WBBM (sw-6.12) KTHS-Swinging Strings 8:45 CST 7:45 MST KOA WHO WOW WDAF (sw- NBC KUOA-Family Parlor NBC -Irene Rich, erama: WREN -Charles Barnett's Orchestra: 9.53) 3:15 CST (2:15 MST) Hendrik Willem van WHO (sw-9.53) KFOR KV00-Moments of Melody Loon, Commentator. WENR KOIL WMT KWK KSO CBS -St. Louis Blues: KFH *News: WOW KMOX KARK WIBW KVOR KLRA KSCJ KVOR-On with the Dance Featuring the noted author, historian and geographer WLW (sw-11.87) WDAF-In the Gloaming WGN-Ina Ray Hutton's Orch. KSL-Catholic Hour WNAX KMBC (sw-11.83) in a new series titled "Deliberate Reflections." WBAP-TCU Band Backstage WIBW-Harlem Express 9:00 CST 8:00 MST Answer Me This: KGBX KWTO WOW -Family Party WDAF-Dance Orch. *News: KFAB KUOA 3:30 CST (2:30 MST) The World Is Yours; NBC -Kellogg Circle with All -Star WENR-Fletcher 5:45 CST 4:45 MST Henderson's Orch. KARK-Church of Nazarene Drama. Cast; The Foursome; Robert Em- WGN-Dick Jurgens' Orch. *KARK-News: Orchid to You KOA KFBI-Swedish Services An mett Dolan's Orch.: WOW WLW-Dick Gardner's Orch. *KFEQ-News 4:00 CST (3:00 MST) Metropolitan Opera Audi- WDAF WLW KARK KWK KFI KFEQ-Musical Work Shop tions the WSM-Francis Craig's Orch. KGHF-Popular Melodies KWTO-To be announced of Air. KVOO WSM WBAP WMAQ WHO WDAF-Drums, 10:45 CST 9:45 MST KLZ-Smilin' Ed McConnell drama 4:30 (3:30 Ben (sw-9.53) *WHO-Headlines of the Week CST MST) Bernie's Orchestra Rose Bampton, young Ameri- NBC -Charles Barnett's Orchestra: *KMOX-Headline Highlights and Lew Lehr, Comedian. can contralto, joins the coterie WHB-Morton Gould's Orch. of celebrities for this evening's KSD WOW 4:15 CST 3:15 MST 5:00 CST (4:00 MST) Silver Theater; Conrad broadcast. CBS -Archie Bleyer's Orchestra: KFAB-Master Singers NIGHT Nagel, M.C. MBS-Good Will Hour: WGN KMOX KFEQ-Sunday Song Service CBS Robert *News: KSL KVOD 5:30 (4:30 -Melody & Madness; KGBX -Music Graphs CST MST) Show of the Week. Benchley: KMOX KMBC WBBM KWK-Tommy Trigg's Orch. KLZ-Waltz Time 6:00 CST 5:00 MST Ted Weems' orchestra; Perry Como; Elmo Tanner. WNAX KLRA WIBW KRNT WIBW-Emanizer's Melodies KMBC-Strange As It Seems NBC -Jell -0 Prgm.; Starring Jack WLW-Frank Dailey's Orch. 5:30 CST (4:30 MST) Gateway to Hollywood; KSL KFH KFAB KNX KSCJ KMOX-Travelogue Benny; Mary Livingstone; Don KLZ WCCO 11:00 Talent Quest. (sw-11.83) CST 10:00 MST KUOA-Meditations Wilson; Kenny Baker; Andy De- NBC -Sunday Night at Seth Park- vine; Phil Harris' Orch.: KARK Boris Karloff, Frankenstein of films, supports the con- NBC -Maurice Spitalny's Orch.: KWTO-Assembly Vespers KANS KGHF WREN KVOD er's: KOA KFI WHB-Riviera Rhapsodies KSD WLW KVOO KGBX WHO testants in their dramatic presentation. KOIL KSO WMT CBS -Ben Bernie WJAG=V. F. W. Prgm. WOW WDAF KANS WSM WFAA & All the Lads with Lew Lehr: KNX KSL KLZ 4:30 CST 3:30 MST WMAQ (sw-9.53) NIGHT KGBX-Pop Concerts MBS-The Shadow: KFEL KWK CBS -The People's Platform: KSCJ-Mutiny on the High Seas NBC -Gray Gordon's Orch.: KGBX KFAB KLRA KVOR WNAX 6:00 CST (5:00 MST) Jack Benny, Comedian. KSD-Evening Reveries KSD KARK WHO KTHS WOW NBC -Cook's Radio Travelog: Mary Livingstone; Don Wilson; Kenny Baker; Andy KTHS-Concert Orch. WBAP WREN KOIL (sw-11.87) WBBM WCCO WIBW KMOX KSCJ KRNT KFH (ow -11.83) Devine; Phil Harris' orchestra. KVOR-The Concert Hour NBC -Larry Clinton's Orch.: WMT CBS -Ben Bernie & All the Lads Question now being discussed WENR-Drama Time K,OIL KANS WREN KSO WSM KMBC KFAB KMOX (sw-11.83) all over America is whether 6:30 CST (5:30 MST) Screen Guild Show; 9:15 CST 8:15 MST KWK our present neutrality legisla- (sw-6.14) NBC tion should be changed. Some George Murphy, M.C. NBC -Maurice Spitalny's Orch.: CBS -Wayne King's Orch.: KFH WHO WOW WDAF KSD (sw- suggest it be made stricter, to Paul Muni, Josephine Hutchinson, Lionel Atwill, and WENR WNAX KFAB KSCJ KRNT 9.53) further isolate our country; George Irving in "Bridge of Mercy" by Norman Reilly Melodies others want It revised so that KVOD-Popular KMOX WBBM WIBW WCCO NBC -Viennese Ensemble: KGHF aggressors are not favored over Raine. WMT-Electric Park Band (sw-6.12) KARK-Songs of the Southland their victims, as now seems to 9:90 CST 8:30 MST be the case. Lyman Bryson and (6:00 MST) MBS-Chick Webb's Orch.: WGN KFBI-Ave Maria Hour 7:00 CST Variety Show; Ameche; *CBS -H. V. Kaltenborn, com- his guests tackle this problem Bergen; McCarthy; Dickson; Lamour. KFOR KFKA KFH-Voice of the Golden Harp tonight. mentator: KFAB KMBC KMOX *News: KRNT WCCO (sw-11.83) KGHF KV00 KGBX-Organ Reveries NBC -World's Fair Talks: WREN 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Sunday Evening Hour; KMBC-Dance Time KLRA-Story & Song WENR KSO (sw-11.87) Symphony Music. CBS -Deep River Boys: KLRA KNX-Dick Aurandt's Orch. KOA-School of Music Harold L. Ickes, candid and KFH KVOR KNX KVOD-Light Concert Music KSCJ-Morningside College crusading Secretary of the In- Eugene Ormandy, conductor; Robert Virovai, violinist. terior, makes another radio talk NBC -Cheerio: WREN WENR KVOR-Melody Time KTHS-King Cole Trio 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Hollywood Playhouse; KGHF (sw-11.87) WDAF-Moonbeams KUOA-Civic Hour -this time definitely in his own sphere - on "Conservation," Starring Charles Boyer. KGBX-Supper Club WENR-Music As You Desire It KVOO-Lydia White, organist fourth theme of the govern- WLW-Moon River KVOR-Sunday Song Service ment's exhibit at the New (7:30 KLZ-Americans All - Immigrants York Fair to be presented in 8:30 CST MST) American Album of Fa- All WMAQ-Ace Brigode's Orch. WHB-Famous Jury Trials this series. miliar Music. 11:15 CST 10:15 MST WIBW-Society for Friendless KOIL-Song Treasures WJAG-Studio Prgm. MBS-Bach Cantata Series: KFOR KSCJ-Crimson Trail NBC -Larry Clinton's Orchestra: 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) The Circle; All -Star Cast; KGHF KVOD WNAX-University of S. D. KFKA KFEL WHB KSL-Can You Imagine That? Music detail on page 10 this week. The Foursome; Robert Emmett Dolan's Or- Revue 4:45 CST 3:45 MST chestra. KTHS-Hit KV00-Radio Sing Song NBC -Hollywood Playhouse: KFI KVOD-Howard Becker Orch. 11:30 CST 10:30 MST NBC -Charles Sears, tnr.: KGHF KOA Rose Bampton lends the beauty of her contralto voice in the Making KARK KVOO KOA WBBM-History NBC -One Man's Family: KFI KTHS to the "Circle" for tonight. WIBW-Sports Review *News: KLZ KOIL WMT NBC-Herbie Kay's Orch.: KANS KFEQ-Zerbst Capsule Hour KGHF-Popular Concert 'WMT-Dance Band KFH-Soliloquy in WNAX-The Week in Review WSM KVOD WREN KOIL KWK Song KMBC-Vesper Service (sw-6.14) KGBX-Scarlet & Gray KNX-Back Home in Utah 9:45 CST 8:45 MST MBS-Bob KLRA-Youth Crusade Hour KSL-Rhythm Fashion Revue WCCO-Americans at Work *WLS-News NBC -Cheerio: KGBX Crosby's Orch.: WGN WMT KFKA KFOR KSO KOIL-Sunday Melodies KWK-Musical Prgm. WGN-Bill Carlsen's Orch. WGN-Orrin Tucker's Orch. CBS -Capitol Opinions: KLRA KSCJ-Rural Town WGN-Dick Jurgens' Orch. WIBW-Senator Capper KVOR KSCJ WNAX KFAB NBC -Fletcher Henderson's Orch.: KWTO-Sports 7:30 CST 6:30 MST KTHS KGHF 6:15 CST 5:15 MST *WLW-Peter Grant, news MBS-American KFH KNX KLZ WCCO (sw- KARK WBAP WIBW-Dancing Moods Forum of the WDAF KSD WHO WOW KGBX NBC -Eugene Conley, tnr.: KOIL WNAX-Trinity Presbyterian Choir Air: KFOR 11.83) WREN -Dick McMillen's Orch. WREN KSO WMT (sw-11.87) WMAQ 6:45 CST 5:45 MST NBC -To be announced: *News: KOIL WMT 5:00 CST 4:00 MST KLZ-Waltz Time WMT CBS -Harry Owens' Orch.: WBBM KFH-An Orchid to You WREN KGHF KANS KSO (sw- KFKA-Concert Music CBS -The Silver Theater, drama: KSL-Count of Monte Cristo *KMBC-News: Musical Interlude KSCJ WNAX KMOX KFAB KMBC KFAB KMOX KFKA-Western Voice 11.87) KLZ *KWK-Sports: News *KSL-News KMOX-Sports WIBW KMBC KVOR. KFH MBS-My Lucky Break: KFOR WENR-National Day of Wales WIBW-Negro Festival Choir KFEL-Mrs. G. W. 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Don Robert Armbrus- KSO KFKA NBC -New Friends CBS -Week -End Potpourri: KSCJ Ameche; WGN-Capitol Comments WLW-Twenty-four Hour Review of Music: ter's Orch.; Dorothy Lamour; WREN KANS KFAB KRNT -CBS-Ozzie Nelson's Orch.: KLZ 11:45 CST 10:45 MST Donald Dickson, bar.; Edgar 8:00 CST 7:00 MST KLRA KMOX KFAB KVOR Music detail on page 10 this week. CBS -Screen Guild Show: KNX NBC -Fletcher Henderson's Orch.: KFBI-Captains Bergen & Charlie McCarthy; CBS -Ford Sunday Evening Hour; WCCO KRNT of Industry KLRA KLZ (sw-11.83) KOA KSD WDAF KMBC KLRA WLW Murphy Nor- Guest: WHO Symphony Orch.: *NBC -News: Johnny Messner's *KFEL-News: Gems of Melody George presents KFAB WNAX WBBM NBC-Herbie Kay's Orch.: WENR man Reilly Baine's "Bridge of KVOO WFAA WMAQ KFI WOW WCCO Orch.: WMAQ WHO (sw-9.53) KFH-Facts of Life: Sport Salute WIBW KFH KLZ KNX KSL KLRA-Keebord Mercy" with Paul Muni, Jose- WLW WSM KARK (sw-9.53) KLZ-Dick Barrie's Orch. Kapers phine Hutchinson, Lionel At - KMOX KRNT (sw-11.83) *NBC -News: Nobel Sissle's Or- KSCJ-To be announced NBC -Out of the West: WREN KNX-To be announced will, and George Irving. Guest: Robert Virovai, violin- chestra: WENR WREN KANS Persons Bureau *KSD-News: Rosario Bourdon's More detail on page 4. KGHF KANS WMT KSO (sw- ist. WMT KOIL KWK WHO -Missing Orch. MBS-Dick Stabile's Orch.: KFEL 11.87) Mulls detail on page 10 this week. WIBW-American Legion To be announced: KFOR KFKA MST KUOA-Family Parlor KFKA CBS -This Is New York; Chorus NBC -Hollywood Playhouse, dra- 12:00 CST 11:00 *News: WIBW KTHS WLW NBC -Paul Martin's Music: KWK *KVOR-Monitor News NBC -Sunday Night at Seth Park- & Orch.: KLRA KMBC KFH ma: KOIL WREN KSO WMT KSCJ KFH KVOD WMAQ *KWK-News er's, drama with music: WLS WCCO WBBM WNAX KRNT KWK KARK WFAA WLW WSM KGBX-Sunday Evening Altar KNX KWTO-Christian Science Prgm. KWK WMT KSO KOIL WREN KSCJ KFAB KVOR KSL KVOO WBAP WENR (sw-11.87) KGHF-Drama of Life NBC -Ace Brigodett Orch.: WLW WHO-Cosmopolitans For news of Hollywood read "Hol- WSM KVOO WFAA KARK (sw- KMOX KLZ (sw-11.83) lywood Showdown" in every is- KMBC-Studio Service KSD WOW WENR WIBW-Gov. Payne Ratner 11.87) Old Fashioned Revival: KWK sue of Radio Guide. KNX-Life Without Regrets *NBC -Richfield Reporter: KFI WJAG-Gospel Singers WIBW NBC -M a n h a t t a n Merry -Go - KSL-Historic Dramas WNAX-Southern *KFH-News MBS-Tiny Hill's Orch.: WGN Normal Prgm. KGBX-Modern Male Chorus KFEL-Willie Hartzell Round; Rachel Carley, vocalist; *KVOD-News: Sunday Songsters 5:15 CST 4:15 MST KGHF-Gems of Melody KGBX-Advs. of Jungle Jim Pierre LeKreun, tnr.; Men About *WBBM-H. V. Kaltenborn, tom. *News: KMBC KOA KMOX MBS-My Lucky Break: KWK *KMBC-News: Olympics of the KOIL-Make Believe Ballroom Town; Don Donnie's Orch.: KOA *WDAF-News: Univ. of Kansas KNX KFBI-Christian Science Air WGN-Concert Orch. WMAQ WDAF KSD WOW WHO City KVOR-Dick Aurante's Orch. KFEL-Gems of Melody KMOX-The Land We Live in WLS-Sport Review KFI (sw-9.53) WGN-Hockey Game WBBM-Stanley Hickman Ser- KFH-Album of Musical Memories KVOR-Evensong 7:15 CST 6:15 MST MBS-Old Fashioned Revival: WNAX-Old Fashioned Revival en ades KLRA-Voices of Yesterday WBBM-Wayside Theater KGBX-Sunday at Twilight KTHS KFEL WOW -Good Will Hour End of Sunday Programs KVOD-Morning Dance NBC -Getting the Most Out of KWTO-Checkerboard Time: Farm KVOR-Music by Cugat B-8 21 Page 21 KVOR-Church in the Wildwood Life: (sw 15.21) Music WDAF-Grandma Travels L MORNING KWK-Midstream NBC -Road of Life: WLW WDAF-Golden Wedding Jubilee WIBW-Noonday Prgm. KWTO-Market Report; Michael WHO Hilltop House sketch WJAG-Weather: Police: Funeral NBC -Kitty Keene, sketch: MONDAY Dosch; Weather Report Inc., WJAG-Modern Melodies Notices: Visitors: Mail Bags 7:0k CST 6:00 MST KV00 WDAF WHO WOW WFAA-Treasure KOA WNAX-Checkerboard Time WNAX-Farm & Home & Markets r BCSs. .g Gold KFKA Maker: KARK KTHS WHB-Weather: Story Behind the MBS-Theater Club: KFOR WOW -Goldbergs, sketch *WOW -News: Musical Prgm. March 6 I GBX (st, 21.5) Song CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: KFH 12:45 CST 11:45 MST CBS -Fred Feibel, organist: (sw- WIBW-Housewives Prgm. KFAB WNAX KMOX KMBC CBS -This Day Is Ours: KMOX KWTO-Organ Varieties 21.57) WJAG-Markets: Variety Prgm. KARK-At Your Request KMBC IfBCEarbenders: 9:45 CST 8:45 MST KFEQ-Weather AFTERNOON WAAW-Markets KANS WREN Bureau NBC -Charioteers: WREN (sw- KWK NBC -Breen & de Rose: KGHF KGBXMarket Reports 1:30 CST 12:30 MST 1533) MBS-Pauline Alpert, p i a n i s t: *News: KUOA WIBW WOW KVOO KGNF-Vocal Vogues 12:00 CST 11:00 MST NBC -Words & Music: KGBX KFOR KOIL Musical Clock: KFEQ KOIL NBC -Houseboat Hannah. sketch: KLRA-Those Happy Gilmans CBS The Goldbergs, sketch: KLZ KSCJ-Peter MacGregor KTHS (sw-15.21) MBS-The Happy Gang: KFOR CBS -American School of the Air: 7:15 CST 6:15 MST KSD-Just Plain Bill, sketch NBC -Those Happy Gilmans, KVOR KFH KMBC KFAB KSCJ CBS -Stepmother, KMBC KFKA NBC -Gene & Glenn,songs: KGBX sketch: KTHS-Stan Myers' Orch. sketch: KSD KOA WDAF (sw- KMOX WNAX KTHS KARK (sw-21.5) KMOX KUOA-Clyde Barrie's Quartet NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: 11.87) NBC -Woman in KANS Pictures and review on page S. NBC -Valiant Lady, sketch: KOA CBS -Bob Byron, songs: (sw- White, sketch: KVOR-Good Morning, Neighbor WDAF KSD WHO WDAF MBS-Voice of Experience: KFEL WOW WHO KSD (sw- 21.57) WOW *KWK-News: Musical Interlude Ma Perkins, sketch: KMOX KFH 11.87) KWTO-Woman in the WHB KOIL KWK MBS-Choir KWK - Store *News: Markets: KSD WHB NBC -Vocal Vogues: WREN Loft: KFOR NBC -Alma Kitchell, contr.: KANS WHB-A Song and a Dance *News: WIBW KFAB KTHS Man on the Street: KWTO WOW *News: WNAX CBS -Waltzes of the World: KVOR KMBC KGNF WIBW-Judy & Jane, sketch WAAW KGNF *News: KFKA KGHF KFH KGBX WREN KTHS KGIIF WHO KLRA KVOO (sw-15.33) 11:00 CST 10:00 MST KFBI-Sunflower Quartet KARK-Checkerboard Time 7:30 CST 6:30 MST KARK-Texas Bar Ranch Boys NBC -Dorothy Dreshn. songs: KFEL-Willie Hartzell KFBI-Frank Gage KFBI-Markets NBC -Do You Remember?: KGBX KFAB-Jane Tucker & Weather KOIL KGHF KFEQ-Markets KFEQ-Street Reporter KFEQ-Ben Henderson KTHS (sw-21.5) KFBI.Otto Richert, hymns *KLRA-News: Farm Service KGNF-Musical Tete -a -Tete KFKA:H. 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Green: Markets NBC -Wife Saver: KGBX KTHS CBS -Deep River Boys: (sw- *KFEQ-News: Markets *KMBC-News: Markets: Musical KLRA-Voice of Experience KGNF-Mutiny on the High Seas 21.57) KFH-Markets: News NBC -The Carters of Elm Street, Interlude KLZ-Rhapsody in Brass KLRA-Linda's First Love KGBX-Church ni the Wildwood sketch: KOA KSD KOIL-Those Happy Gilmans KSCJ -Markets KLZ-Rhapsody in Brass *News: KFEQ KWTO WAAW KGNF-Model Kitchen CBS -Mary Margaret McBride, *KSCJ-News: Master Breeder KUOA-To be announced KUOA-Siesta Serenade KOIL WREN KFH KLZ-The Rhyme Man Musical Clock: WHB WOW columnist: KFAB KMBC KMOX KUOA-Music in a Sentimental KVOR-Aloha Land KVOD-Voice of Public Opinion KOA-Wells of Music Mood Musical 7:45 CST 6:45 MST KLZ WHO-Lem & Martha *KWK-News: Interlude KOIL-The Indian Trio KVOR-How When & Where: WNAX-Noonday Visit WHB-Voice of Kansas City NBC -Radio Rubes: KTHS (sw- KSCJ-Heralds of Destiny Markets: KFEQ KFH Master Singers 21.5) *News: KVOD KFOR 1:00 CST 12:00 MST 1:45 CST 12:45 MST KTHS-Town Crier: Accordiana KWTO-Singin' Sam NBC -Manhattan Melodies: KOIL CM -George Perrine, This N. Y. KVOD-Capt. Ozie KARK-Nazarene Church *WDAF-Weather: News: Markets NBC -Adventure in Read in g: KFBI-World Bookman KGBX KTHS KANS KGBX KGHF WREN Z n: (sw-21.57) WHB-Northside Municipal Court WHO -Markets & KANS WREN KFKA-Dance Weather KARK KTHS KV00 KWK WNAX-Vic & Sad ., sketch Music WJAG-Markets: Cradle -roll & (sw-15.33) Early Risers' Club: KLZ KVOR KGNF-Changing Moods Subject of today's dramatiza- NBC -Hymns of All Churches: *WREN -News: 1- eather: Organ Hospital Report 8:00 CST 7:00 MST of tion is Sigrid Undset. eminent KOA WHO KSD (sw-11.87) 10:00 CST 9:00 MST KLRA-Hymns All Churches WOW -Markets: Musical Prgm. Norwegian novelist and winner CBS -Richard Maxwell, songs: KSCJ-Richard Maxwell, songs NBC -David Harunt, sketch: KSD MST of the Nobel prize. "Kristin Judy & Jane, sketch: WDAF KVOR KLZ KFH (sw-2L57) KUOA-Markets: Modern Modes in 12:15 CST 11:15 La vransdnt ter," her most fa- WHO WDAF WOW NBC -Let's Talk It Over: (sw- WOW *NBC -News: Breakfast Club: Music mous work, is a trilogy with a CBS -The Fact Finder: KLRA KLZ 15.33) medieval setting. Although most *KFBI-News & Farmers Hour Orch. & Soloists: KTHS KARK KV00-Grandma Travels of her books are set in medieval Ferne KSCJ KFH KVOR CBS -Life Can Be Beautiful: KFEQ-Pauline FOIL KGBX KVOO WREN KWK-Texas Drifter Norway, she has also written a KFKA-Luncheon Music KANS (sw-21.5) NBC -Mary Marlin, sketch: (sw- KWTO-Five Ambassadors KMOX KLZ number of modern stories. 15.21) KGNF-Social Calendar Coffee Pot Inn: WHO WNAX WDAF-Linda's First Love *NBC -Farm Radio News: KOIL MBS-Elinor Sherry, blues; Organ: Daughter WHB-Hope KLRA-Editor's WOW KFAB MBS-Charley Freshwaster's Cow- Hudson: Silver Sails WREN KANS KWK KOA KARK KFKA WHB KWK KLZ-Marimba Magic WHO -Judy & *News: KGHF KOA KMOX boy Band: KFOR KWK Jane KVOO (sw-11.87) CBS -Doc Barclay's Daughters: News WIBW-Kitty Keene: sketch *KVOD-Interlude: 8:15 CST 7:15 MST NBC -Viennese Ensemble: WREN *News: KUOA WJAG KFBI KMOX KWTO-Ma Perkins, sketch WJAG-Musical Masterpieces CBS -Tex Walker, songs: KARK KGBX WNAX WHB-Marimba Magic KLRA KV00 WNAX-Those NBC -Betty & Bob, sketch: KSD (sw-21.57) Happy Gilmans KFAB-Markets: Farm Notes WJAG-Russell Jensen, organist *News: KUOA WAAW KOIL WOW -Toby & Susy WOW WDAF WHO KOA (sw- NBC -Breakfast Club: KGHF KGNF KVOD KFEQ-Ranch Boys 11.87) 2:00 CST 1:00 MST WREN -The Range Riders KFH-Markets: Information Please 8:30 CST 7:30 MST KFAB-Songs of the Good Old 11:15 CST 10:15 MST CBS -Curtis Institute of Music: Days KFKA-Morning Melody CBS -Big Sister, sketch: KLZ KSCJ KFOR KLRA N BC -The Band Goes to Town: NBC -The O'Neills, sketch: WOW KGBX-Luncheon Dance Music *KARK-News: Just a Little KSD KFBI-Traffic Interview KOA MBS-Marriage License Romances: KFEQ-Sally & Sue KGHF-Tonic Tunes Swing KOIL KFKA KWK WHB CBS -Ann Leaf, organist: KFOR KFKA-Church NBC-Kidoodlers: KGBX KTHS KGNF-Grandma Travels KFAB-Tom Bradley KFH (sw-21.57) Prgm.' NBC -Story of Mary Marlin, KGHF-Dan (sw-15.33) KMBC-Tex Owens, songs KFBI-Forget-me-nota & Ernest & Sylvia sketch: WDAF KOA KSD WOW 8:45 CST 7:45 MST KMBC-Health: CBS -Her Honor, James, KSCJ-Voice of the People Old Time Melodies Chapel Singers Nancy *KFEL-Newa: WHO KV00 KARK CBS sketch: KMOX-Manhattan Holiday sketch: KMBC KFAB KLZ KTHS-Concert Orch. KFEQ-Blackie, accordionist KMOX KFAB KMBC KOA-Ted White, songs KMOX KVOR-Duane Osborn, pianist KFH-Grandma Travels NBC -Rochester Civic Orchestra; N KWTO-Tommy Watson Matinee Concert: WREN KGHF BC -Gospel Singer: KVOO (sw- KTHS-Time for Thought MBS-The Swingsters: KFKA *KFOR-News 5.21) KWTO-Poet's Corner WDAF-Hymns of All Churches KGHF-Noon Hour Novelties KVOD Grandma Travels: KWTO WIBW WHB-Farmers' Hour N BC -Cadets: KSD WJAG-Weather: Wall Street: KGNF-The Swappers Markets: KFEQ KGNF Curtain Raiser Kitty Keene, Inc.: KFH WNAX WHO -Luncheon Music KLRA-Noontime Tunes KFAB-Songs Sacred CBS -Romany KVOR KFBI-Bohemian & Trail: (sw- WNAX-Gospel Orch. Markets WIBW-Kansas Farmer Markets KMBC-Life Can Be Beautiful KFBI-To be announced :1.57) Singers KFEQ-Old Timers WOW -Midday Melodies KOIL-Matinee Melodies KFH-Judy & Jane 10:15 CST 9:15 MST KGHF-Cub 9:00 CST 8:00 MST Reporters 12:30 CST 11:30 MST KSCJ-Rotarian Spkr. by Cugat CBS -Eton Boys: KVOR KLZ KGNF-Tempos KGBX-Music CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch: of the Day CBS-The Road of Life, sketch: KUOA-1260 Friendly Street KLZ-Farm Service Prgm. KMOX KFH KSCJ KLRA KFAB NBC -Viennese Ensemble: KOIL KLRA-Weary Blues KMOX KVOO-Musical Program KTHS KGHF KMBC-Happy Kitchen NBC -Central City. sketch: KANS KVOD KOIL-Waltz Time *KVOR-News While It's News KMOX-One Women's Opinion WOW KSCJ-Maurice NBC-Peables Takes Charge. WHO KSD WDAF NBC -Lorenzo Jones, sketch: Pallissier's Orch. KWTO-Martin's Piano Pals KTHS-WPA Presents *KSD-News: Tel -e sketch. KGHF KWK WDAF WOW WHO KSD Tunes WNAX-Tom Bradley KUOA-Cosmopolitan Singers NBC -Story of the Month: WREN KLRA-Streets & Avenues MBS-Silhouettes in Blue: KFKA NBC -Vic & Sade. 1:15 CST 12:15 MST KVOR-Farm Prgm. KARK KTHS KWTO KWK (sw- sketch: (sw- KSCJ-Maurice Pellissier's Orch. 15.21) NBC -Wonder Music: (sw-15.33) MBS-As You Like It: KFOR KWTO-Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch 5.21) KSD-Gray Orch. Gordon's CBS -Variation on Syncopation: KFKA WHB *WAAW-News KFBI-Variety Prgm. MBS-Georgla Crackers: KFOR KUOA-Music With the Masters KFKA KFH CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: KLZ WIBW-Life Can Be Beautiful KFEL-News: Trading Post KVOD-Morning Melodies WNAX-Bohemian Orch. KFEQ-Ben Henderson CBS -Scattergood Baines, sketch: NBC -Words & Music: KOA *KVOO-News of the Hour NBC -Arnold Grimm's Daughter, 2:15 CST 1:15 MST *KGBX-News KFH WNAX KFAB KMOX KWK-Pop McDonald: Silver Sage *News: KFEQ KGBX KOIL WDAF KOA KSD WOW sketch: CBS -Curtis Institute of Music: 9:15 CST 8:15 MST KLRA Boys: Sunrise Twins WHO (sw-11.87) KWTO WREN KGNF WHO KVOR KLZ N BC -Jane Arden, sketch: KWK Markets: KGBX WAAW WDAF-Editor's Daughter, sketch KARK-Light Crust Doughboys CBS -Life & Love of Dr. Susan: NBC -Ma Perkins, sketch: KSD u: sw-15.211 *KARK-Home Folks Counselor: WHO -Rainbow Rhythms KCMG -Philosopher: Miniatures KLRA WNAX KFAB KMBC KOA NBC -Josh Higgins of News 11:30 CST 10:30 MST KFAB-Last Call for Dinner KFH WHO KV00 WDAF WOW Finchvllle, KMOX KARK sketch: WREN KGHF *KFBI-Monitor News NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: KFBI-Voice of the People For further detail see sponsor's KFEQ-George Hall's Orch. KOA KVOO KWK KGHF KFEL-Songs of the Islands: Fur announcement on page e1. NBC -Rochester Civic Orchestra: CBS-Myrt & Marge, sketch: KARK KFH KGNF-Shoppers Prgm. KGBX WREN (sw-15.21) Lectures KARK Church of Christ KANS KLRA KFAB KMOX WIBW KVOO-Guess What be WNAX CBS -Romance of Helen Trent KLRA-Deacon Williams KFEL-To announced MBS-Concert Hall: KFKA KOIL KWTO-Michael Dosch KMBC KLZ! KLZ-Concert Internationale KFEQ-Bill's Hawaiian Players NBC -John's Wife, sketch: KMOX KFAB-Markets: Let's Sing Other sketch: KOA-Crosscuts KFAB KMBC-The Goldbergs, sketch KGNF-Mr. Smith, pianist WOW WHO WDAF KSD KARK KSCJ-True Stories Tunes KV00-Frank Stamps' Quartet KFBI-Today's Almanac KLRA KSCJ-Noon KVOO KUOA-Agriculture Talks CBS-Novelteers: KFH KTHS-Stamps Melody Boys KVOR-Carol Carson: Noonday KFEQ-Organ Melodies KFH-Markets MBS-Nation's School of the Air: KWK-Poetic Paradise Heart of Julia Blake: WDAF KUOA-Covered Wagon Jubilee Frolic KFOR KFEL KWTO-Curly & Zeke KSD KVOO-Bob Wills & His Playboys KWK-Midstream (Continued on Next Page) WJAG-Voice of the Street KFEL-Fashion Revue: Legisla- KFEQ-Old Timers tive Interviews KGBX-Leaders in Dance Time 10:30 CST 99:330 MST NBC -Paul Page, songs: KGBX KFEQ-Singin' Sam /Don't miss this new radio KGNF-Curtain Rises KFKA-Legislative News vital KMBC-Rhythm & Romance KTHS KVOO KARK KGHF KGNF-Livestock & Produce a KOA-Weavers of Melody MBS-Keep Fit to Music with Wal- drama-the story of coura- KFOR KOIL KFKA KWK KOIL-Co. Bluffs Highlights KOIL-Polly the Shopper lace: Makers geous woman who is wife, KSCJ-Health KSD-Rhythm Column: Montana NBC -Young Widder Brown, KTHS-Merry-Go-Round doctor, mother-presented by the Slim sketch: WHO WOW WDAF KUOA-Far Eastern Friends KTHS-Seven Aces CBS -Big Sister, sketch: KFH KVOR-Culbertson Bridge Lesson sponsors of the Lux Radio Theatre. KWTO-Hammonola KLRA KWTO-Markets WHB-Sweet Music KMOX KFAB WNAX KMBC WHB-The Ranch Boys WJAG-Musical Gems WHO-Myrt & Marge, sketch 9:30 CST 8:30 MST NBC -Pepper Young's Family: (sw-15.21) WIBW-Dinner Hour N BC -Just Plain Bill, sketch: WNAX-Grandma Travels THE LIFE AND LOVE OF WOW WHO WDAF KV00 KARK KFBI-Dorothy Heller -People in News KFEQ-Old *WOW the CBS -Hilltop House, sketch: KFAB Timers 11:45 CST 10:45 MST KMOX KLRA KFH WNAX KGNF-Dorothy & Joe sketch: KLZ-Lady, Lend an Ear CBS -Our Gal Sunday, NBC -Jerry Sears' Orch.: WREN KOA-Jingle Town Gazette KMBC KMOX KLZ KFAB KANS KSCJ-We Women MBS-Toronto Trio: WHB MBS-Singing Strings: KFOR KSD-Buccaneers Octet *KFBI-News: Luncheon Lyrics Dr. KOIL KUOA-Vic Fraser KFEL-In a Sentimental Mood SUSAN Markets: KFEQ WAAW KFBI KVOD-Monday Varieties KFEQ-Sally & Sue KGBX-Musical Workshop KVOR-Organ Reveries, KFH-Editor's Daughter KGHF-Devotional KWTO-Paul & Charlotte KFKA-Morning Suggestions KLZ-The Home Beautiful WHB-Sweethearts on Parade KGNF-Rambles in Rhythm EVERY AFTERNOON *KMBC-Surprise Your Husband: WIBW-Protective Service KLRA-Bible Lover's Revival MONDAY THROUGH 1:15 3:15 News WJAG-Firemens' Convention KOIL-Swingcopation P.M., C.S.T. P.M., M.S.T. KOA-Financial Service WREN -Musical Encores *KSCJ-News: Farm Flash *KSCJ-News: Timetable 10:45 CST 9:45 MST KSD-Heart of Julia Blake FRIDAY KTHS-Pop Concert NBC -Originalities: KVOD KGHF KUOA-Hal Brewster KUOA-Mail Bag KANS WREN KOIL KVOR-House of Peter McGregor COLUMBIA NETWORK Page 22 8/21-B NBC -Stella Dallas, sketch: KOA Captain Midnight. KVOO WNAX KSCJ-Timetable: Sports WDAF WOW KV00 WHO Good Listening for Monday Dick Tracy, sketch: KSD WHO K',L-llottie Wing MBS-Midstream, drama: KFKA Further details and stations which will broadcast these program! may M *KFBI-News KVOR-Mutiny on the High Seas MONDAY WIIB found in the adjacent program columns at the time hereunder indicated KFEQ.Melody Time WBAI'-Variety in Rhythm KFH-Rhapsody in KARK-Hits & Encores * Star in program listings indicates news highlights Brass WIBW-Sophie Tucker's Show 6 KFBI-Console Capers KGHF-Afternoon Varieties WLW -Four Stars Tonight March KFH-Tea Time Jamboree MORNING KGNF-Harmony Hall WMAQ-Better Business Bureau KGBX-True Stories KLRA-,Jimmie Allen 1VNAX-What's in a Song? 11:30 CST (10:30 MST) Farm and Home Hour. KLZ-Musicians Society & Service WREN -Clyde Bysom's Orch. (2:15 p.m. Continued) KGNF-Musical Pot Pourri KMOX-Linda's First Love, sketch KOA-Report Period WSM-Melodies of Old Vienna NIGHT KSCJ-Student Workshop KGNF-Music as You Like It KTHS-Sing & Swing 6:30 CST 5:30 MST KA10X-Tom Bradley KUOA-Music in the Air KVOR-Music Graphs 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Al Pearce's Gang; Comedy KWIC -Pop NBC -To be announced: KVOO KTHS-Los Caballeros & Wise & Filbert KWTO-Jim Bob and CBS -Chicagoans: KUOA-Concert Classic KTHS-Hit Revue Music. KWTO-Hits & Encores KFAB KRNT Elmer Arlene KFII KSCJ KLRA WNAX KWK-Sarli's Orch. WIBW-This Day Is Ours Blurt; Harris; Tizzie Lish; Carl Hoff's WDAF-Air Adv. of Jimmie Allen KWTO-Adopted Father WJAG-Vocal Varieties orchestra. WOW -Terry & Pirates, sketch CBS -Eddie Cantor's Caravan; WHBSong Stylists WNAX-Rodeo Recess 5:30 CST 4:30 MST Mad Russian; Sid Fields; Edgar 1VIBW-Stuart 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Cavalcade of America; Fairchild's Orch.: KMBC (sw- Prgm. 3:30 CST 2:30 MST NBC -Ray Perkins, painist-come- WJAG-Afternoon Concert Historical Drama. 11.83) NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch: KOA dian: KGHF WREN KVOD WNAX-Happy Jack's Old Timers WDAF WOW WHO KV00 7:30 CST (6:30 MST) Symphony Orchestra with CBS -Today with Bob Trout: NBC -Jimmy Kemper, song sto- 2:30 CST 1:30 MST ries: MANS KGHF NBC Margaret Speaks, Soprano. KSCJ (sw-11.83) NBC -Pepper Young's Family, -Club Matinee: KOIL (sw- 9.53) MBS-Music from *MBS-Front Page Parade, News sketch: KSD KV00 KOA WDAF the Maritimes: 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Radio Theater; Cecil B. KFKA KFOR Dramas: 1\'LW 1VGN WHO WOW MARK CBS -Hilltop House, drama: KLZ DeMille, Featuring newscaster Peter Producer. NBC Marie, CBS -Curtis Institute of KMBC WIBW -Rose songs: KGBX Grnt. this new sertes presents Music: a rapid KVOR KARK-Tonic 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Spitalny's All -Girl Or- KTHS MARK KOA (sw-9.53) -tire series or news dram- KSCJ KFH (sw-11.83) Tunes atiza t ills covering Captain events at MBS-Hugh Monaco's Orch.: KFAB-Jane Tucker chestra. Midnight. WOW KFH home and abroad. WHB Jack Armstrong, FICA *KFEQ-News With Dorothy Thompson, commentator. sketch: WDAF *News: WHO WDAF KVOD KGNF-The Crimson Trail WHO WNAX WIBW KLRA WMT Cornhusker Jamboree: KFAB KMOX-The Editor's Daughter 8:30 CST (7:30 MST) Symphony Orchestra. Lone Ranger, drama: KOIL WEIB KOIL *News: MARK -The Lone Ranger. sketch KTHS-For Mother & Dad KVOR KFAB KFI-Art Baker's Notebook Rhythm Roundup: KGBX KWTO 8:30 CST (7:30 MST) Eddy Duchin and His Or- Terry KUOA-To be announced and the Pirates: KMBC KGBX-Captains of Industry *KFBI-News & Selected K VOR -Ivory Miniatures chestra with Morton Downey, Tenor. KWK KFEQ-Medical KLZ-Ilowie Wing, sketch Ass'n Talk WHB-Hits from Hollywood KFBI-Forget-me-hots & Ernest KGNF-World Bookman 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Contented Hour with KMOX-Mellow Time WJAG-Tango Time KFEQ-On With the Dance KNX-Teo at the Organ KLZ-American School of the Air Marek Weber. KGNF-Piano Mouds KMBGThe Midland Minstrels 3:45 CST 2:45 MST Opal Craven, the Lullaby Lady; Continentals Quartet. KOA-,lack Armstrong, sketch hLL-Theater Review: Prgm. Teas- KOIL-George Johnson, KMOX-Magic Kitchen MBS-Book a Week: KFEL ers: Interlude organist 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) True or False; KSD-Cheri McKay & Company KTHS-Hit Revue CBS -Stepmother, sketch: KLZ Quiz Pro- KMOX-Bob Dunham, comments KIIOA-Gartha gram. KSL-lsland Echoes Blake, bar. CBS -Nan Wynn, songs: KFH KSD-Sprtlights KWK-Swing Organist KVOR-The' Cocktail Hour KSCJ KFOR KLRA (sw-11.83) 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Guy Lombardo's Orches- KUOA-Gaslight Harmonies *KWK-Sports: News WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys KVOO-Dick 'Tracy 2:45 CST 1:45 MST NBC -Girl Alone, sketch: WDAF tra. WBBM-The Parker Family WOW KSD WHO 5:45 CST 4:45 MST WCCO-North School NBC -The Guiding Light: WOW KV00 KOA Star KARK 9:30 CST (8:30 MST) Columbia Workshop, NBC -Tom Mix Straight Shoot- 1VFAA-Question Box WDAF KVOO KOA KSD WHO Drama. ers, sketch: KWK KARK KFAB-Roy & Lonnie *WIBW-Musical Newsy KFBI-Music in a CBS -Sophie Tucker & Her Show: *WLS-Sports: Something to Talk MBS-Good Health & Training: Sentimental 9:30 CST (8:30 MST) Eddie Cantor, Comedian. Mood KLRA KFAB KSCJ KFH About: News KFKA KFOR Mad Russian; Sid Fields; Bert Parks; Edgar Fairchild's KMOX WNAX *WMAQ-News: Musical Entre KFEQ-Bill's Hawaiian Players orchestra. NBC -Ted Malone's Between the KGNF-Afternoon Arias NBC -Del Courtney's Orch. KGHF WOW -Dance Orch. Bookends; Jesse or- WSM-Jamup and Honey Crawford. KMBC-Tom Bradley 10:15 KANS KOA ganist: KGHF KANS KWK CST (9:15 MST) New York Golden Gloves 6:45 CST 5:45 MST KMOX-Kitty Keene, sketch Bouts. Captain Midnight, sketch: KSD KFBI-Pop Concerts KUOA-Popular Tunes KMBC CBS -Chicagoans: WCCO KI.RA KFEQ-Sally- & Sue KVOD-Light Opera Dick Tracy, sketch: WIBW WOW NBC -Science on the March.: KFH-Ark Valley Boys KVOR-Old Refrains *News: WREN KV00 KFEQ WREN KVOD KGHF WSM KGNF-Lost Empire KWTO-Curly & His Boys FREQUENCIES Little Orphan Annie, sketch: NBC -To be announced: WI10 *KMBC-News: Musical Interlude WHB-Dance Matinee WDAF 1V HO KANS-1210 KLRA-1390 MBS-inside of Sports: WLW KVOD-Afternoon Musicale WIBW-Ma Perkins, sketch KUOA-1260 WGN-720 To be KAR K-890 KLZ-560 announced: KARK KLZ WGN K1VK 1VHB-Staff Frolic WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys KVOD-920 WHB-860 KGBX-Dance KFA B-770 Hour WNAX-Ma Perkins, sketch WJAG-International Scene KMBC-950 KV00-1140 WHO -1000 KGNF-Rhythm Four *News: KOIL KSL KFI KFBI-1050 KMOX-1090 KVOR-1270 3:00 CST 2:00 MST WNAX-Betty Lane's Southerners WIBW-580 *KTHS-News: Today's Winners KFKA-Greeley Schools Prgm. CBS -Ruth Carhart, songs: KLRA KFEL-920 KNX-1050 KWK-1350 WJAG-1060 KLZ-Captain Midnight 4:00 CST 3:00 MST KFEQ-680 KOA-830 *KUOA-News: Sports KFOR KSCJ (sw-11.83) KWTO-560 WLS-870 KVOD-Novelties KNX-Tea for Two NBC-Rakov's Orch.: KOIL KGHF KFH1300 KOIL-1260 WAAW-660 WLW-700 KOA-Orphan Annie, NBC Wife, sketch: KANS KVOR-Cub Reporters sketch -Backstage WREN (sw-11.87) KFI-640 KRNT-1320 WBAP-800 WMAQ-670 KSD-New WDAF WOW WHO KOA KWTO-To be announced Adventure NBC -Houseboat Hannah, sketch: KFKA-880 KSCJ-1330 WBBM-770 WMT-600 WDAF-Don't You Believe It CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly. sketch: KSD WHO WOW KOA WDAF KFOR-1210 KSD-550 WCCO-810 WNAX-570 WFAA-Dr. Pepper Kidoodlers KMBC KV00 KG BX-1230 KSL-1130 WDAF-610 WOW -590 WIBW-Pentecostal Tabernacle *NBC -Club Matinee: News: CBS -Music of the Restoration. KGHF-1320 KSO-1430 WENR-870 WREN -1220 NIGHT WMAQ-Miniature Minstrels \\REN KVOD KGHF KANS KLRA KSCJ KGNF-1430 KTHS-1060 WFAA-800 WSM-650 WMT-Opportunity Knocks KGBX KTHS (sw-11.87) CBS -Scattergood Baines, sketch: 6:00 CST 5:00 MST 7:00 CST 6:00 MST NBC -Al Pearce's Tizzie KARK-Tom Bradley, Adopted KVOR KLZ WIBW NBC -Orphans of Divorce, sketch: Gang; Father MBS-Edna WENR Lish; Arlene Harris; Carl Hoff's O'Dell. songs & or- KOIL KSO WMT KWK Orch.: KFEQ-Pony Express Roundup gan: KWK KFOR KFEL NBC -Terry & the Pirates: (sw- *News: WHO WAAW KVOD (sw-11.87) WFAA 1VL1V WMAQ KSD KFKA-Amer. 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KMOX-France Laux, sports MBS-Sammy Kaye's Orch.: WMT Harry Kleiner, is presented in *KVOD-News Highlights KFKA KOIL KFOR WGN KSO KNX-Columbia Camera Club cooperation with the drama de- KFKA KOIL-Sports KWK-Mysteries of Life Music Hour *KSL-News partment of Yale University. Orch. KTHS-Good NBC -Hawthorne House: KFI NBC -Contented Prgm.; WDAF-Musical Melting Pot *KVOR-News 12:00 CST 11:00 MST KFOR KGBX dir. Weber: KOA WMAQ KVOO *News: Marek WHO-Band Concert *WBAP-News: Bob & Art *News: KGHF WMAQ NBC -Don Pablo's Orch.: WLW *KFEL News: Swing Time WDAF WFAA KV00 WHO KSD KMBC-Dance Time WLW-Dick Gardner's Orch. Adams WMAQ . WOW KARK WCCO-Cedric WOW KOIL-Quizzer Bee WSM KFI (sw- WSM-Our America WENR-Ennio Bolognini's Orch. KOA-Musical Cruises KSCJ-Maurice NBC-Shep Fields' Orch.: WENR Pellissier's Orch. 9.53) 9:45 CST 8:45 MST WIBW-Crime Patrol KTHS-Jimmy Capra's Orch. 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The Lul- KFI-Art Baker's Notebook KVOR-Concert Hour laby Lady and the quartet offer KMBC-Sophie Tucker's Show WSM-The World in Review CBS -Erwin Yeo, organist: KLZ WGN-Green Hornet WBAP-Black Night Santa Lucia (they have no ac- KOIL-Salon Music KVOR KSL WIBW-Hit Revue companiment for this number). 9:30 MST WENR-Music As You Desire It KVOD-Concert 10:30 CST MBS-Bernie Cummins' Orch.: 8:15 CST 7:15 MST Earle Tanner and the quartet NBC -Voice of Firestone; Orch.: WDAF-Moonbeams sing O Sole Mio, the quartet KVOR-Electricity Speaks WGN KFKA KWK NBC-Library of Congress offers a medley of Maid of Sur - KOA KFI WHO -Johnny at the Piano KWK-Pop Concert *News: KMBC KV00 KMOX Chamber Music Concert: KANS rien to and La' Addio a' Napoli WDAF-Musical Melting Pot NBC -Ruby Newman's Orch.: WLW-Moon River and the quartet and the Lullaby 11:15 CST 10:15 MST KOA WHO KNX MBS-Listeners' Theater: KFOR Lady sing a medley from Naples WLW-Spotlight WSM KARK KGBX WHO WLW CBS -Clyde Lucas' Orch.: WCCO KVOD-Donnelly James' Orch. KFEL-Mrs. G. W. Ballard "I Am" composed of Margaretta, Oh 10:00 CST 9:00 MST (sw-9.53) WBBM-Nocturne Marie, Oh Marie, A'Frangesa, Calloway's KLRA NBC -Freddy Martin's Orch.: WHO KTHS-Detective Thrillers and O Marenarlello. The orches- CBS -Sam Hayes, commentator: CBS -Cab Orch.: KVOR-Safety Pays tra plays Funiculf Funicula, La KNX KRNT KSCJ WMAQ KTHS End of Monday Programs

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KVOD-Tune Time Musical Masterpieces Bonk 21.57) WOW KSD WDAF KVOD-Morning Melodies KGHF-Dan & Sylvia KVOR-Florence Chamberlain WMBH-The Scrap KOA-Ted White, songs KWTO-Milky Way WNAX-Those Happy Gilmans *News: KUOA WIBW KVOR-Church in the Wildwood CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch: KWK-Midstream KSCJ-Federal Housing WHB-Sweethearts on Parade WOW -Toby & Susy Musical Clock: KFEQ KOIL KFH KLRA KMOX KFAB KSCJ KWTO-Markets: Michael Dosch KTHS-Time for Thought WIBW-Protective Service: Weath- WREN -The Ranee Riders 7:15 CST 6:15 MST NBC -Story of the Month: KARK WHB-Weather: Story Behind the *KVOR-Monitor News er 11:15 CST 10:15 MST NBC -Gene & Glenn: KGBX KTHS WREN KWTO KWK (sw- KWTO-Poet's Corner WJAG-West Point Prgm MBS-Pinky Hunter, songs: KFKA (sw-21.5) 15.21) WIBW-Housewives Prgm- WJAG-Weather: Wall Street: Cur- WREN-Lukewela's Hawaiians KTHS KARK CBS -Her Honor, Nancy James, KFBI-Variety Prgm. 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KV00 CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: KFH KFEQ-Old Timers (sw-21.57) -Vic Sade, sketch: (sw- NBC -Jane Arden. sketch: KWK NBC -Houseboat Hannah, sketch: NBC & KFAB KMBC WNAX KMOX KGHF-Cub Reporters Musical Clock: WHB WOW (sw-15.21) (sw-15.21) 15.21) KFEQ KWTO WAAW KARK-At Your Request KGNF-South Sea Islanders *News: MBS-Nation's CBS -Scattergood Baines, sketch: KOIL WREN KFH School of the Air: MBS-Choir Loft: KFOR KWK KFEQ-U. S. Weather Bureau KLRA-Serenaders KFOR KFEL KFH WNAX KFAB KMOX KGBX-Markets: Popular Music KOIL-Waltz Time 6:45 MST KARK-Texas Bar Ranch Boys KLRA 7:45 CST KFEQ-Old Timers KOIL-The Inventors KSCJ-Maurice Pellissier's Orch. -Radio Rubes: KTHS (sw- KFAB-Jane Tucker & Weather NBC KGBX-Leaders in Dance Time KFBI-Otto Richert, hymns To be announced: KUOA KMBC KSCJ Sunny Melody *KSD-News: Tel -e -Tunes 21.5) KGNF-Serenader *KARK-Home Folks Counselor: KLRA-Those Happy Gilmans KUOA-Dental Study Club *KFEQ-News: Markets Hits CBS -Ruth Brine, talk: (sw-21.57) KLZ-Take It Easy News News KSCJ-Peter MacGregor KVOD-Song *KFH-Markets: KSD-Just Bill, sketch of the Hour NBC -Jack & Loretta Clemens: KMBC-Rhythm & Romance KGBX-Church in the Wildwood *KFBI-Monitor News Plain *KVOO-News Pioneers KWK-Pop McDonald & Others WREN KOA-Weavers of Melody KGNF-Model Kitchen KFEQ-Music by Cugat KTHS-Sons of the KGNF-Vocal Vogues KUOA-Alice Marsh, verse WAAW-Markets Early Risers Club: KLZ KVOR KOIL-Polly the Shopper KOA-Wells of Music KSCJ-Sunny Melody KOA-Sam Moore KVOR-Good Morning, Neighbor WDAF-Editor's Daughter, sketch KOIL-The Indian Trio the Store WHO -Dick Leibert, organist 8:00 CST 7:00 MST KTHS-Seven Aces KSCJ-Morning Moods KOIL-Homemakers Club KWTO-Woman in WIBW-Judy & 10:30 MST CBS -Sunny Melodies: KVOR KWTO-Hammonola KTHS-Sweet Swing KSCJ-True Stories Jane 11:30 CST KLRA KFH KLZ WHB-Sing and Swing KVOD-Capt. Ozie KV00-Civic Matinee 11:00 CST 10:00 MST NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: KWK-Poetic Paradise KWK KGBX CBS -Richard Maxwell, tnr.: (sw- WJAG-Musical Gems *KWTO-News: Weather Bureau CBS -Melody Weavers: KSCJ KGHF KARK KOA KWTO-Michael Dosch KV00 WREN (sw-15.21) 21.57) 9:30 CST 8:30 MST WHB-North Side Municipal Court NBC -Wife Saver: KGBX KTHS NBC -Just Plain Bill. sketch: WJAG-Basketball Roily WAAW Markets CBS -Romance of Helen Trent, *NBC -News: The Breakfast Club: WJAG-Voice of the Street NBC -The Carters of Elm Street: WHO WDAF KARK KVOO & sketch sketch: KMBC KMOX KLZ Don McNeill, m.c.; Orch. & WNAX-Vic Sade, KOA KSD WOW *WREN -News: Weather: Don CST 9:30 MST KFA B Soloists: KGBX KARK KANS 10:30 NBC -Campus Kids: KOIL KGHF KOIL KVOO WREN KTHS NBC -Smiling Ed McConnell: (sw- Wood, songs NBC -Paul Page, songs: KARK CBS-Novelteers: KFH KLRA MBS-Ross Trio: KFKA (sw-21.5) 15.21) 10:00 CST 9:00 MST KTHS KGBX Markets: KGNF KWTO KVOD Inn: WOW WHO House, drama: KFH CBS -Mary Lee Taylor: KMBC CBS -Big Sister, sketch (Rinso): *News: KFOR KFEL Tonic Tunes: Legislative Coffee Pot CBS -Hilltop KFEQ KFH WNAX KFAB KFAB KLRA KMOX WNAX KFAB KMOX KFH KLRA KLZ KLRA KFAB KMOX KMBC Markets: Interviews *News: KGHF KOA KMOX MBS-Charley Freshwater's Cow- KFH WNAX KARK-Nazarene Church h FEQ-Singin' Sam NBC -Ranch Boys: KSD KANS KFAB-Street Interviews 8:15 CST 7:15 MST WREN boy Band: KFOR KWK NBC -Pepper Young's Family: (sw- KFKA-Legislative News KFBI-World Bookman tiOI1.-Co. Bluffs Highlights *CBS -Montana Slim, songs: MBS-Singing Strings: KFOR NBC -David Harum. sketch: Peggy 15.211 KGNF-Trade Guide WOW KSD-Revelers Quartet News: KLRA (sw-21.57) KOIL Allenby: KSD WHO WDAF MBS-Keep Fit to Music with KLRA-Hymns of All Churches KOIL KFKA KTHS-Merry-Go-Round NBC -Breakfast Club: KGHF Markets. KFEQ WAAW KFB) NBC -Mary Marlin. sketch: (sw- Wallace: KFOR KLZ-Donald Novis, songs Robinson. guitarist KWK KUOA-Gene 8:30 CST 7:30 MST KGBX-On the Mall 1521) KMBC-Hollywood Discoveries KVOR-Singing Strings CBS -Ann Leaf, organist: KFOR KGHF-Devotional NBC -Viennese Ensemble: KGBX NBC -Young W Idd e r Brown. KMOX-Surprise Your Husband: KFH (sw-21.57) KGNF-Concert Master KVOO WREN sketch: WHO WOW WDAF Let's Compare Notes (Continued on Next Page) Page 24 8/21-B MBS-Don Arres, bar & Orch.: MBS-Hugh Monaco's Orchestra: 4:00 CST 3:00 MST KFKA KFEL Good Listening for Tuesday WHB CBS -Current Questions Before *News: KFEQ KGBX KOIL Further details and stations which will broadcast these programs may be Cornhusker Jamboree: KFAB the Senate: KFOR KSCJ KLRA TUESDAY WHO KWTO WREN KGNF found in the adjacent program columns at the time hereunder indicated KOIL (sw-11.83) KARK-Light Crust Doughboys * Star in program listings indicates news highlights Rhythm Roundup: KGBX NBC-Biltmore Boys' Orch.: KWK March 7 KFAB-Dinner Call KWTO WREN KANS KOIL KGNF KFBI-Voice of the People MORNING *KFBI-News: Selected (sw-1i.ß7) KFH-Variations on Syncopation KFEQ-Ministerial Alliance CBS -Scattergood Baines, sketch: KLRA-WPA & NEC Prgm 11:30 KFKA-Christian (11:30 a.m. CST (10:30 MST) Farm and Home Hour. Crusaders KVOR KLZ WIBW Continued) KLZ-Personal Shopper: Universe KGNF-The World Book Man WDAF-Checkerboard Time of Melody NBC,Houseboat Hannah, sketch: AFTERNOON KLZ-American School of the Air KSD WHB-Hits from Hollywood KMBC-The Goldbergs, sketch KMBC-Classic Hour WHO WOW WDAF KV00 WHO-Myrt KOA & Marge, sketch KOA-Colorado Agricultural College 1:30 CST (12:30 MST) School of the Air. KMOX-Magic Kitchen WIBW-Dinner Hour KSCJ-Noon Tunes Archibald MacLeish, Pulitzer prize poet, is guest com- KTHS-Concert Master MBS-Guther Decker & Organ: WNAX-Grandma Travels KTHS-Melody Boys mentator on today's "Music and the Friendly Arts" KUOA-Richard Evans, tnr. KFEL WOW -People in the News KUOA-Covered Wagon Jubilee program. KWK-Rich Hayes, organist *News: KUOA 11:45 KWTO WHB CST 10:45 MST KV00-Bob Wills & His Playboys WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys KARK-Calling All Tourist Cars CBS -Our Gal Sunday, sketch: KVOR-Cugat Orch. 5:30 CST (4:30 MST) Foundations of Democracy; 2:46 CST 1:45 MST KFAB-Irma & the Boys KLZ KMBC KFAB KMOX WDAF-Grandma Travels Talks. NBC -The Guiding Light: WDAF KFBI-Concert Hour MBS-Pelham Richardson's Orch.: WIBW-Noonday Prgm. KSD WOW KV00 KOA KARK KFEQ-Sally & Sue WHB WJAG-Weather: Police: Funeral NIGHT KGNF-Mood Musicale Notices: Visitors: Mail Bag NBC -Between the Bookends: *KFBI-News: Luncheon Lyrics 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Johnny Presents; Johnny KANS KGHF WREN KWK (sw- KMBC-The Midland Minstrels KFEL-Woman's Page WNAX-Farm & Home & Markets 15.33) KMOX-Barnyard Follies *WOW -News: Musicale Green's Orchestra. KTHS-Swinging Strings KFEQ-Sally & Sue KFBI-Pauline Haggard KFH-Editor's Daughter 12:45 CST 11:45 MST 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Edward G. Robinson and WJAG-Christian Science KFEQ-Sally & Sue WMBH-Handy KFKA-Morning Suggestions: Mar. NBC -Words & Music: KARK Claire Trevor; Drama. KFH-Ark Ads Valley Boys WNAX-Happy Jack's Old Timers kets CBS -This Day Is Ours, sketch: 7:30 CST (6:30 MST) Please; KGNF-Tony Gonsalves KGNF-Rambles in Rhythm KMOX KMBC Information, Quiz- *KMBC-News: Helping Hand In- 4:15 CST 3:15 MST KLRA-Bible Lover's Revival zing Experts and NBC -Those Happy Gilmans, com- Guest Celebrities. stitute MBS-Johnson Family: KFEL KOIL-Swingcopation Clifton Fadiman; Franklin P. Adams; John Kiernan. KUOA-To be announced WHB *KSCJ-News: Flash edy sketch: KSD KOA WDAF Farm (sw-11.87) KVOD-Musicale NBC -Your Family & KSD-Romance of Home 7:30 CST (6:30 MST) Al Jolson, Singer and Mine, Making icturee and review en page e. WHB-Staff Frolic sketch: WOW WDAF KSD KUUA Gems of Melody NBC -Rochester Civic Comedian. WNAX-Ma Perkins, Orchestra: sketch NBC -Terry & The Pirates: (sw- KVOR-House of Peter McGregor KANS KGBX George Burns and Gracie Allen consort tonight with 3:00 CST 2:00 MST KWTO-Blue Ridge Mtn. Boys 11.87) Martha Raye, Parkyakarkus, Lud Gluskin's orchestra, CBS -Pretty WDAF-Music *News: KFKA KGHF KFH Kitty Kelly. sketch: CBS -Life & Makers and Al. KMBC Love of Dr. Susan, WHO -Hilltop House, sketch Man on the Street: KWTO WOW sketch: KLZ KFBI-Frank Gage NBC -Backstage Wife, WJAG-Modern Melodies 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) We, the People; Drama sketch: NBC -Fran Allison, contr.: KGHF WNAX-Farm & Home KFEL-Tonic Tunes WOW WDAF WHO KOA KFEQ-United and Music. WREN KTHS KARK KGBX WOW -The Goldbergs, sketch Street Reporter *NBC -Club Matinee: News: KV00 KWK KGNF-Musical Tete -a -Tete 8:30 CST (7:30 KTHS MST) Benny Goodman's Swing KGHF KVOD WREN CBS -Music for KOIL-Men in Uniform KANS KGBX Fun: KSCJ KFH KSCJ-Markets Orchestra. (sw-9.53-11.87) KLRA KFOR CBS -Highways to AFTERNOON KTHS-Farm Security Adm. 8:30 CST (7:30 MST) Fibber McGee, Comedian, Health: KLRA KFEQ-Matinee KVOR-Aloha Land and Donald Novis, Teno r. KARK-Tom Bradley, Adopted KGNF-Tango Time KWK-The Hitmakers Father 12:00 CST 11:00 MST KMBC-Willie Ganz, organist WHO -Checkerboard Time 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Dr. KFBI-To be announced KOA-Judy and CBS -The Goldbergs, Christian, Drama; Jane, sketch sketch: KLZ WNAX-Noonday Visit Starring Jean Hersholt. KFEQ-Pony Express Round -Up KOIL-Top Tunes MBS-The Happy Gang: KFOR 1:00 CST 12:00 MST KFKA-Federal Music Project KUOA-For Music Lovers Only KFKA 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Bob Hope, *KGNF-News CBS -Big Sister, sketch: KLZ Comedian. KWTO-Don't You Believe It NBC -Music Makers: (sw-15.33) Jerry Colonna; Patsy Kelly; Vocal Sextet; Skinnay KLZ-Gas Hospitality House WHO -The Goldbergs, sketch CBS -Milton Charles Presents: KMOX-Singin' Sam NBC -Nat'l Farm Ennis' orchestra. WIBW-Bar Nothing Ranch & Home Hour: KSCJ KUOA-Salon Music KANS *WJAG-News 9:30 CST (8:30 MST) Jimmie *KV00-News: Musical NBC -Science Everywhere: KANS Fidler. Prgm. 4:30 CST Ma Perkins. sketch: KFH KMOX KGBX WREN KTHS KVOR-Matinee Melodies 3:30 MST *News: KFAB KTHS WAAW Subject: "Lakes, Coal and KWK-Midafternoon Madness NBC -Don Winslow: (sw-11.87) WIBW KGNF Glaciers: (a) Lakes, Bogs and KWTO-Markets: Health NBC -Vagabonds: KOA Coal; (b) Glaciers Have Helped Hints WDAF *News: Markets: KSD WHB Us." FREQUENCIES WJAG-Waltz With Me KGBX KARK WHO KFBI-Sunflower Quartet WNAX-Cliff Frederickson, accor CBS -Doc Barclay's Daughters: KANS-1210 KLRA-1390 KUOA-1260 WGN-720 NBC-Landt Trio: WREN KOIL KFEL-Willie Hartzell dion KGHF KWK KFEQ-Markets KMOX KARK-890 KLZ-560 KVOD-920 WHB-860 KFAB-770 KMBC-950 KV00-1140 WHO -1000 3:15 CST 2:15 MST *KLRA-News: NBC Bob, MBS-LaForge Berumen Musicale: Farm Service -Betty & sketch: WHO KFBI-1050 KMOX-1090 KVOR-1270 MBS-Midstream, drama: KFKA *KMBC-News: WDAF KOA KSD WIBW-580 KFKA Markets: Musical WOW (sw- KFEL-920 KNX-1050 KWK-1350 WHB Interludes 11.87) WJAG-1060 CBS -Music for Fun: KLZ KVOR KFEQ-680 KOA-830 KWTO-560 WLS-870 CBS-Myrt KOIL-Those Happy Gilmans MBS-Concert Orch.: KWK WHB & Marge. sketch: KFH-1300 KOIL-1260 WAAW-660 WLW-700 KMBC KLZ KFAB-Texas Mary *KSCJ-News: Master Breeder KFKA KFEL-Willie KFI-640 KRNT-1320 WBAP-800 WMAQ-670 NBC Hartzell KUOA-Music in a Sentimental *News: KFOR KVOR -Stella Dallas, sketch: WDAF KFEQ-True Stories Mood KFKA-880 KSCJ-1330 WBBM-770 WMT-600 KV00 WOW KOA WHO *KARK-News: Just a Little KFOR-1210 KSD-550 WCCO-810 WNAX-570 *KGNF-News KVOR-On the Mall CBS -Cincinnati Swing KGBX-1230 KSL-1130 WDAF-610 WOW -590 Symphony Con- KSD-Vic & Sade, sketch KWTO-Singin' Sam cert: KFAB-Tom Bradley KGHF-1320 KSO-1430 WEN R-870 WREN -1220 KLRA KFOR KSCJ KTHS-Hartford Quartet *WDAF-Weather: News: Mar- KFBI-Forget-me-nots & Ernest KARK-Hits KUOA-Songs of the Islands kets KGNF-1430 KTHS-1060 WFAA-800 WSM-650 & Encores *KFEL-News: Melodious Mo- KFBI-Console Capers KV00-Facts for Meminine Ears WHO -Markets: Weather ments KFH-Tea Time Jamboree KWTO-Zeke & Saddle Pala WJAG-Markets. Cradle Roll and KFEQ-Blackie: Accordionist KGBX-True Stories WHB-Design for Dancing Hospital Report KFI-1 Grandma Travels KGNF-Know WIBW-Matinee WOW School of the Air: Your Composer -Markets: Musical Prgm KGHF-Noon Hour Novelties CBS -American Markets: KFEQ KGNF KMOX-Linda's WJAG-For Children Only KVOR KFAB KMOX KFH KSCJ KFAB-Songs Sacred First Love 12:15 CST 11:15 MST KGNF-The Swappers KTHS-Harmony Hall WNAX-Coral Islanders KMBC WNAX (sw-15.27) KFBI-Herb Lindsey MBS-Bernie Cummins' Orchestra: KLRA-Serenaders KUOA-Three-Quarter Time WOW -Little Man Archibald MacLeish, Pulitzer KFH-Judy & Jane KFKA KFEL KMBC-Life Can Be Beautiful KWTO-Jim & Bob 4:45 CST 3:45 MST prize poet, is guest commentator KGBX-Ranch Boys CBS -Life Can Be Beautiful, KOIL-Matinee Melodies on the 'Music and Friendly WIBW-Kansas Roundup NBC -Vaughn de Leath. songs: Arts" Program. KLZ-Farm Service Prgm. sketch: KMOX KLZ KUOA-1260 Friendly Street More detail on page 5. WJAG-Vocal Varieties KGHF KINK KVOO KVOO-To be announced KMBC-Happy Kitchen WNAX-Rodeo *NBC -Farm Radio News: KOA KMOX-One Recess NBC -Tom Mix Straight Shooters, KWTO-tThe Swingcopaters NBC -Valiant Lady. sketch: WDAF Woman's Opinion 3:30 CST KWK KARK KVOO KOIL KANS KOA WOW WHO KSD (sw- KOIL-Rhythm and 2:30 MST sketch: (sw-11.87) WNAX-Tom Bradley Romance NBC -Vic WREN (sw-11.87) 11.87) KTHS-Rhythm & Sade, sketch: WOW NBC -Edward Davies, KGBX 1:15 CST 12:15 MST Roundup WDAF WHO bar.: *News: KFBI WJAG KUOA KUOA-Paul Lindley Choir KVOO KOA KOA KTHS KARK CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: KLZ KFBI-Markets NBC -Club WNAX KVOD-Louis Sagi Vela, bar. Matinee: KOIL CBS -Do You Remember?: KLZ KFAB-Markets: Farm Notes: Last NBC -Arnold Grimm's Daughter, KFEQ-Ben Henderson KVOR-Farm Prgm. KFKA-H. E. Green: Markets CBS -Hilltop House. sketch: KMBC KFAB KLRA KVOR KFOR Call for Dinner sketch: WDAF KOA WHO WOW KWK-Great Works of Man KLZ Prgm. WIBW MBS-Jane Anderson, pianist: KFEQ-Pauline Ferne & Old Tim- KSD (sw-11.87) KGNF-Agricultural KWTO-Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch First Love, sketch CBS -Highways to Health: KSCJ KFKA ROIL ers CBS and KLRA-Linda's *WAAW-News -Life Love of Dr. Susan, of the News (sw-11.83) KFH-Markets: Information Please sketch: KLRA KMBC KFAB *KLZ-Voice WHB-Two ó Clock Tunes *News: WHO WAAW KGBX-Luncheon Dance Music KFH KUOA-Siesta Serenade WIBW-Life Can Be KARK-Tonic Tunes KFBI Fellowship Hour KMOX WNAX Public Opinion Beautiful KGHF-Tonic Tunes For further detail see sponsor's KVOD-Voice of WNAX-Bohemian Orch. KFAB-Jane Tucker KFEQ-Tin Pan Alley Goes of KGNF-Grandma Travels announcement on page 21. *KWK-News *WREN -News: Xavier Cugat's *KFEQ-News Town KMBC-Tex Owens, songs MBS-Ed Fitzgerald's Revue: WHB-Voice of Kansas City Orch. KGBX-Music You Want KFH-The Old Trader WHB MST KGNF-Melody Styles KGNF-Melodeers KSCJ-Voice of the People 1:45 CST 12:45 2:15 CST 1:15 MST KTHS-Concert MBS-Ed Fitzgerald's Revue: KLRA-Harding College KMBC-Hillbilly Music Orch. KARK-Church of Christ NBC -Army Band: WREN KGHF KVOR-Duane Osborn, pianist KFEL-The World Dances WHB KFKA KMOX-Editor's Daughter, sketch KSCJ-Ma Perkins, sketch KANS KVOD (sw-15.33) KTHS-Pacific Paradise KWTO-Tommy Watson KFEQ-Bill's Hawaiian Players NBC Show: KARK KSD-Educational Series -Little Variety CBS -Webster Groves High School KUOA-To be WDAF-Hymns of All Churches KFKA-Pioneers KWK announced KUOA-Children's Prgm. WHB-Farmers' Hour A Cappella Chorus: KLZ KVOR KVORIvory Miniatures KWTO-Sports KGNF-Pied Pipers NBC All WHO -Luncheon Music -Hymns of Churches: KMBC WHB-Ranch Boys WDAF-Kansas City Public Schools KSCJ-To be announced WHO KOA KSD (sw-11.87) WIBW-Kansas Farmer Markets KTHS-Concert Orch. NBC -Ma Perkins, sketch: KSD WJAG-Tango Time WJAG-Joe Koory Judy & Jane: WDAF WOW WOW -Midday Melodies KVOO-Frank Stamps' Quartet WDAF KVOO KOA WHO WOW 3:45 CST 2:45 MST WNAX-George B. German 12:30 CST KANS-Gloomy Gus & Sunny Jim KARK NBC -Girl Alone, sketch: WOW WOW -Aunt Sally 11:30 MST KVOR-Vass Family: Frolics KCMO-Isham Jones' Orch. CBS -Road of Lite, sketch: KMOX KWK-Midstream. drama MBS-Three-Quarter Time: KFKA KSD WHO WDAF KVOO KARK WREN-Rhythmusic *KFBI-News: Farmers Hour KOA 5:00 CST 4:00 MST NBC -Rochester Civic Orchestra: KWTO-Hammond Interlude: Tom- KFEQ-Pauline Ferne KOIL WHB my & *CBS -News: Dance Time: K,CJ KGHF KWK Tunesmiths KGNF-Songs of Good Old Days CBS -Princeton Glee Club: KFH WAAW-Markets KFAB-Markets: Let's Sing KFAB KVOR Program: Spinning Song KLRA-Editor's Daughter KFBI-Today's Almanac KSCJ (sw-11.83) (Mendelssohn), Andante Move- 1:30 CST 12:30 MST NBC -Don of the ment from "Clock KLZ-Inquiring Reporter KFEL-Luncheon Music MBS-Book a Week: KFOR Winslow Navy, Symphony" NBC -Little Variety Show: sketch: WREN KWK (Haydn), Barcarolle from KOIL KUOA-To be announced KFEQ-Book Suggestions CBS -Stepmother, sketch: KLZ "Tales of Hoffman" (Offen- KANS KGBX WREN KTHS News KFH-Markets NBC -Benno Rabinoff, violinist: bach), *KVOD-Interlude: Round the Town. KGNF WJAG The Elephant from "Car- KVOO KGHF KWBG-Homes of Today KGNF-Concert Hour KGBX KVOO KOA KARK (sw- nival of the Animals" (Saint- KFAB Roy & Lonnie MBS-Ed Fitzgerald's Rev u e: KWTO-Ma Perkins, sketch KMOX-Tom Bradley 9.53) Saens) and Vienna Life KFBI-Students Christian Union (Strauss). KFOR WJAG-Russell Jensen, organist KUOA-Concert Classic MBS-Hugh Monaco's Ensemble: KWK-AI KFEQ-Bill's Hawaiian Players 2.00 CST 1:00 MST Sarli's Orch. KGNF-Organ Reverie KFOR KOIL WHB KWTO-Adopted Father NBC -To be announced: KGHF KMBC-Tom Bradley *News: KGHF WJAG Listen to WIBW-Stuart Prgm. KMOX-Kitty (sw-15.33) WJAG-Afternoon Keene, Inc. Dick Tracy, sketch: WDAF Concert KTHS-Cheer Club KWTO MBS-Songs That Sweethearts WNAX-Happy Jack's Old Timers Sing: KFKA KUOA-Popular Tunes To be announced: KUOA WOW JERRY COOPER 2:30 CST 1:30 MST KVOD-Light Opera WNAX CBS -Webster Groves High School CBS Baritone Star of "VOCAL VARIETIES" -Cincinnati Symphony Chil- KVOR-Old Refrains KFBI-Frank Gage A Cappella Chorus: KLRA KSCJ dren's Concert: KSCJ KLRA KWTO-Curly & His Boys *KFEL-News: Tuesday and Thursday at 7:15 P.M., E.S.T. KFOR Organist KFOR KVOR KFH (sw-11.83) WHB-Thr Johnson Family KFEQ-Ben Henderson NBC-RED NETWORK NBC -Story of Mary Marlin. sketch NBC -Pepper Young's Family, WIBW-Ma Perkins, sketch KGNF-Today's Sport Parade Sponsored by TOMS WDAF WOW WHO KVOO KSD sketch: WDAF KSD KOA KVOO WMBH-Lloyd Brash, vocalist KLRA-Zoo Antics KOA KARK WHO WOW KARK WNAX-The Jamineers KLZ-The Boners Court KMOX-The Goldbergs, sketch WJAG-Evening Concert 7:15 CST 6:15 MST antiue even more disastrous to NBC hoble Sissle's Orch.: (sw- B-8/21 Page 25 his high-school boy patient than *KSD-News: Dick Leibert, or- WMAQ-Emerson & Wolff, organ- MBS-Howie Wing, sketch: KNX the undignified measles which 953) ganist ist & violinist KFI-Virginia occasioned it. NBC -Magnolia Blossoms: KGHF WSM-Capitol Flohri, sop, KTHS-Capitol Reporter Reporter KOA-Strolling Songster MBS-True Detective Mysteries: KANS TUESDAY WHO-Captain Midnight 6:15 CST 5:15 MST KSCJ-Ruby WGN WJAG-Musical Roulette Room *News: WENR KOIL WBBM N BC -Mr. Keen. Tracer of Lost KVOD-Dance Tunes NBC -If I Had a Chance: KVOD WIBW KTHS WNAX KGHF March 7 5:15 CST 4:15 MST Persons, drama: KOIL KOA KVOR-Dinner Musicale WMT KOIL KSO KGHF KWK WMT WLW KFH KFKA KSCJ CBS -Howie Wing, sketch: KLZ WENR KWK KSO WMT KFI WGN-Sports Review WREN KARK-True Stories KMBC KFAB KMOX (sw-11.87) 7:30 CST 6:30 MST KARK-The Swing Fourteen KGBX-World Dances NBC -Artie Shaw's Orch.: WSM *NBC -Malcolm Claire: News: CBS -Herbert Foote, organist: NBC -Information Please: WREN KFH-To be announced KLZ-Campus Trails KANS WREN (sw-6.14) KTHS KARK KGBX (sw-9.53) KFAB KRNT KLRA WNAX WLS KSL-This Changing World WMT KOIL KWK KSO KGBX-Amer. Family Robinson NBC -Battle of Sexes: KFI NBC-In't Broadcast from Paris: NBC -Jerry Cooper's Vocal Varie- KFI KFEL (sw-11.87) KSCJ-Musical Momente KWK-Sports WCCO-Don't Believe CBS -Sammy Kaye's Orch.: KFH WREN ties: WLW WOW KSD WDAF MBS-Morton KVOR-Playhouse Presents It Gould's Orchestra: WGN-Concert Orch. WBBM KFAB WIBW KSCJ MBS-Airliners: KFOR KFEL WHO WMAQ KFOR WNAX-College Dramatics For further detail see sponsor's WREN -Weather: Sports KRNT WNAX KLRA KMBC KOIL WHB NBC -For Men Only; Variety 9:15 CST MST nnnouneenleni on pope 24. 8:15 10:15 CST 9:15 MST KSL (sw-6.12) Capt. Midnight: KV00 Show; Peter Van Steedeti s Or- KARK-Reed Murray's Orch. WNAX *News: WIBW WAAW WGN Cooper's Vocal Varie- MBS-Ben Bernie's Orch.: WGN Dick Tracy, sketch: KSD WHO chestra; Merry Macs; Fred Uttal; KGBX-Streamline Swing NBC-Jerry KGNF ties: KOA KFI WMT KFOR KFEL KSO KWK *KFBI-News KARK-Mina Madden & Rhythm Guest Stars: WLW WMAQ WHO KSCJ-Peter MacGregor KFKA KOIL KFEQ-The Uptowners Men WOW WDAF WSM KV00 KSD WGN-Don Pedro's Orch. NBC -Magnolia Blossoms: WBAP CBS -Al Jolson Show: KNX KFH-City Teachers Prgm. KFH-The Plainsmen W BAP KARK 9:30 CST 8:30 MST KV00 KSO WREN KGHF-Afternoon Varieties KFKA-Evening Reveries CBS -Al Jolson Show with Martha NBC -Uncle Ezra (Alka Seltzer), NBC -Noble Sissle's Orch.: KARK *News: KGHF KV00 KLZ-Federal Bureau of Investi- KGNF-Harmony Hall KGBX-Captain Midnight Raye, Parkyakarkus & Lud Gins - comedy sketch: KSD WLW KOA KGBX KLRA-Jimmie Allen KGHF-Virginia Lane, sketch kin's Orch.: KFH KLZ KSL WRAP WMAQ WOW WDAF CBS -Harry James' Orch.: WNAX gation *KOA-Report Period: News KLZ-Medical Society WCCO WBBM KMBC WNAX KV00 KFI KARK WHO WMT KSCJ KFAB KLZ (sw-9.65) KMOX-American Viewpoints KVOR-G-Men Program KSCJ-Student Workshop KMBC-As Kansas City Dines KMOX KFAB KLRA WIBW NBC -Lanny Grey's Rhythm MBS-Glenn Miller's Orch.: WMT WDAF-Moonbeams KVOR-Music Graphs KSCJ-Timetable: Sports KRNT (sw-11.83) School: WREN KGHF WENR KWK KFKA WENR-Music As You It KWK-Pop Wise & Filbert KSL-Howie Wing IGuesta: George Burns and WMT KOIL KWK (sw-9.53) Desire KWTO-Hits & Encores Gracie Allen. *News: WMAQ WHO KVOR WFAA-Nick Stuart's Orch. KVOD-Musical Contrasts More detail on page 5. CBS -Jimmie Fidler: KSCJ KFAB WDAF-Air Adv. of Jimmie Allen KVOR-Mutiny KFH-Kaliko Kat Orch. WHO -American Legion Prgm. on the High Seas KGBX-Gumdrop & Goober KLRA WNAX KMOX KLZ KNX WOW -Terry & the Pirates WBAP-Variety KMOX-At Your Leisure WLW-Moon River in Rhythm KGHF-Latin American Melodies KSL WBBM WCCO KRNT 5:30 CST 4:30 MST WBBM-After School For news of Hollywood read "Hol- KNX-Westerners Quartette WMAQ-Ace Brigode's Orch. KNX-Let's Talk Music lywood Showdown" in every le - KOIL-Sports NBC -Adrian Rollini's Orchestra: WCCO-Legislature Talk sue of Radio Guide. 11:15 CST 10:15 MST KOA-Plantation Party KSL-Mysteries of Life KVOD WREN WHB-Future Masters NBC Shaw's Orch.: KGHF KSCJ -Postal Oddities CBS -Buddy Clark's Musical Week- Music -Artie WSM-Write a Song KTHS-Good Hour CBS -Foundations of Democracy: WGN-Lightning Jim, sketch ly: (sw-9.65) WBBM-Piano Parade NBC -Jan Savitt's Orch.: KV00 KSCJ (sw-11.83) 6:30 CST 5:30 MST WHO Senator Robert 7:45 CST 6:45 MST MBS-Green Hornet: KFOR WCCO-Cedric Adams Taft and Rep- NBC -Oscar Shumsky, violinist: WDAF-Sophisticated CBS -Sammy Kaye's Orch.: KLZ resentative T. V. Smith devote KGHF KGBX-Sage of Sleepy Hollow KFH-Public Forum Swing their time tonight to a discus- KFKA-Melody Mill WENR-Ennio Bolognini's Orch. KMOX KVOR sion of the KGHF House of Peter MacGregor subject "Congress CBS -Helen Menken in "Second KGBX-Hollywood on Parade *WFAA-News: State Capital KFEL-Reed Murray's Orch. -Showmanship or Statesman- Husband," *KNX-News ship." The drama: WBBM KMBC KSCJ-Dream Time *KMBC-News: Sports WGN-Dick Jurgen' Orch. KSL-Musical Meditations subject has been KFAB KMOX chosen presumably because of KNX KSL KRNT KVOR-Talk by George Sokolsky KTHS-Joe Capraró s Orch. WIBW-NEC Prgm. WCCO-American Viewpoints the present tendency among (sw-11.83) WLW-Buddy Fisher's Orch. 11:30 CST 10:30 MST some lawmakers 8:00 CST 7:00 MST *KVOD-News to dramatize NBC -Xavier Cugat's Orch.: KVOO KVOR-Melody Time WOW -Wig Waggin' with Wagner Barrie's Orch.: KSCJ their own personalities rather -We, the People with Gabriel CBS -Dick KARK WSM KANS CBS WGN-Northerners WSM-The World in Review WNAX WBBM WIBW than to spend their energies Harry von Zell; Mark KFAB in the cause of constructive Heatter; WIBW-Sports 10:30 CST 9:30 MST KRNT KMOX KLRA WCCO MBSDon't You Believe It: WLW Warnow's Orch. ; Guests: KRNT legislation. WSM-Vocal Varieties CBS -Glen Gray's Orch.: KLRA KFH KVOR (sw-6.12) More detail on page 3. WMT KOIL KSO KMOX KFAB KMBC WBBM KMBC 9:45 CST 8:45 MST KVOR KLZ KSCJ NBC -Angler & Hunter: WDAF *News: WDAF KVOD WHO WCCO WIBW KSCJ KLZ KSL MBS-Orrin Tucker's Orch.: KSO NBC Virginio KARK KGHF KGBX KTHS KFH-First Federal Quartet KNX (sw-11.83) -Smoke Dreams; NBC -Johnny Presents Johnny KFKA KFOR WMT WGN KOA (sw-9.53) KFI-Art Baker's Notebook Marucci's Orch.; Narrator & Green's Orch.: KOA KFI CBS -Grouch Club: KNX NBC -Battle of Sexes; Frank KWK KGBX-Don't You Believe It Guests: WLW WENR NBC -Joe Rines' Orch.: KANS MBS-Airliners: KFKA Crumit & Julia Sanderson: KSD KSO KOIL WREN WSM KARK NBC-Joe Venuti's Orch.: WOW KGNF-Dinner Dance WHO WDAF WMAQ WOW KOA KVOO WREN KGBX KV00 WDAF WFAA Captain Midnight: KFH WOW KLRA-Sports: WMT Jack Dixie Serenaders WLW WBAP WSM KTHS NBC -Ray Kinney's Orch.: KARK WHO KOA KSD KTHS Armstrong, sketch: WDAF KLZ-Howie Wing, NBC -Name the Place: WDAF WHO sketch MBS-Don't You Believe KGBX WSM (sw-9.53) WIBW KLRA WNAX KOA-Jack Armstrong. sketch It?: KVOO KGBX WHO WMAQ (sw- NBC -Freddy Martin's Orchestra: Terry & WGN the Pirates: KMBC KWK KSCJ-Jungle Jim 9.53) CBS -Big Town, newspaper drama: WREN KGHF KANS KOIL *News: KVOR KFAB NBC -Mary & Bob's True Stories, KNX KARK KWK (sw-6.14) KSD-Cheri McKay & Co. CBS -American Viewpoints: KSCJ KFBI-Forget-me-nots & Ernest KVOR-Cocktail Hour dramas: WENR WREN KOIL MBS-Chick Webb's Orch.: KSO KFEL-Jitterbug Jamboree KFEQ-On WMT KWK KSO (sw-11.87) KLRA KRNT KMBC KVOR KFH With the Dance *KWK-Sports & News KFOR WLW KOIL KFKA KFI-Carefree Carnival KGNF-Cavalcade Drama WNAX KFAB KNX (sw-9.65) of WCCO-Pep Parade *News: KFOR KGBX Charles Melvoin, leading Chi- King's *KLZ-News KMOX-Bob Dunham, comments CBS -Wayne Orch.: WIBW WFAA Question Box KARK-Civic Comments cago income tax expert and KFAB WNAX WBBM KNX-The Grouch Club KSD-Sportlights *KFEL-News: Swing Time professor of accounting at De WGN-Concert Orch. Paul University, an *News: KWK KMOX WOW KSL-Let's Communicate KUOA-Gaslight Harmonies WIBW-Musical Newsie KFH-Your Parlor Playhouse gives WLW-Twenty-Four Hour Review KV00-Dick Tracy, sketch analysis of new income tax laws KFEL-Answer Game WLS-Sports: Something to Talk KF1-Pull Over. Neighbor and timely suggestions on KGHF-Dream Time WMAQ-Fletcher Henderson's Orch. KWTO-Organ Reveries About KGHF-What's the Big Idea making legal deductions. WSM-Francis Craig's Orch. WHB-The KMBC-Hockey Game Green Hornet *WMAQ-News: Musical Entree KLRA-Serenaders NBC -Night Editor: KFI KOA 11:45 CST 10:45 MST WJAG-Clock Watcher KSL-Choice of the People WNAX-Pot o' Gold KVOO-Every Man's Boy WCCO-Rollie Johnson NBC -Freddy Martin's Orchestra: 5:45 CST 4:45 MST KVOR-Dance Hour KLZ-Little Known Facts About WOW -Dance Orch. Denver: Interlude WDAF-Dance Orch. WENR KSO WFAA CBS -Foundation of Democracy: WNAX-Triple A Prgm. WREN -Hawaiian Strings KMOX-France Laux, sporte WENR-Fletcher Henderson's Orch. CBS -Dick Barrie's Orch.: KLZ KLRA WNAX 6:45 CST 5:45 8:15 CST MST MST 7:15 KSD-Jimmy Kemper, song stories WFAA-Art Kassel's Arch. MBS-Orrin Tucker's Orch.: KFEL NBC -Ralph Blaine, tnr.: KGHF NBC -Vivian della Chiesa, sop.: MBS-Old Heidelberg Orch.: KFOR KSL-Frontier Fighters WGN-Bill Carlsen's Orch. KANS KARK (sw-9.53) KSO WREN WMT KTHS-Country Store WHO-Back to the Bible WCCO-Schnickelfritz' Orch. KARK-Postal Oddities, drama WLW-Dick Gardner's Orch. NBC -Tom Mix' Straight MBS-Inside of Sports: WLW KVOD-Howard Becker's Orch. WMAQ-Russ Morgan's Orch. Shooters: WGN KFEL-Mrs. G. W. Ballard "I Am" 11:00 MST KWK KWK KGBX-C. B. I. Prgm. WBAP-T h i s Changing World: WMT-Nat'l Fmergency Council 12:00 CST NBC -Emil Baffa's Orch.: WLW be NBC KVOO-Bishop Kelley Speaks Swanee Melodiers 10:45 CST 9:45 MST To announced: KWTO KLZ -Xavier Cugat's Orch.: WHO WMAQ Capt. Midnight. KMBI KSD KGBX KVOR-Colorado College WBBM-Sports Huddle CBS -Wayne King's Orch.: KFH WCCO-Drama Time NBC -Ace Brigode's Orch.: WENR Dick Tracy, sketch: WIBW WOW CBS -Dixie Serenaders: KFH *WGN-Clifton Utley on Foreign NBC -Joe Rines Orch.: KWK WREN KVOO Affairs WDAF-Newcomer's Quartet WOW *News: KFEQ NBC -The WHO Little Orphan Annie. sketch: Right Thing to Do: WNAX-Government Reports WIBW-Emahizer's Melodies MBS-Ina Ray Hutton's Orch.: WMAQ WSM CBS -Glen Gray's Orch.: KMOX WDAF WHO 8:30 CST 7:30 MST WOW -Concert Gems WGN KFKA KFEL KWK WLS 10:00 CST 9:00 MST KRNT KFAB-Modern Rhythms *News: KFI KOIL NBC -Fibber McGee & Co.; Billy NBC -Richfield Reporter: KFI KFH-Facts of Life: To be *KARK-News & Sports Mills' Orch.: KSD KOA WMAQ NBC -Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: MBS-Chick Webb's Orch.: WMT an- CBS Yeo, organist: KLZ nounced KGHF-Hits & Encores WLW WDAF KVOO WDAF KOA WSM WOW WMAQ NBC -Ray Kinney's Orch.: WOW -Erwin - WSM WHO KVOR KGBX-Topnotchers KFKA-Western Voice KFI KARK KANS WBAP WOW WFAA WHO KVOO KFI KGHF-Rhythm & Romance KMOX KGNF-Wayne King's Music KLZ-Capt. Midnight (sw-9.53) MBS-Glenn Miller's Orch.: KFEL WCCO-Louis Prima's Orch. *News KOA KMBC KMOX.Inquiring KOA-Orphan Annie. sketch KNX KSL Reporter CBS -Benny Goodman's Orch.; CBS -Harry James' Orch.: KMBC 11:00 CST 10:00 MST KOA-Traffic Lesson KSCJ-Dinner Dance WBBM-Pliner & Earl's Orch. KSD-New Adventures Guests: WBBM KLRA KMB KVOR KMOX KLRA KFAB NBC -Jan Savitt's Orch.: KARK KOIL-Hits and Encores KFAB KMOX KRNT KSCJ KNX KGBX WOW KSD KTHS KOA End of Tuesday Programs *KTHS-News: Today's Winners KVOD-Sunset Serenade WDAF-Easy WIBW WNAX KSL KNX WCCO *KUOA-News: Sports Aces, sketch KFH KLZ KVOD-Tune Types WFAA-Rhythm in Reeds KVOR-Cub Reporters WHB-Regal Melodies NBC -Doc Rockwell's Brain Trust: WIBW-Voice of the Farm KOIL KGHF KSO KVOD WREN DISCARD YOUR OLD AERIAL WNAX-Your Song Favorites WMT (5w-11.87) It Is Most Likely Corroded and Has Poor or Loose Noisy Connections 7:00 CST 6:00 MST MBS-Benno Rabinoff, violinist: No MORE BUZZES, CLICKS and shorts from summer rains and NIGHT NBC -Johnny Presents Johnny KFOR winter snow and sleet when using an P & H Capacity Aerial Elim- Music detail on page II this week. inator. Anyone can connect it in a moment's time tp the radio set Green's Orchestra; Jack John - KGBX-Dance -occupies only 1% inch by 4 inch space behind the set, yet enables stone's The Perfect Crime; Gene- Hour your radio to without 6:00 CST 5:00 MST KTHS-Coun try Store operate an aerial and tune in stations over CBS -County Seat, sketch: KSCJ vieve Rowe & the Swing Four- the entire broadcast band frequencies and short wave channels. teen; Glean Cross 6r Beverly; KVOR-Behind the Eight Ball KFAB KWK-The A- ELIMINATE THE AERIAL FOR GOOD Floyd Sherman, tor.: WOW KSD Green Hornet _-i0ps+K Attach this unit to your radio-make your set complete In itself NBC -Easy Aces, sketch: KSO WENR-Town Meeting { -forget aerial wires and WLW WHO WDAF WMAQ troubles-move your set anywhere-no WENR KOA WMT KFI KOIL *WGN-News: Hiehlights of Sports more roof climbing, unsightly lead-in or aerial wires. (sw-11.87) WBAP KV00 WSM KGBX (sw- 9.53) 8:45 CST 7:45 MST NOT NEW-VALUE ALREADY PROVED NBC -Amos & Andy: KSD WLW CBS -Benny Goodman's Orch.: On the market five years! 100,000 customers in U. S. and foreign CBS -Big Town, newspaper drama; countries. In use from the Arctic Region of Norway to the Tropics *MBS-Fulton Lewis, Jr,. news: Edw. G. Robinson with Claire (sw-11.83) of Africa. Each factory tested on actual long distance reception. KFKA WHB Trevor: KRNT WIBW KFAB NBC -Doc Rockwell's Brain Trust: Cannot harm set-Easily connected to any radio, including radios KSO having no ground or radios for doublet aerial. Note: It will not To be announced: KWK WHO WCCO KFH KMBC KLZ KMOX operate on battery or automobile radios. 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Í' Page 26 8/21-B KOIL-Polly the Shopper WHB-Music in the Air KFEL-Songs of the Islands: Fur KSCJ-Health Column: Montana Good Listening for Wednesday WHO -Rainbow Rhythms Lectures Slim KFH-Voice Further details nd stations which will broadcast these programs ay be 11:30 CST 10:30 MST of the Farm found ,n the adjacent program columns at the time hereunder indicated WEDNESDAY KTHS-Seven Aces NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: KLRA-Deacon Williams KWTO-Hammonola, C. Wood * Star in program listings indicates news highlights WREN KGBX KARK KGHF KLZ-Fed. of Women's Clubs WHB-Sweet Music KVOO KOA KWK (sw-15.21) KMBC-The Goldbergs, sketch 8 WJAG-Musical March Gems MORNING CBS -Romance of Helen Trent! KSCJ-Noon Tunes 9:30 CST 8:30 MST KMBC KFAB KMOX KLZ KTHS-Melody Boys NBC -Just Plain Bill, sketch: WHC' 11:30 CST (10:30 MST) Farm and Home Hour. KUOA-University Farm Club CBS -Mellow WOW WDAF KVOO KARK Moments: KLRA KV00-Bub Wills & His Playboys AFTERNOON KFH KVOR-Music by Cugat: Fed. of MORNING CBS -Hilltop House: KFAB KMOX WNAX KFH KLRA MBS-Bernie Cummins' Orchestra: Women's Clubs 1:30 CST (12:30 MST) School of the Air. KFOR WDAF-Grandma Travels NBC -Bob Carol, bar.: WREN 7:00 CST 6:00 MST Markets: KGNF KWTO WIBW-Noonday Prgm. KANS NIGHT Revue: Legisla- Police: NBC-Swingmaker: KARK KTHS KFEL-Fashion WJAG Weather: Funeral MBS-Singing Strings: KFOR tive Interviews Notices: Visitors: Mail Bag KGBX (sw-21.5) 6:30 CST (5:30 MST) Jim McWilliams' Ask - KOIL -It KFEQ-Singin' Sam WNAX-Farm & Home & Markets NBC-Earhenders: KANS WREN Markets: KFEQ WAAW KFBI Basket; Quiz Program. KFKA-Legislative Interview *WOW -News: Musical Prgm. KWK KGBX-Musical Workshop 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) One Man's Family; Serial KOIL-Co. Bluffs Highlights 12:45 CST 11:45 MST KGHF-Devotional KSD-Milt organist CBS -Fred Feibel, organist: (sw- Berth, MBS-Voice of Experience: KFEL Home Drama. 21.57) KLZ-The Beautiful KTHS-Merry-Go-Round WHB KOIL KWK *News: KUOA WIBW WOW *KMBC-Surprise Your Husband: 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Gang Busters; Anti -Crime KVOR-Culbertson Bridge Lesson News NBC -Phil Brito, songs: WREN Musical Clock: KFEQ KOIL Drama. WDAF-Heart of Julia Blake KOA-Financial WHB-At the C(,nsole CBS -This Day Is Ours, sketch: 7:15 CST 6:15 MST Service *KSCJ-News: Timetable 7:30 CST (6:30 MST) Tommy Dorsey and His WHO-Myrt & Marge, sketch KMOX KMBC NBC -Gene & Glenn: KGBX KTHS-Pop Concert WIBW-Dinner Hour KTHS KARK (sw-21.5) Orchestra. NBC -Words & Music: KGBX KUOA-Mail Bag WNAX-Grandma Travels KTHS CBS -Bob Byron, songs: (sw- KVOD-Morning 7:30 CST (6:30 MST) Paul Whiteman and His News Melodies *WOW -People in the -Those 21.57) KVOR-Church in the Wildwood 10:45 MST NBC Happy Gilmans, Orchestra. 11:45 CST sketch: KSD KOA WDAF (sw- NBC -Vocal Vogues: WREN KWK-Midstream CBS -Our Gal Sunday, sketch: (6:30 - 11.87) KWTO-Market Reports; Michael 7:30 CST MST) Hobby Lobby; Dave El KMBC KMOX KLZ KFAB Pictures and review on page C. *News: KMBC WNAX WHO man, Interviews. KGNF Dosch; Weather Report MBS-Bernie Cummins' Orchestra: Man on the Street: KWTO WOW WHB-Weather: Story Behind the 7:30 CST 6:30 MST 8:00 WHB *News: KGHF KFKA KFH Song CST (7:00 MST) Star Theater; Ken Mur- KARK-Checkerboard Time NBC -Do You Remember?: KGBX WIBW Housewives Prgm. ray, M.C. *KFBI-News: Luncheon Lyrics KFBI-Frank Gage KTHS (sw-21.5) WJAG-Markets: Variety Prgm. Charlie Ruggles; Ned Sparks; Frances Langford; James KFEL-In a Sentimental Mood KFEQ-United Street Reporter CBS -Greenfield Village Chapel 9:45 CST 8:45 MST Wallington; Dave Broekman's orchestra. KFEQ-Sally & Sue KGNF-Musical Tete -a -Tete Choir: (sw-21.57) NBC -Houseboat Hannah, sketch: KFH-Editor's Daughter, sketch KLRA-Voice of Experience Mar- *News: KFEQ KWTO KOIL (sw-15.21) 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Fred Allen, Comedian. KFKA-Morning Suggestions: KLZ-Interlude Portland Hoffa; Merry Macs; Peter Van Steeden's kets WREN WAAW KFH NBC -Breen & de KGHF KSCJ Markets Rose: orchestra. KGNF-Rambles in Rhythm Musical Clock WOW WHB KVOO KUOA-To be announced KLRA-Bible Lover's Revival KVOR-Aloba Land 7:45 CST 6:45 MST CBS -Morning Moods: KVOR 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Kay Kyser's College of KOIL-Swingcopation WHO -Lem & Martha NBC -Radio Rubes: KTHS (sw- KLRA Musical Knowledge. *KSCJ-News: Farm Flash WNAX-Noonday Visit 21.5) NBC -Woman in sketch: KSD-Heart of Julia Blake White, 1:00 CST 12:00 MST CBS -George Perrin, This N. V. KSD WOW WHO WDAF 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Ninety-nine Men and a KVOR-House of Peter McGregor Raymond KWTO-Checkerboard Time: Farm NBC -Betty & Bob, sketch: WHO Town: (sw-21.57) CBS -Stepmother, sketch: KMBC Girl; Paige and Hildegarde. Music WDAF KOA WOW KSD (sw- Early Risers' Club: KLZ KVOR KMOX 9:30 CST (8:30 MST) Edgar A. Guest; Stories of WDAF-Golden Wedding Jubilee 11.87) 8:00 CST 7:00 MST MBS-John Metcalf's Choir Loft: Achievement. WHO -Hilltop House, sketch CBS -Sweet Alice: KSCJ *N BC -News: Breakfast Club: KWK KFOR WJAG-Modern Melodies Orch.: Soloists: KTHS KOIL 11:30 CST (10:30 MST) Lights Out; Experimen- CBS -Big Sister, sketch (Rinso) : KARK-Texas Bar Ranch Boys WNAX-Checkerboard Time KLZ KGBX KARK KV00 WREN KFAB-Jane Tucker & Weather tal Drama. WOW -Goldbergs, sketch KANS (sw-21.5) KFBI.Otto Richert, hymns NBC -Your Health: WREN KTHS KGBX KANS CBS -Richard Maxwell, songs: *KFEQ-News: Markets Subject: "Water, Waste and KLZ KVOR KFH (sw-21.57) *KFH-Markets: Newa FREQUENCIES AFTERNOON Sanitation." *News: KGHF KOA KMOX KGBX-Chuich in tug Wildwood CBS -Doc Barclay's Daughters: Coffee Pot Inn: WNAX WHO KGNF-Model Kitchen KANS-1210 KLRA-1390 KUOA-1260 WGN-720 KMOX KLZ-Pianoettes KARK-890 KLZ-560 KVOD-920 WHB-860 KFAB WOW 12:00 CST 11:00 MST MBS-Ralph Ginsburgh's Orch.: 8:15 CST 7:15 MST KOA-Wells of Music KFAB-770 KMBC-950 . KV00-1140 WHO -1000 CBS -The Goldbergs, sketch: KLZ Indian KFBI-1050 KMOX-1090 KFKA KWK WHB -Tex Walker, News: KOIL-The Trio KVOR-1270 WIBW-580 *CBS songs: KSCJ-Miss MBS-The Happy Gang: KFOR *News: KFOR KVOR KLRA (sw-21.57) Coates KFEL-920 KNX-1050 KWK-1350 WJAG-1060 KFKA KTHS-Town Crier: Organist KFEQ-680 KOA-830 KWTO-560 WLS-870 *KARK-News: Just a Little NBC -Breakfast Club: KGHF KUOA-To be announced KFH-1300 KOIL-1260 WAAW-660 WLW-700 NBC Swing 8:30 CST 7:30 MST KVOD-Capt. Ozie KFI-640 KRNT-1320 WBAP-800 WMAQ-670 KANS KFAB-Tom Bradley CBS -Fiddler's Fancy: KFOR KFH WHB-Northside Municipal Court KFKA-880 KSCJ-1330 WBBM-770 WMT-600 Ma Perkins, sketch: KFH KMOX KFBI-Forget-me-nots & Ernest (sw-21.57) WNAX-Vic & Sade, sketch KFOR-1210 KSD-550 WCCO-810 WNAX-570 *News: WIBW KFAB WAAW *KFEL News: Melodious Mo- NBC -The Band Goes to Town: *WREN -News: Weather: Dick KGBX-1230 KSL-1130 WDAF-610 WOW-590 KTHS KGNF ments K SD Leibert, organist KGHF-1320 KS0-1430 WENR-870 WREN -1220 *News: Markets: WHB KSD KFEQ-Blackie: Accordionist 8:45 CST 7:45 MST 10:00 CST 9:00 MST KGNF-1430 KTHS-1060 WFAA-800 WSM-650 Markets: KFEQ WOW KFH-Grandma Travels NBC -Cadets: KSD MBS-Charles Freshwater's Band: KFBI-Sunflower Quartet KGHF-Noon Hour Novelties KFOR KWK KFEL-Willie Hartzell KGNF-The Swappers NBC -Gospel Singer: KV00 (sw- KLRA-Serenaders CBS -The Fact Finder: KSCJ KGBX-Voice of the Farm 15.21) KMBC-Life Can Be Beautiful KVOR KLZ KFH KLRA Widder Brown, CBS -Mary Margaret McBride, col- *KLRA-News: Farm Service CBS -Bachelor's Children. sketch: NBC -Young *KMBC-News: Markets: Musical KOIL-Matinee Melodies KMOX KFAB KMBC NBC -David Harum, sketch; Peggy sketch: WHO WOW WDAF umnist: KFAB KMBC KMOX KLZ Interlude KUOA-"1260" Friendly Street KFEL-Tonic Tunes Allenby: KSD WHO WOW WDAF NBC -Paul Page, songs: KTHS KOIL-Those Happy Gilman, KVOO Dance Orch. *KFEQ-Markets: News NBC-Viennese Ensemble: WREN KGBX KARK KVOO KGHF NBC -Wife Saver: KGBX KTHS *KSCJ-News: Master Breeder KWTO-Martin's Piano Pals KFH-Linda's First Love KARK KGBX KVOO MBS-Keep Fit to Music with Wal- NBC -Alice Cornet, songs: KOIL KUOA-Music in a Sentimental WNAX-Tom Bradley KGNF-The Three T's NBC -Story of Mary Marlin, lace: KFOR KOIL KFKA KWK MBS-Balladeer: KFKA Mood 1:15 CST 12:15 MST *KLZ-News sketch: (sw-15.21) CBS -Big Sister, sketch: KFH Markets: KFH KFEQ KVOR-How When & Where: CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: KLZ KVOR-Musical Clock WNAX KMOX KFAB KLRA Master Singers 9:00 CST 8:00 MST *News: KOIL WAAW KGNF *News: KVOD KFOR NBC -Arnold Grimm's' Daughter, KUOA KVOD KMBC KARK-Nazarene Church KWTO-Singin' Sam NBC -Story of the Month: WREN *WDAF-Weather: News: Markets sketch: KOA WDAF WHO KSD KARK KTHS KWTO (sw- KFAB-Songs of the Good Old KFBI-Dorothy Heller KFBI-World Bookman WOW (sw-11.87) KWK Days KFKA-Legislative News WHO -Markets: Weather 15.21) KFEQ-Old Timers Roll: Hos- CBS -Life & Love of Dr. Susan, 'KFBI-Rev. Hatfield KGNF-Music Militaire KGHF-Arkansas Traveler. WJAG-Markets: Cradle CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch: pital Report sketch: WNAX KMOX KFAB KFEQ-Sally & Sue KLZ-Lady, Lend an Ear KGNF-Round the Town KFH KMBC KLRA KFAB KSCJ KLRA KFH KMOX KFKA-Church Prgm. KLRA-Hymns of All Churches WNAX-Farm & Home Hour KOA-Jingle Town Gazette MST For further detail see sponsor's NBC -Central City, sketch: WOW KGHF-Dan & Sylvia KSCJ-We Women KSCJ-Richard Maxwell, songs 12:15 CST 11:15 announcement on page 21. Talk WHO KSD.WDAF KLZ-The Dune Man KSD-The Dreamers KUOA-Markets: Music in a Mod- NBC -Let's It Over: (sw- MBS-As You Like It: KFOR 15.33) KFBI-Variety Prgm. KMBC-Health: Chapel Singers KUOA-Way Down South ern Mode KFKA WHB KMOX-Manhattan Holiday KV00-Grandma CBS Can Be Beautiful. *KFEL-News: Trading Post KVOD-Al Goodman Travels -Life To be announced: KFEL KSCJ KOA-Ted White, songs KWK-Texas Drifter KLZ KFEQ-Ben Henderson KVOR-Organ Reveries sketch: KMOX KARK-Church of Christ *KGBX-News KTHS-Time for Thought KWTO-Piano Improvisations KWTO-Five Ambassadors NBC -Farm Radio News: KOIL KWTO-Poet's Corner WDAF-Linda's KFEQ-Bill's Hawaiian Players KGHF-Dance Orch. WHB-Sweethearts on Parade First Love WREN KANS KVOO KARK KGNF-Mr. WJAG-Weather: Wall Street:Cer- WHB-Hope Hudson: Smith, pianist KGNF-Serenader WIBW-Protective Service: Weath- Silver Sails KWK KOA (sw-11.87) KV00-Frank Stamps' Quartet tain Raiser WHO -Judy & Jane, sketch KLZ-Rhythm in Rhyme Time er *News: WJAG KFBI WNAX KVOR-Carol Carson: Noonday WNAX-Gospel Singers ' WIBW-Kitty Keene KMBC-Fashion Flashes WJAG-Norfolk Schools KFAB-Markets: Farm Notes Frolic KOA-Infallible Pair 10:15 CST 9:15 MST WREN -Musical Encores WJAG-Musical Masterpieces WNAX-Those Happy KFEQ-Ranch Boys KWK-Midstream, drama KOIL-Good Old Songs NBC -Viennese Ensemble: KTHS 10:45 CST 9:45 MST Gilmans KFH-Markets: Information Please KWTO.Organ Varieties WOW -Tobie & Susie KUOA-God's Half Hour KVOD KGHF KOIL NBC -Originalities: KVOD KANS Memories WAAW-Markets WREN -The Range Riders KFKA-Melody KV00-Paula Durand & Wade CBS -Scattergood Baines, sketch: WREN KGHF KOIL KGBX-Luncheon Dance Music Hamilton KFH WNAX KFAB KMOX 11:15 CST 10:15 MST 1:30 CST 12:30 MST NBC -Kitty Keene, sketch: WDAF KGHF-Dance Orch. CBS -American School of the Air: KVOR-Morning Melodies KLRA WHO KVOO WOW KOA CBS -Her Honor, Nancy James, KGNF-Grandma Travels sketch: KMBC KFAB KMOX KSCJ KFAB KMOX KFH WNAX WHB-Keep Fit to Music NBC -Vic & Sade. sketch: (sw- KMBC-Tex Owens, songs WIBW-IGA Prgm. CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: WNAX KI.Z KVOR KMBC (sw-15.27) 15.21) KFAB KMOX KMBC KFH KSCJ-Voice of the People Subject: "Descendants of the WJAG-Russell Jenson, pianist NBC-Kidoodlers: KGBX KTHS KTHS-Concert Orch. Mutineers." WNAX-Hymns of All Churches NBC -Lorenzo Jones, sketch: WOW MBS-Woman's Page: KFOR (sw-15.33) More detail on page S. WDAF WHO KSD *KUOA-Nutrena Noon, news "Visual aids" on page 18. WMT-Jim Bardy's Roundup KFKA NBC -The O'Neills, sketch: WOW KVOR-Duane Osborn, pianist NBC -Valiant Lady, sketch: WDAF 9:15 CST 8:15 MST CBS -Sidney Raphael, pianist: NBC -Getting the Most Out of KOA KWTO-Tommy Watson KOA WOW WHO KSD (sw- Other Wife, KFOR KVOR KLZ Life: (sw-15.21) of All Churches NBC -John's sketch: Grandma Travels: KWTO WIBW WDAF-Hymns 11.87) WOW WHO WDAF KSD KVOO MBS-Georgia Crackers: KFKA KARK-At Your Request Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch: KFH WHB Farmers' Hour NBC -Marine Band: KOIL KANS KARK Markets: KGBX WAAW KFEQ-Weather Bureau WNAX WHO -Luncheon Music Popular Music WIBW-Kansas Farmer Markets KGBX WREN KTHS KGHF NBC -Jane Arden, sketch: KWK *KARK-Home Folks Counselor: KGBX-Markets: KFBI-Bohemian Orch.: Markets KVOO (sw-15.21) News KGNF-American Family Robinson KFEQ-Old Timers WOW -Midday Melodies *KFBI-Monitor News KLRA-Those Happy Gilmans KFKA-Dance Music 12:30 CST 11:30 MST MBS-Helene Daniels, blues & CBS-Myrt & Marge, sketch: Orch.: KFOR KMOX KFAB KFH KLRA WIBW KFEQ-George Hall's Orch. KSCJ-Peter MacGregor KGHF-Cub Reporters NBC-Peables Takes C h a r g e. WNAX KGNF-Shoppers' Prgm. KSD-Just Plain Bill, sketch KKGN-Merry Minstrel sketch: KGHF KWK KFBI-Markets KOA-Crosscuts KTHS-Scripts & Scraps KLRA-Clarinet Marmalade KOA (sw- KFEQ-Ben Henderson NBC -Josh Higgins of Finchville: NBC -Words & Music: KSCJ-True Story KUOA-Campus News Cast KOIL-Waltz Time 15.33) KFKA-H. E. Green: Markets KGHF WREN KUOA-Health Talk KVOR-Good Morning. Neighbor KSCJ-Maurice Pellissier's Orch. KGNF-Mutiny on the High Seas CBS -Road of Life, sketch: KMOX MBS-Nation's School of the Air: KVOO-Guess What? *KWK-News: Musical Interlude *KSD-News: Tel -e -Tunes KLRA-Linda's First Love KFEL KFOR KWK-Poetic Paradise KWTO-Woman in the Store KUOA-Chapel Service MBS-Our Quartet, songs: KFKA *KLZ-Voice of the News KFEQ-Old Timers KWTO-Michael Dosch WHB-A Song and a Dance KVOD-Tempos of Today *News: KWTO KGBX KFEQ KUOA-Harbor of Harmony KGBX-Leaders in Dance Time WJAG-Voice of the Street WIBW-Judy & Jane *KVOO-News of the Hour KOIL WHO WREN KGNF KVOD-Voice of Public Opinion KGNF-Curtain Rises 10:30 CST 9:30 MST 11:00 CST 10:00 MST KWK-Pop McDonald & Others KARK-Light Crust Doughboys *KWK-News: Musical Interlude KMBC-Rhythm & Romance NBC -Pepper Young's Family: (sw NBC -The Carters of Elm Street, WAAW-Markets KFAB-Last Call for Dinner WHB-Voice of Kansas City KOA-Weavers of Melody 15.21) sketch: KOA KSD WDAF-Editor's Daughter, sketch KFBI-Voice of the People WJAG-Farm Security Page 1:45 CST 12:45. MST KFBI-Console Capers CBS -Life & Love of Dr. Susan, NBC -Lyon & Marlowe, piano 6:30 CST 5:30 MST B-8:21 27 NBC -Betty Crocker, sketch: WHO KFEQ-Pony Express Roundup sketch: KLZ duo: WREN KGHF KVOD CBS -Ask -It -Basket with Jim Mc- KOA KSD (sw-11.87) KFKA-Dance Music KFEQ-Matinee MBS-Georgetown Univ. Public Williams: WBBM KRNT KMBC KFAB KMOX WCCO WNAX WEDNESDAY NBC -Marine Band: KARK *KGNF-News KGNF-Tango Time Health Forum: KFKA KLZ-History in the Making: organist Topic: "Our National Health WIBW KFH (sw-11.83) KMBC-Willie Ganz, Thom- Judy & Jane: WDAF WOW Surprise Your Husband KOA-Judy and Jane, sketch Program." Speaker: Dr. NBC -Xavier Cugat's Orchestra: *KFBI-News & Farmers Hour as l'arran, Surgeon General of March 8 KMOX-Singin' Sam KOIL-Top Tunes the Bureau of Public Service. WDAF KFEQ-Pauline Ferne KUOA-Salon Music KUOA.Wilson Quarrel KFKA-Luncheon Music NBC -Rose Marie, songs: KARK NBC -Horace Heidt's Orchestra: *KVOO-News: Dame Matinee KVOR-To be announced KANS WREN KGNF KVOO KGNF-Anson Weeks KVOR-Matinee Melodies KGBX (sw-9.53) KSL-Sophie Tucker KWTO-Lone Ranger, sketch KV00-Lydia White, organist KLRA-Editor's Daughter, sketch KWK-Mid-Afternoon Madness sketch Captain Midnight: KFH WOW MBS-Front Page Parade, news WHO -The Goldbergs, drama: WLW WGN 7:00 MST KLZ-Marimba Magic KWTO-Markets: Health Hints WIBW Bar Ranch Jack Armstrong, sketch: WDAF 8:00 CST Nothing KSO KUOA-To be announced WJAG-Waltz with Me *WJAG-News WHO WIBW WNAX KLRA *News: WHO WDAF KVOD MBS-Tommy Blue's Orch.: *KVOD-Interlude: News WNAX-Cliff Frederickson *News: KVOR KFAB WMT WMT 4:30 CST 3:30 MST KWK-Musical Prgm. 2:15 MST Terry and the Pirates: KMBC KARK-The Lone Ranger NBC -Town Hall Tonight: Fred KWTO-Ma Perkins, sketch 3:15 CST CBS -March of Games: KLZ KWK CBS-Myrt & Marge, sketch: KLZ KFI-Art Baker's Notebook Alien; Portland Hoffa; Merry WHB-Marimba Magic KSCJ KLRA KVOR KMBC KFH KFBI-Forget-me-nots & Ernest KMBC KFKA-Evening Reverie Macs; Peter Van Steeden's Orch.; WJAG-Russell Jensen, organist NBC-Landt Trio: WREN KGHF KFEQ-On With the Dance KGBX-Captains of Industry Guest: KSD WMAQ WOW WHO NBC -Stella Dallas, sketch: WDAF 2:00 CST 1:00 MST NBC -Don Winslow o: the Navy, KGNF-Musical Maste'rpieces KGNF-Dinner Dance WDAF KOA WLW WSM KARK KVOO KOA WHO WOW CBS -Indianapolis Symph. Orch.: sketch: (sw-11.87) KLZ-Theater Review Prgm. Teas - KLRA-Sports: Dinner Music WFAA (sw-9.53) MBS-Midstream. drama: KFKA I('LZ-Concert Internationale Mrs. Annabelle Albin, star KLRA KSCJ KFOR NBC -Three Romeos: KOA KARK Music detail on page 11 this week. KFOR WHB 210X -Bob Dunham, comments KNX-Hollywood & Vine saleslady for the Fuller Brush KGBX WHO Company, is tonight's "person MBS-Marriage License Romances: CBS -The Zany Family: KLRA KOA-Briefs KOA-Jack Armstrong, sketch you didn't expect to meet." *News: KGNF KGHF KOIL-Lone Ranger KOIL-Tribe of Yessir KOIL KFKA KWK WHB KSCJ KFOR (sw-11.83) & Buggy Days: KOIL KFAB-Texas Mary KSD-Sportlights KSCJ-Dinner Dance NBC -Horse NBC -Story of Mary Marlin, KARK-Hits, & Encores WREN KVOO KGHF (sw-11.87) KFEL-Willie Hartzell KTHS-Jimmy Walsh's Orch. KSD-Cheri McKay & Co. sketch: WDAF WOW KOA WHO KFH-Tea Time Jamboree KFEQ-True Stories CBS -Texaco Star Theater; Frances KSD KARK KV00 KUOA-Gaslight Harmonies KSL-Merchants Radio Column KGBX-True Stones KLZ-Theater Review; Prgm. Teas- KV00-Dick Tracy, sketch KVOR-Citizens of Tomorrow Langford; Charlie Ruggles; Ned KGNF-Musical Pot Pourri NBC-Swingtime Trio: WREN ers : Interlude KWTO-Leatha Lee *KWK-Sports & News Sparks; Ken Mtirray, m.c.; David KGHF (sw-15.33) KMOX-Linda's First Love KOIL-U. S. Government Reports WHB-The Lone Ranger WFAA-Question Box Broekman's Orch.: WCCO KMBC Markets: KFEQ KGNF KTHS-Chuck Foster KSD-Vic & Sade, sketch WJAG-Clock Watcher WLS-Sports: Something to Talk KFH KSCJ KVOR KMOX KRNT KUOA-Music in the Air KFAB-Songs Sacred KTHS-Lone Ranger, sketch 5:45' CST 4:45 MST About KFAB WBBM KLRA WNAX KFBI-Herb Lindsey KWTO-Rev. Floyd Hitchcock KVOO-Facts for Feminine Ears WIBW KLZ KSL KNX (sw- NBC -Tom Mix Straight Shooters: *WMAQ-News: Musical Entree KFH-Judy & Jane KTHS-Edgemoor Orch. KWK-Child Conservation WOW -Dance Orch. 11.83) WIBW-This Day Is Ours KWK KGBX-Music by Cugat WDAF-Tena & Tim WSM-To be announced KFOR KGBX WJAG-Vocal Varieties & Her Show: *News: - KLZ-Interlude: SSrprise Your WHB-Design for Dancing CBS -Sophie Tucker WNAX-Rodeo Recess KLRA KFAB KSCJ KFH KMOX 6:45 CST 5:45 MST *KFEL-News: Swing Time Husband WIBW-Matinee KFI-Idea Mart KMBC-Happy Kitchen 3:30 CST 2:30 MST WJAG-For Children Only WNAX MBS-Inside of Sports: WLW WGN KWK KTHS-Modern Singers KMOX-One Woman's Opinion NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch: WDAF WNAX-Coral Islanders NBC -Romance Lyrics: KGHF Williams' Orch. Orch.: KWK-Griff KTHS-Grade Schools WHO WOW KV00 KOA WOW -Creighton University KANS KARK NBC -Xavier Cugat's WHO WENR-Your Health. drama KUOA-Stories of the Opera CBS -Hilltop House. sketch: KLZ 4:45 CST 3:45 MST Captain Midnight, sketch: KSD *News: KOIL WLS KSL KFI WGN-Green Hornet KVOD-Henry Gideon, organist KMBC WIBW NBC -Charles Sears, tnr.: KGBX KMBC KFKA-Western Voice 8:15 CST 7:15 MST KVOR-Farm Prgm. KGBX-To be announced NBC -Club Matinee: KOIL KARK WDAF *News: WREN KFEQ KV00 MBS-Tommy Blue's Orch.: KFOR KWTO-Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch To be announced: KWTO KLZ KLZ-Capt. Midnight *WAAW-News KARK-Tonic Tunes NBC -Tom Mix Straight Shooters: KOA-Orphan Annie, NBC -Horse & Buggy Days: KANS (sw-11.87) Dick Tracy, sketch: WIBW WOW sketch WIBW-Life Can Be Beautiful KFAB-Jane Tucker Orphan Annie, sketch: WDAF KSCJ-Ruby Room KFEL-Mrs. G. W. Ballard, "I Am" WNAX-Bohemian Orch. KFBI-Wesleyan College CBS -Eton Boys: KFOR KVOR WHO KSD-Weather: New Adventure KGBX-Organocturne 2:15 CST 1:15 MST *KFEQ-News KLZ KOIL -KLRA KFAB KGBX-Dance Hour KVOD-What Next? KTHS-Arkansas Traveler KGBX-Music You Want NBC -Ma Perkins, sketch: KVOO NBC -Vaughn de Leath, songs. KGNF-Music from Paradise WBBM-John Harrington, sports 8:30 CST 7:30 MST WOW KOA KGNF-The Crimson Trail KGHF KVOO KWK KLRA-Girl Scout Prgm. WDAF-Easy Aces NBC -Wings for the Martins: WDAF KSD WHO KMOX-Editor's Daughter, KARK sketch KFBI-Fellowship Hour *KTHS-News: Today's Winners WFAA-Tune Tumblers WREN KGHF KVOD WENR & Half KTHS-Half KFEQ-This Rhythmic Age *KUOA-News: Sports WMAQ-Jerry Cooper, songs KVOO KSO KWK WMT (sw- MBS-Bill Lewis, bar.: KFKA KUOA-George Moody, tenor KFH-The Old Trader KVOD-Songs WMT-Opportunity Knock:, 11.87) WHB KVOD-Poetry titled Society KGNF-House of Peter MacGregor KVOR-Cub Reporters CST 6:00 MST In tonight's episode, CBS -Indianapolis Symph. Orch.: KVOR-Ivory Miniatures 7:00 "The Child in a Grown -Up KMBC-Hillbilly Music -One Anthony KFOR KLZ KVOR KWTO-Jim & Bob NBC Man's Family; House," the Martin household KOA-Fed. Women's Clubs Smythe; Kathleen Wilson: KOA serves as an example of how NBC -Del Courtney's Orch.: KGHF WHB-Hits from Hollywood the mental, moral, and physical WJAG-Aimee KSCJ-Ma Perkins, sketch WLW WSM KV00 KSD WOW is influenced KANS KVOD KOIL WREN Beth Raper KSD-Washington Uuiv. Educa- NIGHT health of children CST 2:45 MST WHO WDAF WMAQ WFAA by home environment. (sw-15.33) 3:45 tional Series KARK CBS -Navy Band: KLRA KSCJ MBS-Music by Faith: KFOR KFAB-Markets: Let's Sing KUOA-Children's Prgm. 6:00 CST 5:00 MST KFH KFOR (sw-11.83) CBS -Gang Busters, drama; Col. H. KFI-Studio Orch. KFBI-Today's Almanac KWTO-Sports NBC -Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: comm.: KRNT KFH WDAF Schwarzkopf, KGBX-Dance Hour KFEQ-Security Sam NBC -Girl Alone, sketch: *WAAW-News WLW KSD KMOX KFAB WBBM WCCO KSD WHO KVOO KOA WOW *WHO -Olson News Report KOIL-Memory Baseball KFH-Markets NBC -Easy Aces, sketch: KOIL KMBC (sw-11.83) KGNF-Afternoon Concert KARK WJAG-Joe Koory KTHS-Concert Orch. KOA WENR WMT KFI KSO (sw- NBC-Roy Shield's Orch.: KGHF KMOX-Tom Bradley CBS -Stepmother, sketch: KLZ WNAX-George B. German *WGN-News: Highlights of Sports WOW -Surprise Your Husband: 11.87) KSO WREN ROIL (sw-11.87) 8:45 CST 7:45 MST KIJOA-Concert Classic Prgm. KFAB-Roy & Lonnie Aunt Sally CBS -County Seat, sketch: KSCJ MBS-College of Music, Cincinnati with the Dance KWK-Sark s Orch. KFEQ-Bill's Hawaiian Players KGBX-On W REN-Rhythmusic KFAB Symphony Orch.: KFKA KFEL k'.(lA Contrasts KWTO-Adopted Father KGNF-WPA Prgm. WGN-Bob Crosby's Orch. WIBW-Stuart Prgm. KMBC-Tom Bradley 5:00 CST 4:00 MST *MBS-Fulton Lewis, Jr., com- To be announced: KSCJ KLZ WJAG-Afternoon Concert KMOX-Kitty Keene. sketch NBC -Our American Schools: KOA mentator: KFKA WHB KFI-Robert Hurd, tnr. 9:00 CST 8:00 MST WNAX-Happy Jack's Old Timers KUOA-Popular Tunes KARK KVOO KGBX (sw-9.53) *News: KGBX ROIL KFOR KGBX-Gems of Melody NBC -Kay Kyser's College of Mu- 2:30 CST 1:30 MST KVOD-WPA Concert *CBS -News: Leo Weber, organ- WOW KFH WFAA WNAX KLRA-Checkers: Serenaders sical Knowledge: WLW KANS CBS-indianapolis Symph. Orch.: KVOR-Old Refrains ist: KLRA KVOR KFOR KLZ KLZ KNX-Tea for Two WOW KSD WDAF WFAA WSM KVOR KLRA KFH (sw-11.83) KWTO-Curly & His Boys KSCJ KFAB Capt. Midnight. sketch: WIBW KSL-Utah State Legislature Re- KOA KARK KGBX WHO KTHS WGN sume KFI WMAQ (sw-9.53) NBC -Pepper Young's F a m i I y, WHB-Dance Matinee NBC -Don Winslow of the Navy, sketch: KSD KOA KARK WHO WIBW-Ma Perkins, sketch sketch: KWK WREN KARK-Six o'Clockers KVOR-Dinner Musicale NBC -Ransom Sherman Presents; KVOO WDAF WOW WJAG-Hawaiian KGHF-Eb & Zeb: Musical In- KWK-Lone Ranger Vocalists & Orch.: WENR Dick Tracy. sketch WDAF terlude WGN-Concert Orch. MBS-The Cats & The Fiddle: WNAX-Betty Lane's Southerners KWTO KVOD WREN (sw-11.87) 4:00 CST 3:00 MST KGNF-Evening Musicale WIBW-Oklahoma Outlaws KFKA To be announced: WOW KUOA WLS-Rural Crime Reporter CBS -Raymond Paige, 99 Men & A CBS -Navy Band: KSCJ KFOR *KLRA-News: D.A.R. Prgm. KLRA Cornhusker Jamboree: KFAB KFBI-Frank Gage *KMBC-News: WMT-Zingo Girl; Hildegarde: KLZ KLRA Sportcasr KRNT KMBC KFAB KOIL *KFEL-News: Old Time Melodies KMOX-Alpine Varieties WNAX-College Conservatory KFH WBBM MBS-Mark Love, basso: KFOR KFEQ-Ben Henderson KMOX WIBW WCCO KSCJ KSL Rhythm Roundup KGBX KWTO KNX-Fletcher Wiley, talk 7:15 CST 6:15 MST *KFBI-News & Selected KFEL KFH-Sport Salute KVOR KNX KSL-Dick Tracy, sketch CBS -Howie Wing, sketch: KNX KFEQ-Jewish Religious Prgm. NBC -Houseboat Hannah. sketch: *KGHF-News *KUOA-News: Sports MBS-Famous Jury Trials: WGN KGNF-World Bookman KSD WHO WOW WDAF KVOO KGNF-Sports KVOD-Rhythm Session NBC -Roy Shield's Orch.: KANS KFOR KOIL KWK KSO WMT KLZ-American School of the Air KOA KMOX-The Goldbergs, sketch WMT and Romance KVOO-Moments of Melody KGHF-Salon Orch. KMBC-Hans Flath Entertains Baines, sketch: KOIL-Rhythm KVOR-Terry & the Pirates MBS-College of Music: KFOR WNAX-What's in a Song CBS -Scattergood Leo Weber KMOX-Magic Kitchen KVOR KLZ WIBW *KSCJ-News: WBBM-Dr. Preston Bradley KFI-Moving Stories of Life 9:15 CST 8:15 MST KTHS-Hit Revive *KSD-News: Dick Leibert, or- WCCO-Jack Armstrong, sketch NBC -Eve Curie Interviewed: ganist KGBX-Sentimental Music NBC -Ransom Sherman Presents: KUOA-Rio Grande Barbecue WDAF-Sophisticated Swing KLRA-Story & Song KVOD KWK-Rich Hayes. organist KGHF KOIL WREN KANS KTHS-Capitol Reporter KWK (sw-11.87) WHO-Songfellows KOIL-Hidden Taxes WNAX-Pot o' Gold WHB-Song Stylists KVOD-Rhythm Session WJAG-Evening Concert Forum Eve Curie, daughter of the WHB-Ernie Fiorito's Orch. KSCJ-College 9:30 CST 8:30 MST WIBW-Kansas Roundup famous Mme. Curie, discoverer WMAQ-Emerson & Wolff, organ- KSL-Wednesday Concert WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys of radium, arrives in New York WHO -Captain Midnight and Orch. CBS -Ask -It -Basket with Jim Mc- week route ist violinist WGN-Orrin Tucker's 2:45 CST 1:45 MST from Europe this en WJAG-Musical Roulette WSM-Capitol Reporter Reports Williams: KLZ KNX KSL to the San Francisco World's WNAX-Zeke Martin's Boys WNAX-Government CBS -Indianapolis Symphony Or- Fair. Listeners are given this 6:15 CST 5:15 MST CST 6:30 MST CBS -It Can Be Done: KRNT 5:15 CST 4:15 MST 7:30 chestra: KFOR KLRA (sw- opportunity to become ac- *NBC -Edwin C. Hill, commenta- NBC -Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra; KFAB WBBM KMOX quainted with the author of CBS -Howie KMBC Bertha L. MacGregor, one of 11.83) Wing, sketch: tor: WHO WOW KSD Edythe Wright; Jack Leonard; Madame Curie," a biography KFAB KMOX the few women patent attorneys NBC -The Guiding Light: WDAF of the great feminine scientist, NBC -Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Paul Stewart, m.c.: WSM WOW in the country, is the guest to- WHO KOA KSO WOW KV00 which has been universally ac- *N BC -Malcolm Claire: News: Persons. drama: WENR KOIL WMAQ WDAF WLW WFAA KSD night. Working by day to sup- KARK claimed as an outstanding piece KTHS KGBX KARK (sw-9.53) KARK WHO (sw-9.53) port herself and her baby, she of non-fiction. KOA KWK KFI WMT KSO (sw- she attended night law school, the Bookends: NBC -Adrian Rollin i's Orch.: Lobby El - NBC -Between *News: KUOA KWTO WHB 11.87) NBC -Hobby with Dave surprised her friends by suc- KANS KGHF WREN KWK (sw- WREN KOIL man: WREN KOIL WLS WMT ceeding in a field occupied al- KARK-Calling All Tourist Cars CBS-Lum & Abner, rural comedy: most solely by men. 15.33) MBS-Schemes That Skin: KFOR WBBM KFAB KRNT KMOX KWK KSO KOA KFI (sw-11.87) KFAB-Irma & the Boys CBS -Rhythm Rhapsody: WCCO MBS-The Bookshelf: KFKA KFEL KLRA WCCO CBS -Paul Whiteman's Orchestra; KFBI-Concert Hour KLRA WNAX (sw-9.65) KFBI-World Entertains KFEQ-Sally & Sue Dick Tracy, sketch: WHO KSD *News: WAAW WGN KGNF Guest Stars: KFAB WBBM KFH MBS-The Music Counter: WGN KFEQ-Sally & Sue KFH-Hello, Neighbor Captain Midnight, sketch KVOO KARK-Mina Madden & Rhythm KMBC KRNT KMOX WIBW KFH-Ark Valley Boys KGNF-Memories that Endure WNAX Men WNAX KLRA KSCJ WCCO NBC -The Public Interest in De- KGNF-Lost Empire KMBC-The Midland Minstrels *KFBI-News KFH-Album of Musical Memories MBS-The Lone Ranger. sketch: mocracy: KVOD WENR WMT KMBC-Musical Interlude KMOX-Barnyard Follies KFEQ-Melody Time KFKA-Care of the Heart WGN KFEL WREN KWK (sw-11.87) KVOD-Afternoon Musicale KTHS-Swinging Strings KFH-Rhapsody in Brass KGBX-Captain Midnight KGBX-S. T. C. Prgm. KFH-To be announced WHB-Staff Frolic WJAG-Lutheran Church KGHF-Gordon Jenkins' Orch. KGHF-Virginia Lane, sketch KGHF-Hawaiian Harmonies KFKA-Lone Ranger, sketch WNAX-Ma Perkins, sketch WNAX-Happy Jack's Old Timers KGNF-Harmony Hall KMBC-As Kansas City Dines KLZ-Legislative Interviews KGHF-Drama of Life 3:00 CST 2:00 MST 4:15 CST 3:15 MST KLRA-Jimmie Alen KLZ-Dick Tracy, sketch KNX-Judy & the Jesters *KMBC-News: Sportscast NBC -Backstage Wife. sketch: MBS-Johnson Family, sketch: KLZ-Bob Ellis, songs KSCJ-Timetable: Sporta KSL-Peggy & Bill KOIL-Midweek Prayer Meeting WOW WDAF KOA WHO KFEL WHB *KOA-Report Period: News KSL-Howie Wing KV00-Vocal Varieties KSCJ-Crimson Trail KSCJ-Student Workshop CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch: NBC -Terry & The Pirates: (aw. KVOD-John Teel KVOR-Chamber of Commerce *KVOD-News KVOD-To be announced Seas KMBC 11.87) KVOR-Mutiny on the High 7:45 CST 6:45 MST KVOR-Blue Barron's Orch. KVOR-Music Graphs WBAP-Variety in Rhythm WIBW-Sports & Books: KFOR CBS -So You Want to Be-: KSCJ MBS-Henry James' Orch.: KFOR CBS -Of Men KWK-Pop Wise & Filbert WDAF Radio Question Box 9:45 CST 8:45 MST KLRA KSCJ (sw-1L83) KFOR KLRA KMBC KFH KWTO-Hits & Encores WHB-To be announced CBS -Paul Whiteman's Orchestra: (sw-11.83) KGHF-Dance Orch. *NBC -Club Matinee: News: NBC -Your Family & Mine, sketch: WDAF-Air Adv. of Jimmie Allen WIBW-Sophie Tucker KMBC-Sophie Tucker's Show WREN KTHS KANS KGHF KSD WDAF WOW WOW -Terry & Pirates WLW-Melody Groo"e KGBX-Songs of the Islands KSCJ-Mutiny on the High Seas KVOR KGBX (sw-15.33-11.87) NBC -Fran Allison, contr.: KGBX 5:30 CST 4:30 MST WMAQ-Ennio Bolognici's Orch. KGHF-House of Peter MacGregor KVOD-Lamont School Notes KARK-Tom Bradley. Adopted WREN KTHS KV00 KGHF CBS -Today with Bob Trout: WNAX-Trading Post KLZ-Gypsy Caravan Father KARK KWK KANS KSCJ (sw-11.83) WSM-Jamup and Honey *KNX-News (Continued on Next Page) Page 28 8 21-B KNX-Edwardo Durant's Orch. WLW-Dick Gardner's Orch. NBC -Charles Barnett's Orchestra: KTHS Jimmy Capra's Orch. KGHF-To be announced KSL-American Varieties WOW -Wig Waggin' with Wagner KV00 KWK KVOD-Fulton Lewis, Jr. KMBC-Dance Time KVOD-To be announced WSM-The World in Review CBS -Wayne King's Orch.: KFH KVOR-Concert Hour KNX-Sophie Tucker WEDNESDAY KWK Sport Review 10:30 CST 9:30 MST WDAF-Moonbeams KVOR-Ozzie Nelson's Orch. WREN -Weather: Sports CBS -Little Jackie Heller's Orch.: WENR-Music NBC -Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra: KMOX As You Desire It WCCO-Frank Trumbauer's Orch. 10:15 CST 9:15 MST KFI KOA WHO Veterans ,Forum WGN-Tiny Hill's Orch. March 8 MBS-Bill Carlsen's Orch.: KFKA WLW-Moon River WLW-Twenty-Four Hour Review CBS-Lum & Abner, comedy team: CBS -Paul Whiteman's Orch.; WGN KFOR WMT ROIL KMBC KLZ KNX KSL Guest Artists: KLZ KVOR KNX 11:15 CST 10:15 MST 11:45 CST 10:45 MST KSL KLZ-Elks Club Boxing -Glen CBS (9:45 p.m. Continued) NBC -Gray Gordon's Orch.: KWK Matches CBS Gray's Orch.: WCCO -Henry King's Orch.: KMBC CBS -Little Jackie Heller's Orch.: *KVOD-News KVOR KNX KVOR-Electricity Speaks WREN KVOD KSO NBC -Chick Webb's Orch.: KV00 KLRA KRNT WIBW WCCO-Louis Prima's Orch. KSL-National Radio Revival WIBW-Emahizer Melodies CBS -Charles Baum's Orchestra: WSM-Evening Fantasy NBC -Jan Savitt's Orch.: KTHS t\ IBW WNAX (sw-9.65) CBS -Wayne King's Orch.: KFAB WMAQ WENR-Fletcher Henderson's Orch. 10:00 CST 9:00 MST KSCJ WNAX KVOR WBBM 11:00 CST 10:00 MST WLW-Frank Dailey's Orch. *NBC -The Human Side of the KGHF-Verna Osborne s Orch. NBC -Gray Gordon's Orch.: KGHF MBS-Guy Lombardo's Orchestra: News; Edwin C. Hill: WMAQ NBC -Town Hall Tonight: KFI KOA-Men of the West 12:00 CST 11:00 MST CBS -Charles Baum's Orch.: KLZ KFOR KOIL WDAF KV00 KOA KFI (sw- CBS -Glen Gray's Orch.: WNAX KTHS JimmyCapra s Orch. CBS -Dance Orch.: KRNT KLRA KFAB . KLRA WCCO KMBC 9.53) NBC -Russ Morgan's Orch.: WSM NBC KFOR WIBW KFAB KSCJ KLRA KVOD-Songs -Don Pablo's Orch.: WMAQ MBS-Guy Lombardo's Orchestra: KGBX KARK WHO WMAQ WBBM KMOX KRNT KFH (sw WHO -Johnny at the Piano WOW WLW NBC-Jbhnny Messner's Orch.. (sw-9.53) WMT KFKA WGN 6.12) 11:30 NBC-Herbie Kay's (sw-9.53) CST 10:30 MST Orch.: KWK *News: KVOR WHO NBC -Charles Barnett's Orchestra: CBS -Gang Busters: KLZ KNX CBS -Henry King's Orch.: KSCJ WENR NBC -Amos 'n' Andy. sketch: KSO KANS WREN KVOD *KARK-News: Larry Bradford's KSL KFH KFAB KRNT WBBM KLRA MBS-Shep WMAQ KOA WOW WDAF WHO Fields' Orch.: WGN Orch. *News: WOW KMOX K\VK NBC -Jan Savitt's Orch.: WOW WNAX WIBW KMOX KFKA WSM WBAP KV00 KFI KGHF-Freddie KFH-Kaliko Kat Orch. Martin's Orch. KSD KGBX KARK WBAP NBC -Lights Out, experimental *NBC -Richfield Reporter: KFI MBS-The Music Counter: WGN KGBX-To be announced KMBC-Foundations of Democracy drama: KV00 KOA WOW NBC -Chick Webb's Orch.: KOIL WRAP CBS -Westerners Quartet: KSL Sophie & Her Show KMOX-Speaker: Organ Melodies KV00-Your Kindly Philosopher WDAF Tucker WREN KANS KSO WSM KGBX KARK WSM KSD KVOR KLZ KVOR KLZ KOIL-Sports WBAP-Texas Prison Broadcast KTHS WMAQ WHO KANS WCCO-Rollie Johnson MBS-Dick Jurgens' Orch.: KFKA *News: KMBC KOA *News: KFKA KOIL KTHS KSCJ -Penthouse NBC -Al KMOX WDAF-Dance Orch. KFOR WGN KWK WMT Kavelin's Orch.: KVOD KNX WMT WENR WIBW WNAX KTHS-Good Music Hour WREN (sw-6.14) WLW KFH WBBM KSCJ *WBAP-News: Bob & Art WENR-Fletcher Henderson's Orch. *News: KGHF KVOO WMAQ KVOD-Donnelly James' Orch KARK-True Stories WBBM-Piano Parade WLW-Salute to Cities KMBC-Dance Time MBS-Joe Reichman's Orch.: KSO WBBM-Pliner & Earl's Orch. KGBX-World Dances WCCO-Cedric Adams 10:45 CST 9:45 MST KOA-Music by Cugat KFKA KFOR WMT KOIL KWK WDAF-Nighthawks KMOX-Let's Compare Notes WENR-Ennio Bolognini's Orch. NBC -Russ Morgan's Orch.: WOW KOIL PaulSabin's Orch. *News: KLZ, KSL End of Wednesday Programs

8:30 CST 7:30 MST KFEQ-Weather Bureau KUOA-To be announced CBS -Troubadours: (sw-21.57) THURSDAY, March 9, 1939 KGBX-Markets: Popular Music WDAF-Checkerboard Time MORNING KGNF-American Family Robinson WHB-Ranch Boys NBC Band Goes to Town: -The KLRA-Those Happy Gilmans WHO-Myrt & Marge, sketch 7:00 CST 6:00 MST W OW KSCJ-Peter MacGregor WIBW-Dinner Hour NBC-Swingmaker: KTHS KARK CBS -Ann Leaf. organist: KFH KGNF-Serenader *News: KOIL KUOA WAAW KSD-Just Plain Bill WNAX-Grandma Travels ht.BX (sw-21.5) KFOR KLZ-Take It Easy KGNF KVOD KTHS-Sons of the Pioneers *WOW -People in the News KMBC-Rhythm & Romance KARK-The Mystery Chef CBS -Fred Feibel, organist: (sw KFAB-Grandma Travels KUOA-Alice Marsh, verse 11:45 CST 10:45 KOA Weavers of Melody KFBI-Traffic Interview KVOR-Good Morning Neighbor MST 21.57) KFBI-Baker Hatchery CBS -Our Gal Sunday, KOIL-Polly the Shopper KFEQ-Sally & Sue *KWK-News: Musical Interlude sketch: NBC-Earbenders: KANS WREN KFEL-Guide to Health KMBC KMOX KFAB KLZ KWK KFEQ-Blackie: Accordionist KSCJ-Morning Moods KFKA-Church Prgm. KWTO-Woman in the Store KTHS-Seven Aces KGHF-Dan & Sylvia WHB-A Song & a Dance MBS-Pelham Richardson's Orch.: KGNF-Oddities in the News WHB 7:15 CST 6:15 MST KLRA-Woman's Magazine of the KWTO-Hammonola, C. Wood KOA-Ted White, songs WIBW-Jucly & Jane WHB-Sweet Music KSCJ-To be announced NBC -Gene & Glenn. songs: KGBX Air 11:00 CST 10:00 MST Voice of the Farm: WDAF KSD WJAG Mu=ical Gems KTHS-Time for Thought KTHS KARK (sw-21.5) KMBC-The Food Scout NBC -Wife Saver: *KFB1 News: Luncheon Lyrics *KVOR-Monitor News KGBX KTHS KFEL-Woman's NBC -V o c a I Vogues: WREN KOA-On the Mall 9:30 CST 8:30 MST Page KWTO-Poet's Corner NBC-Southernaires: KOIL KGHF KFEQ-Sally & Sue CBS -Bob Byron, songs: (sw- KSD-Carolyn Pryce CBS -Hilltop House, sketch: KFAB KUOA-Reginald WJAG-Weather: Markets: Cur- NBC -The Carters of Elm Street, KFH-Editor's Daughter 21.57 ) Martin, organist KMOX WNAX KFH KLRA *KVOR-News While It's News tain Raiser sketch: KOA KSD KFKA-Morning Suggestions: Mar- NBC -Smiling Ed McConnell: (sw- 7:30 CST 6:30 MST KWK-Organ Melodies WNAX-Gosoel Singers CBS -Tower Town Tempos: KLZ kets 15.21) NBC -Do You Remember?: KGBX *KWTO-Bob & Dick: News 10:15 CST 9:15 MST KSCJ KGNF-Rambles in Rhythm KTHS (sw-21.5) WDAF-Pecks on the Air NBC -Just Plain Bill. sketch: KLRA-Bible Lover's Revival NBC -Viennese Ensemble: KGHF Markets: KFH KFEQ KOIL-Swingcopation CBS -Boy and Girl Next Door: WHB-Morning Musicale WOW WHO WDAF KVOO KARK KTHS KVOD KARK-Nazarene Churtih *KSCJ-News: Farm Flash (sw-21.57) WHO -Those Happy Gilmans NBC -Vagabonds: WREN KANS KFAB-Street Interviews WIBW-Party Line CBS -Scattergood Baines, sketch: KUOA-Gems of Melody 7:45 CST 6:45 MST MBS-Singing Strings: KFOR KFBI-World Bookman WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys KFH KFAB WNAX WIBW KVOR-House of Peter McGregor NBC -Radio Rubes: KTHS (sw- KOIL KMOX KLRA *KFOR-News KWTO-Blue Ridge Mtn. Boys 21.5) 8:45 CST 7:45 MST Markets: KFEQ KFBI KFH-Markets: Musical Interlude WAAW CBS -Captivators: KVOR KLZ the WHO -Hilltop House, sketeb CBS -Ruth Brine, talk: (sw-21.57) CBS-Morning Moods: (sw-21.57) KGBX-On the Mall KGNF-Round Town WJAG-Modern Melodies NBC -Vic & Sade. sketch: (sw of All Churches KGHF-Devotional KLRA-Hymns WNAX-Farm & Home NBC -Jack & Loretta Clemens: NBC -Gospel Singer: KV00 (sw- 15.21) KMBC-Hollywood Discoveries WREN 15.21) KGNF-Sketches in Melody WOW -The Goldbergs, sketch *KMBC-Prgm. Notes News, NBC -Lorenzo Jones, sketch: WOW KMOX-Surprise Your Husband: Early Risers' Club: KLZ KVOR CBS -Bachelor's Children, sketch: Musical Interlude WHO WDAF KSD Let's Compare Notes KFAB-Morning Roundup KMOX KFAB KMBC KOA-Financial Service MBS-Georgia Crackers: KFKA KUOA-Markets: Music on a Mod- *KFBI-Timely Tunes: News NBC -Cadets: KSD *KSCJ-News: Timetable ern Mode AFTERNOON KFEL-Hits & Encores *KARKHome Folks Counselor Rhythm Moments KFEL-Tonic Tunes KTHS-Organ Treasures News *KVOD-News: KFEQ-Musical Clock KUOA-Mail Bag KV00-Grandma Travels Bulletin *KFEQ-Markets: News *KFBI-Monitor News 12:00 CST 11:00 MST KFH-Morning KFH-Linda's First KVOD-Morning Melodies KVOR-Organ Reveries KGBX-Morning Melodies Love KFEQ-Music by Cugat KWK-Texas Drifter NBC -Jean Ellington, songs: (sw- KGNF-The Three T's KVOR-Church in the Wildwood KGNF-Male Quartet 15.33) KGNF-House of MacGreeor *KLZ-News KWK-Midstre:.m KWTO-Ozarkanna Corners in the Wildwood KMBC-To be announced KLRA-Church KOA-Old Refrains KWTO-Markets: Michael Dosch WDAF-Linda's First Love, sketch CBS -The Goldbergs, sketch: KLZ 8:00 CST 7:00 MST KOA-Morning Tangoes WHB-Hope Hudson: Silver Sails KVOR-Musical Clock WHB-Weather: Story Behind the KOIL-Homemakers' Club MBS-The Happy Gang: KFOR WHO -Judy & Jane, sketch *NBC -News: Breakfast Club: *KWK-Sidelights on the News Song KSCJ-True Story KFKA Orch. & Soloists: KARK KTHS WIBW-Housewives WIBW-Kitty Keene, sketch KWTO-What's New on the Air Prgm. KUOA-Biology Talks NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: KGBX KANS KOIL KVOO WDAF-Music Box Revue WJAG-Markets: Variety Prgm. WJAG-Musical Masterpieces KWK-Poetic Paradise WNAX-Those Happy Gilmans KANS WREN (sw-21.5) WHO -Life Can Be Beautiful KWTO-Michael Dosch 9:45 CST 8:45 MST WOW -Toby & Susy *News: Markets: KSD WHB CBS -Milton Charles. organist: W1BW-Betty & Bob NBC -Houseboat Hannah. sketch: WAAW-Markets WREN The Range Riders Ma Perkins, sketch KMOX KFH KVOR KLZ KFH KLRA WNAX-The Goldbergs, sketch WJAG-Voice of the (sw-15.21) Street 11:15 CST 10:15 MST *News: KFAB WAAW WIBW CBS -Richard Maxwell. tnr.: (sw- WOW -Jangles CBS -Stepmother, sketch: 10:30 CST 9:30 MST CBS -Her Honor, Nancy James, KTHS KGNF 21.57) 9:00 CST 8:00 MST KMBC KMOX NBC -Young Widder Brow n, sketch: KMBC KFAB KMOX KFBI-Sunflower Quartet Coffee Pot Inn: WHO WNAX KFEL-Willie Hartzell CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch: NBC -Woman in White, sketch: WHO WOW WDAF KLZ WOW KFAB sketch: KF EQ-Markets KSCJ KLRA KMOX KFAB WDAF WOW WHO NBC -The O'Neills, sketch: WOW *News: KGHF KOA KMOX KSD NBC -Pepper Young's Family: (sw- *KLRA-News: Farm Service KFH 15.21) KOA KFBI-Sports & Selected NBC -Breen & de Rose: KGHF *KMQC-News. Markets: Musical Varieties NBC -Central City, sketch: WOW KV00 CBS -Big Sister, sketch: KLRA NBC -Bailey Axton, tnr.: KTHS KFEL-Morning WHO KSD WDAF Interlude KGNF-Morning Devotions CBS -Sidney Raphael. pianist: KMUX KFAB KMBC WNAX KGBX (sw-15.21-15.33) ROIL -Those Happy Gilmans KLZ-Capt. Ozie NBC -Story of the Month: KARK KLRA KVOR KFH MBS-Gloomchasers: KFKA *KSCJ-News: Master Breeder WREN KMBC-Across the Breakfast Ta- KTHS KWTO KWK (sw NBC -Paul Page, songs: KTHS KUOA-Music in a Sentimental 15.21) MIS -John Metcalf's Choir Loft: Grandma Travels: KWTO WIBW ble KWK KV00 KGBX KARK Kitty Keene: KFH WNAX Mood KVOR-On the *KSD-News: Rosario Bourdon's KFBI-Variety Prgm. MBS-Keep Fit to Music with Wal- KFBI-Bohemian Orch. & Markets Mall Orch. *KFEL-News: Trading Post *News: Markets: KFH KFEQ KWTO-Singin' Sam KARK-Texas Bar Ranch Boys lace: KFOR KOIL KFKA KWK KFEQ-Old Timers KUOA-Fred McClesky, tnr. KFEQ-Ben Henderson KGHF-Cub Reporters *WDAF-Weather: News: Mar- KWK-Great Works of Man *KGBX-News KFAB-Jane Tucker & Weather KFBI-Dorothy Heller kets KFBI-Otto Richert, hymns KGNF-Light Concert KWTO.Old Family Almanac KGHF-Dance Orch KFEQ-Old Timers WHO -Markets & Weather KGBX-Church in the Wildwood Never KLRA-Serenaders WIBW-Unity School KGNF-Westerners KGHF-Songs That Grow WJAG-Markets: Cradle -Roll & KGNF-Model Kitchen Old KOIL-Waltz Time WJAG-Baptist Church KLZ-20th Century Serenade KSCJ-Maurice Pellissier's Orch. Hospital Report 8:15 CST 7:15 MST KMBC-Fashion Flashes KFEL-Vic Arden's Orch KGNF-Crimson Trail WOW -Markets- Musical Prgm KLZ-The Dime Man KLZ-Lady, Lend an Ear *KSD-News: Tel -e -Tunes CBS -Montana Slim, songs: News: KOA-Infallible Pair 12:15 CST 11:15 MST KOA-Wells of Music KSCJ-We Women: A.A.U.W. KUOA-Music with the Masters KLRA (sw-21.57) KOIL-Good Old Songs CBS KOIL-The Indian Trio sop. *KVOO-News of the Hour -Life Can Be Beautiful, KUOA-God's Half Hour KSD-Grace Hennefer, KMOX KLZ NBC -Breakfast Club: KGHF *KSCJ-Social Security: Navy KUOA-Univ. String Ensemble KWK-Pop McDonald & Others sketch: KVOO-Paula Durand & Wade WAAW-Markets -Farm *KFAB-News: Olson Oddities Hamilton News KVOD-Al Goodman's Orch. NBC Radio News: WREN KFBI-Lois, Joe & Ernest KTHS-Town Crier: Frankie Trum KVOR-Florence Chamberlain WDAF-Editor's Daughter, sketch KWK KOIL KANS KOA KVOO KVOR-Morning Melodies WHO -Dick Leibert, organist KARK (sw-11.87) KFEQ-Sally & Sue WHB-Keep Fit to Music bauer's Orch. KWTO-Milky Way KFH-Council of Churches WJAG-Russell Jensen, pianist KUOA To be announced WHB-Sweethearts on Parade 11:30 CST 10:30 MST NBC -The Jive Five: (sw 15.33) *KGNF-News WNAX-Hymns of All Churches KVOD-Captain Ozie W1BW-Protective Service: CBS -Madison Ensemble: KLRA *News: KUOA WJAG KFBI KLZ-Breakfast Time Table *KWTO-News: Weather Bureau Weather KFH WNAX 9:15 CST 8:15 MST WHB-Northside Municipal Court KMBC-Hiram Higsby WJAG-West Point Prgm. CBS -Romance of Helen Trent, KFAB-Markets & Farm Notes NBC -Josh Higgins of Finchville. WNAX-Vic & sketch KMOX-Ozark Varieties Sade, WREN -Tropical Tempos KLZ KMBC KMOX KFEQ-Pauline Ferne & Old Tim- sketch: WREN KGHF -News: Song Stylist sketch KOA-Mother Randall & Blue Rib- *WREN 10:45 CST 9:45 MST KFAB ers bon Melodies NBC -Jane Arden. sketch: KWK 10:00 CST 9:00 MST NBC -Originalities: KVOD KGHF NBC Farm & Home Hour: KFH-Markets: Information Please KOIL-Kay Carman's Kapers t sw- 15.21) NBC -Viennese Ensemble: KGBX -Nat'l WRE1,' KOIL KANS KOA KVOO KGBX WREN KWK KGBX-Dance Music KSD-Xavier Cugat's Orch. CBS-Myrt & Marge, sketch: WREN KV00 KGNF-Grandma Travels NBC -Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch: KGHF KARK (sw-15.21) KUOA-Story Book Castle KFAB KMOX KLRA KMBC-Tex Owens, songs WIBW CBS -Mary Lee Taylor: KFAB WHO WOW KVOO WDAF KOA KVOR-Morning Devotionals KFH WNAX KLRA KLZ KFH KMOX KMBC MBS-Organ Recital: KFOR KSCJ-Voice of the People KWK-Every Day CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: KMOX Devotions MBS-Nation's School the Markets: KWTO KGNF KTHS-Concert Orch. KWTO-Al Stone of Air: NBC -David Harum, sketch; Peggy KFAB WNAX KMBC KFH KFEL KFOR Allenby KSD WHO WOW KFEL-Tonic Tunes: Legislative KVOR-Duane Osborn, pianist WHO -Fruit Reporter NBC -Getting the Most Out of Interviews KWTO-Tommy Watson NBC -John's Other Wife, sketch: WDAF WIBW-Pappy & His Boys Life: (sw-15.21) KFEQ-Singin' Sam WDAF-Hymns of All Churches WJAG-Musical Clock WOW WHO WDAF KSD KV00 NBC -Story of Mary Marlin. KFKA-Legislative News WHB-Farmers' KARK NBC -Road of Life, sketch: WLW Hour WNAX-Cliff Frederickson, ac sketch: (sw-15.21) KOIL-Co. Bluffs Highlights WHO -Voice of the Farm KFKA cordionist KFEQ-Old Timers MBS-Charley Freshwater's Cow- MBS-Gloomchasers: KFOR KSD-Blue Barron's Orch. WIBW-Markets: Roy Gilkeson WOW -Hymns of All Churches KGBX-Leaders in Dance Time boy Band: KFOR KWK KARK-At Your Request KTHS Merry Go -Round WOW -Midday Melodies Music Lovers Only B-8 21 Page 29 12:30 CST 11:30 MST *KLZ-Voice of the News KUOA-For KUOA-Siesta Serenade Good Listening for Thursday KVOO-In a Sentimental Mood CBS -The Road of Life, sketch: be announced *KVOD-Voice of Public Opinion Further details and stations which will broadcast these programs may be KVOR-To KMOX *KWK-News found in the adjacent program columns at the time hereunder indicated KWTO-Sully's Radio Spotlight THURSDAY l WHO -The Goldbergs, sketch NBC -P ea b e s Takes Charge, KWTO-Tommy & Tunesmiths * Star in program listings indicates news highlights sketh: KGHF KWK WHB-Voice of Kansas City *WJAG-News MST March 9 NBC -Words & Music: (sw-1533) 1:45 CST 12:45 MST MORNING 4:30 CST 3:30 NBC-D6n Winslow of the Navy, *News: WHO WREN KFEQ NBC -Light Opera Selections: MST) Farm and Home Hour. sketch: (sw-11.87) KGBX KOIL KWTO KGNF KARK 11:30 CST (10:30 MBS-Metropolitan Strings: KFKA NBC-Landt Trio: WREN KARK-Light Crust Doughboys NBC -Hymns of All Churches: NIGHT KFOR KFAB-Last Call for Dinner WHO KOA KSD (sw-H.87) NBC -Three Romeos: KOA WDAF Captain Midnight, sketch: KFH *KFBI.Voice of the People MBS-Ed Fitzgerald Revue: KWK 6:30 CST (520 MST) Joe Penner, Comedian. KGBX KARK WHO WOW KFH-Variations on Syncopation WHB KFKA Gay Seabrook; Roy Atwell; Dick Ryan; Tommy Lane; CBS -Console Echoes: KLZ KSCJ Jack Armstrong, sketch: WDAF KFKA-Memory Melodies Cliff Hall; Tommy Mack; Ben Pollock's orchestra. KVOR WHO WIBW KLRA WNAX KLRA-WPA 8r NEC Prgm. *KFBI-News & Farmers Hour KFEQ-Pauline Ferne MBS-Concert Orch.: KOIL WHB *News: KVOR KFAB KLZ-Carnival 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Kate Smith's Songs and & Ernest KLRA-The Editor's Daughter KFAB-Texas Mary KFBI=Forget-me-nots KMBC-The Goldbergs, sketch KFEQ-On with the Dance KOA-Jack in the Box KLZ-Inquiring Reporter Variety. KFEL-Willie Hartzell Abbott and Costello, comedians; Ted Straeter's Choir; KGNF-Cavalcade of Drama KSCJ-Noon Tunes KUOA-To be announced KFEQ-True Stories *KVOD-Interlude: News Aldrich Family; Jack Miller's orchestra. KGHF-Farm Admin. KLZ-Theater Review: Prgm. Teas- KTHS-Melody Boys Security ers: Interlude KUOA-Covered Wagon Jubilee KWTO-Ma Perkins *KGNF-News WJAG-Russell Jenson, organist 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Rudy Vallee's Variety KMBC-Skipper Hawkins KVOO-Bob Wills & His Playboys KSD-Vic & Sade KMOX-Bob Dunham, comments KVOR-Music by Cugat WOW -Judy & Jane, sketch Program. KTHS-Rainbow Trio 2:00 CST 1:00 MST KSD-Sportlights WDAF-Grandma Travels 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Major Bowes' Amateur KUOA-To be announced KUOA-University Band WIBW-Noonday Prgm. CBS -Army Band: KSCJ KLRA KVOO-Facts for Feminine Ears Hour. Headlines KV00-Dick Tracy WJAG-Weather: Police: Funeral NBC -Grand Slam Revue: KGHF KWK-Musical KWTO-Tropical Moods Notices: Visitors: Mail Bag KVOD KOIL WREN (sw-15.33) 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Good News of 1939; Com- KWTO-Zeke & Saddle Pals WHB-The Green Hornet WNAX-Farm & Home & Markets MBS-Ralph Ginsburgh's Concert edy and Music. WIBW-Matinee Watcher Only WJAG-Clock *WOW -News: Musical Prgm. Orch.: WHB Frank Morgan; Fannie Brice; Tony Martin; Gertrude WJAG-For Children WMBH-Piano Ramblings 12:45 CST 11:45 MST WNAX-Coral Islanders NBC -Story of Mary Marlin, Niesen; Meredith Willson's orchestra. NBC -Those Gilmans, WOW -Little Man 5:45 CST 4:45 MST Happy sketch: WOW KV00 WHO KSD sketch: KSD KOA WDAF (sw- 8:30 CST (7:30 MST) America's Town Meeting. CST 3:45 MST CBS -Nan Wynn, songs: KLRA WDAF KOA KARK 4:45 KSCJ KFH KOIL KFAB KLZ 11.87) NBC -Tom Mix Straight Shooters: ictures and review on page 6. Bob Markets: KFEQ KGNF 9:00 CST '(8:00 MST) Bing Crosby and (sw-11.87) NBC -Tom Mix Straight Shooters, CBS -This Day Is Ours, sketch: KFAB-Songs Sacred Burns. sketch: KWK NBC -Johnnie Johnston, bar.: KMOX KMBC KFBI-Herb Lindsey NBC-Rhythmaires: KGHF KARK KFH-Judy & 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Tune -Up Time; Comedy KVOD KGBX KOA KARK KTHS NBC-Rakov's Orchestra: KANS Jane KOA (sw-9.53) WREN KWK (sw-15.33) KFKA-Dance Music Music. NBC -Vaughn de Leath, songs: KGBX-Ranch Boys Walter O'Keefe; Kay Thompson; Andre Kostelanetz' KWK KGHF KV00 Little Orphan Annie, sketch: NBC -Words & Music: KGBX WHO WDAF KLZ-Farm Service Prgm. orchestra. Guests are Richard Rodgers and Larry Hart, CBS -Patterns in Swing: KLRA KARK KMBC-Happy *News: WREN KFEQ KVOO Kitchen who collaborated on the recent musical comedy hit, KLZ KVOR KFAB MBS-Texas Lewis: WHB KMOX-One Woman's Opinion Dick Tracy, sketch: WIBW "The Boys from Syracuse." Monaco's Orch.: KOIL Man on the Street: KWTO WOW KTHS-Rhythm Roundup MBS-Hugh WOW *News: KFKA KGHF KFH KUOA-Light Opera Company WHB Captain Midnight: KMBC KSD KFBI-Frank Gage KVOR-Farm Prgm. *News: WAAW WHO KGBX-Topnotchers KWK-Great Works Man KGNF-Melody Memories KFEL-Songs of the Islands of FREQUENCIES KFBI-Fellowship Hour KFEQ-United Street Reporter KWTO-Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch KFEQ-Tin Pan Alley Goes to KMOX-Inquiring Reporter KGNF-Musical Tete -a -Tete *WAAW-News KANS-1210 KLRA-1390 KUOA-1260 WGN-720 Town *KTHS-News: Today's Winners KOIL-Men in Uniform WHB-Voice of Kansas City KARK-890 KLZ-560 KVOD-920 WHB-860 KFH-The Old Trader KUOA-To be announced KSCJ-Markets WNAX-Bohemian Orch. KFAB-770 KMBC-950 KV00-1140 WHO -1000 KGNF-Vocal Varieties KVOD-Hawaiian Melodies KTHS-Future Farmers of Amer. 2:15 CST 1:15 MST KFBI-1050 KMOX-1090 KVOR-1270 WIBW-580 KMBC-Hillbilly Music KVOR-Cub Reporters KVOR-Aloha Land NBC -Ma Perkins, sketch: WOW KFEL-920 KNX-1050 KWK-1350 WJAG-1060 KOA-Goodwill Industries KWTO-To be announced WHO-Checkerboard Time KVOO WDAF KSD KOA WHO KFEQ-680 KOA-830 KWTO-560 WLS-870 KSCJ-Ma Perkins, sketch WNAX-You Shall Have Rhythm WNAX-Noonday Visit KARK KFH-1300 KOIL-1260 WAAW-660 WLW-700 KSD-Educational Series WBAP-800 WMAQ-670 MBS-The Rich Harmonies: WHB KFI-640 KRNT-1320 KUOA-Children's Prgm. 1:00 CST 12:00 MST KFKA-880 KSCJ-1330 WBBM-770 WMT-600 NBC -Grand Slam Revue: KANS KWTO-Sports CBS -Melody Weavers: KSCJ KFOR-1210 KSD-550 WCCO-810 WNAX-570 WDAF-Better Business Bureau NIGHT NBC -Betty & Bob, sketch: WDAF CBS -Keyboard Concert: KMBC KGBX-1230 KSL-1130 WDAF-610 WOW -590 WHB-Design for Dancing KVOR KLZ WREN -1220 WHO KOA WOW KSD (sw- KGHF-1320 K50-1430 WENR-870 WJAG-Joe Koory 6:00 CST 5:00 MST 15.21) Rhythm Roundup: KWTO KGBX KGNF-1430 KTHS-1060 WFAA-800 WSM-650 WNAX-George B. German 'n' Andy, sketch: KFAB-Markets: Let's Sing WOW -Aunt Sally NBC -Amos CBS -Doc Barclay's Daughters, WLW KSD sketch: KMOX KFBI-Today's Almanac WREN-Rhythmusic KFEQ-League of Women Voters 5:00 CST 4:00 MST NBC -Easy Aces, sketch: WENR NBC -Social Science Ideas That KOA WMT KFI KSO (sw- KFH-Markets CBS -Stepmother, sketch: KLZ -Jimmy Richard's Orchestra: KOIL Came True: KANS KGBX WREN KFBI-To be announced 11.87) Subject: "Man Travels on KFKA-Livestock Sale KFEQ-Pony Express Roundup KGBX KGNF-Matinee Melodies KFAB-Roy & Lonnie Land and Water-Up and Down *KGNF-News NBC -Don Winslow of the Navy. *MBS-Fulton Lewis, Jr., news: Railways." KMOX-Tom Bradley KFBI-Music in a Sentimental KLZ-Gas Hospitality House Mood sketch: WREN KWK KFKA WHB CBS -Big Sister: KLZ KUOA-Lewis Erwin's Orch. KMOX-Singin' Sam CBS -County Seat, sketch: KSCJ KWK-Al Sarli's Orch. KFEQ-Bill's Hawaiian Players *CBS -News: Deep River Boys: 0 ch.: KFKA KWK KUOA-Salon Music KFAB MBS-Concert WIBW-Stuart Prgm. KGNF-String Serenade KSCJ KLZ KVOR. KFAB *News: KFOR KVOR *KVOO-News: Musical Prgm. KMBC-Tom Bradley *News: KGBX WOW KFOR WJAG-Afternoon Concert KVOR-Matinee Melodies NBC -Metropolitan Opera Guild: *KARK-News: Just a Little Old Timers KMOX-Kitty Keene, sketch KFH WNAX WFAA KLZ WNAX-Happy Jack's KWTO-Markets: Health Hints KARK KOA KV00 (sw-9.53) Swing 2:30 CST 1:30 MST KTHS-Cheer Club Captain Midnight, sketch: WGN WJAG-Waltz With Me KUOA-Popular Tunes MBS-To be announced: KFOR KFAB-Tom Bradley NBC -Pepper Young's Family, WIBW WNAX-Cliff Frederickson KVOR-Old Refrains WHB KWK WHO KFBI-Forget-me-nots & Ernest WHO WDAF KSD To be announced: sketch: KV00 KVOD-Light Concert Dick Tracy, sketch: WDAF *KFEL-News: Melodious Mo- WOW KOA KARK 3:15 CST 2:15 MST KARK-Six o'Clockers ment & Marge. sketch: KWK-To be announced KWTO KGHF-Eb 8o Zeb: Musical Inter- KANS CBS-Myrt KFEQ-Blackie: Accordionist NBC -Hoosier Hop: KGHF KMBC KLZ KWTO-Curly & His Boys To be announced: KUOA WNAX lude WREN KVOD WHB-Dance Matinee KFH-Grandma Travels Dallas, sketch: WHO KFBI-Herb Lindsey KGNF-Evening Musicale NBC -Stella WIBW-Ma Perkins Music KGHF-Noon-Hour Novelties CBS -Sonata Recital: KSCJ KFH WDAF WOW KVOO KOA *KFEL-News: Organist *KLRA-News: Dinner KGNF-The Swappers KLRA KVOR (sw-11.83) WJAG-Front Paee Drama KFEQ-Ben Henderson *KMBC-News: Sportcast CBS -Ray Bloch's Varieties: KSCJ KLRA-Serenaders MBS-Hugh Monaco's Orch.: WHB WNAX-The Jamineers KFH-Sport Salute KMOX-Calling All Cars KFOR KLRA (sw-11.83) *KGHF-News KNX-Fletcher Wiley, talk ROIL -Matinee Melodies Cornhusker Jamboree: KFAB 4:00 CST 3:00 MST KUOA-"1260" Friendly Street MBS-Midstream: WHB KGNF-Sports Parade KSL-Dick Tracy, sketch KOIL bar.; Or- KVOO-Voice of the Farm KARK-Hits & Encores MBS-Lawrence Salerno, KLRA-Zoo Antics *KUOA-News: Spo is *KFBI-News: Selected chestra: KFEL KMOX-The Goldbergs KVOD-Dance Musi KWTO-The Swingcopaters KFEQ-Ministerial Alliance KFBI-Console Capers -Current Questions Before the KOIL-Pacific Paradise KVOO-Wade Hami , organist WNAX-Tom Bradley KGNF-The World Bookman KFH-Tea Time Jamboree CBS 1:15 CST 12:15 MST KGBX-True Stories House: KSCJ KLRA (sw-11.83) *KSD-News: Dick Leibert, or- KVOR-Sons of Pio rs KLZ-American School of the Air rganist NBC -Arnold Grimm's Daughter. KGNF-Know Your Composer CBS -Scattergood Baines, sketch: ganist WBBM-Dave Bacal, KMBC-Hans Flath Entertains KTHS-Capitol Reporter WCCO-Jack Armstrong sketch: WDAF WHO KOA WOW KMOX-Magic Kitchen *KMBC-News: Citizen's ],vague KVOR KLZ WIBW KSD (sw-11.87) Speaker WHO -Captain Midnight WDAF-Sophisticated Swing KTHS-Concert Master NBC -Houseboat Hannah, sketch: WJAG-Musical Roulette WJAG-Evening Concert and Love of Dr. Susan, KUOA-To be announced KMOX-Linda's First Love CBS -Life KSD WHO WOW WDAF KVOO WOW -Rangers WMAQ-Vivian della Chiesa. sop. sketch: KLRA KMBC KMOX KWK-Swing Organist KTHS-Harmony Hall KOA KUOA-Three-Quarter Tune 5:15 CST 4:15 MST WSM-Capitol Reporter KFH KFAB WNAX WIBW-Kansas Roundup NBC -Erskine Hawkins' Orch.: For further detail see sponsor's WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys KWTO-Jim & Bob *NBC -Malcolm Claire: News: 6:15 CST 5:15 MST announcement on page 21. WIBW-This Day Is Ours KGHF WREN KOIL KANS KWK KOA KARK KGBX KTHS (sw- Vocal Varie- 2:45 CST 1:45 MST NBC -Jerry Cooper's CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: KLZ WJAG-Vocal Varieties (sw-11.87) 9.53) ties: KSD WHO WDAF WLW N BC -Between the Bookends: MBS-Ed Fitzgerald's Revue: WNAX-Rodeo Recess *News: KUOA KWTO WHB NBC -Patricia Gilmore, songs: WOW WMAQ KGHF KANS WREN KWK (sw- KARK-Calling All Tourist Cars WREN WHB 15.33) 3:30 CST 2:30 MST NBC -Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost KFAB-Irma & the Boys CBS -Howie Wing, sketch: KFAB KOIL KARK-Church of Christ Light, NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch: WOW Hour Persons, drama: WENR NBC -The Guiding sketch: KFBI-Concert KMBC KMOX KWK WMT KFI KSO (sw- KFEL-World Dances KVOO WDAF WHO WOW KSD WI -10 WDAF KV00 KOA & Sue KOA KFEQ-Sally MBS-Jane Anderson. pianist: 11.87) KFEQ-Bill's Hawaiian Group KOA KARK CBS -Hilltop House, sketch: KLZ KFH-To be announced KFKA-Pioneers KFOR KFEL WHB KOIL in Science: KFBI-Pauline Haggard WIBW KMBC KGNF-Moods Musicale CBS -Adventures KGNF-Piano Sketches Midland Minstrels Captain Midnight, sketch: WNAX KLRA WCCO KFAB 1 b Matinee: News: KMBC-The be announced KFEQ-Sally & Sue *NBC -C u guest speaker Is Dr. KSCJ-To KANS KGHF KMOX-Barnyard Follies KV00 The KTHS-Top Tunes KFH-Ark Valley Boys KOIL WREN Dick Tracy, sketch: KSD WHO Otto Struve, director of the KGNF-Gene Devoe (sw-11.87-15.33) KTHS-Swinging Strings Yerkes Observatory of the Un- KV00 Frank Stamps' Quartet gospel singer *KFBI-News of Chicago and also of *KMBC-News: Citizens League Keyboards: KWK WJAG-Comestock, versity KVOR-Vass Family: Frolics MBS-Two WNAX-Happy Jack's Old Timers KFEQ-The Uptowners the McDonald Observatory, Fort KWK-Midstream, drama Speaker Davis, Texas. KVOD-Afternoon Musicale KARK-Tonic Tunes 4:15 CST 3:15 MST KFH-To be announced KWTO-Organ Varieties KFAB-Jane Tucker Christian Andersen's KGHF-Afternoon Varieties *News: WAAW WIBW WGN WAAW-Markets KWTO-Adopted Father NBC -Hans WHB-Staff *KFEQ-News Fairy Tales: KTHS KARK KGBX KGNF-Harmony Hall KGNF CST 12:30 MST Frolic Allen 1:30 WNAX-Ma Perkins. sketch KGNF-Rhythmaires KGHF WREN KWK KANS (sw- KLRA-Jimmie KFH-The Plainsmen Fitzgerald Revue: KFOR You Want to Romance Melody MBS-Ed 3:00 CST 2:00 MST KGBX-Music 11.87) KLZ-Invitation KFKA-Evening CBS -American School of the Air: KGNF-Swing Time *KOA-Report Period: News KGBX-Captain Midnight NBC -To be announced: KANS KMOX-The Editor's Daughter NBC -Your Family and Mine, KSCJ-Student Workshop KGHF-Virginia Lune, sketch KMBC KMOX KVOR KSCJ KGBX KTHS KGHF KVOD sketch: WOW WDAF KSD KFH KFAB WNAX (sw-15.27) KTHS-Radio Parade KVOR-Musicgraphs KLZ-Dick Tracy, sketch (sw-11.87-15.33) KUOA-Nola M. Turner, contr. CBS -Let's Pretend: KSCJ KLRA KWK-Pop Wise & Filbert KMBC-As Kansas City Dines Lady, WDAF NBC -Valiant sketch: CBS-LeBrun Sisters: KSCJ KLRA Garden Club KFH KMBC KWTO-Hits & Encores KSCJ-Timetable: Sporta KSD (sw- KVOD-Home KOA WOW WHO (sw-11.83) KVOR-Ivory Miniatures WDAF-Air Adv. of Jimmie Allen KSL-Howie Wing 11.87) CBS -Life & Love of Dr. Susan, NBC -Backstage Wife, sketch: WHB-Hits from Hollywood sketch: KLZ WOW -Dance Orch. KUOA-Evening Vespers NBC -Light Opera Selections: WJAG-Tango Time 5:30 CST 4:30 MST KVOD-To be announced WOW WHO WDAF KOA MBS-J o h n s o n Family: KFEL ROIL WREN KTHS KANS & Low: KTHS KARK KVOR-Mutiny on the High Seas CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch: 3:45 CST 2:45 MST WHB NBC -Sweet KVOO KGBX KGHF (sw-15.33) KOA (sw-9.53) WBAP-Variety in Rhythm KMBC CBS -Four Clubmen: KSCJ KFH KFEQ-Matinee KFBI-Markets with Bob Trout: WBBM-After School NBC-Sunbrite Smile Parade: KFOR KLRA (sw-11.83) KGNF-Tango Time CBS -Today WHB-Future Masters KFEQ-Ben Henderson KWK KSCJ (sw-11.83) KFKA-H. E. Green: Markets WREN NBC -Girl Alone, sketch: KSD KMBC-Willie Ganz, organist WNAX-Concert Serenade the Air KARK-Tom Bradley, Adopted WHO WDAF WOW KVOO KARK KOA-Judy and Jane, sketch NBC-Tito's Swingtet: WREN KGNF-Radio Column of KGBX KVOD KWK KGHF (Continued on Next Page) KLRA-Linda's First Love Father KOA KOIL-Top Tunes KOIL Page 30 8/21-B MBS-The Green Hornet: WMT *News: KGBX KFOR 9:30 CST 8:30 MST *News: KVOR WHO WMAQ KOA-Joe Sudy's Orch. KFEL KSO KFKA *KFEL-News: Swingtime NBC -Minstrel Show: WENR KFH-Kaliko Kat Orch. KTHS-Colored Variety Show NBC -Parade of Progress in KGHF-Dance Orch. KOIL KWK WREN KGHF WMT KLZ-Get-Together WDAF-Moonbeams THURSDAY Foods: KOIL KGHF KANS KOIL-Modern sires (sw-11.87) KMOX-Organ Melodies WENR-Music As You Desire It WREN KVOR-Musical Workshop MBS-The Green Hornet: KFOR KOIL-Sports Highlights WGN-Dick Jurgens' Orch. Subject: "Frosted Foods." KWK-Griff Williams' Orch. KSL-Rhapsody in Rhythm WHO-Nocturne March 9 WMT-World Entertains KFKA-Melody Mill KTHS-Good Music Hour WLW-Moon River CBS -Kate Smith Hour, with Ab- KGBX-Hollywood WREN -Student Opinion on Parade WBBM-Piano Parade WMAQ-Ace Brigodé s Orch. bott & Costello, comedians; Jack KSCJ-Ruby Room Miller's Orch.; Ted Straeter 8:15 CST 7:15 MST WCCO-Cedric Adams WSM-Melody Men (6:15 p.m. Continued) KTHS-Joe Capraro's Orch. WDAF-Sophisticated Swing 11:15 CST 10:15 MST Choir; Aldrich Family; Guests: MBS-John Steele, comm.: WGN *KVOD-News WREN -Clyde Smith's Orch. KLRA KSCJ KFH WIBW WENR-Enni Bolognini s Orch. NBC -Chick Webb's Orch.: KGHF KFOR KOIL KVOR-Bucaneers Ranch Boys WSM-Dream Shadows WNAX KRNT WCCO KFAB *WFAA-News: CBS -Sammy Kaye's WCCO NBC -Whispering Voice WGN-Hockey Game Orch.: 6:30 CST 5:30 MST KMOX WBBM KMBC (sw-11.83) Choir: WLW-Sweet Adeline KMOX KSO KANS WENR (sw-11.87) WIBW-Sport Review WMT-Electric Park Band NBC -Maurice Spitalny's Orch.: KGBX-Gems of Melody WNAX-Invitation to a Waltz NBC -Buddy Fisher's KFEL-Mrs. G. W. Ballard, "I Am" WOW -Wig Waggin' with Wagner Orchestra: KVOO KGHF KANS (sw-11.87) KLZ-Invitation to Romance KV00 WMAQ KGBX-C. B. I. 9:45 CST 8:45 MST WSM-The World in Review WSM CBS -Joe Penner, comedian; Gay *KNX-News Prgm. Seabrook; Dick Ryan; Tommy KSL-Mother Bloom's Brood 8:30 CST 7:30 MST CBS -To be announced: KLRA 10:30 CST 9:30 MST KFEL-Vic Arden's Orch. KFAB KRNT KSCJ KVOR CBS -Kate Smith Hour: KVOR KFI-Broadway Memories Lane; Roy Atwell; Ben Pollack's KVOR-Eb & Zeb NBC America's Town Meeting of Orch.: KSCJ WBBM WNAX KFH KWK-Lone Ranger KNX KFH WNAX WCCO KMBC KLZ KSL KNX 11:30 CST 10:30 MST the Air: WREN WENR KVOD (sw-9.65) KMOX KRNT KMBC WCCO WGN-Concert Orch. WMT KANS KGHF KSO KOIL CBS -Wives Night Out: KSCJ NBC-Schnickelfritzers' Orchestra: WLS-Know Your School KFAB WIBW (sw-11.83) KFOR (sw-11.87) KGBX-George Hall's Orch. WNAX KFAB KLRA WBBM KARK WHO KVOO WFAA WOW KLZ-Little MBS-Don't You Believe It: WLW 7:15 Known Facts About NBC -Larry Clinton's Orchestra: KSD KGHF KGBX KOA CST 6:15 MST KGBX-Dance Hour Denver: Sports News KOIL WMT KSO KVOR-On With the Dance WREN KOIL KGHF KANS CBS -Wayne WNAX CBS -Howie Wing, sketch: KNX KMOX-Sports Review KSO King's Orch.: *News: WDAF WHO KVOD KWK-Green Hornet KSL-Pinto Pete WBBM KSCJ KRNT KLRA KFKA-Dinner Music NBC -Charles KARK-Wildcat Showcase *WGN-News: Highlights of Sports KVOD-Howard Becker's Orch. Barnett's Orch.: KFAB KMBC KFH Baker's Notebook KGBX-Sentimental Music WSM KVOO KARK KGBX (sw- KFI-Art 8:45 CST 7:45 MST WBBM-Sports Huddle NBC -Al Kavelin's Orch.: KANS KGBX-Don't You Believe It KLZ-Supper Dance with 9.53) KSL-Sports Show KGBX-On the Dance WIBW-Emahizer's Melodies WREN KOIL KWK (sw-6.14) KGNF-Dinner Dance WGN-Henry Weber's Concert MBS-Bill Carisen's WGN KVOR-Dinner Musicale Orch.: CBS -Leighton KLRA-Sports: Keyboard Kapers: 10:00 CST 9:00 MST KFOR KFKA Noble's Orchestra: Health Talk WGN-Sports Review 9:00 CST 8:00 MST NBC -Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: KMOX WIBW WCCO KVOR *News: KWK WOW KMOX KLZ-Howie Wing, sketch 7:30 CST 6:30 MST CBS -Tune -Up Time: KFH KFAB WSM KOA WDAF WFAA WMAQ MBS-Bob Crosby's Orch.: WGN KLRA WBBM KLZ KNX KSL WHO WOW KVOO KFI KFEL-Answer Game KNX-City Salute NBC -Eastman School of Music: KMBC-Hockey KFKA WMT KSO KOA-Jack Armstrong, KRNT KMOX WCCO CBS -Jimmy Dorsey's Orchestra: Game sketch KSO WREN WLS KOA-Serenade in the Night KFEL-Jitterbug Jamboree KSD-Cheri McKay & Co., Music on page 11 week. Guests are Richard Rodgers KFAB KMOX KLRA detail this and Larry Hart, who collaborate WCCO-Rollie Johnson KLZ-Voice of the News KSL-Merchants' Radio Column MBS-Sinfonietta: KFOR KOIL on musical comedies much as NBC -Jan Savitt's Orch.: KGHF WDAF-Dance KNX-I Want a Divorce KVOR-Cocktail Hour Orch. KFEL KWK Gilbert and Sullivan a half -cen- KANS WENR-Fletcher Henderson's Orch. *KSL-News .*KWK-Sports & News Music detail on page it this week. tury ago. With Rodgers writ- ing the scores, and Hart the CBS -The music & WFAA-Art Kassel's Orch. WDAF-Dance Orch. WFAA-Question Box CBS -Joe Penner, comedian: KSL Inside Story, lyrics, they have created a se- drama: KNX WHO -Nat'l Radio Revival WLW-Twenty-Four Hour Review WGN-Concert Orch. KNX KLZ ries of smash hits, latest of WLW-Dick WMAQ-Fletcher Henderson's Or- WLS-Sports: to Talk NBC Gardner's Orch. Something KGBX-Gumdrop & which is this year's pseudo - -Del Courtney's Orch.: (sw- chestra About Goober Shakespearian "The Boys from WMAQ-Russ Morgan's Orch. KGHF-Latin American Melodies 9.53) WSM-Francis Craig's Orch. Musical Entree Syracuse." Tonight, they tell WMT-Nat'l Emergency Council *WMAQ-News: KVOR-Jr. Chamber of Commerce about their work and listen to WOW -Dance *News: KFKA KOIL KTHS 10:45 CST 9:45 MST 11:45 CST 10:45 MST Orch. WGN-Lightning Jim, sketch Kostelanetz' rendition of some WSM-Sunny South Minstrels famous Rodgers and Hart hit WIBW WMT WNAX WENR CBS -Wives Night Out: KFH CBS -Dance Orch.: KSL KLZ WMT-Bohemian Frolic tune WBBM WLW KSCJ KRNT 6:45 CST 5:45 MST Mores. detail on 5.. NBC -Al Kavelin's Orch.: WENR 7:45 CST 6:45 MST page KARK-True Stories NBC -Elvira Rios, songs: KGBX NBC -Kraft Music Hall, starring KFEL-Famous Jury Trials NBC -Larry Clinton's Orchestra: NBC -Louis Prima's Orch.: KOA KGBX-Sage of Sleepy Hollow WMT KV00 KGHF WREN (sw-11.87) Bing Crosby; Bob Burns; Paul KFH-Five Star Final KGHF KARK WHO KGBX WOW KGHF-House of Peter MacGregor Taylor Chorus; Ken Carpenter; KGBX-World Dances CBS -Cab Calloway's Orch.: KMOX KV00 WFAA KSD WLW NBC -Mario Cozzi, bar.: Nina KWK-Don't You Believe It Dean, sop: WHO Johnny Trotter's Orch.: WOW KLZ-Civic Theater Radio Players NBC -Charles Barnett's Orch.: MBS-Bob Crosby's Orch.: KFEL 8:00 CST 7:00 MST KOA KSD KARK WLW KV00 KMBC-Dance Time WOW WHO KFI-To be announced MBS-Inside of Sports: WLW WBAP WHO KFI by NBC -Eastman School of Music: WDAF WMAQ KSL-Melodies Moonlight MBS-Bill Carlsen's WLW KNX-Drama Time; Bert Lytell WGN KWK WSM (sw-9.53) KVOR-Ozzie Nelson's Orch. Orch.: WENR (sw-11.87) KWK-Tommy Trigg's 12:00 CST *News: KOIL KFI KSL KGBX-Amer. Family Robinson KW K -Spores Orch. 11:00 MST *KARK-News & Sports MBS-Don't You Believe It: WGN WCCO-Don't You Believe It WBBM-To be announced NBC-Shep Fields' Orch.: WENR *KLZ-Winter Sport News WCCO-Louis KWK KFKA-Western Voice CBS -Major Bowes' Amateur Hour: KMBC-It Can Be Done WREN -Weather: Sports Prima's Orch. KLZ-Capt. Midnight WBBM KSCJ WNAX 11:00 CST 10:00 MST WIBW KSCJ-Story Behind the Song 10:15 CST 9:15 MST NBC -Rudy Bundy's Orch.: WLW KNX-Tea for Two KMBC KRNT KFAB KMOX KTHS-Pleasure Party MBS-Glen Gray's Orch.: KFKA WMAQ WOW KLRA KSL NBC -Jan Savitt's Orch.: WREN KFOR KOA-Orphan Annie, sketch WCCO KFH KNX KVOR-Concert Hour WMT KSO KFEL NBC -Richfield Reporter: KFI KSD-Weather: New Adventure KLZ (sw-11.83) KGBX KSO KWK KWK-Grace Church Choir CBS -Sammy Kaye's Orchestra: MBS-Sterling Young's KVOD-Serenade Variety NBC -Del Courtney's Orchestra: Orchestra: NBC -Good News of 1939; WIBW-Concert Master WBBM KFAB WNAX KMBC WGN KFKA KFEL WDAF-Easy Aces, sketch Show; Frank Morgan; Fanny WNAX-Religious Service KV00 KARK KOA WIBW KSCJ KRNT KLRA WFAA-Home Town Band Brice; Baby Snooks; Gertrude Dorsey's KFH (sw-6.12) *News: KOA KMBC KMOX WMAQ-Four Stars Tonight 9:15 CST 8:15 MST CBS -Jimmy Orch.: KNX Niesen; Tony Martin, tnr.; WNAX KFOR WIBW KSCJ NBC-Chick Webb's Orch.: WMT-Screenland Parade KCMO-Crown WREN KLZ-Dick Barrie's Orch. Orch.; Guests: WMAQ WSM Jam Session (sw-9.65) KANS KOIL KWK 7:00 CST 6:00 MST WOW WHO WDAF KOA KARK KFH-Phantom Theater KSL-Ray Bradford's Orch. NBC -Rudy Vallee's Variety Hour; WBAP KVOO KSD KTHS KGBX-Streamline Swing NBC -Standard Symphony Hour: NBC -Buddy Fisher's Orchestra: KV00-Bob Wills & His Playboys WLW KFI KARK KGBX Guest: WFAA KOA WLW WBAP KFI (sw-9.53) KLZ-Les Weelans, pianist WFAA WOW KSD KVOR-Art Waner WSM For news of Yollywood read "Nel- KSCJ-Mutiny on the High Seas MBS-Griff Williams' Orchestra: KGHF WBBM-Pliner & Earl's Orch. WHO WDAF WOW KSD lywood Showdown" in every is *News: KV00 WMAQ KVOO KFI KARK e of Radio Guide. WNAX-Pot o' Gold KFKA KMOX-American Viewpoints End of Thursday Programs

8:15 CST 7:15 MST WJAG-Markets: Variety Prgm. KFBI-Salina Advertiser MORNING *CBS -Tex Walker, songs: News: FRIDAY, March 10, 1939 9:45 CST 8:45 MST KFEQ-Sally & Sue KLRA (sw-21.57) NBC -Houseboat Hannah, sketch: KFKA-Church Prgm. (sw-15.21) KGHF-Dan & Sylvia 7:00 CST 6:00 MST NBC -Breakfast Club: KGHF NBC-The Woman in White, KMBC-Health: Chapel Singers NBC -Swing Maker: KARK KTHS *KFAB-News: Olson Oddities WHIT -Morning Musical Siesta MBS-Nation's School of the Air: sketch: KSD WOW WHO WDAF KMOX-Manhattan Holiday KGBX (sw-21.5) KFBI-Lois, Joe & Ernest WHO -Life Can Be Beautiful KFEL KFOR KOA-Ted White, songs KANS KFEQ-Sally & Sue WIBW-Betty & Bob KFBI-Variety Prgm. NBC -Breen & de Rose: KV00 KTHS-Time for Thought NBC-Earbenders: WREN KFH-Council of Churches KGHF KWK WNAX-The Goldbergs, sketch KFEQ-Old Timers KV00-Guess What? WOW -Jangles -Fred Feibel, organist: (sw- 8:30 CST . 7:30 MST KGBX-Leaders in Dance Time CBS -Instrumentalists: KVOR KWTO-Poet's Corner CBS KLRA 21.57) NBC-Breakfact Club: KOIL 9:00 CST 8:00 MST KGNF-Curtain Rises WJAG-Weather: Wall Street: Cur- WREN KMBC-Rhythm & Romance MBS-John Metcalf's Choir Loft: tain Raiser *News: KUOA WIBW WOW NBC -Central City, sketch: WOW CBS -Ann Leaf, organist: KFOR WDAF WHO KSD KNX-Morning Melodies KFEL KFOR KWK WNAX-Gospel Singer Musical Clock: KFEQ KOIL KOA-Weavers of Melody KFH (sw-21.57) CBS-Stepmother. 10:15 CST 9:15 MST MST NBC -Smiling Ed McConnell: KOIL-Polly sketch: KMBC 7:15 CST 6:15 KWK the Shopper KMOX NBC -Lorenzo Jones, sketch: WOW NBC songs: KFAB-Grandma Travels KSCJ-Health Column: Montana -Gene & Glenn, CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly, WDAF WHO KSD KGBX KTHS KARK (sw-21.5) KFBI-Baker Hatchery sketch: Slim KARK-Texas Bar Ranch Boys KFEL-Daily Guide to Health KFH KSCJ KLRA KMOX KFAB KFAB-Jane Tucker CBS -Melody Ramblings: KVOR NBC -Vocal Vogues: WREN KTHS-Seven Aces KLZ KFEQ-Blackie: Accordionist NBC -Story of the Month: KARK KWTO-Hammonola, C. Wood KFBI-Otto Richert, hymns CBS -Bob Byron. songs: (sw- KGNF-Westerners KTHS KWTO WREN (sw-15.21) WHB-Sweet Music *KFEQ-News: Markets NBC -Viennese Ensemble: KGHF 21.57) KLRA-Woman's Magazine: Health KFBI-Manhattan Tribune WJAG-Musical Gems KFH-Markets: News KVOD KTHS KOIL Column KGBX-Church in the Wildwood *News: KMBC WNAX WHO *KFEL-News: Trading Post 9:30 CST 8:30 MST CBS -Scattergood Baines, sketch: KGNF KLZ-Your Home KGNF-Model Kitchen KFEQ-Ben Henderson CBS -Hilltop House, sketch: KFH WNAX KFAB KMOX 7:30 CST 6:20 MST KMBC-The Food Scout *KGBX-News KOA-Wells of Music KLRA KOA-Concert Hall KMOX KFAB WIBW KLRA KOIL-The Indian Trio NBC -Do You Remember?: KGBX KGHF-Dance Orch. WNAX KFH NBC -Vic & Sade. sketch: (sw KTHS (sw-21.5) KSD-Weather: To be announced KGNF-Chick Chats KSCJ-Wall Street Mission: Mu- KUOA-Reginald Martin, organist NBC -Just Plain Bill, sketch: sical Interlude: Real Estate News 15.21) CBS -Boy & Girl Next Door: KLZ-Off the Sound Track *KVOR-News KMBC-Fashion Flashes WOW WHO WDAF KV00 KARK KTHS-Town Crier: Art Tatum, MBS-Georgia Crackers: KFOR (sw-21.57) KFKA KWK-Organ Melodies KOA-Infallible Pair NBC -Bob Carol, bar.: WREN pianist Musical Clock: WHB WOW *KWTO-Bob & Dick: News KOIL-Good Old Songs KANS KVOD-Capt. Ozie *KARK-Home Folks Counselor: *News: KFEQ ROIL WREN WDAF-Pecks on the Air KUOA-God's Half Hour WHB-Northside Municipal Court News WAAW KFH WHB-Morning Musicale MBS-Singing Strings: KFOR KVOO-Paula Durand & Wade KOIL WIBW-Betty & Bob *KFBI-Monitor News 7:45 CST 6:45 MST WHO -Those Happy Gilman, WNAX-Vic Sade Hamilton Markets: KFBI KFEQ WAAW & KFEQ-George Hall's Orch. NBC -Radio Rubes: (sw- WIBW-To be announced Swing KillS KVOR-Morning Melodies KGBX-Musital Workshop *WREN -News: Weather: KGNF-Shoppers' Prgm. 21.5) WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys WHB-Keep Fit to Music Time KMBC-To be announced WOW -Eddie Butler, organist KGHF-Devotional CBS -George Perrin, This N. Y. WIBW-Variety Prgm. KLZ-The Home Beautiful 10:00 CST 9:00 MST KOA-Crosscuts Town: (sw-21.57) 8:45 CST 7:45 MST WJAG-Russell Jensen, pianist *KMBC-Prgm. Notes: News:Sur- MBS-Cowboy Band: KWK KSCJ-True Stories Early Risers' Club: KLZ KVOR CBS -Bachelor's Children, sketch: WNAX-Betty Crocker Prgm. prise Your Husband NBC -Viennese Ensemble: WREN KUOA-Health Talks KMOX KVOO-Guess 8:00 CST 7:00 MST KFAB KMBC 9:15 CST 8:15 MST KOA-Financial Service KGBX KARK KVOO What CBS -Sunny Melodies: (sw-21.57) *KSCJ-News: Timetable KWK-Poetic Paradise CBS -Richard Maxwell, songs: NBC -Josh Higgins of Finchville: NBC -Mary Marlin. sketch: (sw- KWTO-Michael Dosch KLZ KFOR KFH (sw-21.57) KFEL-Tonic Tunes WREN KGHF KTHS-Pop Concert 15.21) *KFEQ-Markets: News KUOA-Mail Bag WAAW-Markets *NBC -News: Breakfast Club; KFH-Linda's First Love NBC -Jane Arden, sketch: KWIC CBS -The Fact Finder: KSCJ WHO -Iowa Library Commission (sw-15.21) KVOD-Morning Melodies KLRA KVOR KFH KLZ Orch.: KTHS KARK KOIL KGNF-The Three T's KVOR-Church in the Wildwood WJAG-Voice of the Street KGBX KVOO WREN KANS *KLZ-News NBC -John's Other Wife, sketch: KWK-Midstream NBC-David Harum, sketch: KSD 10:30 CST 9:30 MST (sw-21.5) KVOR-Musical Clock WOW WHO WDAF KSD KV00 KWTO-Market Reports; Michael WDAF WHO WOW NBC -Pepper Young's Family (sw Coffee Pot Inn: WHO WOW KSD-To be announced KARK Dosch: Weather Bureau *News: WAAW KOIL KGNF 15.21) KFAB WNAX *KWK-Sidelights on the News CBS-Myrt and Marge, sketch: WHB-Weather; Story Behind the KVOD KUOA CBS -Big Sister, sjcetch: KFH *News: KGHF KOA KMOX KWTO-Songs for Sale KLRA KFH KFAB KMOX Song KFAB-Songs of the Good Old KLRA KMOX WNAX KFAB KFBI-Sports & Selected WDAF-Music Box Revue WIBW WNAX WIBW-Housewives Prgm. 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THE AMERICAN LEGION comes of age . . . stages a gala birthday party featuring stage, screen and radio stars. For details, time and station get your next week's RADIO GUIDE - it is available at all newsstands today! Beautiful B-8/21 Pise 31 Hall's Orch. WIBW-Life Can Be NBC -Young Widder Brown, KSD-Geo. Good Listening for Friday WNAX Bohemian Orch. sketch: WOW WHO WDAF KTHS-Merry-Go-Round MST KUOA-World Entertains stations which will broadcast then programs ay W 2:15 CST 1:15 NBC -Paul Page, songs: KGBX Further details nd indicated KVOR-Culbertson Bridge Lesson found in the adjacent program columns at the time hereunder NBC -Ma Perkins, sketch: WDAF FRIDAY KARK KTHS KVOO KGHF KV00 WOW KSD WHO KOA WDAF-Heart of Julia Blake * Star in program listings indicates news highlights MBS-Keep Fit to Music with Wal- WHB-The Ranch Boys KARK lace: KOIL KFOR KFKA KWK KLZ March IO WHO-Myrt & Marge, sketch MORNING CBS -Marine Band: KVOR HFRI-Dorothy Heller WIBW-Dinner Hour NBC -Navy Band: KANS KFEQ-Old Timers WNAX Grandma Travels Hour. 11:30 CST (10:30 MST) Farm and Home MBS-Frank Vanay, tnr.: KFKA CBS -Hilltop House, sketch: the News KGNF-Serenader *WOW -People in KOIL KMBC KLZ WIBW KLZ-Lady, Lend an Ear 11:45 CST 10:45 MST NIGHT Let's Sing KARK-Future Farmers of Amer- KOA-Leo & Ken Gal Sunday, sketch KFAB-Markets: CBS -Our ica Forum KSCJ-We Women: P.T.A. KMBC KMOX KFAB KLZ 6:30 CST (520 MST) Jack Haley, Singer -Come- KFBI-Today's Almanac K SD -The Melodeers KFEQ-Organ Melodies KFAB-Jane Tucker Voice of the Farm: KFBI WNAX dian. KUOA-Way Down South Lucille Ball; Virginia Verrill; Ted Fio-Rito's orchestra. KFH-Markets *KQ KFEL-In a Sentimental Mood KVOD-Lee Winter, organist KGNF-Sokolsky Talk KGBXFE-Music-News You Want KFEQ-Sally & Sue 7:00 (6:00 MST) Lucille Manners, Soprano, KMBC-William Ganz, organist KGNF-Crimson Trail KVOR-Shut In Hour KFH-Editor's Daughter, sketch CST KWTO-Charlotte's Piano Impro- KMOX-Tom Bradley KMOX-Editor's Daughter KFKA-Morning Suggestions: Mar- and Soloists. \c- uisations KUOA-Albert Wallace's Orch. KTHS-For Mother & Dad kets WHB-Sweethearts on Parade 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) First Nighter; Original KWK-Al Sarli s Orch. KVOR-Ivory Miniatures KGBX-Happy Days Are Here WHB-Dance Orch. Se r v : Drama. KWTO-Adopted Father WIBW-Protective ice Again Weather WHB-Song Stylists WJAG-Tango Time KGNF-Rambles in Rhythm 7:30 CST (6:30 MST) Burns and Allen, Come- WIBW-Stuart Prgm. MST WJAG-Musical Scrap Book Revival 3:45 CST 2:45 KLRA-Bible Lover's dians, with Frank Parker, Tenor. WJAG-Sunday School Lesson Minstrels: KSCJ KFBI-Women's Hour KLZ-Waltz Time CBS -Merry KFEQ-Old Timers WNAX-Happy Jack's Old Timers KLRA KFOR KFH (sw-11.83) KOIL-Swingcopation 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Campbell Playhouse with 2:30 CST 1:30 MST WREN -Musical Encores Farm Flash NBC -Girl Alone, sketch: KSD *KSCJ-News: Orson Welles. CBS -Keyboard Concerts: KVOR 10:45 CST 9:45 MST Blake WHOKARK KOA WDAF WOW KV00 KSD-Heart of Julia KSCJ KLRA KFH (sw-11.83) CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: WNAX KVOR-House of Peter McGregor 8:30 CST (7:30 MST) March of Time; News Music detail on page II this week. KFAB KMOX KMBC KFH KWTO-Checkerboard Time: Farm Dramatizations. NBC -Pepper Young's Family, CBS -Stepmother, sketch: KLZ NBC -Originalities: KVOD KGHF Music sketch: KSD WDAF KOA KV00 KFAB-Roy & Lonnie Jubilee 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Guy Lombardo and His KANS KOIL WREN WDAF-Golden Wedding WOW WHO KARK KFBI-Music in a Sentimental in the Air Orchestra. NBC -Getting the Most Out of WHB-Music Trio: WREN Mood WHO House. sketch NBC-Swingtime Life: (sw 15.211) -Hilltop Fidler. (sw-15.33) KFEQ-Bill's Hawaiian Players WJAG-Modern Melodies 9:45 CST (8:45 MST) Jimmie KGHF KANS KVOD NBC -Kitty Keene. sketch: KOA Monaco's Orch.: WHB KGNF-With the Classics WOW -The Goldbergs, sketch 10:15 CST (9:15 MST) Chicago Golden Gloves MBS-Hugh Bradley KVOO WDAF WHO WOW KFOR KFKA KMBC-Tom Keene, sketch NIBS -The Woman's Page: KFKA Bouts. KMOX-Kitty Cornhusker Jamboree. KFAB KUOA-Popular Tunes KARK-At 'sour Request AFTERNOON KOIL KVOR-Old Refrains KFEQ-Weather Bureau Rhythm. Roundup: KGBX KWTO KWTO-Curly & His Boys KGBX-Markets: Popular Music FREQUENCIES *KFBI-News: Selected WHB-Dance Matinee KGNF-Gems of Melody 12:00 CST 11:00 MST KFEQ-Master Singers WIBW-Ma Perkins, sketch KLRA-Those Happy Gilmans KANS-1210 KLRA-1390 KUOA-1260 WGN-720 KGNF-World Bookman NBC -Armchair Quartet: (sw KARK-890 KLZ-560 KVOD-920 WHB-860 WJAG-Around Town KLZ-History in the Making 15.33) KLZ-American School of the Air WMBH-Piano Ramblings HSCJ-Peter KFAB-770 KMBC-950 KV00-1140 WHO -1000 Midland Minstrels MacGregor sketch: KMBC-The WNAX-Betty Lane's Southernérs KSD-Just Plain Bill, sketch CBS -The Goldbergs, KLZ KFBI-1050 KMOX-1090 KVOR-1270 WIBW-580 KMOX-Magic Kitchen KWK-1350 WJAG-1060 MST KTHS-Rhythm in Brass MBS-The Happy Gang: KFOR KFEL-920 KNX-1050 KTHS-Hit Revue 4:00 CST 3:00 KOA-830 KWTO-560 WLS-870 WHO KUOA-Joe Green, Marimba KFKA KFEQ-680 KUOA-To be announced NBC -Tune Types: KV00 KOIL-1260 WAAW-660 WLW-700 KVOR-Good Morning, Neighbor NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: KFH-1300 KWK-Swing Organist CBS -Ruth Carhart. sop.; Piano: WBAP-800 WMAQ-670 *KWK-News: Musical Interlude KANS KFI-640 KRNT-1320 WJAG-Afterncon Concert KLRA KSCJ (sw-11.83) KSCJ-1330 WBBM-770 WMT-600 KWTO-Woman in the Store KFKA-880 WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys McKinley, bar.; Or- Ma Perkins, sketch: KMOX KFH KFOR-1210 KSD-550 WCCO-810 WNAX-570 NBC -Barry WHB-A Song and a Dance CST - 1:45 MST KWK *News: Markets: KSD WHB WDAF-610 WOW -590 2:45 gan: KGHF KOIL WREN %.,13W -Judy & Jane KGBX-1230 KSL-1130 Light: KTHS *News: KGNF WAAW KFAB KSO-1430 WENR-870 WR EN -1220 NBC -The Guiding KANS (sw-11.87) 11:00 CST 10:00 MST KGHF-1320 WDAF WOW KSD WHO KVOO KTHS WIBW KGNF-1430 KTHS-1060 WFAA-800 WSM-650 CBS -Scattergood Baines, sketch: MBS-Balladeer: KFKA KOIL Voice of the Farm: KGBX WOW KOA KARK KVOR KLZ WIBW KGBX KTHS KFBI-Sunflower Quartet the Bookends: NBC -Wife Saver: NBC -Between MBS-To be announced: KFOR *CBS -Mary Margaret McBride, KFEL-Willie Hartzell KANS KGHF WREN KWK. (sw- KFEQ-Markets 15.33 ) NBC -Houseboat Hannah, sketch: columnist: KMBC KMOX KFAB WNAX-Farm & Honte & Markets KFEQ-Bill's Hawaiian Players WHO WOW KOA WDAF *KLRA-News: Farm Service Training: KSD KLZ *WOW -News: Musical Prgm. KGNF-Mr. Smith, pianist MBS-Good Health and KV00 *KMBC-News: Markets: Musical KFKA KFOR NBC -The Carters of Elm Street, Interlude 11:45 MST KVOR-Carol Carson: Frolics KUOA WHB KWTO 12:45 CST KWK -Midstream, drama *News: sketch: KOA KSD KOIL-Those Happy Gilmans Gilmans: KOA KFBI-Bordertown Barbeque KARK-Church of Christ NBC -Those Happy KWTO-Organ Varieties NBC -Meet the Artist, Nellie Re- *KSCJ-News: Master Breeder KFEQ-Sally & Sue KFAB-Irma & the Boys KSD WDAF (sw-11.87) WAAW-Markets vell Interviewing: KGHF KUOA-Mdsic in Sentimental Mood Pictures and review on page s. KFH-Ark Valley Boys KFBI-Concert Hour Empire KFH KVOR-How When & Where: CBS -This Day Is Ours. sketch: 1:30 CST 12:30 MST KGNF-Lost KFEL-Leo Erdody's Orch Markets: KFEQ *KMBC-News: Musical Interlude *News: KFOR KVOD Master Singers KMOX KMBC NBC -Valiant Lady, sketch: WDAF KFEQ-Sally & Sue KUOA-Salon Music Church KWTO-Singing Sam of Us: KGBX KOA WHO WOW KSD (sw- KFH-Talk by Rev. Parrish KARK-Nazarene NBC -The Four KVOD-Afternoon Musicale Bookman *WDAF-Weather: News: Markets 11.87) KGNF-Siesta Serenade KFBI-World WREN (sw-15.33) KWBG-Echoes of Life Opera Waltzes WHO-Markets & Weather the KMBC-The Midland Minstrels KGNF-Popular NBC -Words & Music: KTHS CBS -American School of Air: WHB-Staff Frolic KLRA-Betty Crocker WJAG-Markets: Cradle -Roll & KFAB KMOX KVOR KMBC KMOX-Barnyard Follies Experience: KPEL WNAX-Ma Perkins KSCJ-Richard Maxwell Hospital Report MBS-Voice of KSCJ KFH WNAX (sw-15.27) KTHS-Swinging Strings WNAX-Farm & Home KOIL KWK WHB 3:00 CST 2:00 MST WJAG-English Lutheran Church KUOA-Markets: Music in a Mod- MBS-Pauline Alpert, pianist: 11:15 MST KFKA KGHF KFH NBC -Back Stage Wife, sketch: WNAX-Happy Jack's Old Timers ern Mode 12:15 CST *News: KFOR KV00-Grandma Travels NBC -Let's Talk It Over: (sw- Man on the Street., KWTO WOW WOW WDAF WHO KOA MST -Music Appreciation Hour: 4:15 CST 3:15 KWK-Texas Drifter 15.33) KARK-Checkerboard Time NBC *NBC -Club Matinee: News: KFEL _KGHF MBS-Johnson Family: KWTO-Tommy & Tunesmiths NBC -Farm Radio News: KWK KFBI-Frank Gage KTHS WREN KANS KVOD W HB WDAF-Linda's First Love KOIL KANS KOA WREN KARK KFEQ-United Street Reporter KFBI-Markets KGHF KGBX (sw-11.87) NBC -Adrian Rollini's Orchestra: WHB-Hope Hudson: Silver Sails KV00 (sw-11.87) KGNF-E. C. Stickelman. talk KFEQ-Ben Henderson CBS -Talk by Wm. Wells Thorns: KGHF WREN KGBX KVOO WHO -Judy & Jane KLRA Voice of Experience KFKA-H. E. Green: Markets CBS -Life Can Be Beautiful, KSCJ KLRA KFOR KFH (sw- KWK KTHS (sw-11.87) WIBW-Kitty Keene sketch: KMOX KLZ KLZ-What Is It? KGNF-Mutiny on the High Seas 11.83) WJAG-Musical Masterpieces KSCJ-Markets KLRA-Linda's First Love Dr. William Thorns. mission- CBS -Life & Love of Dr. Susan, *News: WJAG KFBI KUOA WNAX-Those Happy Gilmans KUOATo be announced *KLZ-News ary doctor and explorer, speaks sketch: KLZ the subject Building WOW -Toby & Susy WNAX KYOR-Aloha Land KUOA-Harbor of Harmony on -Bridge Family & Mine, KFAB-Markets & Farm Notes in Arabia." NBC -Your WREN -The Range Riders WHO -Lem & Martha KVODVoice of Public Opinion sketch: KSD WDAF WOW KFEQ-Voice of the Farm CBS -Pretty Kitty Keelly. sketch: 11:15 CST 10:15 MST WNAX-Noonday Visit KVOO-To be announced KFH-Markets: Information Please KMBC CBS -Men Behind the Stars: KFH CBS -Her Honor, Nancy James, 1:00 CST 12:00 MST *KWK-News: Musical Interlude KFOR KLRA KSCJ (sw-11.83) KFKA-Melody Memories KARK-Tom Bradley, Adopted sketch: KMBC KFAB KMOX CBS -Stanley Hickman Presents: WHB-Voice of Kansas City KGBX-Luncheon Dance Music 1:45 CST 12:45 MST Father To be announced: KUOA KVOR KLZ KGHF-Tonic Tunes KSCJ -Betty Crocker,. cooking talk: KFEQ-Pony Express Roundup KFEQ-Matinee NBC-Southernaires: KTHS KGBX KGNF-Grandma Travels NBC -Music Appreciation Hour: NBC Corner WHO KOA KSD WDAF (sw- KFKA-American Family Robison KGNF-Poet's (sw-15.33) KMBC-Tex Owens. songs KANS KOIL WREN KGBX organist 11.87) *KGNF-News KMBC-Willie Ganz, NBC -The O'INeills, sketch: WOW KSCJ-Voice of the People KARK KTHS (sly -15.33) KLZ-History in the Making: KOA-Judy and Jane, sketch Marimba Magic: KLZ WHB WDAF KOA KTHS-Concert Orch. CBS -Big Sister: KLZ Surprise Your Husband FOIL -Top Tunes KVOR-Duane Osborne. pianist *KFBI-News & Farmers Hour KWTO-The Lone Ranger MBS-Swingsters: KFKA NBC -Betty & Bob, sketch: WHO Ferne KMOX-Singin' Sam KWTO-Tommy Watson KFEQ-Pauline KUOA-Salon Orch. WHO -The Goldbergs, sketch Grandma's Travels: KWTO WIBW WDAF KOA WOW KSD (sw- Music WDAF-Betty Crocker KFKA-Luncheon Spring Planting: WIBW Bar Nothing Ranch Kitty Keene, Inc sketch: KFH 11.87) KGNF-Old Refrains *KVOO-News: WHHFarmers' Hour Musical Interlude *WJAG-News WNAX WHO -Luncheon Music CBS -Doc Barclay's Daughters: KLRA-Editor's Daughter CST 3:30 MST Orch.: Markets KVOR-Matinee Melodies 4:30 KFBI-Bohemian WIBW-Consumer's Coop: Mar KMOX *KVOD-Interlude: News Madness Trio: WREN KGHF Timers organist KWK-Mid-Afternoon NBC-Landt KFEQ-Old kets MBS-Ralph Ginsburgh's Concert KVOO-Wade Hamilton, KWTO-Markets: Health Hints KOIL KGHF-Club Reporters WOW -Midday Melodies Orch.: KFKA KWK WHB KWK-Musical Prgm. with of Business sketch WJAG-Waltz Me CBS -March of Games: KFH KLZ KGNF-Parade 12:30 CST 11:30 MST KWTO-Ma Perkins, WNAX-Cliff Frederickson KLRA-Three Quarter Charm *News: KFOR KVOR WJAG-Russell Jensen, organist KSCJ KLRA KVOR KFOR NBC -Pea b I es Takes Charge. CST 2:15 MST KOIL-Waltz Time KFAB-Tom Bradley WOW -Judy & Jane 3:15 KMBC sketch: KGHF KWK & Ernest WHB KSCJ-Maurice Pellissier's Orch. KFBI-Forget-me-nuts 2:00 CST 1:00 MST MBS-Midstream: KFKA NBC -Don Winslow: (sw-11.87) NBC -Words & Music: KOA (sw- *KFEL-News: Old Time Melo- *KSD-News: Tel -e -Tunes CBS -Marine Band: KFOR KLRA CBS-Myrt & Marge, sketch: 15.33) dies NBC -Three Romeos: KOA KARK KUOA-Irving Mixed Quartet KSCJ KMBC KLZ KGBX WHO of the Week CBS -Road of Life. sketch: KMOX KFEQ-Blackie, accordionist KVOD-Hits NBC -Story of Mary Marlin, CBS -Matinee Promenade: KSCJ Piano: of the Hour KFHGrandma Travels MBS-Jess Kirkpatrick & *KVOO-News MBS-Silhouettes in Blue: KFKA sketch WDAF WOW KOA KSD KFOR KLRA (sw-11.83) KWK-Pop McDonald & Others KGHF-Noon Hour Novelties WHB *News: WREN KOIL WHO KLRA-Serenaders WHO KVOO KARK NBC -Stella Dallas, sketch: WHO KFAB-Texas Mary WAAW-Markets KFEQ KWTO KGNF WOW WDAF KVOO KOA Hartzell WDAF-Editor's Daughter, sketch KGBX KMBC-Life Can Be Beautiful NBC -Navy Band: WREN KGHF KFEL-Willie KARK-Light Crusut Doughboys Stories WHO -Rainbow Rhythms KUOA "1260" Friendly Street (sw-15.33) KARK-Hits & Encores KFEQ-True KFAB-Last Call for Dinner 10:30 MST KVOO-Chamber of Commerce MBS-Marriage License Romances: KFBI-Console Capers *KGNF-News 11:30 CST *KFBI-Voice of the People KOA-Paul Martin's Orch. Reflections: KFH KWTO-Martin's Piano Pals KFKA KWK KOIL WHB KFH-Tea Time Jamboree CBS -Console KFEL-Songs of the Islands: Fur WNAX-Tom Bradley Stories KSD-Vic & Sade, sketch KLRA KGNF KFEQ KGBX-True Lectures 1:15 CST 12:15 MST Markets: KGNF-Musical Pot Pourri KTHS-Lone Ranger CBS -Romance of Helen Trent, KFH-Variations on Syncopation Stories: KLZ KFAB-Songs Sacred KMOX Linda's First Love. sketch KVOO-Facts for Feminine Ears CBS -Aunt Jenny's KFBI-Herb Lindsey sketch: KLZ KMBC KMOX KLRA-Deacon Williams KTHS-Sing & Swing KWK-Nat'l Council of Jewish CBS -Life & Love of Dr. Susan, Jane KFAB KLZ-Personal Shopper: Interlude KFH-Judy & KUOA-Music in the Air Women: Musical Interlude sketch: KLRA KMBC WNAX KGBX-Music by Cugat NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: KMBC-The Goldbergs, sketch KWTO-Jim & Bob WDAF-Tens & Tim KWK WREN KVOO KGBX KFAB KMOX KFH KLZ-Farm Service Prgm. WIBW-Matinee KSCJ-Noon Times Par farther Jetdü xee xponaor's WIBW-This Day Is Ours KGHF KARK KOA (sw-15.21) KTHS-Melody Boys announcement os page 21. KMBC-Happy Kitchen WJAG-Vocal Varieties WJAG-For Children Only Opinion KGNF KWTO KUOA-University Farm Club KMOX-One Woman's WNAX-Rodeo Recess WNAX-Coral Islanders Markets: NBC -Arnold Grimm's Daughter, Presents Review: Legisla- KVOO-Bob Wills & His Playboys KTHS-High School CST 2:30 MST WOW -Creighton University KFEL-Fashicn sketch: WDAF WHO KOA WOW of the Opera 3:30 Interviews KVOR-Music by Cugat KUOA-Stories sketch: WOW 4:45 CST 3:45 MST tive KSD (sw-11.87) KVOD-Colorado Rangers NBC -Vic & Sade, KFEQ-Singin' Sam WDAF-Grandma Travels \A11u WDAF KVOO KOA CBS -Aeolian Ensemble: KLRA MBS-As You Like It: KFKA KVOR-Farm Prgm. KFKA-Legislative News WIBW-Noonday Prgm. KLZ KFOR KVOR KFAB WHB KWTO-Kitty Keene. Inc., sketch *NBC -Club Matinee: News: KLZ-Interlude' WJAG-Weather: Police: Funeral on Next Page) KFEL KSCJ *WAAW-News KOIL (sw-9.53) (Continued KOIL-Co. Bluffs Highlights Notices: Visitors Mail Bae To be announced: Page 32 8/21-B Lone Ranger: KOIL WHB WBAP-Variety in Rhythm MBS-The Lone Ranger, sketch: NBC -Uncle Ezra. comedy sketch: CBS -Jimmy Dorsey's Orchestra: *News: KVOR KFAB WENR-Radio Fanfare WGN KFEL KOA WMAQ WOW WLW KSD WIBW KFBI-Forget-me-nots & Ernest WHO-Radio Parade *KFI-News WDAF KFI WFAA KARK NBC -Death Valley Days: KOA FRIDAY KFEQ-Melody Time WIBW-Sophie Tucker KGBX-Echoes of the Stage & KVOO (sw-9.53)" KFI With the WNAX-You Shall KFEQ-On Dance Have Rhythm Screen KFH-Friends University WOW KMOX KGNF-Russian Rhapsody WSM-Melody Men *News: KGHF-Hawaiian Harmonies KFKA-Lone Ranger KFEL-Answer Game March 10 KLZ-Theater Review. Prgm. Teas- 6:30 CST 5:30 MST KLZ-Lightning Jim KGBX-The Labor Parade KSTP-Front Page Drama ers: Interlude NBC -Oscar Shumsky, violinist: KNX-Tea for Two *KMBC-News: Sports WBAP-Nick Stuart's Orch. KMBC-Skipper Hawkins KGHF KANS KOIL KV00 KOIL-Did You Know? KNX-Calling All Cars WCCO-Rollie Johnson (4:45 p.m. Continued) KMOX-Bob Dun,ham, comments CBS -Wonder Show with Jack Ha- KSL-Can You Imagine That KSL-I Want a Divorce WDAF-Dance Orch. NBC-Edward Davies, bar.: KVOO KSD-Sportlights ley, singer -comedian; Lucille Ball; WLS-To be announced KTHS-Criminal Case Histories WENR-Fletcher Henderson's Orch. KOA KGBX KARK KTHS-Stan Myer's Orch. Virginia Verrill; Ted Fio-Rito's WLW-Carson Robison's Buck- WBBM -Sports Huddle WMAQ-Russ Morgan's Orch. KUOA-Gaslight NBC -Tom Mix' Straight Shooters: Harmonies Orch.: KLRA WCCO KRNT aroos WCCO-Sportsmen's Special WSM-Teachers College (sw-11.87) KVOD-Melody in Rhythm KMBC KSCJ KFAB KMOX 7:45 CST 6:45 MST WGN-I Need a Job MST KVOO-Dick Tracy, sketch 10:45 CST 9:45 NBC -Vaughn de Leath. songs: WBBM KFH (sw-11.83) *News: KNX KWK WHO-Farmers Forum NBC -Russ Morgan's Orchestra: KWTO-Sons of the Pioneers WIBW-Sport Review MBS-Front Page Parade, news KFH-The Day Dreamer KSTP WJAG-Clock Watcher KFI-Know Your Schools WSM-Fireside Singers *News: WAAW WHO drama: WLW WGN CBS -Wayne King's Orch.: KMOX KGHF-House of Peter KFBI-Fellowship Hour 5:45 CST 4:45 MST MacGregor MST *News: WHO WDAF KVOD KOIL-Bob Burt, bar. 9:45 CST 8:45 KFH-Phanton Theater KFEQ-Thic Rhythmic Age NBC -Tom Mix' Straight Shooters: WMT CBS -Columbia Broadcasting Sym- KSL-Sophie Tucker's Show WCCO-Louis Prima's Orch. KFH-The Old Trader KWK KARK-The Lone Ranger, sketch phony: WNAX KRNT KSL WOW -Musical Prgm.- Window KGNF-House of MacGregor KVOR-Sportatonal CBS -Sophie Tucker & Her Show: KFBI-Gaslight Harmonies NBC -To be announced: Pictures 8:00 CST 7:00 MST WREN KMBC-Hillbilly Music KLRA KFAB KFH KSCJ KMOX KFI-Art Baker's Notebook KWK KOIL WMT KSO KVOD 11:00 CST 10:00 MST KOIL-Fed. Housing Talk NBC -Waltz Time; Abe Lyman's WNAX KGBX-Captains of Industry NBC -Gilmore KFI KSCJ-Ma Perkins, sketch Orch.: WDAF WMAQ KSD WOW NBC-Story Behind the Headlines: Circus: NBC -Jimmy Richard's Orchestra: KGNF-Dinner Dance KSD-Washington U. Educational KLZ-Howie Wing, sketch WSM KFI KOA WHO (sw-9.53) (sw-9.53) NBC -Gray Gordon's Orch.: KARK KARK KGHF KANS WOW WHO KSD KGBX KANS Series KNX-Judy & the Jesters NBC -Plantation Party; Choir; NBC -Jimmie Fidler: WMAQ KSD Captain Midnight. sketch: KSD WBAP KUOA-Children's Prgm KOA-Jack Armstrong, sketch Orch.: WFAA WMT KSO KOIL WOW KOA KFI WDAF KMBC For news of Hollywood read Hol- KWTO-Sports KSD-Cheri McKay & Co. KARK WREN WENR KVOO lywood Showdown' in every le- CBS -Ben Bernie's Orch.: KSCJ Dick Tracy, sketch: WOW sue or Radio Guide. WDAF-Cowboy Bill WIBW KSL-Broadcasters Review KWK WLW (sw-11.87) WNAX WBBM KFAB KRNT WHB-Design for Dacing *News: WREN KFEQ KV00 KMBC-Sophie Tucker's Show KFH WIBW KLRA (sw-6.12) KVOR-Cocktail Hour CBS Playhouse, WJAG-Joe Koory To be announced: KUOA KLZ -Campbell drama: KMOX-Interviews with Hon. Ed. *KWK-Sports & News KMOX WBBM KFH KSL NBC -Chick Webb's Orch.: WREN WNAX-George B. German Little Orphan Annie. sketch: KFAB E. Wall WFAA-Question Box KLRA KRNT WCCO KMBC KLZ. KSO WOW -Surprise Your Husband: WDAF WHO WIBW-Musical KVOO-Lydia White, organist Newsie KNX WIBW (sw-11.83) CBS -First Nighter: KNX Aunt Sally KGBX-Sage of Sleepy Hollow WLS-Sports: Something to Talk KVOR-Electricity Speaks W HEN-Rhythmusie KGNF-Music from Paradise About MBS-Peter Quill, drama: WGN WBBM-Drama Time MBS-Golden Gloves Bouts: WMT 5:00 CST 4:00 MST KOA-Tea Time Tangos and Pen *WMAQ-News: Musical Entree *News: KFOR KGBX WFAA-Dr. Pepper Kidoodlers KFOR KFKA KOIL WGN KFEL *CBS -News: Manhattan Sere- Women WNAX-Pot o' Gold *KFEL-News: Swing Time WIBW-Emahizer's Melodies *News: KGHF KV00 KWK naders: KVOR KSCJ KLRA *K'IHS-News: Today's Winners WOW -Dance Orch. KGHF-To be announced WLW-Spotlight KMl3GDance Time KLZ KFAB KVOD-Twilight Ensemble WREN -Styled Music KSCJ-Stars of Tomorrow KMOPC-Amer. Road Builders KVOR-Cub Reporters 10:00 CST 9:00 MST NBC -Don Winslow of the Navy. WSM-Jamup and Honey KTHS-Hello, America KOA-Swingtime KWTO-To be announced KVOR-Tropical Moods NBC -Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: KSL-Good Will Prgm. sketch: WREN KWK 6:45 CST 5:45 MST WDAF WOW KOA WMAQ WSM WNAX-Triple A Prgm. KTHS-Jimmy Caprâ s Orch. MBS-Muted Music: KFOR KOIL NBC -Frank Dailey's Orch.: WHO WBAP WHO KV00 KFI 8:15 CST 7:15 MST KVOR-Dancehour WHB KGHF KVOO - NBC -Johnny Messner's Orch.: WDAF-Moonbeams NIGHT KFEL-Mrs. G. W. Ballard, "I Am" *NBC-Yoichi Hiroaka, xylophon- NBC -Trio Time: WREN (sw-9.53) WENR-Music As You Desire It ist: News: KVOO KOA KGBX KGBX-Organocturne: Dance Hr MBS-Inside of Sports: WGN KVOR-On the Dance MBS-Sterling Young's Orchestra: WLW-Moon River (sw-9.53) 6:00 CST 5:00 MST With WLW KWK WNAX-Employment Prgm. KFEL WMAQ-Freddie Hankel's Orch. Dick Tracy, sketch: WDAF NBC -Amos 'n' Andy: KSD WLW 11:15 CST 10:15 MST *News: KOIL WLS KSL 8:30 CST 7:30 MST CBS -Leighton Noble's Orchestra: KWTO CBS -County Seat, sketch: KFAB *KFI-News: Agnes White KMBC WCCO KLRA NBC -Chick Webb's Orch.: KGHF NBC -Death Valley Days; drama: KFAB To be announced: KUOA WOW KSCJ KFKA-Western Voice WSM KSD WLW WOW WHO WRAF NBC -Ruby Newman's Orchestra: KARK NBC Sears, KGBX-Merry Melody Bakers NBC -Gray Gordon's Orch.: KVOO KFBI-Frank -Charles tnr.: KANS WMAQ (sw-9.53) KGNF KANS KWK Gage WENR KARK KSO KOIL KVOD KLZ-Capt. Midnight KTHS *KFEL-News Melodious Mo- Nis -march of lime: KWK WMT *News: WMT KOIL WENR KFH KGHF KWK KNX-Hollywood Scrapbook WENR KOIL KOA KFI KSO CBS -Ben Bernie's Orch.: WCCO ments KOA-Orphan Annie, sketch WLW WIBW WNAX KTHS KFEQ-Ben Henderson MBS-Fulton Lewis. Jr commen- WREN (sw-11.87) KFKA WBBM KSCJ KMOX tator: KFKA WHB KSD-Weahter: New Adventure KFH-Sport Salute KVOD-Serenade MBS-Gloomchasers: KFOR Sophie Tucker: KVOR KLZ MBS-Golden Gloves Bouts: KWK *KGHF-News Captain Midnight, sketch: WGN WDAF-Don't You Believe KARK-Swing Fourteen KARK True Stories KFEL-Vic Arden's Orch. It KOA-Joe Sudy's KGNF-Christian Science WIBW WFAA-Sports KGHF-Paul Martin's Music KGBX-World Dances Orch. KMOX-The Goldbergs, sketch *News: WOW KGBX KFOR WIBW-Voice of the Farm KSCJ-Dream Time KMOX-Let's Compare Notes 11:30 CST 10:30 MST *KSD-News: Dick Leibert. or- KFH WNAX WFAA WMAQ-Courtney Campaign Corn. KTHS-Concert Orch. KNX-Through the Sport Glass NBC -Charles Barnett's Orchestra: ganist KFI-Ann Warner Chats with her WMT-Opportunity Knocks KVOD-The Four Vikings KSL-Songs from the Shows WREN KANS KVOO KGHF KTHS-Capitol Reporter Neighbors WNAX-Government Reports KV00-Good Will Hour WGN-Concert Orch. KSO WSM (sw-6.14) WREN WHO -Captain Midnight KGNF-Evening Musicale WSM-Lawrence Goodman, pianist KVOR-Ranch Boys -Weather: Sports CBS -Little Jackie Heller's Orch.: WJAG-Musical Roulette KLRA-News: Dinner Music: 7:00 CST 6:00 MST WFAA-Sports Review 10:15 CST 9:15 MST WBBM KRNT WIBW KVOR WNAX-Zeke Martin's Boys Sports *WGN-News: Highlights of Sports NBC -Johnny Messner's Orch.: KSCJ WNAX KFAB KMBC KLZ-Radio Quiz NBC -Warden Lewis E. Lawes' 5:15 CST 4:15 MST Criminal Case Histories: WLS WNAX-DeCosta's Orch. KARK KOA KVOO KMOX KFH KLRA (sw-6.12) NBC -Dorothy Rochelle. songs: *KMBC-News: Sportcast KWK WMT KSO KOIl. WSM-Lyric Moods KMOX-Alpine Varieties WREN CBS-Lum & Abner: KMBC KNX CBS -Wonder Show with Jack WREN KOIL WSM KFEL (sw-11.87) KNX-Fletcher Wiley, talk KFI 8:45 CST 7:45 MST KSL KLZ Haley: KNX KSL CBS -Howie Wing, sketch: KMBC KOA-Strolling Songster NBC -Cities Service Concert; KARK-Gems of Melody CBS -Leighton Noble's Orch.: NBC -Eddy Rogers' Orch.: WOW KFAB KMOX KSL-Dick Tracy Lucille Manners, sop.; Frank KGBX-On With the Dance WIBW WNAX KFOR (sw-9.65) KGBX WBAP KARK KTHS KSD *NBC -Malcolm Claire: News: *KUOA-News: Sports Black's Orchestra: WDAF KOA KSCJ-Mutiny on the High Seas NBC -Ruby Newman's Orchestra: WHO KVOO KSD WHO WOW KTHS KGBX KARK (sw-9.53) KVOO-Moments of Melody WFAA *KVOD-News WREN KGBX KWK MBS-Golden Gloves Bouts: WGN WMAQ KARK (sw-9.53) WFAA-Jan Savitt's Orch. MBS-To be announced: KFOR KVOR-Terry 8v the Pirates MBS-Chicago KFKA KFOR WMT KOIL KWK WBBM-Dr. Preston WGN-Dick Jurgens' Orch. Golden Gloves Captain Midnight, sketch: KV00 Bradley MBS-Johnny Presents What's My Bouts: KSO KFKA WMT KFEL KFEL-Jitterbug Jamboree WNAX WCCO-Jack Armstrong Name? with Budd Hulick, Ar- 9:00 CST 8:00 MST WGN KFI-Good Morning Tonight Dick Tracy, sketch: KSD WHO WDAF-Sophisticated Swing lene Francis & Ray Block's CBS -Grand Central Station, dra- More detail on pose 5. *KLZ-News WLW *KFBI-News WHO-Songfellows Orch.: WGN ma: WBBM KRNT KLZ KMBC *News: WHO WMAQ KVOR WCCO-Frank Trumbauer's Orch. KFEL-Swing Your Partner WJAG-Evening Concert CBS -First Nighter, drama: KRNT KFAB KMOX WIBW KLRA KSL KFH-Kaliko Kat Orch. WDAF Parade Dance Orch. KFEQ-Melody Time WMAQ-Radio KFAB WIBW WNAX WCCO WCCO KNX KFI-Cabbages & Kings WLW Twenty -Four Hour Review WMT-Music for Men KFH-Rhapsody in Brass KLZ WBBM KMBC KSL KMOX NBC -Guy Lombardo's Orch.: KOA KMOX-Speaker: Organ Melodies WMAQ-Fletcher Henderson's Orch. WSM-Capitol Reporter KGHF-Afternoon Varieties KSL (sw-11 83) WFAA KSD WOW WHO WMAQ KOIL-Sports 11:45 CST 10:45 MST KGNF-Harmony Hall 6:15 CST 5:15 MST KFH-First Federal Quartet WSM WDAF KVOO KFI KANS KSCJ-Penthouse NBC -Charles Barnett's Orch.: KLRA-Jimmie Allen NBC -Ennio Bolognini's Orch.: KFKA-Dinner Music KTHS (sw-953) KTHS-Good Music Hour WENR Bob KLZ-Song Shoppers WOW WMAQ KSD KGBX-Gems of Melody NBC -To be announced: KGHF *WBAP-News: & Art WBBM-Piano Parade CBS -Little Jackie Heller's Orch.: *KOA-Report Period: News NBC -Jan Savitt's Orch.: KANS KGHF-Eddie Swarthout's Orch. WENR WREN KWK WMT KSO KLZ KSCJ-Student Workshop K\1'lí KARK KVOD WMT KLRA-CheckQrs: Serenaders KANS KOIL KVOD (sw-11.87) WCCO-Cedric Adams KVOR-Music Graphs Yeo, NBC -Eddy Rogers' Orch.: KOA CBS-Lum & Abner, rural com- KNX-Erwin organist MBS-Curtain Time, drama: WGN KWK-Pop Wise & Filbert WENR-Ennio Bolognini's Orch. WLW-Frank Dailey's Orch. edy: WBBM KFAB KRNT KSCJ-Rhapsody in Rhythm KWTO-Hits & Encores KARK-Barbara & Polly WIBW-NEC Prgm. KMOX KLRA WCCO KVOR-Variety Prgm. 12:00 CST 11:00 MST WBAP-Variety in Rhythm 7:15 CST 6:15 MST KFH-Quizzer Baseball WLW-Buddy Fisher's Orch. CBS -Sophie Tucker: KNX WDAF-Air Adv. of Allen NBC -Jimmie Fidler: WLW KGBX-American Family Robinson WOW -Wig Waggin' with Wagner Jimmie CBS -Howie Wing, sketch: KNX NBC -Voice of Hawaii: WOW WHB-When Day Is Done be announced: KFOR KSCJ-Crimson Trail *WSM-World in Review: Sports MBS-To KFH-Voices of Yesterday WENR WOW -Junior Round Table WHB KVOR-Concert Hour 10:30 CST 9:30 MST KFKA-Sportscast WLW-Open House *NBC -Richfield Reporter: KI.1 5:30 CST 4:30 MST *News: WAAW WGN KGNF KSCJ-Hollywood NBC -Larry Clinton's Orch.: KSO Spotlight WNAX-Religious Service NBC -Lawrence Welk's Orchestra: NBC -Invitation to Romance: To be announced: KGHF KOIL KVOR-Dinner Musicale KOIL WREN KGHF KWK KGBX KARK KOA (sw-9.53) KFH-Album of Musical Memories 9:15 CST 8:15 MST WMAQ WLW KSD 7:30 CST 6:30 MST Murray's CBS -Wayne King's Orch.: KFAB NBC -Lyon & Marlowe. KFKA-Evening Reverie KARK-Reed Orch. MBS-Bernie Cummins' Orchestra: Diano CBS -Burns & Allen with Frank KSCJ-Ruby Room KMBC WNAX KLRA KSCJ duo: KGIIF WREN KFI-Better Business Bureau Parker, tnr.; Paul Douglas, an- KRNT KFOR WBBM KFKA KWK KFEL KGBX-Captain Midnight WNAX-To be announced MBS-The Little Review: KFKA nouncer; Ray Noble's Orchestra: NBC -Russ Morgan's Orch.: *News: KOA KMBC KMOX KSL KLZ-Dick Tracy, sketch 9:30 CST 8:30 MST WHO KWK KRNT KMBC KSCJ KFH KLRA KARK KGBX KVOO KANS KFEL-Bert Castle's Orch. KMBC-As Kansas City Dines CBS -Columbia Broadcasting Sym- KLZ-Good Will Hour CBS -Today with Bob Trout: WCCO WIBW KFAB WNAX phony: KLRA KFAB KLZ KSCJ (sw-9.53) KOA-Winter Sports Report KVOR-Conversation at Eleven KSCJ WBBM KMOX (sw-11.83) KVOR KMOX KFOR (sw-9.65) CBS & Allen: KSCJ-Timetable: Sports -Burns KVOR KLZ WBBM-Pliner & NBC -Jamboree: WSM KANS Earl's Orch. Captain Midnight: KFH WOW KSL-Howie Wing NBC -Bert Lytell, original dramas: KNX KSL WDAF-Dance KWK WREN KSO (sw-11.87) Orch. Jack Armstrong. sketch: WIBW KUOA-Evening Vespers KWK WMT KSO KOIL WREN MBS-Golden Gloves Bouts: WLW WGN'-Ina Ray Hutton's Orch. WDAF WHO WNAX KLRA KVOR-Mutiny on the High Seas MBS-Symphonic Strings: WMT KVOD KFKA End of Friday Programs

CBS -Bob Byron, songs: (sw- KMOX-Ozark Varieties KFEL-Guide to Health MORNING 21.57) SATURDAY, March I I , 1939 KOA-Mother Randall & Blue Rib- KFEQ-Blackie: Accordionist 7:30 CST 6:30 MST bon Melodies KGNF-Round the Town KUOA-Story Book Castle KMBC-The Food Scout NBC -Musical Tete -a-Tete: KGBX KWK-It's a Natural 7:00 CST 6:00 MST KOA-On the Mall (sw-21.5) Early Risers' Club: KVOR KLZ 8:15 CST 7:15 MST KWTO-Goodwill Trio KUOA-Reginald Martin. organist NBC-Swingmaker: KA'RK KTHS KFAB-Morning Roundup Clock CBS -Boy & Girl Next Door: NBC -Breakfast Club: KGNF WJAG-Musical *KVOR-News (sw-21.5) KFBI-Salina Sales Co. & His (sw-21.57) *CBS -Montana Slim: News: KFH WIBW-Pappy Boys KWK-Social Security Speaker: NBC -Songs for Saturday: KANS WHO Reporter 8:00 CST 7:00 MST KVOR KLRA (sw-2157) -Fruit Musical Prgm. WREN 7:45 CST 6:45 MST WNAX Cliff Frederickson CBS -Console Contrasts. KVOR NBC -Saturday Morning Club: *KWTO-Bob & Dick: News NBC -Jack & Loretta Clemens. WDAF-Pecks the CBS -Fred Feibel, organist: (sw- songs: (sw-15.21) KLZ KLRA KFH KMBC KSD WOW 8:30 CST 7:30 MST on Air 21.57) *KFAB-News: Olson Oddities WHB-Morning Musicale CBS -Ruth Brine, talk: (sw-21.57) *NBC -News: Breakfast Clubs: CBS -Fiddler's Fancy: KLRA WIBW-Food Review Soloists: KFBI-Lois, Joe & Ernest 7:15 CST 6:15 MST NBC -Women's Fashion News: Orch.; KARK KV00 KFAB KFH (sw 21.57) WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys KANS KFEQ-Sally & Sue NBC -Gene & Glenn, songs: KGBX WREN KTHS KTHS KGBX KOIL WREN (sw-15.21.21.5) *KGNF-News NBC -Saturday Morning Club: 8:45 CST 7:45 MST KTHS KARK (sw-21.5) CBS -Richard Maxwell, tnr.: (sw KLZ-Breakfast Time Table WHO NBC -Dick Leibert Prgm.: WREN 21.57) *News: KGHF KOA KMOX KMBC-Tonic Tunes KFBI-Variety Prgm. NBC -Cadets: KSD NBC -Gospel Singer: KVOO (sw MBS-Raoul Nadeau, bar.: KWK KWTO-Barn Dance KGNF-The Swappers CBS -Texas Rangers: KMOX B-8,21 Page 33 KLZ KSCJ 15.21) *News: KOIL KUOA WAAW WAAW-Markets KMOX-Music Education Prgm. KLRA KFH KMBC CBS -Fiddler's Fancy: KMBC KVOD KGNF WDAF-With the Poets KOIL-Men in Uniform KVOR KFOR (sw-11.83) KMOX KFAB-Songs of the Good Old WIBW-Dinner Hour KSD-Xavier Cugat's Orch. Cornhusker Jamboree: KFAB SATURDAY KFAB-Newspaper Carriers Days W L W -Smoothies KUOA-To be announced KOIL KFBI-Baker Hatchery KFBI-Traffic Interview 11:30 CST 10:30 MST WHB-Luncheon Dance Music *KFBI-News & Selected March I I KFEL-Tonic Tunes KFEQ-Sally & Sue NBC -American Farm Bureau Fed- WNAX-Noonday Visit KFEQ-Ministerial Alliance WREN -Royal Hawaiians *KFEQ-Markets: News KFKA-Church Prgm. eration: KANS WREN KWK KGNF_World , Bookman KGNF-Westerners KGBX-Concert Hall of the Air MST KTHS-Concert Master KARK KOA KGBX KV00 KGHF 1:00 CST 12:00 *News: KUOA KWTO WHB *KLZ-Voice of the News KOA-Once Upon a Time (sw-15.21) CBS -Men Against Death, drama: KUOA-Cowboy Jamboree WIBW-Concert KFBI-Concert Hour KOA-Old Refrains KTHS-Time for Thought NBC -Call to Youth: KSD KLRA KFH KLZ KSCJ KMOX Master WNAX-Betty Lane's Southerners KFEQ-Sally & Sue KVOR-Musical Clock KWTO-Adv. of Jungle Jim A New York Girl Scout WNAX KMBC (sw-15.27) KGNF-Rhythm Rogues KWK-Health Department Prgm. *WJAG-News: Weather: Mar- speaks ou the subject, "Home 2:45 CST 1:45 MST Sanctuary." NBC -Metropolitan .Opera Co.: KTHS-Let's Dance KWTO-What's New on the Air kets: Curtain Raiser WHO KGHF KOA KGBX KV00 KFBI-Hit Review WJAG-Devotional WDAF-Music Box Revue WNAX-Devotional CBS -Intercollegiate Music Guild: KFEQ-Sally & Service KSD KANS (sw-9.53) Sue WNAX-Happy Jack's Old Timers WHO-Junior Stars Revue 10:15 CST 9:15 MST KSCJ KVOR KMOX KLRA Lily Pons, Jan Kiepura, and KGNF-Song Serenade WNAX-Trading KFH (sw-15.27) sing the lead- 4:15 CST 3:15 MST Post NBC -Dol Brisett's Orch.: KARK Lawrence Tibbett WHB-Curtain Raiser WOW Little Dog House ing roles in Verdi's 'Bigoletto." WNAX-Amateur Contest KSD WDAF KOA KGBX WHO KFEL-Gems of Melody Music detail on page 11 this week. NBC -Youth Meets Government: 3:00 2:00 MST 9:00 CST 8:00 MST WOW KFEQ-Man on the Farm NBC.Frank Dailey's Orchestra: CST KGBX WOW KOA KARK WHO CBS-Pappy Cheshire's Nat'l Hill- KFKA-Dance Music CBS -C h a r l e s Paul, organist: KTHS KGHF KSD (sw-9.53) MBS-This Wonderful W o r I d: WREN KOIL KWK (sw-11.87) billy Champions: KSCJ KVOR KGNF-Markets KLZ KVOR KLRA WIBW KFH KFKA KWK MBS-Concert Orch.: WHB KFKA KFEQ-Matinee KLRA WNAX KMOX (sw-15.27) _KLZ-Music in the Denver Schools KMBC KFOR KSCJ WNAX (sw- KGNF-Tango Time KFAB-Wesleyan Uni. Prgm. KOIL-Kids Court Farm Facts & Fun: WOW WJAG 11.83) be announced NBC -Ranch Boys: WREN KWK *KFBI-Monitor News KTHS-To KTHS-Merry-Go-Round KGNF NBC -Club Matinee: WREN KVOD KUOA-For Music Lovers Only KARK (sw-21.5) KFEQ-Music b Cugat WDAF-Checkerboard Time *KARK-News: Just a Little (sw-11.87) KWTO-Don't You Believe It NBC -Smiling Ed McConnell, phi- KGNF-Studio Revue WHB-Man Behind the Wheel Swing NBC -Opera: KOA WOW WDAF WHB-Dance Matinee losohpy & song: KSD WDAF KOIL-Pat Brennan. songs WHO -Agricultural Crnservation KFAB-Texas Mary WHO KARK KGHF KGBX *WJAG-News KTHS-Highlight Trio *WOW -People in the News & Ernest Yesterday & Today: KFAB KOIL KFBI-Forget-me-nots KVOO KSD KANS *KFEL-News: Trading Post *KUOA:Science News 11:45 CST 10:45 MST *KFEL-News: Organist 4:30 CST 3:30 MST CBS -s KFEQ-Ben Henderson KVOD-Ben Selvin's Orch. NBC -Along Gypsy Trails: WHO KFEQ-Blackie: Accordionist MBS-Variety Prgm.: KFKA -Jack Marshard Orchestra: KWTO-Fed. Women's Club KWK KFH WIBW KMBC KLRA KLZ KFH-Children's Library Corner KFBI Markets *KFOR-News *KGBX-News WAAW-Markets KTHS-Half & Half KFEQ-Pony Express Roundup KFAB KSCJ KVOR KMOX (sw- WHB-Kiddies' Revue KFEL-Woman's Page 11.83) KGHF-Dance Orch. KFKA-Morning Suggestions: Mar- KUOA-Afternoon Concert *KGNF-Monitor News KGNF-Mutiny on the High Seas WJAG-Voice of the Street *KVOR-News While It's News KMOX-Barnyard Follies MBS-Sammy Kaye's Orch.: KFOR WNAX-Star kets !?: KLZ-A Step Ahead & Her Saddle Pals Rhythm KWTO-Featured Artists KTHS-Amateur Hour KFEL WHB 10:30 CST KGNF-Rambles in KMBC-Fashion Flashes 9:30 MST KLRA-Bible Lover's Revival WDAF-Dance Orch. KUOA-Salon Music NBC -Southwestern Stars: Variety CBS -Cincinnati KOA-Infallible Pair Conservatory of KSD-Romance of Home Making 12:15 MST KWTO-Markets: Health Hints Prgm.: KGHF KGBX KANS Music: KMOX 1:15 CST KTHS-Station Kids KWTO-Man on the Farm MBS-To be announced: KFOR WHB-Vine Street Varieties KOIL WREN (sw-11.87) KUOA-God's Half Hour NBC -Our Barn: WREN KVOD WDAF-Young Thespians WHB WJAG-Recreational Center NBC -Youth Meets Government: KV00-Paula Durand & Wade (sw-15.33) Air WHB-Music in the KARK-Church of Christ 3:15 CST 2:15 MST KVOO Hamilton NBC -Milestones in Music: WJAG-Modern Melodies KWTO-Front KGBX KFAB-Master Singers KFBI-Console Capers KFEQ-True Stories Page Drama WDAF KSD KTHS WHO WNAX-Farm & Home KGNF-Know Your Composer WHB-Stars Over Manhattan KOA KFEL-World Dances *KGNF-News KARK WOW -Call to Youth KFEQ-Bill's Hawaiian Players KUOA-Three-Quarter Time WIBW-To be announced Music detail on page 11 this week. KUOA-To be announced KFKA-Pioneers KWTO-Jim & Bob KWK-Betty Budget, food reporter WJAG-Russell Jensen. pianist MBS-Army Band: KOIL KFKA Raper WOW -Police KVOR-Vass Family WJAG-Aimee Beth KWTO-Zeke & Saddle Pals Bulletins KFOR WNAX-Rodeo Recess 9:15 CST 8:15 MST AFTERNOON KWTO-Organ Varieties WJAG-Dancing & Singing School KFAB-Milan & the Organ WAAW-Markets 3:30 CST 2:30 MST WNAX-Coral Islanders NBC -Amanda Snow, songs: KV00 KFBI-Hammond Tunes KLRA KMBC WREN KGHF KWK 1:30 CST 12:30 MST CBS-Dancepators: 4:45 CST 3:45 MST KFEQ-Old Timers 12:00 CST 11:00 MST KFH KLZ KVOR KSCJ KFOR NBC -No School Today: KARK KGHF-Songs That Never NBC -Met. Opera: WDAF WOW MBS-Sammy Kaye's Orch.: KWK Grow NBC -Matinee in Rhythm: WOW (sw-11,83) KSD KTHS KGBX WHO Old CBS -Buffalo Presents: KFOR KFBI-Fellowship Hour Hands On Deck: KMOX NBC -Club Matinee: KOIL CBS -Nat'l Hillbilly Champions: KGNF Crimson Trail CBS -All KSCJ KMBC KVOR KLRA KFH KFEQ-Tin Pan Alley Goes to KVOR KLZ (sw-15.27) KFAB-Irma & the Boys KLZ KFH KLZ-Lady Lend an Ear NBC -Del Courtney's Orchestra: Town KUOA-Piano *KFEQ-News KFBI-Variety Prgm. Moods MBS-University Life: KFOR WREN (sw-11.87) KGNF-Serenader: Churches KVOO-Kiddies KGNF-Keeping Up with the Jones' KUOA-Children's Prgm. KFEQ-Old Timers Revile KFKA KFEL KFAB-Melodies with Milan KVOR-Florence Chamberlain KUOA-Saturday Auditions KWTO-Sports KGNF-Trade Guide *News: Markets: KSD WHB KFBI-To be announced KWK-Mid-Afternoon Madness Notes: KWK-Texas Drifter *News: KFAB WAAW KGNF WJAG-Joe Koory *KMBC-Prgm. News KWTO-Farm KFEQ-WPA Prgm. WIBW-Juniors on Parade KMOX-The Open Forum Agent Chats WIBW KTHS WNAX-George G. German WIBW-Protective KFKA-H. E. Green: Markets WJAG-Pupils of Mrs. E. R. Jan- KOA-Weavers of Melody Service: Weath- KFBI-Sunflower Quartet Tunes of the Day 5:00 CST 4:00 MST er KGNF-Top sen KWBG-Time 'n' Tunes KFH-Markets: Information *KLZ-Voice of the News WJAG-West Point Prgm. 3:45 CST 2:45 MST *CBS -News: Leighton Noble's KWTO-Talk on Safety KFEQ-Markets KMOX-Safety Brigade KLZ KVOR *WMBH-News MBS-Variety Prgm.: KFOR Orch.: WIBW KSCJ WDAF-Address, Dr. W. L. Wil- KFH-Markets: Radio Ads; Where KOIL-Community Editor KLRA KFAB WNAX son WNAX-The Jamineers to Buy It KFEQ-Bill's Hawaiian Players WOW -Home KTHS-Pacific Paradise Spanish Revue: WIBW-To be announced Maker's Club *KLRA-News: Farm Service KFBI-Music in a Sentimental *NBC -El Chico KUOA-Siesta Serenade News: KANS KOIL WREN WJAG-Musical Gems 10:45 CST 9:45 MST Prgm. KVOD-Voice of Public Opinion Mood WOW -Eddie Butler, organist MBS-Army Band: WHB *KMBC-Dinner Bell Roundup: *KWK-News *KMBC-News: Musical Interlude *NBC-Kaltenmeyer's Kindergar- News: Markets ten: News: WOW KVOO KTHS 9:30 CST 8:30 MST KFEQ-Weather Bureau WHB-Voice of Kansas City KVOD-Strings KOIL-Community Editor & His Boys KOA KGBX KARK WDAF (sw- CBS -Four Corners Theater: KLRA KGBX-Markets: Popular Music WNAX-4-H Club Prgm. KWTO-Curly KGHF-Songs *KSCJ-News: Master Breeder 9.53 ) KVOR KSCJ WNAX (sw-21.57) of the Islands 1:45 CST 12:45 MST WJAG-Hawaiian KGNF-Rhythmic Threesome KLOA-Militant Music NBC -Del Courtney's Orchestra: 4:00 CST 3:00 MST MBS-Bob Crosby's Orch.: KFOR NBC -Florence Hale's Radio Col- KUOA-To be announced *WDAF-Weather: News: Mar- KOIL KWK NBC -The La Fayette Singers: KWK WHB umn: KOA KGBX KARK KV00 KVOR-Good Morning, Neighbor kets KVOO KGNF KANS KWK WDAF WHO-Farm Hour NBC -Opera: KARK KFBI-Frank Gage *KWK-News: Musical Prgm. WREN KOIL (sw-11.87) KFH-Information: Sport Salute WJAG-Markets; Cradle -roll & CBS -Fran Hines, tnr.: KFOR NBC -Swing Serenade: WREN (sw- KWTO-Markets: Popular. Music -Opera: WOW KOA KGBX KFEQ-Ben Henderson 15.21-15.33) WIBW-Henry Hospital Report KMOX KSC,I KMBC KVOR NBC & Jerome KARK WHO KSD (sw-9.53) KFH-Information Please: Sports WLW-D.A.R. Prgm. 12:15 CST 11:15 MST KFH Markets: KFEQ WAAW KFBI Price America, drama: *KGHF-News WNAX-Homemakers Prgm. NBC -Calling All Stamp Collectors: KFAB-Roy & Lonnie CBS -What KFAB-Fed. of Women's Clubs KLRA KMBC KVOR KGNF-Sport Parade 11:00 CST 10:00 WDAF KGBX WOW *KFBI-News & Farmers Hour KSCJ KFH-Menonite Hour MST KFH KLZ WIBW KMOX KFAB KMBC-World Peace Council Talk NBC -American Educational CBS -All Hands On Deck: KFH KFEQ-Pauline Ferne KGHF-Devotional For- (sw-11.83) KMOX-Scott R. DeKins, spkr. KGNF-Musicale um: KGNF KLRA KFKA-Luncheon Music KSD-Hanley's Flying Squadron House: KFOR KLZ-Variation on Syncopation CBS -In the Music Room: WJAG KFBI KLRA-Parade of Churches MBS-International KSCJ *News: KUOA KFEL (Continued on Next Page, *KMBC-News: Prgm. Notes: Mu- KMBC KMOX KLZ W-NAX KLZ-Inquiring Reporter sical Interlude KARK luncheon Music KTHS-Strange But True NBC -Norman Cloutier's Orch.: News KMOX-Magic Kitchen WDAF KFAB-Markets: Farm Notes *KVOD-Interlude: KOA KTHS KSD KGBX KWBG-Homes of Today KOIL-Salutes KARK KANS KVOO WOW KFEL-Echoes of the Stage and KUOA-Mail Bag Screen KWTO-To be announced EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT! KVOD-Morning Melodies CBS -Kate Smith Speaks: (sw- WHB-Saturday Swing 21.57) KFEQ-Pauline Fern« & Old Tim- KWK-Top o' the Morning ers WJAG-Russell Jensen. organist KWTO-Markets: Michael Dosch MBS-Joaquin Gill's Orch.: WHB KGNF-Musical Entree 2:00 CST 1:00 MST WHB-Weather: Story Behind the KFKA KWK *KSCJ-Voice of the People CBS -Westminster Choir; Sacred Song Markets: KFEQ KFH KTHS-Concert Orch. Music Festival: KFOR KSCJ WHO -Helen Watts Schreiber *News: KVOD KFOR KWTO-Tommy Watson KFH KLRA KMBC (sw-11.83) WIBW-Housewives Prgm. KFAB-Street Interviews WHB-The Farmer's Hour MBS-Music Hall from London: WJAG-Markets: Variety Prgm. KFBI-World Bookman WIBW Kansas Farmer Markets KFKA WHB CST 8:45 MST Doonan, Lily Morris, 9:45 KGNF-Console Capers 12:30 CST 11:30 MST George NBC -The Child Grows Up: ROIL KLRA-Booster Club and Bennett and Williams are Kinney's Orch.: KWK Shad - KVOD (sw-15.21-15.33) NBC -Ray featured with Charles KOIL-Community Editor (sw-11.87-15 33) well's variety orchestra. MBS-To be announced: KFEL KUOA-Markets: Music in a Mod- MBS-Bernie Cummins' Orch.: NBC -It's Up to You, Quiz: KFKA ern mode KWTO-Ozarkanna KFKA KFEL WREN VOD OIL (sw-11.87) NBC Varieties: WDAF Corners -Musical NBC -Campus WDAF KFAB-Songs Sacred WHO KTHS KSD KGBX KVOO *WHO -News & Views About Notes: Religion KGHF KTHS KFBI-Herb Lindsey KARK-Texas Bar Ranch Boys WIBW-Ezra & Fay CBS -Lyn Murray's Moods for KFEQ-St. Joseph School KFAB-Jane Tacker WJAG-Bock Review Moderns: KLRA KSCJ KVOR KGNF-Market Review *KFEQ-News WNAX-Royal Vikings KLZ KMOX (sw-15.27) KLZ-Farm Service Prgm. KFBI-Otto Richert, hymns WREN -The Range Riders KMOX-One Woman's Opinion KFH-Markets: News *News: KFEQ KOIL WHO WOW KTHS-Rhythm Roundup 11:15 CST 10:15 MST KGBX WREN KGNF KWTO KGNF-Model Kitchen CBS -Ladies Garment Workers' KUOA-Imperial Male Chorus PHIL BAKER KGHF-Tonic Tunes KARK-Light Crust Doughboys KVOR-Farm Prgm. Union Chorus: KLZ KSCJ KFH KFAB-Barn Dance in a riotous variety show -- KLZ-The Dime Man KMBC KLRA KWK-Great Works of Man KOA-Wells of Music *KFBI-Voice of the People KWTO-Youth Movement Prgm. KUOA-To he announced MBS-Joaquin Gill's Orch.: KFOR KFH-Christian Science Prgm. *WAAW-News "HONOLULU BOUND" *KWTO-News: Weather KFKA KFKA-Melody Memories WNAX-Amateur Contest WHB-North Side Municipal Court NBC -Norman Cloutier's Orch.: KOA-Traffic Lesson 2:15 CST 1:15 MST with his stooges, "Bottle" WOW -Markets: Rosario Bourdon WHO KUOA-Covered Wagon Jubilee NBC -It's Up to You, Quiz: KWK and "The Man in the Box" KVOO-Bob Wills & His Playboys *WREN -News: Weather: Swing - KFAB-First Call for Dinner WREN KOIL KVOD (sw-11.87) time Orch.: WIBW-Noonday Pram. Eddie DeLange's Orchestra KFBI-Bohemian Markets Funeral CBS -Merrymakers: KVOR 10:00 CST 9:00 MST KFEQ-Old Timers WJAG-Weather: Police: Mail Bag KFAB-Let's Sing The Andrews Sisters NBC -Betty Moore: KARK WDAF KGNF-Mutiny on the High Seas Notices: Visitors: KSD WHO WNAX-Farm & Home & Markets KFBI-Today's Almanac "Johnny Pineapple" WOW KOIL-Waltz Time on High Seas "Color Sings In the Bath - 12:45 CST 11:45 MST KGNF-Mutiny the *KSD-News Pierson Man on the Street: WOW KWTO KUOA-Edmund KUOA-Kiddies Revue KWTO-Rhythm Roundup NBC -Music Internationale: KANS KVOD-Saturday Session *News: KFKA KFH WREN KGHF KV00 (sw-15.33) Romance WJAG-Afternoon Concert 8:00 COLUMBCHAIN *KV00-News of the Hour KARK-Rhythm & 2:30 CST 1:30 MST CBS -Cincinnati Conservatory of KVOR-Rural School Prgm KFAB-Federal Farm Prgm SPONSORED BY Music: KLRA KSCJ KFH KLZ KWK-Pop McDonald & Silver KFBI-Frank Gage NBC -Al Roth & Co.: WREN THE HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE CO., LTD. KVOR KMBC (sw-21.57) Sage. Boys KFEQ-Street Reporter KVOD KWK (sw-11.87) Page 34 8/21-B NBC -Freddy Martin's Orch.: KFI *KFEL-News: Swing Time NBC -Joe Rines' Orch.: KSD KOA Good Listening for Saturday *KGBX-News MBS-Dance Orch.: KFKA MBS-San Juan Capistrano Handi- Further details and stations which will broadcast these programf may be KGHF-Instrumental Trio found in the adjacent *News: KVOR WHO SATURDAY cap: KFKA WMT WHB program columns at the time hereunder indicated KLRA-WPA Prgm. KSCJ-Dance Awhile KFH-Kaliko Kat Orch. *News: KFOR KFH WNAX * Star in program listings indicates news highlights KGBX-Cafe Continental KLZ KVOR-Studio Party March I I WGN-Orrin Tucker's Orch. KGHF-Dance Orch. *News: Sports: KUOA KMBC MORNING KMOX-Piano Recital KARK-Meet the Composer WHO -Dance Frolic WNAX-Saturday Frolic WBBM-Capitol Opinions KGHF Hits & Encores 11:30 CST (10:30 MST) Farm Bureau Federation. Night (5:00 p.m. Continued) WSM-Grand Ole Opry *WFAA-News: Ranch Boys News Events KGNF-Evening Musicale WON -Bill Carlsen's Orch. *KSL-Religious KNX-To AFTERNOON 8:15 CST 7:15 MST KUOA-To be announced be announced WLS-Hayloft Party KOIL-Dinner Music MBS-Sons of the Pioneers: WGN WLWDon Dunham's Orch. KWTO-Sunday School Lesson 1:00 CST (12:00 MST) Metropolitan Opera KFOR *WHO -News: Johnny -at -the -piano KVOD-Novelties Company. WOW -Wig Waggin' with Wagner KWK-Al Sarlï s Orch. KFEL-Mrs. G. W. Ballard, Am" WJAG Musical Roulette Lily Pons, Jan Kiepura, and Lawrence "I 10:30 CST 9:30 MST WCCO-Country Dance Tibbett in Verdi's KGHF-Will Aubrey 5:15 CST 4:15 MST WIBW-Pacific Paradise "Rigoletto." KLRA-Amer. Family Robinson NBC -Russ Morgan's Orchestra: WJAG-Evening Concert WREN KARK KANS WMAQ CBS -Leighton Noble's Orchestra: 5:00 CST (4:00 8:30 CST 7:30 MST KMOX KFH WREN -Louie Kuhn's Orch. MST) Kaltenmeyer's Kindergar- NBC -Hall of Fun: WDAF WOW ten; Classroom Comedy. CBS -Johnny Presents Jack John - *News: WREN KFBI 6:15 CST 5:15 MST KANS KOA (sw-9.53) KFEL-Burt Castle's Orch. stone's Dramas: Johnny Green's MBS-San Juan Capistrano Handi- NIGHT CBS -Stepping Along: (sw11.83) Orch.; Frances Adair & Glenn Ka:CI-The Uptowners cap: KFEL KGHF-Afternoon Varieties 6:30 CST (5:30 MST) Joe E. Brown, MBS-Hawaii Calls: KFEL KFOR Cross, vocalists; Mixed Ensem- Comedian. Saluting North Carolina. ble: KLZ KVOR KNX KSL KGNF-Harmony Hall *News: WAAW WIBW WGN Gill and Demling; Margaret McCrae, vocalist; Harry KMBC-Songs of the Islands KGNF Sosnik's orchestra. CBS -Saturday Night Serenade: NBC -Horace Heidt's Orch.: WHO KSL-Merchants Radio Column KARK-Gems of Melody WIBW WBBM KMBC KFAB KGBX KSD WLW (sw-9.53) KWTO-To be announced KFH-The Plainsmen 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Tommy Riggs and Betty KMOX KFH KLRA KLZ KSL CBS -Charles Baum's Orchestra: KLZ-To be KNX 5:30 CST MST announced Lou; Comedy and Variety. KFAB KRNT WIBW KSCJ 4:30 KMBC-As City Dines Kansas Freddie Rich's orchestra joined the "Quaker Party" KFI-Fantasy in Rhythm. KFOR KLRA WNAX WBBM MBS-Manny Landers' Orchestra: KUOA-Evening Vespers KFKA last week for a series of four broadcasts. KGBX-Dance Hour (sw-6.12) KFOR WHB KVOD-Words & Music KGHF-Stars of Tomorrow *KTHSNews:KMOXKOIL WOW WMT NBC -Renfrew of the Mounted, WBBM-John Harrington, sports 7:00 CST (6:00 KSCJ-Crimson KWK KVOD MST) Johnny Presents; Johnny Trail sketch: KANS WNAX-Pot o' Gold KSD-Community Forum WREN KGHF KOIL Green's Orchestra. KWK-Sport Review 6:30 CST 5:30 MST *KVOD-Will Osborne: News WCCO-Rollie Johnson NBC -Gray Gordon's Orch.: WHO 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Vox Pop; Interviews. KVOR-Saturday Night Symphony WDAF-Dance Orch. KGBX KARK KTHS KOA (sw- CBS -Joe E. Brown, comedian; Parks Johnson; Wally Butterworth; Graham McNamee. WCCO-Pine Corners Social WFAA-Art Kassel's Orch. 9.53) Gill & Demling; Margaret Mc- *WGN-News: Highlights of Sports WGN-Dick Orch. Crae, vocalist; 8:00 CST (7:00 Jurgens' CBS-Saturday Night Swing Club: Harry Sosnik's MST) National Barn Dance. WMAQ-Vocal Varieties WLS-Nat'l Barn Dance Orch.: WBBM KRNT KMBC Guest soloist is Alec Templeton, blind pianist. WNAX-Coast to KSCJ WNAX KMBC WIBW Coast 10:45 CST 9:45 MST KFH KLRA KVOR KFAB KMOX WIBW KLRA WCCO KSCJ WNAX KFH (sw- 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Phil Baker, Comedian. 8:45 CST 7:45 MST NBC -Lou Breese's Orch.: KSO *News: WAAW KMOX KFAB MBS-Hawaii Calls: 11.83) Harry "Bottle" McNaughton; Ward "Man in the Box" KOIL MBS-Dick Jurgens' Orch.: WGN KFBI-Forget-menots & Ernest NBC -Rendezvous with Ricardo: Wilson; Andrews Sisters; Eddie DeLange's orchestra. KFI-King Cowboy Revue KFKA KFOR WMT KFEQ-On with the Dance KNX-Drama Time KGNF-Cavalcade of Drama KGHF WREN KOIL KANS NBC -Horace Heidt's Orch.: WOW WMT KSO KV00 8:30 CST (7:30 MST) Mary Eastman, Soprano, KSCJ-Mutiny on the High Seas KSD-Sportlights and Bill Perry, Tenor. WGN-Bill Carlsen's Orch. KFH-Barn Dance Frolic Harmonies NBC -Uncle Jim's Question Bee: KUOA-Gaslight WMAQ-To be announced KGHF-Dream Time KV00-Pianology WMAQ (sw-11.87) 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Hit Parade, with Lanny WNAX-Concert Gems KLZ-Elks Club Boxing Matches WDAF-Safety Council Talk Ross, Tenor. KMOX-Barn Dance e NBC -Lives of Great Men: KOA 9:00 CST 8:00 MST WJAG-Clock Watcher KARK WOW KFI (sw-9.53) KOIL-Sports Highlights WOWHeadlines Ahead "Lee, the American Warrior" 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Symphony Orchestra; CBS -Hit Parade, with Lanny Ross, KTHS-Joe Capraro's Orch. 5:45 CST 4:45 MST is Dr. Griggs' theme today. Guest Conductor. tnr.; Kay Lorraine; Mark War- KVOD-Howard Becker's Orch. CBS -Saturday Night Swing Club: One of the few Civil War heroes now's Orch.; Guests: KMBC KWK-Tommy Trigg's Orch. recognized by northerners and WCCO KLRA KNX KFH WNAX KMOX KFOR KVOR KFAB southerners alike, Confederate WCCO-Louis Prima's Orch. KLZ Commander -in -Chief Robert E. KLZ KMOX WBBM KSL KFAB Lee a KSCJ KRNT WIBW KVOR 11:00 CST 10:00 MST NBC -To be announced: KOA displayed rare combina- FREQUENCIES tion of military genius, humane (sw-11.83) CBS -Professor Quiz: KNX KSD KGBX KARK WHO (sw- KANS-1210 KLRA-1390 KUOA-1260 conduct and old-fashioned gal- WGN-720 CBS -Dick Stabile's Orch.: KRNT 9.53) Such was his fame even KARK-890 KLZ-560 KVOD-920 MBS-Ina Ray Hutton's Orchestra: lantry. WHB-860 KFAB WBBM WIBW KSCJ at the beginning of the war, KFAB-770 KMBC-950 KV00-1140 KFOR *News: WOW KFEQ KVOO that Lincoln asked him then to WHO -1000 WNAX KLRA (sw-6.12) To be announced: KUOA KWTO take command of the Union KFBI.1050 KMOX-1090 KVOR-1270 WIBW-580 NBC-Symphony Orch.: KGBX KGNFRefreshing armies. KFEL-920 KNX-1050 KWK-1350 WJAG-1060 KSO KANS KOIL KWK WMT NBC -Dance Orch.: WOW KSD Rhythms KGBX KARK WHO *KTHS-News: Today's Winners MBS-Concert Orch.: KFKA WGN KFEQ-680 KOA-830 KWTO-560 WLS-870 KVOO WMAQ KARK KVOD WDAF-Dance Cavaliers KFOR KFEL KFH-1300 KOIL-1260 WAAW-660 WLW-700 WREN KGHF KTHS (sw-9.53- NBC -Avalon Time with Red Fo- KFI-640 KRNT-1320 WBAP-800 WMAQ-670 11.87) ley: KOA KFI *News: WHO WDAF KGBX KFKA-880 KSCJ-1330 WBBM-770 WMT-600 Guest conductor le Bruno KVOD WMT -Chick Webb's Orch.: KOIL KFOR-1210 KSD-550 WCCO-810 WNAX-570 Walter. News: WFAA Music detail on page 11 this week. KWK WFAA WREN KTHS (sw- NIGHT *Sports: KWK KGBX-1230 KSL-1130 WDAF-610 WOW -590 NBC -To be announced: WDAF 6.14) KGNF-Dinner Dance KGHF-1320 KSO-1430 WENR-870 WREN -1220 WOW WBAP KSD MBS-Glen KLZ-Song Shoppers KGNF-1430 KTHS-1060 WFAA-800 WSM-650 Gray's Orch.: WGN 6:00 CST 5:00 MST KSD-Cheri McKay & Co. KFI-Sweeten Swing KFKA KFOR KSO WMT CBS -Americans at Work: KMOX KNX-Jimmy Davis' Orch. KOA-Joe Sudÿ s Orch. *News: KGHF KV00 KVOR KSCJ KFAB WBBM KSL-Your Prgm. of Favorites WGN-Income Tax Problems KLZ-Dick Barrie's Orch. KSL KLRA (sw-11.83) KVOR-Cocktails in Rhythm WLS-Barnyard Jamboree KMBC-Dance Time Dramatizations and interviews WLS-Prairie Ramblers & Patsy KVOD-Dance Music NBC -Avalon Time with Red with carpenters are presented WLW-Dog House Club KSL-Lullaby in Rhythm WLWRenfro Valley Barn Dance KVOO-Heads Up Foley & Co.; Neighbor Boys; KVOR-John to show the skill required for WFAA-Rural Mail Del 9:15 CST 8:15 MST Metzler's Orch. their trade and the changes in WSM-To be announced King; Chorus & Orchestra: WDAF-The WHO -This Week MBS-Ina Ray Hutton's Orch.: Nighthawks a carpenter's work which have Business WMAQ 'KVOO WBAP KGBX WLW-Moon come with modern 6:45 CST 5:45 MST WLW WGN River mechaniza- 7:00 CST 6:00 MST WHO WOW WDAF WSM WMAQ-Fletcher Orch. tion. NBC -Castilla Twins, vocal duo: KSD Henderson's MBS-There's a Law Against It: (sw-9.53) KSTP-Musicale 11:15 CST 10:15 MST NBC -To be announced: WMAQ KFI WDAF KGBX WOW KOA KFEL KOIL KFKA KSO KARK-Vocal Symphony 9:30 CST 8:30 MST KVOO WBAP KGBX WDAF KSD KSO CBS -Paul Kain's Orch.: KFH NBC -Quaker Party starring Tim- KFHBarn Dance Frolic NBC -To be announced: WOW WLW WHO WOW WSM KSD MBS-Inside of Sports: WGN NBC -Chick Webb's Orch.: KGHF my Riggs & Betty Lou; Freddie KLRA-Wonder State Playboys KSD WBAP (sw-9.53) KWK KLZ-Symphony Hall KVOO NBC -Message of Israel: WENR Rich's Orch.; Guests: WBAP MBS-Glenn Miller's Orch.: KFOR *News: KOIL WLS KSL KOA WLW WDAF KARK WHO KNX-Ray Bradford's Orch. KFKA *News: KVOD KSL KSO (sw-11.87) WCCO-Dick Stabile's' Orch. Subject: "The Morals *KARK-News & Sports WMAQ KV00 KFI KSD WOW KOA-Legislative Facts of Aid KSCJ-Dream Time KFI-To be announced 11:30 CST 10:30 MST to Refugees." Speaker: Rabbi KFKA-Western Voice KANS WSM (sw-9.53) KMBC-Let's Abbe Hillel Silver. KLZ-Colorado With Freddie Rich's KSL-Homespun Hour Pretend NBC -Freddy Martin's Orchestra: Cavalcade orchestra KOA-Light on furnishing the music, Tommy WIBW-This Rhythmic Age the West WREN KANS KGHF KVOO Riggs makes this and the three WLS-Barn WDAF-Dance Orch. succeeding broadcasts from Hol- Dance Party KOIL WMT WNAX-Curtain Calls WGN-Tiny Hill's Orch. lywood. WLS-Corn Huskin' Party CBS -Wayne King's Orch.: KFH 7:45 CST 6:45 MST NBC -Ruby Newman's Orch.: WMT WLW-Frank Dailey's Orch. WIBW KFAB KMBC WCCO WREN KWK KGHF (sw-11.87) KARKLarry Bradford's Orch. WNAX KRNT KVOR KLRA Every Sat. Nite KLRA-George Sokolsky 9:45 CST 8:45 MST WBBM KSCJ KSL (sw-6.12) CBS -Johnny Presents Jack - John KNX-Adventures in CBS -Capitol Opinions: KRNT stone's Dramas; Science NBC -Eddy Rogers' Orch.: WHO Johnny Green's KOA-Ward and Sorenson KSCJ KFAB WNAX KLRA Orch.; Frances Adair & Glenn KARK KGBXKSO WFAA KTHS KSD KSCJ-Night Music WIBW KLZ WCCO (sw-11.83) Cross, vocalists & Mixed Ensem- WOW KSL-Ray Bradford's Orch. KFH-Amerigan Parade ble: KMBC KFAB WBBM KFH Legion MBS-Orrin Tucker's Orch.: KVOR-Musical Workshop KGHF-Songs of the Islands WGN KLRA KRNT KMOX WCCO KWK KFKA KFOR efr (sw-11.83) KWK-Don't You Believe It *KMBC-News: Sports 8:00 7:00 MST 1411(1Z -News KGBX-Studio Party; Gumdrop & CST KMOX-France Laux, sports if* KNX-Drama Time AlkaSeltzer Goober NBC -Vox Pop with Parks & KNX-Tonight's Best Buys KLZ-The Job Wally; Graham McNamee: KSD *KSL-News KVOD-Evening Echoes Man WCCO-Harry KNX-Columla's Sport WOW WMAQ WDAF (sw-9.53) KVOR-George Hall's Orch. Owens' Orch. Broadside WDAF-Dance KSCJ-Keep Out of the Rough NBC -Dinner Date: KFI KOA WBBM-Jerry Cooper, songs Orch. NATIONAL 10:00 WLW-Twenty-four Hour Review KSL-Amateur Hour NBC-Alka-Seltzer National Barn CST 9:00 MST KVOR-E5 & Zeb NBC-Alka-Seltzer National Barn WMAQ-Ace Brigode's Orch. Dance; Uncle Ezra; Henry Burr; 11:45 CST 10:45 MST BARN WGN-Concert Orch. Vass Dance: KFI KOA DANCE Family; Hoosier Hot Shots; NBC -Eddy Rogers' Orch.: WLW WIBW-Kansas Roundup Maple City Four; Lucille Long; NBC -Symphony Orch.: WMAQ IF YOU want to enjoy radio at its WLS-P-X Ranch Arkie; Ann, Pat & Judy; Male KANS NBC -Freddy Martin's Orchestra: WNAX-Invitation to the Waltz KVOD best-a program that is different, Octet; Joe Kelly, m.c.; Glenn NBC-Joe Rines' Orch.: WDAF and with never a dull moment- 7:15 CST 6:15 MST Walty & Orch.; Guests: WLS WOW KV00 KLZ-Pete Smythé s Orch. tune in the Alka-Seltzer National Barn KARK WLW KOIL WREN KSO KNX-Capitol Opinions MBS-There's a Law Against It: CBS -Joe E. Brown, comedian; Dance and enjoy a full hour of old-time KFOR WMT KV00 WBAP KTHS WCCO-Schnickelfritz' Orch. singing, dancing and wholesome fun every KWK (sw-11.87) Vocalists; Harry Sosnik's Orch.: KGHF-Latin American Melodies KLZ KNX KSL 12:00 CST 11:00 MST Saturday night. This is one of the oldest Guest: Alec Templeton, blind NBC -Lawrence Welk's Orchestra: radio programs on the air. Uncle Ezra, KSCJ-Ruby Room pianist. CBS -Ozzie Nelson's Orch.: KFAB For detail see sponsor's KOIL WENR KWK Joe Kelly, Henry Burr, The Hoosier Hot KVOR-Dinner Musicale further KLRA WCCO KWK-Feature Parade announcement on this page. NBC -Dick Gardner's Orch.: WLW Shots, Maple City Four, and 40 outstand- More detail on page 5. MBS-Bob Crosby's Orch.: WGN ing radio artists crowd this happy, WGN-Sports Review WMAQ WOW carefree CBS -Honolulu Bound; Phil Ba- *News: WIBW WNAX WBBM hour full of exciting fun and matchless en- 7:30 CST 6:30 MST ker; CBS -Dance Orch.: KSL KVOR Bottle; Mary Kelly; Man in KFKA KSD WLW KSCJ KFH tertainment NBC Coast to Coast Network. NBC-Brenthouse, drama: KANS WCCO WBBM the Box; Andrews Sisters; Eddie KGHF-Drama of Life WMT WREN KGHF (sw-11.87) DeLange's WBBM KMBC Orch.: KMBC-Brush Creek Follies MBS-Phil Harris' Orch.: KFKA CBS -Professor with KFH KLZ KSL KRNT WCCO Sponsored by ALKA-SELTZER Quiz Bob KMOX-Flicker Flashes KFOR WGN Trout: KFAB KMBC WCCO KFAB KMOX KNX (sw-11.83) WFAA-Modern Choir *News: KOA KMBC KNX KTHS KSO KWK KOIL WREN KARK WBBM KMOX KRNT (sw-11.83) For further detail see sponsor's 8:00 to 9:00 P.M., CST announcement on page 33. WLS-Barn Dance Varieties KFI-This Week in Review MBS-San Francisco World's Fair 10:15 CST 9:15 MST KVOD-Donnely James' Orch. Prgm: KOIL KFEL KFOR MBS-Hollywood Whispers: KFOR KOA - 10:00 fo 11:00 P.M., CST WGN For news of Hollywood read Hol- CBS -Ozzie Nelson's Orch.: KFOR KVOO-Bob Wills & His Playboys lywood Showdown' 'n every is- NBC -Carlos Molina's Orch.: KFI sue of Radio Guide. WIBW WNAX KRNT KSCJ End of Saturday Programs CAMOUFLAGED BALLADER

(Continued from Page 3) Don Ameche certainly knows him too. She had much in common with but the studio was snowed under with and said: Eddy and the bonds of friendship nat- telegrams of congratulations. had "His most impressive characteristic urally tightened. They spent a great Mrs. Nelson Eddy is older than her he had gone, one of the boys who forty. heard him said, does look is his terrific will -power. He really likes deal of time in each other's company. husband. She gave her age as "Well, he is in college like a to have fun. Why, at a formal party Then last January they went to Ne- She has two sons. One white grub -worm." to Eddy Eddy probably is somewhat justified once, he did a burlesque strip-tease in vada and were married. M -G -M wor- and he is more like a brother in holding himself aloof from reporters, tails. He's a wonderful host, and is ried how Eddy's fans would take it, than a stepson. particularly sob -sisters. There is no very ethical. He will never do anything doubt that he has been "colored"-pic- that might hurt somebody. He's always tured as something he is not. As a a gentleman and can hold his liquor former newspaperman he wants only like a man." facts to be written about him. But his Mary Hanrahan, Edgar Bergen's sec- life has been rather flat and prosaic, retary, said he's a "lovely person." and that doesn't make good copy. The "There is a lot of the boy left in him," reporters have a side, too. An editor she said. "He's afraid of newspaper- tells them to get a "color" yarn on men and that's why they rap him. He Eddy-or else. And there is no color can't figure them out." there. Reporters have to eat, so they When he got to the top in Hollywood give their pieces "the needle"-dress he began to live well. Of course, his them up and make Eddy a swashbuck- mother was with him. His servants ler. Then he gets peeved. included Hans, his jack-of-all-trades, a The publicity office of M -G -M had Swedish cook, a maid, and a hou.seboy. quite a problem with him until Dan His private secretary handles all of his MacElwaine took the Eddy publicity in business mail. hand. A fan magazine suggested some He is a man of a hundred hobbies, time ago that the reason he hadn't mar- and when he takes up a new hobby ried was because he was in love with he dives into it feet first. Right now one of hi patronesses. Eddy hit the it's wood -carving and clay -modeling. ceiling. He get a complex against fan He does it well, too. He also paints. magazines and particularly girl report- He's a collector of Tang dynasty por- ers. They had a way of wheedling in- celain horses. The genuines are 2,000 formation out of him that he didn't years old and very valuable. Eddy want to say. heard about one in San Francisco about a year ago and went to see the Chinese ON CONCERT tours, Eddy gives who owned it. The Chinese told him KL1 il2autell P.21K mass interviews. He doesn't mind the horse wasn't genuine Tang, and talking to men, but he's shy of women that it was only five hundred years old. FOR ONLY $1.00 EXTRA WITH ANY reporters. They put too many frills on "However," the Chinese said, "there him, he thinks. is a twin horse to mine. If you buy REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPEWRITER He has taken some verbal blows mine and locate the twin you will have A beautiful desk in a neutral blue-green which will lit into the decorations from musicians, too. One described him a very valuable pair." Then the dealer of any home-trimmed in black and silver-and made of sturdy fibre board in these words: told Eddy of a friend who had the twin -is now available for only one dollar ($1.00) extra to purchasers of a fight that it can It seems that nothing seems natural and who, the dealer thought, had sold Remington Noiseless Portable Typewriter. The desk is so be is so that it will hold six for him. Every time he reaches for high it for a genuine Tang. When Eddy got moved anywhere without trouble-it strong home, he discovered the twin in his hundred (600) pounds. With this combination of desk and Noiseless Porta- notes, he strangles himself. Dr. Edouard a home. Learn the com- had bought it as ble Typewriter, you will have miniature office at Lippe is his teacher and keeps as close own collection. He plete details of this offer. Mail the coupon today. genuine. to Eddy as a nest -egg. AS LITTLE "At rehearsals, when he is in a good Last year a Chinese escaped Shang- THECOMBINATION mood, he will clown. He seems to en- hai without a possession except one 1Oc A DAY joy himself then. Likes to play with Tang horse. He sold it to Eddy for How easy it is to pay for the combination! .lust imagine! A small deposit the drums. But he has his bad moods at enough to start life over. delivers this Deluxe Remington Noiseless Portable and Desk to your honte times. For two or three weeks at a He owns two big cars and drives for a 10 -day FREE trial, the balance on terms as low as 10e a day. Become eombination. You assume no spell, everything is 'off,' but it isn't himself. He has only one pet, a wire- immediately the possessor of this amazing hair named Obie. obligation by sending the coupon. Your good will deposit will be promptly everything that really is 'of f'-it's Eddy refunded at 'the end of 10 days if you are not entirely satisfied. who is off. "He is a very talented technical stu- romances, or rather the lack TWO EXTRAS EDDY'S SPECIAL CARRYING CASE. dent of music. He strains himself in- of them, have been the causes of The Remington Noiseless Portable stead of letting his notes flow. He most of the knocks he has got from the is light in weight, easily carried about. R ith this offer Remington seems to have no feeling, because he's sob -sisters. It simply was hard tc figure supplies a sturdy, beautiful carry- too worried about technical details. out how a man, handsome, rich and ing case which rivals the most at- tractive luggage you can buy. "He's generous, however. Summing famous, could pass the dangerous 30's LEARN TY PI NG FItEE. To help up his character, I'd say he is a very without falling for some of the thou- you es en further, you get free with this special offer a 21 -page booklet, nice boy." sands of women who were ready to prepared by experts. to teach you Another man who knows him said: fling their hearts at him. quickly bow to typewrite by the touch method. When you buy a "His naivity borders on a pretty Women have flocked around him for Noiseless you get thisfree Reming- youthful age at times. He used to hang years, if they got a chance. His mother ton Rand gift that increases the pleasure of using your Remington around the M -G -M publicity depart- helped protect him. Once he gave out Noiseless Portable. Remember. the ment, and when people weren't looking a statement that his ideal girl must be touch typing book is sent free he would draw mustaches, beards and cultured, witty, amiable and sweet. He while this offer holds. such on the faces of stars whose por- didn't care whether she could cook or SPECIFICATIONS MONEY BACK traits lined the walls. not. He got fourteen proposals the next ALL ESSENTIAL FEA'T'URES of large standard GUARANTEE in the Deluxe Noiseless Portable office machines appear The Remington Noiseless Portable "He's a honey for facts. One Christ- day. A story goes that one moon -struck -standard 4 -row keyboard, back spacer, tabulator, mas a sob -yarn was turned out about girl thought he was singing to her adjustable margin stops and margin release, double Typewriter is sold on a trial basis shift key, two-color ribbon with automatic. reverse, oney hark guarantee. If, him. The story said a blind man always every time he sang "Ah, Sweet Mys- variable line spacer, paper fingers and the new improved awithfter ten days trial. , ou do not ,, recognized the horn of Eddy's car and tery of Life." It seems she had re- long carriage return lever. You can make as many as to keep the typewriter. we will take seven carbons and use paper 9.5" wide; write lines 11.2" it back, paying all shipping charges, would shout, 'Hello, there, Mr. Eddy.' quested the number, and when she wide. There are also extra features like the Remington You risk nothing in buying a Rrto- to Touch Regulator and special rubber cushioned feet. That was true, but the story sort of found out she was just another fan ingtou Portab!e 'Typewriter on terms Thousands of families now using the Re ' gton Noise- stretched a point and said that on Eddy she threatened suicide. That less Portable know from experience how wonderful it is! as low as 10c a day. sounds like a gag, but it's passed along Christmas Eddy showered the blind S .::..'r. man with gifts. When Eddy saw the for what it's worth. s "tory, he insisted on making it good. Those who know Eddy say there He wouldn't live a lie. So he did have been only three women in his life his mother and Ann shower the poor man with gifts." -his grandmother, Remington Rand Inc., Dept. _4-2.2 They called hit- "mama's boy" be- Franklin. And all of them help mold 465 Washington St.. Buffalo, N. Y. of a new Remington Noiseless Portable. back, and .he story is told that him. Ann Franklin's first husband, Sid- 'Tell me, without obligation. how to get a Free Trial hind his Typing booklet for as little as 10c a day. one evening he and a secretary were ney Franklin, married Mrs. Conrad Na- including Carrying Case and Free 24 -page working in his library and something gel about the time Eddy went tc Holly- Send Catalogue. funny was said. Nelson laughed loudly, wood. and his mother appeared on the scene Mrs. Franklin was rather unhappy and asked, politely but firmly, what about the drama of her own life, and Address was so funny. Eddy, young and gay, filled a great gap State But for every crack against him, there in her life. She and his mother were ' :' .,, ,. <;a:: ' ;.:> `.:::: ;, congenial. Mrs. Franklin loved music, met- ...:' ..:. :< ,__,.,<. ....> ..,>:. are a hundred for him. :

P 8/21 35 Edited by Chas. A. Morrison On Short Waves President, International DX'ers Alliance

Log of Short -Wave Stations Times given are EST. For CST subtract 1 hour; MST, 2 hours; PST, 3 hours Whose Programs Are Listed Monday, March 6 §8 (Megacycles or thousands of kilocycles shown) a.m.-Program from Hong Kong: ZBW3 EUGENE DARLINGTON, manager Chile, has testing by a §8 a.m.-Siamese program: HS6PJ (19.02) COGF, Cuba 11.805 JDY, Kwantung 9.926 been heard CSW7, Portugal 9.735 JLG3, Japan 11.705 of short-wave broadcasting for number of listeners ... OAX2A, "Ra- f10 a.m.-Spanish news: W2XAD (21.5) DJB, Germany 15.20 JZJ. 11.80 the General Electric Company, dio Rancho Grande" of Trujillo, Pe- 11:30 a.m.-Afternoon Revue: GSF GSG DJC, 6.02 OLR2A, Czecho- informs me by telegram that W6XBE, ru, is now being heard on a new fre- *12:45 p.m. -FCC press releases: W9XA (26.45) DJD, 11.77 slovakia 6.01 f2 p.m. (ex. Thurs.)-Vatican City program: HVJ DJL, 15.11 OLR3A, 9.65 their new 20,000 -watt international quency of 5.942 megs, Sundays, Tues- DJM, 6.079 OLR3B, 9.67 (6.03 or 6.19) DJZ, " 11.80 OLR4A, 11.84 station on Treasure Island at San days, Thursdays and Saturdays from f3:30 p.m. (ex. Sat.) -News: W1XAL (11.79) EAJ43, Canarias OLR4B, 11.76 Francisco, is on the air. The station 7 to 10 p.m. EST ... Harold Amers §§3:45 p.m. -French mail bag: W3XL (17.78) 7.60, 10.37 OZF, Denmark 9.52 p.m. EAQ, Spain 9.855 PCJ, Holland 9.69, 15.22 made its initial test broadcast on Sat- of Pomona, Calif., tells me that the f4 -Broadcast from St. Kitts: ZIZ EAR. 9.49 PHI, 17.775 urday, February 18, from 6:15 to 7:30 anti -Nazi station "Deutsche Freiheits f4 (ex. Sat.) -Portuguese news: W2XE EA9AH, Spanish RAN, U.S.S.R. 9.60 p.m. EST. The broadcast schedule for Sender," which I have mentioned Morocco 14.05 REI, 15.08 4:30 p.m.-Pathways to Peace: W1XAL GSA, England 6,05 ENE, " 12.00 the new station is as On 15.33 several times in these columns, is no (11.79) follows: f4:55( (ex. Sat.) -Scientific data: W1XAL GSB, 9.51 SBP, Sweden 11.705 7 10 more. Incidental to the finding of an GSC, " 9.58 SPD, Poland 11.53 megs, daily, from to a.m. EST GSD, " 11.75 SPW, 13.64 (8 to 11 p.m. in Shanghai), directed unlicensed transmitter in a panel - *5 p.m. -Today's news, Saville David: W1XAL GSE, 11.86 TFJ, Iceland 12.23 to Asia, and 6 to 10 p.m. EST body truck by Nazi secret police, a (11.79) 15 14 TGWA, Guatemala 9.685 from GSG, PO 17.79 TI4NRK, Costa (7 to 11 p.m. in Buenos Aires), di- noted writer was charged, tried and 'f6 p.m. -Monitor news: W1XAL (11.79) GSH, ,I 21.47 Rica 9.698 rected to South America. convicted of operating same ... ZAA, 6:30 p.m.-Variety program: HBL HBP GSI, PP 15.26 TPA2, France 15.24 *6:45 W2XAF PI Tirana, Albania, 9.987 megs, was p.m.-Sports review: (9.53) GSJ, 21.58 TPA3, 11.88 (ex. GSL, 6.11 TPA4, 11.71 logged with excellent signals from f7:15 p.m. Sat.) -News: W2XE (11.83) ,I The North American transmission p.m. in GSO, 15.18 TPB7, " 11.885 9 to 10 f7:15 -Today Germany: DJB DJD DJZ GBP, 15.31 VH2ME, Australia 9.59 from France heard nightly from 9:30 a.m. EST, by Herbert Camp- f7 :55 p.m. (ex. Sat.) -North American program: GSV, 17.81 VLR. " 9.68 p.m. to midnight EST, is being picked bell of Athens, Penn. OLR3B (9.67) or OLR4B HASS, Hungary 15.37 VIID2, India 9.69 9.12 VUD3, 15.16 up as a rule over TBP11 (9.55), but *8:30 p.m. -Italian lesson : 2R03 IRF HBJ, Switzerland 14.535 W18AL, Boston, Mass. occasionally on a new frequency of A new Chinese station XMHA 11:15 p.m. (ex. Sat.) -Programs for Latin Amer- HBL, Pe 9.34 15.25, 11.79, 6.04 9.62 megs. (12.23), operated by the Continental ica: W1XAL (11.73) HBO, 11.402 KEIIZ, Mexico, D.F. 6.12 p.m. (ex. Sat.) KBP, 7.80 YV5RC, Venezuela 5.97 Broadcasting Service at 445 Race f10 -Czechoslovak news: OLR4B HH2S, Haiti 6.956 ZBW3, China 9.525 The eagerly anticipated Course Road, Shanghai, is broadcast- HP5A, Panama 11.7 ZIZ, St. Kitts 6.385 short-wave HP5J, 9.60 ZRK, So. Africa 9.61 broadcasts direct from Pan -Ameri- ing daily from 4 to 7 a.m. EST. Tuesday, March 7 HSBPJ, Siam 15.23 9MI, S.S. Kanimbla 8.01 can's new Super -Clipper during its Chimes help to identify the station HUN', " 9.51, 19.02 2R03, Italy 9.636 7 a.m.-Royal Palaces: GSF GSG GSJ IRF, Italy 9.83 2R04. 11.81 initial flight from Seattle (via Wash- TAP (9.465) of Ankara, Turkey, 11:25 a.m.-London Ensemble: GSF GSG ington, D. London, England, operates daily from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. -DX news: W9XA (26.45) Short-wave programs of American stations are C.), to 412:45 shown along with the regular listings beginning and return, first mentioned three or 5 p.m. EST. TAQ (15.195), oper- 2 p.m. -Lisa Perli, soprano: GSG GSP on page 20. These are indicated, for example, by weeks ago, will take place just as ates daily from 5:30 to 7 a.m. EST. 4 p.m. -Folk -music of Europe: W1XAL (11.79) (sw-11.87) in parentheses following a program list- Reports on reception should be sent 4:35 p.m. -BBC Empire Orchestra: GSC GSD ing. This means that on 11.87 megacycles the same soon as the "go" is given for the hop. 7:45 p.m. -Empire notes: 2R03 IRF program may also be heard over an American short- A 100 -watt transmitter, operated to Radio Ankar.a, Turkey, Muehlen- wave station. Please note that foreign stations do 8:15 p.m. -Program from Ecuador: HC2RL not always adhere precisely to their announced jointly by CBS and NBC, under the disler, Birligi, 5 No. Lu Oda Yeni- (6.356) program schedules, calls WCBN and KFSM respectively, Sehei, Ankara, Turkey. fí8:30 p.m.-North American broadcast: RR6 has been installed aboard the Clipper (11.98) News Broadcasts and it will operate on any one of the The new 25,000 -watt national 9 p.m. -Happy program from Holland: PCJ (9.59) 10 p.m. recital: GSC GSD Daily a.m., GSE, following frequencies: 2.4, 4.797, transmitter at Schwarzenburg, Swit- -Sonata -12:35 JZJ; 3:20, GSD, GSF, íf11 p.m. -Tahiti on the Air: FO8AA (7.1) GSI, GSO; 7:45, JDY; 8:30, GSE, GSF, GSG, 6.425, 8.655, 12.862, 17.31 or 23.1 megs. zerland, which will be inaugurated in GSH, GSJ, GSV; 8:55, JZJ; 11, GSD, GSE, The following Rocky Point, N. Y., May, will operate on the following GSF, GSG, GSH; 1, GSD, GSE, GSI, GSG; transmitters have been licensed to frequencies: 6.056, 9.537, 11.867, Wednesday, March 8 1:20, 2R06 (15.3); 4:10, TPA3; 4:15, GSA, communicate with the Clipper during 15.306, 17.783 and 21.52 megs. Four 10 a.m.-BBC Empire Orchestra: GSF GSG GSB, GSC, GSD, GSO; 4:30, OLR2A; 5:45, flight: WLL (17.9), WQV (14.8), separate aerials direct DJB, DJD, DJZ; 6, HP5A; 6:30, EA9AH, 7, beam will pro- 11:40 a.m.-"World Affairs," J. P. Brierly: GSF HP5J, RAN, RKI; 730, 2R03, IRF, IQY, WCG (10.38) and WDN (4.555). grams to North America, South 12:20 p.m.-Geraldo's orchestra: GSG GSI EAQ; 7:40, GSB, GSC, GSD, GSO; 8, EAJ43; America, East Africa and Asia re- 2 p.m. -Educational program: W2XAD (15.33) 8:05, JLG3; 8:15, DJB, DJD, DJZ; 8:45, EAQ; Dorothy Hall, operator of amateur spectively ... Two new 100,000 -watt 3:15 p.m.-BBC Symphony Concert; BBC Sym- 9, EA9AH, EAJ43; 10:30 DJB, DJD, DJM, station W2IXY at Springfield Gar- transmitters at Daventry, for opera- phony Orchestra; Sir Adrian Boult, conduc- DJZ, GSB, GSC, GSD; 11, TPA4, TPB7. dens, N. Y., informs me the 40 tor: GSG GSP that OQ5ZZ tion on new -meter broadcast- 4:40 p.m. -Music from the 'Movies: GSC GSD Daily except Sundays7:30 a.m., VLR. (14.285 and 14.35), amateur trans- ing band (7.2 to 7.3 megs), will be Week -days -9:50 p.m., OLR4A. 6 p.m. -English program: Radio Martinique: (9.7) mitter of the Gatti Expedition in the put into service next September .. . 7 p.m. -North American Hour: ZIZ interior of Belgian Congo, is on the The two transmitters at Lahti, Fin- 8 p.m. -Fleet Street Choir: GSC GSD GSO Sunday, March 5 air. The expedition contacts Cape - land, are now operating as follows: 9:20 p.m. -Lucky Dip: GSC GSD 10:05 p.m. *3 a.m.-English transmission: RV96 (15.18) town, South Africa, regularly. Over OFE (11.78) , from 1:05 a.m. to -Helen Perkin, pianist: GSC GSD *6:10 a.m.-Program from Kweiyang, China: 12:05 p.m. and over OFD (9.5), from 12:45 a.m.-Musical Trio: JZJ XPSA (7.01) SHORT-WAVE SHORTS: Martin 12:15 to 5 p.m. EST; over OIE (15.19), *7 a.m. (ex. Tues. & Wed.) -Broadcast from M. V. Olthoff of Independence, Kansas, re= 1:05 to 4 and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST, Thursday, March 9 Kanimbla: 9MI ports a new Latin HKF (9.71) , over OIH (17.8), 4 to 9 *7 a.m.-Overseas hour: JZJ "La and from 9:35 a.m.-National Hunt Meeting at Cheltenham: *8 a.m.-Variety program: DJB DJL Voz de Bogota," Apartado 312, Bo- a.m. EST. GSF GSG *12:17 p.m.-Arabic program: GSC gota, Colombia, is broadcasting irreg- 10:15 a.m.-Lucky Dip: -GSF GSG 12:15 p.m. news: W9XA (26.45) *12:30 p.m. -News: W9XA (26.45) ularly evenings ... DJH (17.82) , of HH3W, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, has -DX *12:45 p m.-Rio de Oro Marimba Band: TGWA Germany, operates daily from 10:40 shifted in frequency to a clear chan- 4:35 p.m. -At the Black Dog: GSC GSD GSO 5:05 p.m. -Talk, "Food for Thought": GSC GSD (15.17) a.m. to 1 p.m. EST, in parallel with nel of 9.77 megs ... Is the Costa Ri- *1:20 p.m. -English news: 2R06 (15.3) 7:05 p.m. -Jack Hylton's orchestra: GSC GSD DJL (15.11) . . . CB1510 (15.1), a can station on the frequency of 6.165 7:15 p.m. -Rhapsody Hour: 2:30 p.m.-Experimental broadcasts: TAP (9.465) new station located at Valparaiso, megs, TILS or TIEM? W3XL (17.78) y 2:55 p.m.-Baptist services: GSG GSP 8:30 p.m. -Splendors of Literature: W1XAL *3 p.m.-Program from Rome: 2R09 (9.67) (6.04) *3 p.m. -French news: W3XL (17.78) 9:40 p.m. -BBC Empire Orchestra: GSC GSD *5 & 7 p.m. -Portuguese news: W3XL (17.78) *5:45 p.m. -English news: DJB DJD DJZ Friday, March IO *5:45 p.m. -Program from Portugal: CSW7 *6 p.m. -World news: W9XA (26.45) 9:15 a.m.-Band of His Majesty's Royal Marines: *6 p.m.-Program from Guadeloupe: FG8AH GSF GSG (7.435) 2 p.m: -BBC Empire Symphony Orchestra: GSG *6 p.m. -Polish program: SPW SPD 3:30 p.m. -Crosstown New York: GSG GSP *6 & 8 p.m.-Spanish news: W3XL (17.78) 4:30 p.m. -Behind the Headlines of the Week: *6:15 p.m. (ex. Sat.) -Morning Express: PHI W1XAL (11.79) (11.73) 5 p.m.-News: LRA (18.115, 9.69) *6:45 p.m. -Spanish news: W2XE (11.83) 7:30 p.m. -Carmen Molina, songs: YV5RC *7 p.m. (ex. Sat.) -Program from Budapest: HAT4 7:45 p.m. -Guest night: 2R03 IRF *7 p.m. -Soviet program: RAN RKI 8 p.m. -Esso Hour: COCH 7:15 p.m.-PHOHI program: PCJ (15.22) 8:15 p.m. -Listener's Mail Bag: W1XAL (6.04) *7:30 p.m.-News: EAQ (9.855) 9:40 p.m.-Medvedeff's Balalaika Orchestra: GSC *7:30 p.m.-English news: 2R03 IRF 11 p.m.-English hour: XEXA (6.174) *8 p.m. -Overseas hour: JZK JLG3 12:45 a.m.-Japan Broadcast Symphony Orches- *8:15 p.m.-English news: DJB DJD DJZ tra: JZJ *8:30 p.m.-News: EAQ (9.855) *8:30 p.m.-Jamaica on the Air: HH2S (5.955) *8:30 p.m.-Spanish news: GSB GSO Saturday, March I I *8:45 p.m. -Portuguese news: GSB GSO 9 a.m.-England Badminton Championships: GSF *9:30 p.m. -North American broadcast: TPB11 9:55 a.m.-Rugby; Ireland vs. Wales: GSF GSG (9.55) 1:30 p.m. -Moods for Moderns: W2XE (11.83) *9:30 p.m. -Danish program: OZF 2:30 p.m. -In Town Tonight: GSG GSP *10 p.m. (ex. Mon.) -Friendship hour: HC1JB 3 p.m. -Music Hall: GSG GSP (14.43) HCJB (12.46) 3:45 p.m. -Mail Bag from Turkey: TAP (9.465) *10:30 p.m.-English news: XEUZ (6.117) 5p.m.-Saturday Afternoon Variety: W1XAL *10:50 p.m.-English news: YNRF (6.76) (11.79) *11:45 p.m. (ex. Sat.) -Program from South Af- 6 p.m. -Tourist Hour: HP5A rica: ZRK 6:30 p.m. -Music Hall: GSC GSD GSO *12:30 a.m.-Overseas hour: JZJ 8 p.m. -Hour of Costa Rica: TIPG (6.41) 8:30 p.m. -Aloha Land: W2XAD (9.55) Key to Symbols Used: *Daily; (Week Days; 9:30 p.m. -Hawaii Calls: KQH (14.92) KKH *Monday, Wednesday, Friday; *Monday, Wed- Buckingham Palace, one of the most famous buildings in England, will (7.52) nesday; §Monday, Thursday; Friday; 10 p.m. §§Monday, be described in a broadcast Tuesday at 7 a.m. EST over Daventry -Opera: OAX4J **Tuesday, Thursday; ffTuesday, Friday; **Wed- 12:45 a.m.-Nagauta Selections by Sakichi Kine- nesday, Saturday. stations GSF. GSG and GSJ. This concludes the "Royal Palaces" series ya: JZJ

36 8/21 l' EMPEROR OF OPERA COSTS r,// -ice' WRITE FOR (Continued from Page 9) divorced him. Buelow's highly con- APPROPRIATIONS FREE You've choked, wheezed, gasped and strug- nected relatives insisted that he duel TRIAL! gled for breath -you are sick and tired of he replied, "What, sitting up nights losing rest and sleep -but Meyerbeer. Then Liszt conducted with Wagner, and you haven't sent for your FREE TRIAL of possibly kill the world's greatest musi- the medicine that gave me relief! 1 suffered agany for "Lohengrin" at its Weimar premiere, nearly six years. Now 1 have no spells of choking, gasping, cal genius?" He continued to remain a wheezing. I sleep sou id all night long. 1 can't promise your and from that memorable night dates results will be the same or better or worse than mile. But of the movement Wagner apostle and led his operas if you send me your mime and address on a postal card, I'll the success Wagner give you the 35e sin absolutely free! Will you accept in Germany, at least with the public, everywhere. The theft of Cosima was, the free trial'! then List write today to MR. O. W. DEAN, for most of the critics continued to too, a fine crack at friend and patron Free Breath Products Co., Dept. E-1, BentonHarbar,Mich. of revile him until long after his glorious Liszt, her father. But man the world, PLANS FORT emergement at Bayreuth. The things Liszt forgave Wagner-and lent him FINANCING critics called him and his operas are more money. Wagner loved Cosima THE MOST COMPLETE truly, and raved about her wonderful FOR PROGRAMS PUBLISHED incredible and have been collected in Become an a book called "Wagner in the Mirror of long hair. project came to GET RADIO GUIDE Criticism." It should never be read by The great Bayreuth Expert Accountant innocent children and susceptible life with Wagner's scheme to sell The Profession that Pays the holders be- The demand fur skilled accountants - men who grandmothers. "Patrons' Certificates," really know their business-is unceasing. Big corpora- By now, "The Ring of the Nibelung" ing promised dividends of seats at the tions are in constant need of expert counsel in Audit- performances. (No doubt one ing, Cost Accounting, Business Law, Organization, was nearing completion, and "Tristan Festival Management, Finance. Men who prove their qualifi- and Isolde" were taking shape, Wag- of the earliest forms of a modern stock cations in this important branch of business are His financial often promoted to responsible executive positions- ner being his own librettist as usual. "promising" corporation!) given an opportunity to earn real salaries. The muse pursued Wagner relent- astuteness was further evidenced when Send for This Book-It's Free Urnai_ alt .1 . :Jlr 1882 ''ar.,, lessly. When did he eat or sleep? he premiered "Parsifal" there in Are you ambitious to make a real success in business- .,Uh clear :::n:u'::I uno,. NO and decreed that "because of its sacred to fit yourself for positions paying $3,1100, $5,000, $l0,0110 CRYSTALS to c,Iju-t-NO UPKEEP But his spirits remained mostly high, a year and even better? Then you will find LaSalle's 48 - log p:wa. ' AUDItl- page book, -Accountancy, the Profession that Pays," of 1.I:ply'I,lNt: 'Superior peri tini.. nature" it should never be heard out- ENTIRELY NEW PATENTED except for passing periods of intense the greatest help and inspiration-and-LaSalle will send to FREE. For the sake of a brighter future. clip DESIGN. 1l::. tsloaerl ' ;, ed Ilinsii n, .lial I In- l'el'lerl depression. In his merriest moods he side of Bayreuth, where the spirit was it you many.. xl:p uwnia :, Yepul'I :n n:iv ili na'cpti:m :nnl The "Parsifal" mo- and nc,il the coupon NOV. ONE YEAR GUARANTEE could perpetrate boorish jokes, and at "consecrational." Find Yossescl f Through LaSalle! - 'Sent compi rie ready tu i tra ,vili nisi', tuns. Ire iise In - - -- ottici-, hoist.. bolo-. im i, ,l. rie. TAKES ONLY A nopoly, effective until copyright ex- SECOND TO CONNECT -NO ELECTRICITY NEEDED! the height of his joyous frenzies, stand LASALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY SENO NO MONEY' pired, enriched and her children I 1"'ulnoao only ' plo. eo.t:lge a all Cosima INSTITUTION ll.n., r-h,l and t will lie on his head and crawl about on A CORRESPONDENCE nl lur a:.1, iii. n :: :.I.. ins rn:m fours, to his companions. lavishly. Dept. HR-34, Chicago \Uty! MIDGET RADIO CO., Dept. RG -11. Kearns v, Nebr. amuse las--- A call as conductor of the London The Bayreuth days of rehearsal found the Festspielhaus a beehive of indus- ! should be glad to have details of Philharmonic-just eight concerts re- your salary -increasing plan stud a IF YOU HAVE try. Wagner conducted, drilled, ex- copy of "-fen Years Promotion in sulted. Then a trip to Paris. Napoleon One," all without obligation. III and the Princess Metternich had plained, taught, screamed, exhorted. Higher Accountancy D Business Management GRAY HAIR forced the Grand Opera to produce Modern Salesmanship and DON'T LIKE a THE years after that Bayreuth triumph 13 Traffic Management MIA. "Tannhaeuser." At the opening it was Law-Degree of LL.B. MESSY MIXTURE.... whistled from the boards in one of the were prosperous despite the never- Commercial Law then write today for my caviling of our friends, the O industrial Management most dreadful fiascos in all musical ending CI Expert Bookkeeping in love with Modern Business Modern Foremanship FREE TRIAL BOTTLE history. However, the sympathetic critics. Wagner, always Correspondence OC. P. A. Coaching luxury, wore swansdown dressing - Credit and Collection Effective Speaking As a Hair Color Specialist with forty years' European Princess achieved Wagner's political Correspondence Stenotypy-Stenography American experience, I am proud of my Color Imparter gowns at home. He was in love, too, for Grayness. Use it like a hair tonic. Wondcrlully pardon and he returned to Giermany. kge GOOD for the scalp and dandruff; it can't leave Vienna wanted "Tristan and Isolde," with Cosima and her beauteous hair. Name stains. As you use it, the gray hair becomes a darker, His days were happy. He had given to but after fifty rehearsals the work was Present Position more youthful color. I want convince you by sending masterpieces to the world; reformed nip free trial bottle and hook telling All About Gray Hair. shelved as being unplayable .and un - ARTHUR RHODES, Hair Color Expert, Dept. 28, LOWELL, MASS. singable! Carlsruhe, Prague and Wei- opera and banished its absurdities; Address mar rejected "Tristan" for the same created deathless melodies, a new sys- reasons. In Leipsig, Wagner led the tem of harmonies, orchestration of a ROLL DEVELOPED, overture to "Meistersinger" in a half might and glow never known before. He had made opera what Beethoven JACKEY"WAVESEIIER 8 Prints, empty hall and with almost a complete made symphony. NATURAL WAVES Painted Enlargement- 2L 5 C absence of professionals. This seemed SETS to be the end. But one spark bright- In September, 1882, aged sixty-nine, Reprints, 3c. Fast Service. ened the future: the music -lovers pres- he fell ill, and he and Cosima went to AND PERMANENTS at fig!~ JANESYILLE FILM SERVICE Venice, where they rented a palazzo on .\ new, entirely different, Dept. A-100 Janesville, Wisconsin ent cheered enthusiastically. pa tented finger wit ver Soon Ludwig II of Bavaria, who as the Grand Canal. In February, he irhich does at home, "On the cluwi,mIIt'. Mint a Irenut> a young man had become a fanatical worked at an essay called upenUor does with lin- Wagnerite, invited the hard-pressed Feminine in Human Nature." On the gers and eoutb yrheu giv- penning the ing a set. deduces the Wagner to Munich. "Come here and thirteenth he was fatefully exi'nse of "\\'ari. - Up- ISTARTS YOU keep. ".1 A l' K words "Liebe - Tragik" (Love - Tragic), IN finish your work in peace," was his quickly gives your BUSINESS message. The idealistic monarch gave when he suddenly bent over his manu- permanent or your flat- SELLING TIES-OVER 100% PROFIT gasped, clutched at his heart and ural ,nivey hair, It his a comfortable income and script, suua rt, professionalluok- Silk Lined Tles, .Sample 'l'ir I. -r...... X I.:m Il,,? protege lstum Made 'Tea Sample Tie 20e.... 'St fil lire fell over. Cosima rushed in, dragged iug wine. "-I,\l'KF:Y' is different f dime curl- Mt' yrte -On Ties. Semite 'fie 25e...... >t ao fleur planned to build a special theater for ers. Yon don't have to go around rite house looking Complete Ihre of Tier, slyde- him to a couch and screamed for a only and for ju=t the performance of his works. ':It never like a 111i+taus tree. You need ONE On,, wadi ties, how+. bat ties doctor. When he arrived Wagner was tow minutes to draw any type ware lip merrily pushing thumb and Boxed Nut'lt les. Send materialized, but it gave Wagner his and turethlger together. l'.+c.+ nn hest; an eleltrieity': nu depmit itith order. dead. elleudeals; Its sturdy cantle -like ulaterilll lints year.: light i::l:mrr t'.O.D. later idea for the operatic edifice at as a leather. Save, mien' doltars dil beams hive. Send only UI ils '1'0 13.11* tai Cosima, kneeling beside the body, 51.1111 for ".1.\l'KI:Y" pn.+tliaitl or we trill .ship FREE lei l'Ipl Bayreuth.) At Ludwig's own Royal ive Whole - charges. Guaranteed as advertised in Good House- pitre. for a pair of shears. With them Catalog. gems Opera, Wagner commanded a perform- asked keeping. It net delighted return w itllin Iit days tar your :Ohl FREE calnnlr Material she slowly cut off the tresses her Rich- dollar beck. Iii'dtr today. PHILIP'S NECKWEAR. t2,,.`7.'.1;. NwdYorrk ance of "Tristan," at which the King Jackev Products, Inc.. Box 61 -CB, Louisville, Ky. was the only auditor. ard so loved and placed them on his But presently Ludwig's ministers and breast. people grumbled at the huge sums Ludwig spent on Wagner and the latter WAGNER BIBLIOGRAPHY Wagner's own "My Life" up to 1864 ANY PHOTO OR PICTURE was forced to leave Munich. He settled reprod ced. permanent) n of .'patens re Ore, Sr.o at Triebschen on the Lake of Lucerne. might be consulted after the reading neew goer. cceselOra prieele k epeak 'i n- Phut* Painted During another stay on another lake other biographies, notably "Richard teed! eSouple ring from any in Lifelike Colors - IOc eats. at Zurich in a house provided by a Wagner' by H. F. Chamberlain, pro- SEND NO MONEY-Every ne wants PICTURE RING. Show ring- take orders - "Life of make money! Jost seed photo with strip f paper rich admirer, Wesendonck (rich ad- fusely illustrated; Glazenapp's trimmed PO ends meet around finger for airs. Pay post- Hair that manonly 48e, pion fez rents postage. Photo returned mirers always had the composer's at- Richard Wagner," and by Ashton with Money beet if of delighted. Order NOWT PICTURE RING CO., Dept. A-34. Cincinnati, Ohio. tention), he had returned his friend's Ellis. generosity by making love - purely Also one might read Ernest New - OFF platonic, he always claimed-to the man's "Wagner As Man and Artist," beautiful poetess, Madame Wesen- Henry T. Finck's "Wagner and His donck, author of verses of which Wag- Works," and William Wallace's "Rich- FACE- LIPS EliminatorFREEAerial ner made songs. His wife's jealousy at ard Wagner As He Lived." CHIN -ARMS WITH NEW last led to a break with the Wesen- Then there are the correspondence NOISE ELIMINATOR '`_1, doncks. 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P 8/21 37 FRED ALLEN VS. JACK BENNY HOW DID THIS FAMOUS FEUD START?

Jack Benny threatened to play "The Bee"-on his violin. That settled Fred Allen-and their famous feud was on-and still going strong! Chuckle over "Picklepuss" Allen and "Buck" Benny as they renew their airy battle in the April RADIO DIGEST-the new magazine that con- tains "The Best Broadcasts In Brief." It's good fun. Don't miss it.

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A department reviewing the recordings of your radio favorites Kidney Strain No Printing Wrong foods and drinks, worry, overwork and colds or Sales often put a strain on the Kidneys and functional Experience kidney disorders may be the true cause of Excess Needed! Benny Goodman. Like several other tale of a male escort; Yip -Ahoy is a Acidity, Getting Up Nights, Burning Passages, Leg tunes of the day, St. Louis Blues, Deep parody on western songs. Mr. Rome is Pains, Nervousness, Dizziness, Swollen Ankles, Rheu- no are matic Pains, and Puffy Eyelids. Help your kidneys No House -to - Purple and Begin the Beguine for in- clever but great singer; both purify your blood with Cystex. Usually the very first dose starte helping your kidneys clean out excess House Selling, stance, I Cried for You is being pushed from "Sing Out the News." Just Call on acids and this soon may make you feel like new as a big revival. The way Alexander's again. 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A 35c Clinton himself has recently good stuff in his new Decca releases, trial bottle, at drug stores, proves it-or money back Name A Study in Green and A Study in Red, noticeably the two Gershwin tunes by both highly patternized swing. A Study Address his "Swinging Strings,'.' one of the rare in Blue, however, rises above the medi- successes in making the fiddles sound PAINFUL BUNIONS State ocrity of the above, mainly due to the anything near the groove. A guitarist great sense of Erskine Helped Quickly w ;- swing Hawkins' so like Django Reinhardt enhances the band, plus the advantage of a good Whcekr.FairyfOot is applied, see bow FOR THE BEST BROADCASTS IN disk immeasurably, so like Django other side, Easy Rider. (Hawkins' on ion gets smaller Enablesyouy to Reinhart that it must be Django Rein- wear proper shoes. Ready for in- BRIEF, GET RADIO DIGEST Bluebird.) hardt. Liza and Lady Be Good the stant use. 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VAN DEAR PRODUCTS, LTD., DEPT. 97 711 S. DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, ILL. A Money -Making Opportunity for Men of Character EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE FOR AN INVENTION EXPECTED TO REPLACE A MULTI -MILLION -DOLLAR INDUSTRY Costly Work Formerly EARNINGS "Sent Out" by Business Men One man in California earned over $1,600 per month for three months-close to $5,000 in 90 days' time. Another writes Now Done by Themselves from Delaware-"Since I have been operating (just a little less than a month of actual selling) and not the full day at that, because I have been getting organized and had to spend at a Fraction of the Expense at least half the day in the office; counting what I have sold outright and on trial, I have made just a little in excess of one This is a call for men everywhere to handle thousand dollars profit for one month." A man working small exclusive agency for one of the most city in N. Y. State made $10,805 in 9 months. Texas man unique business inventions of the day. nets over $300 in less than a week's time. Space does not per- mit mentioning here more than these few random cases. How- Forty years ago the horse and buggy business was supreme-today ever, they are sufficient to indicate that the worthwhile future almost extinct. Twenty years ago the phonograph industry ran into in this business is coupled with immediate earnings for the many millions-today practically a relic. Only a comparatively few right kind of man. One man with us has already made over foresighted men saw the fortunes ahead in the automobile and the a thousand sales on which his earnings ran from $5 to $60 radio. Yet irresistible waves of public buying swept these men to per sale and more. A great deal of this business was repeat fortune, and sent the buggy and the phonograph into the discard. So business. Yet he had never done anything like this before are great successes made by men able to detect the shift in public favor coming with us. That is the kind of opportunity this business from one industry to another. offers. The fact that this business has attracted to it such Now another change is taking place. An old established industry-an integral business men as former bankers, executives of businesses- and important part of the nation's structure-in which millions of dollars change hands men who demand only the highest type of opportunity and every year-is in thousands of cases being replaced by a truly astonishing, simple inven- income-gives a fairly good picture of the kind of this tion which does the work better-more reliably-AND AT A ÇOST OFTEN AS LOW business AS 2% OF WHAT IS ORDINARILY PAID! It has not required very long for men is. Our door is open, however, to the young man looking for who have taken over the rights to this valuable invention to do a remarkable business, the right field inwhichto make his start and develop his future. and show earnings which in these times are almost unheard of for the average man. Not a "Gadget"- Profits Typical of No Money Need Be Risked Not a "Knick-Knack"- the Young, Growing Industry in trying this business out. You can measure the possi- bilities and not be out a dollar. If you are looking for a but a valuable, proved device which Going into this business is not like selling something business that is not overcrowded-a business that is just has been sold successfully by busi- offered in every grocery, drug or department store. For coming into its own-on the upgrade, instead of the ness novices as well as seasoned instance, when you take a $7.50 order, $5.83 can be your downgrade-a business that offers the buyer relief from veterans. share. On $1,500 worth of business, your share can be a burdensome, but unavoidable expense-a business that $1,167.00. The very least you get as your part of every Make no mistake-this is no novelty-no flimsy creation has a prospect practically in every office, store, or factory worth of business you do is 67 cents-on ten which the inventor hopes to put on the market. You dollar's into which you can set foot-regardless of size-that is a $6.70, on a hundred dollars' worth $67.00 probably have seen nothing like it yet-perhaps never dollars' worth necessity but does not have any price cutting to contend words two thirds of every order you get is dreamed of the existence of such a device-yet it has already -in other with as other necessities do-that because you control only on the first order-but on repeat orders been used by corporations of outstanding prominence-by yours. Not the sales in exclusive territory is your own business- have the opportunity of earning an even larger dealers of great corporations-by their branches-by doc- -and you that pays more on some individual sales than many men make tors, newspapers, publishers-schools-hospitals, etc., etc., percentage. in a week and sometimes in a month's time-if such a business and by thousands of small business men. You don't have to looks as if it is worth investigating, get in touch with us convince a man that he should use an electric bulb to light This Business Has at once for the rights in your territory-don't delay- his office instead of a gas lamp. Nor do you have to sell because the chances are that if you do wait, someone else the same business man the idea that some day he may need Nothing to Do With will have written to us in the meantime-and if it turns something like this invention. The need is already there- House to House Canvassing out that you were the better man-we'd both be sorry. the money is usually being spent right at that very So for convenience, use the coupon below-but send it right moment - and the desirability of saving the greatest Nor do you have to know anything about high-pressure away-or wire if you wish. But do it now. Address part of this expense is obvious immediately. selling. Selling" is unnecessary in the ordinary sense of the word. Instead of hammering away at the customer F. E. ARMSTRONG, President and trying to "force" a sale, you make a dignified, Dept. Mobile, Ala. Some of the Savings business -like call, leave the installation-whatever size 4025-C, Can Show the customer says he will accept-at our risk, let the You customer sell himself after the device is in and working. You walk into an office and put down before your prospect This does away with the need for pressure on the cus- r- 1 a letter from a sales organization showing that they did tomer-it eliminates the handicap of trying to get the FOR EXCLUSIVE work in their own office for $11 which formerly could have money before the customer has really convinced himself cost them over $200. A building supply corporation pays 100%. You simply tell what you offer, showing proof of RUSH TERRITORY PROPOSITION I our man $70, whereas the bill could have been for $1,600! success in that customer's particular line of business. F. E. ARMSTRONG, Pres., Dept 4025-C, Mobile, An automobile dealer pays our representative $15, whereas Then leave Ala. the invention without a dollar down. It Without obligation to me, send me full infor- the expense could have been over $1,000. A department starts working at once. In a few short days, the installa- mation on your proposition. store has expense of $88.60, possible cost if done outside tion should actually produce enough cash money to pay the business being well over $2,000. And so on. We could for the deal, with profits above the investment coming in Nome...... not possibly list all cases here. These are just a few of at the same time. You then call back, collect your money. Street or Route. the many actual cases which we place in your hands to Nothing is so convincing as our offer to let results speak work with. Practically every line of business and every for themselves without risk to the customer! While others BoxNo ...... :.....: section of the country is represented by these field reports fail to get even a hearing, our men are making sales City_ ...... :...... which hammer across dazzling, convincing money -saving running into the hundreds. They have received the atten- opportunities which hardly any business man ecn fail to tion of the largest firms in the country, and sold eo the understand. smallest businesses by the thousands. L