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BOB GARRED: How One Navy Main Reconverted to a Civilian. izs "SMILIN' ED ": How to Stay Sponsored for 25 Years... n 5 www.americanradiohistory.com Mrs. V. M. Palmer, 1521 North Vista Street, Hollywood 46, Calif. Sirs: I always first read your "Ear the Ear Jnspfres the Pen Inspires the Pen" column, and agree r with many of the complaints. 345, Jeanette Olsen, 3650 East 60th Street, Nell B. Redgrave, f .O. Boi Tulare, I didn't hear the Red Skelton pro - Calif. Huntington Path, Calif. tram under discussion in your "Jun- Sirs: I am probably a little late Sirs: I would like to know if there ior Censored," but I have heard with my two cents' worth in refer- is really an "Uncle Corny" on others of his, and can see that it is ence to your "Junior Censored" in "Breakfast in Hollywood ". There no worse than many others on the the March 23rd issue of Radio Life, have been rumors that Tom Brene- air. but if the NBC censors are really man takes this part himself, and I enjoyed the radio greatly until looking for something to censor, they that "Uncle Corny" is just a Charlie lately, but all the programs have should put on their specs and re- McCarthy to him. Is this true? turned into wishy -washy stories of read the Bob Hope and Eddie Cantor we can best answer you with this someone trying to steal someone these two use picture of "Corny," and exrerpls from scripts. The material a letter to us signed by `Uncle Corny." else's wife or husband. Even the nearly every week, their delivery lie sous, "It seems that you wrote a old standby, "One Man's Family," and timing should be off the air. letter asking is Ton, has to resort to the underworld sort nee. or an, 1 him. As for "Junior," a possible double - or some such fool- of thing. All in all, radio, outside meaning behind his remarks de- ishness. !leavens to of music and such, is "out" for me! entirely upon the listener. Betsy, whatever I do, though, enjoy Cliffie Stone's pends pant trots that na- his corn - Give us more good radio listen- lion! Now I shroud show. He is low spoken in do you mercials and has good songs. Also, ing . not so much trash. There like to know. still plenty of good (funny) think Tour looks "Haven of Rest" is a favorite of . are like that . . it jokes. Wright he a compli- mine. ment to me to he But I do like "Radio Life," and taken for him hope it has a very long life! Natalie Thoresoa, 1033 West Second but he 'night think Pomona, Calif. t h e o t h e r u a fl Street, round. So if it's all UNCLE CORNY Sirs: Lorraine Wilding of Glendale the same to you, Lester H. Corzine, Chief, Special Services, me. I In glad has expressed herself exactly as I Ifl just ronlinar to be Veterans' Administration Hospital, San you wrote. and 1 hope youll keep on have been intending to ever since Ilistening to us. Srynrd, l' nett. Corny." Fernando, Calif. Dennis Day has been broadcasting . \'ore, what do you think:' Sirs: This is to acknowledge the I must lis- on Wednesday evenings. receipt of the worth -while magazine, ten to him, but who does the time * so kindly sent the top- Vise Street, Hol- Radio Life, you placing? Is it fair to have three "The Sportsmen ", 1556 patients of the Veterans' Adminis- notchers like Jack Carson, Bing lywood, Calif. at the tration Hospital of San Fernando. Crosby and Dennis Day all on Sirs: We wish to thank Radio Life al- same hour? of So many of our patients rely for the Honorable Mention Award most entirely upon reading for their "The Most Interesting New Contri- pastime, that you may be sure that bution" to the radio field for 1946 your magazine will be accorded an and 1947. It is gratifying to us that reception. We wish to our efforts are appreciated, and we appreciative his thank you in behalf of the patients, are grateful to Jack Benny and as well as the staff, for your inter- writers for the superb material they and generosity. have presented for our vocal presen- est REDUCE tation. We sincerely hope our fu- equal listen- household ture endeavors attract Mrs. P. S. Hood, 776 North Van Ness your h00S et to ing enjoyment. Ammo, Los Angeles, Calif. budget Sirs: I no longer hear one of my cleaning I i MacNiel Street, favorite airlane personalities, so Barbara Anderson, *923 But could Fernando, Calif. assume she is off the air. San you possibly print a story and pic- Sirs: I may have missed it, but have you ever put in an article about Henry Morgan, the program that fol- lows Bing Crosby? Our family and FOUOW ALL him immensely. The rouhc Coos. all our friends enjoy ` Boll Gomes e l.oO,.e In our April Pith issue, Henry an- ' of The swered twenty gnestians about himself. Also, (here mas an article about Henry LOS ANGELES November 24. MI last "ANGELS" ond * * RADIO LIFE * * NOUTWOOD "STARS" Pul. 1:.. . \o. la lone I. t.'':: Ovn Published Meekly n I AIM Angeles, California. It.M.ines. and Editorial Offices 51161 Selma r Mr.. II of 11.4.14 Y8. Phone IIEmpstead 2025. (Mailing Address: Kos 96aí, Los Feltz Sta- 570 tion, I... .\nca-les 27.1 L C ON YOUR DIAL Radio Life was entered as Second ('lass Matter May a, 19 /Y, at Los Angeles, under Ant of Nightly: Tuesday Thro Friday March S, 1879. Prepaid Subscriptions, $l. 26 year, $Y.?i sis month.. 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www.americanradiohistory.com tures of this gracious lady, Miriam L Peters, SOS Sege 3rd Street, Albam- Lane? Her program was the easiest bra, Calif, Tks week oy listening I've ever heard. I'd love 4 A - Sirs: I would like to say a word to read about her. I speak for a about Ben Alexander. His program . number of my homemaker friends, at 10:30 a.m. is a tonic. He always too. tells such interesting and true KF! Ifiss Lane is off the air just now. We stories. I have noted gour request. and when she wish everyone could hear returns we will give it our attention. him. He must be a wonderfully kind person, and is undoubtedly TWO INTERESTING AND IN- many times imposed upon by some FORMATIVE PROGRAMS, PRE- Mrs. Desatd Sanders, 137 fserrsylvasia of the "Heart's Desire" people who Avenge, Sae lessardbe, Calif. write for things from all over the SENTED BY KFI IN THE PUBLIC United States. Couldn't radio in the Sirs: Why not a story on Fred War- other states do as we do here? After INTEREST, ARE "CONQUEST" ing? His program is so very good all, California is a very large state, (Sat. at 9:30 p.m.) and 'THE AMER- and the music is beautiful. And a and many people here need things, story on the program "Leave It to too. ICAN WAY" (Mon. at 9:30 p.m.). the Girls." These are never -miss favorites with me. * Kee Higgins Whatever happened to Al Pearce's Jeaee lessen, Santa Asa. Calif. gang? They were so good, and I Sirs: I've often wondered why haven't been able to find anything some of our comedy programs like out about them in your magazine. Red Skelton, Bob Hope, Fred Allen, One more peeve before I close this Eddie Cantor and Abbott and Cos- letter. How can we listen to three tello seem to go off the air complete- programs at once, meaning Dennis ly for a minute at a time. Day, Jack Carson and Bing Crosby? Your article about Red being cen- They are so popular surely they sored for trying to tell a joke about shouldn't be on at the same time. diapers and being shut off the air When we talked with .Arlene ¡turns is the answer to my problem. More some lime ago, she said that she was power, I say, to the National Broad- sure .Al Pearce would return lo the air, but as get we've heard of nothing defi- casting Company for cleaning up nite in this direction. some of these dirty mouths. We have frequenflg spoken against I think Red ought to start worrying the networks' pitting of programs against each other huh in ntang in- about that awful "903" he had and stances it is unavoidable because of now that new hissing sound, instead the limited program line available. of trying to make us listen to jokes Your protests voiced in this column. howeoer, receive attention all along ra- about diapers. dio row. (Please Turn to Next Page) "Conquest" presents vital public health problems in drama form. They're fine human interest stories, based on fact, and featuring some of Hollywood's finest radio actors. The Two ways to high quality of the show depends greatly on producer Ken Higgins. Banish Bugs Ted Meyers

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www.americanradiohistory.com rile Ear Inspires the Pen (Continued from Preceding Page) H. M. Carson, I4261/2 Echo Park Avenue, Mrs. Ernest von Seggern, 3461/a East Los Angeles, Calif: Orange Grove, Burbank, Calif. Sirs: Thanks so much for giving Sirs: The value of your publication us a schedule of Sunday Religious would be increased, I believe, by Programs. However, I was sorry to giving wider publicity in both the see you had left out one of the very daily log and feature articles, to best. A simple and sincere Gospel outstanding musical, educational message by a speaker with a good and public service programs. command of words and a Scotch ac- The Pro Arte String Quartet on Sat- cent that lends a beauty to the mes- urday at 9:15 a.m.; the Philadelphia sage. There's good music, too, and Orchestra on Saturday at 2:00 p.m.; no "begging." and the Boston Symphony on Tues- The program you didn't list is the day at 9:00 p.m. deserve to be in- "Bible Treasury Hour," KGER, Sun- cluded in your "Program High- day at 9:05 a.m. and 5:05 p.m. Also -r lights", as do such programs as on at 8:45 a.m. Monday through Sat- FAMOUS LOVE STORIES "Meet the Press" and "Author Meets urday. the Critic ". Log editor, please make note. JULIET ... With young Romeo Programs of such high merit de- she lived a lifetime of love within serve our encouragement, and in the span of days ... days filled Radio Life you could do much to Leland J. Cuff, 1430 Grarnold Avenue, with intrigue, banishment, tender increase their audience. Glendale 2, Calif. We think our recent in Re- and youthful passion "Radio Sirs: I would like to know why love scenes view" column lauded both the latter really funny comedians like Ransom pure as dew. A love whose triumph programs us being shows of high merit and deserving of encourayeurent. Too. Sherman, Jack Kirkwood and "Vic was in death ... a story of violent "Meet the Press" has been highlighted. and Sade" are kept from broadcast- desires and violent ends. "-.Author .Netts the Critic" is rumored ing, while the "stylish" comedians to be leaving the air ... but will return ...so watch for a precast. who must rely on mugging and off - We always welcome any suggestions color jokes to bring laughs are -kept for iin prove men l, so please write us ang on the air ... ad nauseum. lime. We are highlighting ,ntus teal programs mentioned. It would not surprise me if "Smile Time," another really funny program, should be taken off the air as B. W. Indies, Encino, Calif. soon as the mysterious style - setters who judge who may stay on the air Sirs: I have no questions, but there to is a matter to which I should like to find out about It. I would like call your attention. In a recent issue see programs left on the air to please you printed a picture of Lew Ayres those who are not afraid to laugh at and captioned it: "Lew Ayres, re- a comedian, whether he is consid- 0 cently returned to the Hollywood ered "sophisticated" or not. spotlight after long service as an Army chaplain . - ." According to Army Public Relations releases, Mr. Mrs. Robert Luce, 422 East Chevy Chase Ayres served as a chaplain's assis- Drive, Glendale 5, Calif. tant, not as a chaplain. There is Sirs: One of your recent "Ear In- quite a difference between the two spires" letters touched a responsive positions. I like Mr. Ayres, both as note. It concerned Hal Nichols' an actor and a person, and what I "Memory Room." We have found en- have to say in no way reflects on joyment and comfort in his program, his character. But for the sake of and it is one which always claims your readers you should cheek on our attention. We consider Hal one facts before you print statements as of our best friends, Although we've such. I certainly do not mean to never met. and I believe it would belittle Mr. Ayres, as the work that add greatly to any issue of Radio he carried on, and carried on mag- Life if you were to seek material nificently, was one that was a credit from his interesting study. I recall to him and his country. But you an article some months ago, when *i'e4ece should make sure of your assertions the "Memory Room" mascot, Nosey, before you make them. A long and graced the cover of your magazine. WHITE KING SOAP happy life to Radio Life. It's a fine magazine. * A little White King is a lot of Rob O 'Sullivan, KWPC, Muscatine, Iowa soap! That's why you'll love * Sirs: For the past two years I have Mrs. E. S. Jones, Route 2, Box 169. Braw- been working as an announcer in White King. Use White King ky, Calif. small stations, and for those two Sirs: Can you tell me if the "Old years friends in Hollywood have in your washing machine, for Gospel Singer" is still on the air, been sending iine the latest editions dishes, for blankets and dain- and if so, on what station? of your very fine variety show on Like many other listeners I do get paper ...Radio Life. ties, too. See how its long - so tired of listening to murder and I hope soon to be able to go home, Iastigg, gentle -to -your -hands mystery stories. Why can't the spon- to Hollywood, and I hope that when sors put on something better for our I do I will hear Radio Life's own suds billow up and go to work youngsters? radio show on one of the Los An- geles stations. even in water that's comfort- The "Ohl Gospel Singer" is not ap- pearna over any West Coast station. Thanks for the Red Skelton spread If KECA is able to tell us more about able to your hands. him we will publish -the item in our in the March 16th issue. I enjoyed it magazine later. very much.

www.americanradiohistory.com AT THE AGE OF NINE Ed Mc- ED McCONNELL when he start- FROGGY THE GREMLIN (played Connell was interested in music. lib, ed his children's show in Chi- by announcer Archie Presby) talks This picture was taken when he played cago in 1941. it over with Smilin' Ed. with the school band in Atlanta, Georgia.

avan directs the program. Today the cast includes June Foray, Joe Fields, Conrad Binyon, Henry Blair, Ken Cameron, John Duffy and announcer Archie Presby, whose antics as Frog- gy, the gremlin, especially delight children who see and hear the broadcast. Today the program is much larger and involves much more production than it did in the 20's and 30's. It requires an average of three Ed McConnell Is Celebrating Twenty -Five script conferences, a half -day studio rehearsal, plus many hours of writ- Years in Radio. He's Idol of Millions of ing and re- writing. Children, Has Never Been Without Sponsor Started Plugging In 1922, when commercial radio was largely an untried idea, McCon- nell did a fill -in broadcast for new- f By John McEnroe ly -born station WSB in Atlanta. Dur- ing the show he sang, played the piano and mentioned names of friends. In a sort Saturday, X:30 a.rn. marks the quarter -century milestone, of a hit -and -miss NRC-KF/-ti Fsn the climax way, he also occasionally mentioned j_ of a sparkling career the names of their businesses over WENTY -FIVE consecutive which today is brighter than ever. the air. Among the listeners who years of weekly radio Since May, 1922, when McConnell heard Ed on those first two Satur- shows represents a lot of first broadcast from Atlanta, Geor- (Plense Turn to Page 32) successful entertainment. gia, he always has had a paying For NBC's Ed McConnell, this month sponsor; he never has done a sus- taining show. Apr WORKING ON THE SCRIPT. NBC Unlike many another showman, producer Max Hutto and producer big Ed lumbered into radio by acci- Hobe Donavan work on the script for NBC's dent. Like most, he stayed there by "Smilin' Ed McConnell Show." design. His career had a rather hum- ble beginning, but year by year he has become one of the top entertain- ers in his field. Today he is the idol of millions of children and his show has unanimous approval of parents. Recently the Christian Science Her- ald stated that the program is an ideal one for children and that "there should be more Smilin' Ed McConnells." Script for the show is written by Hobe Donavan and McConnell. Don-on-

THEY MAKE THE MUSIC. Left to .1/ right, Ken Cameron at the piano, McConnell and John Duffy at the 4organ.

www.americanradiohistory.com CBS NEWSCASTER BOB GARRED relaxes in the back yard with "Roger" and "Wilco," 4 his dachshund puppies. Their names recall Garred's war -time service with the Navy au iiPP force. -Gene Lester Photos.

did it through hard, plugging work and through perhaps more than his share of just plain good luck. When Garred happily forsook the brassy tootling of a Navy reveille bugle for the insistent jangling of an alarm clock, his old job at CBS was waiting for him. But a carrier's decks hadn't been conducive to sharpening his diction. He wondered frankly if he could regain his pre- war facility for speaking. He fluffed most of his lines at first. He hadn't faced a "mike" in more than three and a half years. He went to work on his voice. Every day for a long stretch he practiced in the quiet of his room. He drove himself relentlessly until he noted in- * itial symptoms of hoarseness. Then he would rest his throat until, he safely could continue practicing. Better Than Before Gradually he recaptured his well - known pre -war style and clarity. And soon he was proving to himself and to his listeners that he was, if anything, a better newscaster than before. His war experiences, which

Monday -Saturday, 7:30 a.m. Monday-Saturday, 5 :45 p.m. CRS -K X -KSUJ OB GARRED, top -flight CBS news reporter, ripped into ObjectÑ'es Reached' civilian life as though it were another beachhead in the Pacific. His objectives were the usual ones. Work. of Good ],,fir's. He wanted to resume his career Hard Plus Plenty where he'd left off. He wanted to Have Enabled Newscaster Bob Garrer4 marry a girl he had met in the service. He wanted an automobile and a To Re- Establish Himself as Civilian couple of dogs. And, eventually, hr wanted a home of his own. Garred's case is remarkable be- By Tod Fredericks cause he realized every one of his objectives within a single year. He apparently gave him a deeper un- derstanding of human beings and a keener insight into foreign relation- ships, were reflected in his voice. It was only a matter of a few weeks until Garred's professional career again was as bright and as assured as it was the day he had joined the Navy. Currently he takes the air daily except Sunday on the CBS Pacific network for Studebaker at 7:311 a.m. and for Mounds at 5:45 p.m. Garred's newscasting career at CBS, strangely enough, almost

THE GARRED HEIRESS must have her daily airing, and here Papa Garred is pridefully carrying out Operation Pram 1` -two sorties around the block.

www.americanradiohistory.com IN HIS GARDEN at home, far re- moved horn the CBS newsroom, Garred chats over the back fence with a neighbor --not about the gravity of the international situation, but about care of sweetpeas.

combat intelligence officers. He first applied to his doctor. The physician's affirmative opinion was echoed by Navy medical men and Bob was off for the aviation combat intelligence school at Quonset Point, R. I. A commission and instructor as- signments at Denver and San Fran- cisco followed. Next came sea duty aboard the U.S.S. Makassar Straits, an aircraft carrier. He saw action in the Bismarck Archipelago, the Sol- 4110,, THE CBS NEWS REPORTER in- ornons and off Iwo Jima and Oki- nawa during the invasions of those AS USUAL. ANNE CAMERON spects his two most prized war sou - .` venirs-a Samurai sword given him by the islands. He was named to the U.S. Garred holds the center of the Japanese who planned the Pearl Harbor Strategic Bombing Survey shortly stage as she poses with her parents for attack, and a Melanesian war canoe model, before the war ended. And with that Radio Life's cameraman -her first pose, in- gift of a South Pacific island chief. group he was among the first Ameri- cidentally, for a professional lensman. She cans to land in Japan and to probe was born last February. the wreckage of Hiroshima and Na- wasn't interrupted at all. Examining gasaki. military doctors labeled him 4 -F at Bob had met Frances Lawler of war's beginning with a minor heart New York at Quonset Point. She was condition. a Wave officer there. His courtship, conducted in person until his trans- Garred, a football player at his fer. had continued throughout the home town high school in Walla war via the mails. When he came Walla, Washington, and at Leland home, they didn't waste any time Stanford University, is a powerful getting married. man. He's six feet, two and one -half inches tall and weighs more than Happy Ending 200 pounds. For an obviously healthy They didn't waste any time either man to be classified 4 -F seemed in getting a home, although they completely unreasonable to tarred. had to "sweat out" the customary He placed himself in the care of his red -tape headaches in financing the own physician. project with a G.I. loan. Garred long had been an amateur Their home, in a spanking new airplane pilot and, with his doctor's West Los Angeles district, is a mod- permission, he joined the Civilian est six -room frame dwelling with de- Air Patrol. Despite his "military un- tached double garage; in which they fitness" he patrolled the Southern keep the car Bob bought the day he California coastline at a time when received his honorable discharge. Japanese submarines boldly were "We've fixed up the place our- invading our Pacific Coastal waters. selves," said the young couple. "To- After a year of this, tarred gether, we have put in the front and learned the Navy needed aviation (Please Tarn to Page 39)

.i. THAT'S WHAT YOU THINK IT IS in Papa Garred's hand, THE BOB GARREDS. WITH "ROGER" and "Wilco," take which explains Mrs. G's bemused as ir look well as Bob's it easy after a couple of hours of hard work in the modest expression of harried bafflement. garden of their brand new home in West Los Angeles.

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MANY OF INQUIRERS' questions demand research. Here Mary Fran- ces Gray, one of two research girls, consults files to track down answer to stickler question.

sif Informaion, Vou Please!

BS Marcia Sinclair ALVINA TEMPLE, Don Lec actress of the "Red Ryder" show, listens in on the board while Alice McAndrews operates. -Olio Rothsehil4 Photos.

New Telephone Service Designed to Arnold explained. "It took us by sur- Public in Their prise when the phones nearly rang Assist Joe airs. off the walls the first day." Choice of ces to Eat, Shows to A maximum of four girls works See. Radio, and Other panted Farts the board during any one period of the business day from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. (365 days a year). They've already learned not to become amazed in direc- USTLING Ruth Arnold, Arnold's idea, whereby the public, at any inquiry thrown their Pacific Coast manager by dialing H011ywood 6196, could tion. Of course, some questions have where been normal, like "Where can I find for C. E. Hooper procure, gratis, information on such -and -such program or movie?" ( , has "Hooperatings') to dine, where to dance, what movie But others have fallen into the re- so much on her mind to see and where, sports events, and search category. "Does a female ape s h e frequently can't radio. Starting out with two girls at have the same number of ribs as a sleep nights. This the answering switchboard, "Infor- male ape?" "How many dogs in the usually leads to no good for almost mation, If You Please" took care of United States ?" "What is the sub- 'any insomniac, but for Ruth Arnold 389 calls the first two days of its ject from (or about) which the larg- it was productive of an idea last existence. The service has grown est number of words have been writ- May. steadily, until now the daily average ten?" "What is a baby fox called ?" By uncompromising light of was the of calls is 257; highest to date How Get Answers dawn, the idea still held water, so 794, on Santa Anita handicap day. she started work on it. So big was Staff has been enlarged to seven Research girls, Mary Frances Gray her concept of a new service she operators, chosen chiefly for their and La Delle Alex, fell back on the wanted to offer the public that it personality and entertainment field Los Angeles Museum for the required more than six months to backgrounds rather than switchboard answers to the ape and fox queries perfect the mechanics for "Informa- experience. Two girls attend to re- and discovered that, yes, the female tion, If You Please ". By mid- Decem- and files. and male apes have the same num- met- search a baby fox is ber, things were ready. Sixteen what we ber of ribs and that ropolitan radio stations, cooperating "We actually didn't know called a cub. Some gold mine of in- with announcements, launched Ruth had -how good the idea was." Miss formation like the World Almanac supplied them with the canine cen- sus- 20,000,000. They also rely heavi- ly on Encyclopedia Britannica, the reference department of the public library, newspaper morgues, plus their own choice of supplementary reference books. The public, so it appears, takes T streaks about asking hard questions. Some days, the "Information, If You Please" girls have just about every (Please Turn to Page 32)

HEART OF "INFORMATION. If You Please is this room where calls are received and requested data given out. Lek, foreground, is Mary Frances Gray; left, rear, Alvina Temple, Ben Alexander of MBS' "Heart's Desire" and "Notebook," La Delle Alex; right, rear, Ruth Arnold, Milly Bettinger; right, foreground, Alice McAndrews.

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for some time, they once tried to goes that his direction of his singers terminate the program and found was so strenuous that the original For Love o' Mike (cómz,'t ) themselves snowed under by indig- style and interpretations survive in- nant queries from G. and S. fans. tact to this day. The present company, The recordings by the D'Oyly -Carte under the direction of the son of the Birthday Every Day company are a direct heritage from original manager, continues the pres- We heard via old W. S. Gilbert himself. The story entations in a fashion probably unde- Cecil Brown's news- tectable from that of the first per- cast the other morning that the dow- formances at the Savoy Theater in ager Queen Mary of England was London. gifted on her birthday by the British DON'T BE A Broadcasting Company with a whole The only danger in listening to a day's broadcasting program to choose Gilbert and Sullivan program is that as she pleased. The Queen chose a MissDif* you're apt to get a snatch of song like dramatization of an Agatha Christie "Here's a state of things, here's a state crime thriller, a Welsh choral group, of things. Matrimonial d e v o t i on Scottish pipers, Irish tenors. doesn't seem to suit her notion. Burial \\\ it brings!" on your mind until you And it occurred to us that the Amer- can think of nothing ican listener, courtesy of no requests else. in particular, gets as much variety Up till the present the commentary and more in a day's listening without has been handled by Jim Powell. Last giving it a thought. Frenchmen, Ital- week Charles Foll was heard on a one- ians, Germans, Russians, Swedes, con- time deal and from now on Bob Cor- duct his symphonies and sing his nell will be the narrator. songs; comedians of English, Irish, It goes without saying that listening Canadian, Jewish, Italian and Danish NEXT WEEK to Gilbert and Sullivan is for those ancestry tell his jokes; newsmen from who like them. Those who don't, know fine old Southern families, down east Are you mean in the morning better than to attempt it anyway. That Yankee stock, the college of hard before you get your coffee? We they are probably in the minority is knocks, read his news; and actors know two people - honestly - demonstrated by the amazing statis- plucked from the submerged tenth, the who aren't. They couldn't be if tics on "H.M.S. Pinafore " -it has been four hundred, the "sticks" and every they wanted to, because Binnie performed somewhere in the world country in the world populate his and Mike Frankovich are on the every night since its premiere, and its dramas. air while they sip and sup. companion pieces are not far be- They're the first Southern Cali- hind it! He can hear religious broadcasts fornia couple to talk things over from just about any sect there is. He the breakfast table and we think can dial programs devoted to the Lat- you'll enjoy our story about them "Inside China" ins, Italians, Czechs, Jews, Greeks, in next week's Radio Life. Chinese, Hawaiians. He can Remember the particular fascination find (in All you folks who liked Jack our childhood stories of China and her addition to his everyday pursuits) pro- Webb as Novak" will people used grams devised for such specialized in- "Pat be to hold for us? The tales terests pleased to know we finally cor- then were of tea houses, and happy as canaries, funny papers, child nered him for a story on his new coolies trekking in from the rice pad- psychology, i gar d e n n g, television, "Johnny Modero" show. Jack's on dies toward their houses with the slid- bowling, other people's breakfast, foot next week's cover, too. See if he ing walls. Or of bandits who crept care, diet, Y.W.C.A., the Blind Artists, looks the way you've pictured down from the mountains to the tiny old age pensions. him. villages. All bespoke China's individ- How do we know? We just read Believe it or not. mikeman ual enchantment as vividly as some through Radio Life's logs! Basil Ruysdael's background for treasured rarity of the Ming dynasty. announcing includes singing at William Gavin's word picture of the "The Met" -just one interesting little people in his "Inside China" cuts Your Cue I Shows You fact about him revealed in next through the oppressive news of today's 1 May Like , week's story. divided and saddened China like that Did you know that Bill Anson proverbial rainbow shining through is slave to a mere woman? Well, the storm. You'll hear again about Gilbert and .Sullivan just get an eyeful of the pic- Tiger Den Village at the foot of the One program on the air which can tures in next week's Radio Lifel Jade Mountains, and about the com- never fail to give its fans exactly What goes munity gatherings at the tea house. on in the minds of The tea house is really what they want is Marshall and Clam - radio the base of the men who steal around in modern Chinese community, and pett's "Gilbert and Sullivan" series the dim morning hours prepara- serves on KFAC every Sunday morning at tory to getting your wake -up pro- them as the village "cracker 9:30. A Gilbert barrel." Here come the few fortunates and Sullivan fan is grams on the air? A backstage who subscribe often just that to the exclusion of all peek at KECA sheds some light to a newspaper to share other interests, and as long as you are on this puzzler. their news. Or the parents and rela- playing tives convene here to arrange parties Gilbert and Sullivan records There's a Men of Music fea- or marriages. for him, it is impossible for him to ture, too, plus a comedy picture find anything else that pleases him sequence and the lively Easy for us to have forgotten that quite so much. Seen on 1000 years before the medieval Euro- the Radio Scene -all in the June pean feudal system ended, China had The station owns every one of the 8 issue! Buy yours early, or bet- operettas ever recorded an eighty -five per cent independence and after they ter yet, get a copy for each ra- among her landowners, with have played the series through they dio you have and an extra for and that start again at the beginning and play the car. (Conirnued on Next Pages them over again. Having done this Page Nine

www.americanradiohistory.com JUNE 1, 1947 RADIO LIFE Radio ¡ii Rcc'few , (Continued from Preceding Page) the exception of the royal family, caste memos is discouraged. But Mr. Gavin manages his re- A11ke fresher course, incorporating the old and the new (the new along lines of China's three great cooperatives; the BY VIRGINIA `VEST political, the economic and the indus- as a period of changes, replacements, and new trial) without losing that touch of Summer, long recognized we so very quietly over ABC . No major upheaval mysticism and simple beauty shows radiowise, has settled culture. saving in the east, and such . . . However, soon there'll long attached to the Chinese because of daylight for well without acquiring the touch of be some new summer shows . . . and some old favorites departing And deserved vacations. Chinese Nationalist and /or Chinese There'll be only a few more merry Communist leanings. melody sessions with Bing Crosby and his This informative and grown-up peek guests on KECA, Wednesday nights at 9, into our story books is, alas, presented before Der Bingle takes his annual respite. only once each week. Wednesday That comedian -of- the -hour, Henry Morgan, nights, at 11:30 over KFI. At that continues in his 9:30 Wednesday night spot time Mr. Gavin also gives the name until mid -July when we've heard famous and address of the agency through actor Boris Karloff and "Lights Out" which these "Inside China" scripts moves into that time. Also in the replace- may be obtained -without charge. ment column will be the Adventures of Bill Lance which will be aired instead of Gang- Uncle Whoa Bill 9 on Saturday nights this summer. busters at To you and Mr. Hooper, the big ... 790... It's the Spot ... names in radio today may be Benny, WE TAKE A BOW: The ABC family of Hope and Crosby, but we bet that a favorites has certainly been around when poll of pre -school and lower -grades honors were being handed out of late. Five children would reveal that a Mr. Nick ABC shows received first awards out of a Nelson would top them all. Never total of twelve accorded the four major net- heard of him? Perhaps you know him Whoa Bill, works at the annual Institute for Education Henry Morgan under the name of Uncle by Radio at Columbus, Ohio, recently. The if you have young children who dial lineup included "Theatre Guild on the Air ", "Are 1 rrese Our Children ", "World KFAC at 5:30 p.m. every week day. "Hiro- Security Workshop ", "Raymond Swing", and special one-time broadcasts, Along with Uncle John, Byron Keyes shima" and "School Teacher -1947 ". Honorable mentions were also awarded the Story Man, and Jolly Bill and "America's Town Meeting" and "Youth Asks the Government ". Commentator Bill will go down 11:15, received Jane, Uncle Whoa Baukhage, heard on KECA, Monday thru Friday mornings at in local radio history as a children's both the 1947 award from the United Business Men's Association of Philadel- favorite -and to our way of thinking, phia, and Poor Richard Citation of Merit, for his contributions to radio and jour- that's about as great an honor as a nalism. KECA -ABC Promotion Department also took the nod from City College radio figure can attain. of New York for their handling of the Bing Crosby Show. Whoa Bill tells stories, reads . 790 ... It's the Spot ... Uncle Baritone Norwood Smith, heard Mondays thru Fridays over KECA at 3:30 the birthday list and the honor list of p.m., for Paramount, takes a typical "Dusman's holiday," starting July 2nd. Good Whoa Billers, welcomes the new Woody will spend his vacation this summer singing a starring role in "Show- members into the organization and boat" with the Dallas Municipal Opera Company. Replacement for his f ive- occasionally breaks into song. "The week absence from the local air will be an- Little Pig with the Magic Eyes" and nounced soon ... Basil "Buzz" Adlam, con- "Tommy Monkey" assist in the Whoa ductor of ABC's "Hollywood Music Hall" on Bill chores-they find out who is hay- Sunday afternoons at 4:30, introduced one ing a birthday, who is having a party of the musical selections which comprise his and who belongs on the honor list. ( who was a original composition, "California Sketches ", ". . . for Johnny Jones on a recent broadcast. He conducted the Good Whoa Biller while visiting the orchestra in "Malibu ". Other portions of dentist" "and Mary Smith who the "Sketches" are titled "Yosemite ", "Red was a Good Whoa Biller when she Woods" and "Ghost Town" ... It's Francie was sick".) (disc jockey) Scully these days. Scully now If you've never seen the expression plays "picture music" as part of her new on a child's face when Uncle Whoa half-hour "Star Gazing" show on KECA Bill's voice has advised him personal- (3:45. Mon. thru Fri.). By the way, Frances ly to "follow the string tied to the has a new contest going . The Scully piano" you don't know what the power T Treasure Chest ... Listen to the show and of radio really can do! I hear all about it ... Speaking of contests, KECA's early "Morning Watch" headman, On Friday afternoons Uncle Whoa Frances Scully a letter Bill holds open house on the program Ralph Langley, is also conducting al- writing contest on the often thought, but seldom aired subject ... "Are Hus- for his members. The children are bands Human ?" ... If you're up around 5:30ish, might lend an ear for details. lowed to recite and sing over the for Victor radio and though some of them may ... Zeke Manners (KECA, 7:45 a.m.) has waxed a couple of ditties Baby, A -Goin' Sue, I'm A- Goin'" and "You'll Get Used To It." forget the words or sing "Sail, ... "I'm Sail" to the tune of "Jack and Jill" .790 ... It's the Spot .. efforts HERE AND THERE: On the subject of vacations, Kenny Baker is spend- you'll applaud their valiant ing most of his weekends repainting his trailer, "Glamour Manor ", and fixing and Uncle Whoa Bill's tact. up his fishing equipment ... Dean Carlton, the "voice of authority" on ABC's Advertising for Bullock's ( "The "This Is Your FBI ", at one time couldn't get a stage role of a "reporter" store that is friendly ") fits into the af- because he "just wasn't the type" . What the casting director didn't know program neatly and the Saturday was that Carlton had a press card in his pocket which showed he was a real ternoon puppet shows under the au- reporter on the Philadelphia Ledger at the tine. spices of Uncle Whoa Bill and the Lady" are a natural induce- Page Tcn ... 790 ... We the Spot ... .aduerttiement. "Puppet

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JUNE 1, 1947 RADIO LIFE ment to Whoa Billers and parents to after a long, hard day. That clever visit the sponsor. "Noon Farn) Reporter" "slick paper finish" touch of which Perhaps the best way to tell you Your "crop" can be several rolling we speak is intentionally restful. what we think about this show is just acres of graded Valencia oranges, or Carefully well -written dialogue is to break into the end of Uncle Whoa a backyard row of lima beans. So atingle with "surprise" touches of Bill's song " ... Whoa Bill, Whoa Bill far as KFI's "high noon" Farm Re- humor which make the entire offer- how happy we are since we learned porter is concerned, the growing and ing far above "run of the mill." to say, Whoa Bill, WHOA BILL, when harvesting tips he has are courteously If we were going to criticize this troubles or tears come our way!" yours. KNX Sunday 8:30 p.m. show at all "Frost Warner" Nelson Mclninch is we would perhaps speak of the "Lit- "Happy Homes" the friendly Country Gentleman who tle Theatre Off Times Square" flour- When she was six years old, Norma handles this daily service. While the ish which co -stars Barbara Luddy and Young learned to cook, so as an au- main function of the quarter -hour is Tony Barrett now and then give their thority on that subject she should be to keep large -scale planters primed lines, when no such "high emotin'" is on market prices, bad weather portent off - fairly indisputable. KHJ's daily half - demanded. Also twanging slightly hour at 1:30 p.m., called "Happy and major agricultural changes, the key to our receptive ears was the Homes," is an outgrowth of Norma's kindly Mclninch attitude assures the copy -cat portrayal of Bob's boss, who wisdom and experience. Each recipe least victory gardener that the news might have been "Mr. Dithers" heard is tried by her before it's wafted is for him too. himself, wandering over from the the eager listener's way. Assistant and You'll find, from tally contact with "Blondie" time, if we hadn't known announcer is Bob Freed, who also this series, that the miserable little better. These two points, however, are comes in with a few hints for happier brown things which have been mowing relatively small, possibly to be toler- housewives. On Wednesdays Bob drops down your celery can we swiped out ated in such an experimental series. a gem of wisdom he calls a "wife with one fell blow by an easily ob- The complete picture is, in fact, one saver ". This might be anything from tainable insect -killer; that the reason of those captivating landscapes you're a hiccup cure to a spot- removing for- cucumbers sighed and finally col- astonished, but overjoyed, to find mula. On Thursdays he airs listeners' lapsed on your vines last year was sometimes hanging in a long, winding suggestions. not enough sand in the soil; a gallery of brooding, heavy - handed that canvases. Sometimes housewives might be certain fine loam for Awes can make tempted to hint that they would be you an American Beauty specialist. happier if scripts, along with the If you pore with fascination over the "Favorite Story" recipes, were more thoroughly cooked spring and fall seed catalogs, this is A rather obscure French writer, before presented. But the worth of the your program, to hear and enjoy in Maurice Laval, once penned a little show isn't even hinted at as lying in the same way. tale called "Debt Collector ". Monsieur the aside ad -libs between Norma and Obviously a small -scale gardener Laval was plucked from this obscurity Bob about whether or not a recipe for himself, as well as an authority on for at least thirty minutes last Tues- a French or Danish dish was the Mc- matters of larger significance, Mc- day night when his story was chosen Coy down to the last speck of season- Ininch interposes "Reports" with hu- (Continued on Next Page) ing. But the word on what sugar morous little recollections of his own stamps are valid and for how long, adventures in the soil. Equally add- the tip -off on just where to buy the ing variety to a straight script of facts best of the new crop of Bing cherries, are interviews with promising Four - or any of the many real suggestions H'ers, and with conservationists, can- of household aid, are in accord with ning and cooking experts and other the promise held by the show's title, folks directly dependent on farming "Happy Homes." . . . each asked to guest, it would You don't have to be satisfied with seem, for his or her very pleasant a daily dish or finding out that Br'er manner -of -ease. Rabbit molasses is a tasty addition We like to recommend this program to gingerbread, either. If you have any because, more than anything else, it problems in the household or culinary is a grand example of what may be fields, write to Norma Young and she done with a singularly matter -of -fact will answer on the air or personally. theme. The "Reporter's" charm, and k,n especially his "outstretched hand" /iake policy, should make even the most disinterested gardening "outsider" anx- yam ñ'G/fI/ ious to climb up on the farmhouse steps and "talk it over" with the best PLY -IT IS THE NEW LIQUID 'MAKE- MARTIN of them. UP" FOR EVERYTHING IN YOUR HOME . . . FURNITURE, WOOD- "The Couple Next Door WORK, PAINTED WALLS, LEATHER GOODS . . . ANY SURFACE YOU LOCK Like to pick up Good Housekeeping, WANT TO PROTECT. NO MORE Cosmopolitan or prop 1NA\\NV the Journal, MARKS AND STAINS FROM WATER, your feet on cushions, munch pepper- CHEMI- mints, read those brightly- illus- HOT DISHES, HOUSEHOLD and CALS. . PLY - IT GIVES YOUR trated, light - hearted stories about SCRATCHED, SCUFFED FURNITURE A young love and its occasional prob- NEW LEASE ON LIFE. PLY -IT IS A lems? MIRACLE LIQUID . WIPES ON 01 Then you'll find the unaffected WITH A CLOTH ... LEAVES A BEAU- "chintz drapes and blue bowls of TIFUL, GLEAMING, PROTECTIVE SUR- daffodils" surroundings of "The Cou- FACE. 60c, $ 1.00, 51.85 and $3.55 ple Next Door" equally delightful. SIZE BOTTLES. COMES IN MAPLE, Nothing especially brain -taxing is re- WALNUT, MAHOGANY, NATURAL. R WARNERZ)( BROS. quired of you in this gay little series, GLOSS OR LUSTRE FINISH. FO ON but the simplicity is as refreshing as YOUR NEAREST DEALER, CALL . . 10 TO 1 it is disarming. Mary Ann and Bob P. M. Brown, whose main concern is their KFWB eighteen- month -old Timmy, may not THE ARMOLITE CO. DAILY set the world on fire but dramatically, 3339 E. PICO BLVD., LOS .ANGELES 980 ON YOUR DIAL they're sure to find a definite follow- PHONE ANGELUS 7143 ing ... with folks who turn on their radios just to "get away from it all" Page Eleven www.americanradiohistory.com JUNE 1, 1947 RADIO LIFE out of by Bill's treatment of "There's Some That Do". Though he fits his Belle Martel style to what each tune calls for, he in the fight and Radio iii Rct'iew winds up most numbers with a jivey If your interest (Continued from Preceding Page) with us. wrestling ring goings-on can outlive chorus -and that's all right your amazement at hearing a femi- by Van Johnson to be presented on Budd Hatch and Jack Marshall hack nine voice comparing the relative Bullock's weekly half-hour called "Fa- up Bill in many of the numbers both the sponsor merits and chances of "Turkey Thomp- vorite Story ". Each week vocally and instrumentally -but don't son" and "K. O. Hooker ", you'll prick takes the favorite story of some per- let the word "trio" frighten you or - up your ears at the prognostications son of distinction, either living there's nothing violent about the com- and side lights on these two sports. dead, adds a cast and wafts it mike - bination. Seems to us that 2:30 is the ward for our enjoyment. music All very authoritative, too. time to take it easy, and Bill's knowing Belle Martel was Van's choice concerned a young man provides the mood. Not that mor- the only woman referee and fight pro- with a frayed collar and dubious If we rather expected a als who rebelled against his lot in life. Take the Stand moter to date, Through stealing from his employer, "I series of pretty poems or sweet stories placing the money stolen in a safe For you to whom a radio is rather to follow the announcement "the Los deposit box under a fictitious name, annoying (and termed "blaring" irre- Angeles Athletic Club now presents and serving his just prison sentence, spective of its pitch) while you curl Belle Martel ". But what followed was he attempted to right his financial up after dinner with a good magazine this series done in a ring idiom outlook. Because Tony Barnett nar- or the editorial page of the paper, we worthy of Jim Jeffries himself. rated the story, and Tom Tully played have a suggested listening time. It The show is on Wednesdays and the lead, the conflict of fear and what may be along the lines of your read- Thursdays at 4:15 p.m. over KLAC. It little conscience the culprit possessed ing. and in any event is a good shot probably won't delight soap opera fol- didn't test our credence or patience. It in the arm. lowers to know what Babe McCoy will was so well played. Later, the thief, KNX, at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesdays, of- have on his preliminary card, or that having paid his debt to society, went fers a program, "I Take the Stand ". only a clever boxer like John Haynes back to collect his loot, only to be con- The thirty minutes concerns itself can get a crack in at the chin of his fronted by a lapse of memory regard- with contemporary controversies and adversary because of the latter's bar- ing the fictitious name under which nationwide interests. A board of guests rel -like body and short neck. But if he had deposited the money. After a present their facts in turn, citing ac- the fight game occupies any portion terrific mental struggle for remem- cepted statistics. Then the salient of your interest, you'll like hearing brance, overwhelming despair and points in the arguments of each are Belle. frustration won out, and the young laid open to discussion and question For the sports fans who read it in- man, still poor, chose the river as his by the opposing faction. stead of seeing it, Miss Martel adds easiest out. Of course the shock of Last week's discussion arose around a few words about the recent meet- the cold water as it closed over his the "Taft -Ellender- Wagner Bill ", con- ings and decisions of athletic boards head restored the memory of his for- cerning government -subsidized hous- and commissions. gotten alias, but too late. And the ing. Interest in that subject wouldn't to in its rest- Don't be misled by prejudice against $43,000 remains this day be debatable by the two million peo- having a woman's voice, and a pleasing place in a safe deposit box where ple in California alone who are with- ant, warm voice at that, telling you "even the president of the company out their own homes. without the depos- what's what in a man's world. Referee couldn't touch it Being guilty of not having followed Martel knows what she's talking itor's signature ". as closely as we all should, weekly about. A gracefully draped window or some and daily editorials on housing, we superior upholstery affords the oppor- won't attempt to delineate the half - "Remember That Music" tunity for Bullock's to tell us all about hour discussion for you on whether or items. The same spirit that leads people at these and other merchandise not the American people are in dan- parties to delve into the record rack Good stories, comedy, mystery or fan- ger of being stampeded into progres- turn. Thirty for the old favorites of the thirties is tasy, all delineated in sive socialistic real estate. But we do recaptured in an all -too -brief fifteen minutes well spent. know that the two guests, Langdon minutes Tuesday nights at 10:15 over Post, Regional Director of Housing, KFI. Bill Bryan Frank Wilkinson, of the Los An- and Remembering how Skinnay Ennis Here's a case of a program hitting geles Housing Authority, clarified the issue for us without attempting dog- appealed to the dancing public with the spot. The spot in question is 2:30 "I Don't Know Why" or reliving a twi- p.m., KNX, on Tuesdays and Thurs- matically to settle anything for us. And they used the simplest lay terms light moment as you listen to Bea days, and the combination that hits Wain on Larry Clinton's "Deep Pur- it is Bill Bryan and "Agatha ". Bill is . no great technicalities to leave us baffled. ple" is a pleasant bit of dreaming. Or a baritone and a pianist -"Agatha" is maybe your memories are better a piano. Each week's program won't concern novel ideas, housing, but today's problems are nu- jogged by Horace Heidt's Bill says, "What my baritone can't such as his record of . "Beer Barrel handle, 'Agatha' can." The Bryan voice merous enough to provide discussion Polka." is one of those nice, straightforward topics paralleling the news for months to come. Maybe your tastes don't run along instruments that might not cause a these lines, and you term it corny old swoon psychosis, but also probably music, but if you enjoy a snatch at doesn't grate any nerves. A male lis- this era again, this Is just the show 1 tener won't get that disquieting feel- "WHIFFENPOOF" that'll do it! ing he gets from some singers that he's wandered into the somehow just WINNER About Studio department. What Bill lacks ( lingerie On Mike I in melody he makes up in enthusiasm Out of the hundreds of draw- Happenings -a notably rare quality among to- ings submitted in the RCA -Victor radio singers. "Whiffenpoof" contest, the judges day's young have chosen the entry of George Chevalier and Beeng Between numbers and commercials Biastre, 1145 South LaPeer Drive. Kids, you think Sinatra's popular? Bill talks informally while chording Los Angeles 35, as the win- You shoulda been in Hollywood dur- on the 88, a simple feat which manner. His drawing was submitted ing the days of the Maurice Cheval- ages to fill this non -piano player with through Bill Leyden of K11IPC's ier craze! Probably a few of your envy. "Music Hall." Mommies who can't understand your Bill's numbers are old, new and in- Watch next week's "Radio preoccupation with The Star were between. A recent rendition of "Broad - Life" for photographs and details once members of the groups of girls way Melody" gave us a severe case of some of the outstanding who used to tree Maurice every time of 'nostalgia which we were snapped "Whiffenpoof" drawings. he tried to take a walk. Perhaps that Page Twelve explains the light in her eyes as she

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JUNE 1, 1947 RADIO LIFE listened to Maurice gamboling Gal - overcrowding of the rooms and the and straightforwardness that the .* neatly on Bing Crosby's show last mistreatment of teachers, and judges of the Town Meeting contest week. changed the direction of "Gildy's" gave it the first place nod. wrath from "Leroy's" innocent Possessor of absolutely no voice at teach- Caddis, who lives at 1074 Queen or all and undismayed by the omission, er to the conditions that made such a situation possible. Ann Place, Los Angeles, wins an all - Maurice still tackles his numbers with expense -paid trip to New York, plus the old -time verve and humor. His At the end of the program Hal French $500 in cash. He was getting ready selection, "Ma Pomme," re- Peary told his audience that the last week to appear on the "America's vealed the Chevalier tones to be in dramatized situation was a .reality in Town Meeting" twelfth Anniversary much better repair than during his all too many American communities broadcast last few appearances here. on Thursday, May 29. His and -and begged his listeners to help Along with "Beeng's" medley of a few of his their schools do something about it. the thrill of having his old -time thoughts on American family life hits like "My Ideal ", "Lou - Sam Moore and John Whedon, writ- ise ", "Mimi" and "You Brought judged best among the entries, Gad- a ers of the program, deserve a salute dis was looking forward New Kind of Love" had us panting for for handling their message with to the plane in- trip to New York . . . more. telligence and heart. "Eve his first! Understandably, Goodwin's" Though he visited New York about Chevalier's accent tearful question, "Why would anyone ten years ago, he was has thickened considerably since his want to be a teacher pleased as last American ?" will be ring- punch at the prospect of seeing the appearance, but it is ing in our ears for a long time to big city still absolutely unique as French ac- come. again. cents go. Iv Never quite satisfactory as a radio "Amos 'n' Andy performer in comparison with his vis- Off Mike ( Personalities ) Different sides of the globe will ual appeal (his own series years ago be trotted by NBC's "Amos 'n' Andy" for Chase and Sanborn we recall as during their vacations this year. pretty much of a disappointment) his Local Winner Freeman "Amos" Gosden has left appearance with Bing served to re- Who would have a better answer for a month on the East Coast. On introduce his sparkle and animation the way he'll plane to to those who've missed him while to the question, "How can we North Caro- he's been away. strengthen the American Family ?" lina to visit friends, then on to New than a probation officer? Thomas Eu- York and finally Simsbury, Connecti- gene Gaddis, Deputy Probation offi- cut, where he'll attend daughter Good for "Gildy"! cer of Los Angeles County, reasoned Virginia's graduation from the Ethel Hal Peary is so 'good as "Gilder- thus when he heard about the letter Walker School for Girls. sleeve" that sometimes we forget writing contest on that subject, over Charles "Andy" Corren and wife, what a versatile performer he is. What "America's Town Meeting" on a re- meanwhile, have sailed to Honolulu brought this to mind was his deft cent Thursday night (KECA at 8:30). on the Matsonia for a month's stay handling of the "Gildersleeve" char- So ... he wrote a letter which made in the Islands. Both NBC stars plan acterization on last week's show and, him grand prize winner in the nation- to be back in Hollywood the latter stepping out of character. his plea wide contest. part of June. for consideration for teachers and at- In his work as probation officer, tention to school conditions. Gaddis has come to feel deeply the Crazy for Cleveland The episode started off with "Gil - need of surer, more stabilized family Last week in our "Ear Inspires' dy" being properly shocked at "Le- life in a nation where every third column roy's" a letter from a listener in lack of academic knowledge marriage ends in divorce . when Cleveland concerned Gene Carroll, and paying a visit to the school to 66 per cent of the marriages are the "Lena" on the "Fibber and Mol- find out the reason for it. With cus- either childless or result in a single ly" show. "It's good to hear 'Lena' tomary bluster and blunder, "Gildy" child. regularly again ", this correspondent soon had the room in an uproar, the In writing his contest entry, this wrote, . . but Cleveland feels she teacher in tears and the pupils at serious -minded young man, who is, really belongs to us!" each other's throats. Principal "Eve by the way, married and the father Evidently Gene Carroll feels as sen- Goodwin" pointed out the lack of in- of a baby girl, put forth his feeling terest on the part of parents, timental about Cleveland as it feels the on the subject with such sincerity about him. Last week he took his leave of the "Fibber and Molly" gang LIFE IN RADIO By Dews Butler and entrained to Cleveland to disc- jockey 'a local show and resume instruction at his radio school. Sleepwalker Another surprise bit of cinema casting from the radio ranks is Orson Welles' choice of Jeannette Nolan for the role of "Lady Macbeth" in his projected Republic picture version of "Macbeth ". A past paragraph in this column bemoaned the lack of appre- 1 ciation on the part of picture produc- ers in disregarding the fine radio talent available. Jeannette sort of evens the score for radio by grabbing off a traditionally sought -after acting plum. Pinchhitting for Gene You'll be missing Gene Norman's voice on the airways for a couple of weeks -he's temporarily on the shelf at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Gene's "Mild and Mellow" show daily at 3:30 p.m. on KMPC will be handled OAwS by capable Bill Ewing, so Gene should get well fast with no worries on this score. Yes-but I still think seltzer water Is more dignified. Page Thirteen

www.americanradiohistory.com JUNE 1, 1947 RADIO LIFE sonal radio workshop for ambitious young beginners over the Columbia 4 network. xft Drama Monday, June 2 -"The Guiding Light," KNX, 9:45 a.m. (15 min.) The Little Precasts & Provietis' Church of Five Points opens its doors again, as the lives and stories affected by the gentle philosophy of Dr. John Rutledge are told again, KFI, 3:00 p.m. (30 min.) Comedian Monday through Friday. TIME CHANGES Paar stars, with Jerry Fielding's Monday, June 2- "Adventure Parade," For Roily Orchestra and the Page Cavanaugh KHJ, 3:45 p.m. (15 min.) Robert and Saturday, June 31 -"Time replace- Langley," KNX, 4:00 p.m. (15 min.) Trio, in this new summer Jessica Maxwell's vivid action and This popular human and public in- ment for Jack Benny. story series especially for young- program moves to a new sters returns to the air. Monday terest Friday. period. Formerly KNX, 3:30 p.m. M usic through Fridays. * Sunday, June 1 -Alec Templeton show, Monday, June 2 -Bill Anson, KFWB, min.) Heading a ,Jl ystery On the block, fol- KFI, 4:00 p.m. (30 1:00 p.m. (3 hrs.) of musical stars, pianist - Queen," KFI, is "Dancing With gala cast Sunday, June 1- "Ellery lowing Block, composer Templeton strikes an 9:00 p.m. (30 min.) Radio's mystery - Anson" music at its new time. Previ- Monday opening chord on his new summer craftsman, his father Inspector ously KFWB, 11:00 a.m. series, replacement for Edgar Ber- Queen, and his secretary Nikki through Saturday. gen- Charlie McCarthy. Porter, return as summer replace- Fisher, KNX, A Monday, June 2- George Monday, June 2 -The Martin Block ment for the Bob Burns show. about the - 4:00 p.m. (15 min.) News show, KFWB, 10:00 a.m. (3 hrs.) The special armchair detective guest stars at a new time. Previously Eastern jockey -rave opens his new solutions weekly. KNX, 3:45 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, three -hour platter and chatter time Friday. in its initial Southland appearance. * Monday, June 2 -Irwin Allen, KLAC, Monday through Friday. Public Interest 6:45 p.m. (15 min.) At his new lis- June 7 -Beach Weather Re- of Monday, June 2 - Faye Marlowe, Saturday, tening time, for the remainder KECA, 3:30 p.m. (15 min.) During a ports, KECA, from 8:00 a.m. to 1 the summer season. Previously hour every hour. Ac- through five -week leave of absence by bari- p.m. on the KLAC, 5:15 p.m. Monday tone Norwood Smith, singing -star- curate sand and surf casts direct Saturday. let Faye Marlowe fills this after- from the Santa Monica Life Guard * noon time. Monday through Friday. Station return as a service to South- WHAT'S NEW Thursday, June S- Frances Langford land listeners. 130 With June 7 "Opinion- Aire," Comedy show, KFI, 8:00 p.m. min.) Saturday, - Carmen Dragon's twenty- two -piece KHJ, 6:00 p.m. (30 min.) With set- 1 Paar show, Sunday, June -The Jack orchestra and an eight -voice chorus, tlement of the nation -wide tele- Frances sings old and new favorites, phone strike, Mutual's intelligent in this new summer replacement for new public opinion poll program re- George Burns and Gracie Allen. turns to the air. Vignettes of the American scene are a dramatic highlight.* WHO'S GUESTING Variety Variety Monday, June 2-The Arthur Godfrey Sunday, June 1 -Fred Allen show, show, KNX, 3:30 p.m. (30 min.) Vet- KFI, 4:30 p.m. (30 min.) Allen's eran showman Godfrey stars in a arch-enemy of the airlanes, Jack variety half -hour of music and mus- Benny, trades insults with Fred on the element of sur- Alley tonight. NOON NEWS ings, featuring Allen's KHJ prise. Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Wednesday, June a - Bing Crosby, 12 o'clock doily KECA, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.) Repartee as The most popular noontime Religious in the "sour grapes" category, of the the head of "Allen's Alley" is Der in this area. Sunday, June 1- "Highlights feature Bible," KFI, 7:00 a.m. (30 min.) The Bingle's guest. pas- EDITION Reverend Dr. Frederick Stamm, * KECA ...FEATURE tor of the First Congregational Drama minis- 8 :15 P.M. Mon. thru Thurs. Church, Chicago, is presiding Sunday, June 1 -"I Was a Convict," ter in a new devotional series, re- KHJ, 4:00 p.m. (30 min.) Mystery - A new kind of newscast - placing "The National Radio Pulpit." plotter Rex Stout and Maryland timely and enter- * psychologist Dr. Robert Lindener are Sports distinguished diagnosis guests with taining too! Crime Preventer Edwin J. Lukas on Tuesday, June 3 - Hollywood Park an outstanding criminal case. Both programs pro. Races, KLAC, 5:15 p.m. (15 min.) sented by Sid Fuller Hal Moore, official track announcer, * -The Broadway covers the latest runnings in this Comedy Newscaster. early evening report direct from the Tuesday, June 3 -Bob Hope show, KFI, grandstand. Tuesday through Sat- 6:00 p.m. (30 min.) DashiQg Van urday. Heflin, who'll star in "The Adven- tures of Philip Marlowe" during * Hope's summer absence, makes a /BROADWAY WHAT'S BACK guest appearance to size up sur- Hollywood roundings. Broadway los Angeles Broadway Variety Broadway Pasadena KNX, * Tuesday, June 3- "Talent Scout," 11 usic 9:00 p.m. (30 min.) Star -spotter again opens his per- Saturday, May 31- "Grand Ole Oprv." Page Fourteen Arthur Godfrey

www.americanradiohistory.com JUNE 1, 1947 RADIO LIFE KFI, 6:30 p.m. (30 min.) Tex Ritter wood," KNX, 6:00 p.m. (30 min.) The tips his ten -gallon in a singing jubilant comedy, "Fun on a Week- RECORD .+ guest appearance with the "Opry" end," co- starring Eddie Bracken and folks in Nashville, Tennessee. Priscilla Lane. Saturday, May 31- "Piano Playhouse," NOTES TO YOU KECA, 5:00 p.m. (30 min.) Pat Flowers guests, with the two -piano WHAT'S SPECIAL By ANDY MANSFIELD team of Cyril Walter and Stanley Freeman in this keyboard half -hour Variety 1 note -fair emceed by Milton Cross. Sunday, June 1- Martin Block Send - 2 notes -pleasing Party, KFWB, 1:00 p.m. (3 Sunday, June 1 -Tony Martin show, Off 3 notes -very good KNX, 5:30 p.m. (30 min.) Foxy hours). From Martin Block's home Frank Morgan tells a tall one or in Encino, a program introducing Chord in G -tops two, when he's guest of the eve- guests and festivities at a special KWK%t'. 8:00 n.m. Daily ning. lawn party prefacing the new Block KLAC, 10:05 a.m. Sunday Monday, June 2- "Voice of Firestone," show on KFWB, Monday, June 2. KFI, 8:30 p.m. (30 min.) Eleanor * ALBUM OF THE WEEK Steber is soprano guest star in a Public Interest "Songs by Sinatra -Vol. 1" contains program of selected classics. turned Saturday, May 31 - "Cross- Section, eight of the best waxings ever Monday, June 2 -"The Telephone U.S.A." KNX, 1:00 p.m. (30 min.) out by the gentleman in question . . . Hour," KFI, 8:00 p.m. (30 min.) Op- selection of standard numbers is espe- dra- Dwight Cook presents a special cov- eratic idol Ezio Pinza lends his erage on the fiscal question, "Are cially suited to his warmth and tender- matic basso to a selection of spe- We Headed for a Recession ?" Four ness of voice, which is further accentu- cial classics. of the most influential labor, agri- ated by the excellent backing of the Tuesday, June 3- "Sound Off," KNX, culture and business organizations Axel Stordahl orchestra ... Album is 8:30 p.m. (30 min.) -MGM Starlet in the country are represented. a very good example of what The Dorothy Porter, soon to screen in Voice can do when he puts his heart in "This Time for Keeps," is guest Friday, June 6- "Experiment in Liv- it -and the combined Sinatra -Stordahl song -star with Mark Warnow and ing," KNX, 8:00 p.m. (30 min.) An efforts rate nothing less than the best: the Murray chorus. absorbing documentary broadcast a resounding Chord in G! (Columbia on recent pioneer investigations Album C -124). * into human behavior in its varied Quiz surroundings, compiled directly ROLL, JORDAN from M.I.T. and University of Iowa Sunday, June 1- "Twenty Questions," reports. One time only dramatiza- Providing the old plaintive spirituals KHJ, 8:00 p.m. 30 min.) "Whiffen- of yesterday with a modern rhythmic tion. treatment, Allen Roth and his orches- poof" singer Robert Merrill joins KHJ, the panel of experts in the animal, Friday, June 6-D -Day Salute, tra (with the Carolina Choristers) game. 10:00 p.m. (30 min.) General Dwight have eight sides that are brilliant in mineral or vegetable in a D. Eisenhower is key speaker their simplicity . . . especially note- * tribute to the third anniversary of worthy are "Joshua Fit De Battle Ob Normandy D -Day. From Hollywood, Jericho" and "Little David, Play on WHAT'S PLAYING Tyrone Power, Jean Pierre Aumont, Your Harp," which features some fine Douglas Fairbanks, Drama Michele Morgan, swing harp playing easily rates Jr., and Charles Boyer, participate. 3 notes. (MGM Album 2). Sunday, June 1- "Exploring the Un- known," KHJ, 6:00 p.m. (30 min.) Forum DENNIS DAY "How Much Sleep Do You Need ?" to listen to is Day's "The for Very easy is question dramatic exploration Sunday, June 1 - "Open Forum," Whole World Is Singing My Song" during this Sherman H. Dryer pro- KMPC, 9:00 p.m. (1 hr.) "Should we even though the tune is a little late in gram. withdraw our representative from arriving ... reverse side, "April Show- Sunday, June 1 - "Theatre Guild," the Vatican ?" is controversy before ers," is weakened by orchestra's ill - KECA, 7:00 p.m. (1 hr.) Holm and the panel. suited rhythm arrangement for Day's Abbott's "Three Men on a Horse," balladizing, bringing the disc down to with Sam Levine, Shirley Booth and the 2 -note niche. (RCA -Victor 20-1978). David Wayne in the guest saddle. Repeat request. [Contests and Offers RED INGLE'S NATURAL SEVEN Monday, June 2- "Cavalcade of Amer- Strictly for laughs is this pseudo p.m. (30 min.) From fea- ica," KFI, 7:30 "BRIDE AND GROOM"-KECA, 2:30 p.m. hill -billy version of "Temptation" Hollywood, the "Cavalcade" pre- Monday through Friday. The search for turing the voice of "Cinderella G. sents one of its few repeat scripts, Southern California's "Happiest Married Stump" -and on the reverse, "I Love Halstead Wells' Couple" begins. with winners to be chosen You Seventy Mental Reasons" "The Stirring by the best letter add d to "Happy For Blood," story of the RH factor, and Marriage." Station KECA. Hollywood 28, done the same way . and ef'n ye re- starring Lee Bowman and Una California. Letter must be 250 words or don't mind, we'll guv it 2 notes. (Capi- Merkel. less, can be written by the couples them- tol 412). selves. or by friends, neighbors or relatives. Monday, June 2 -"Lux Radio Theatre," Newlyweds can win as well as "Golden An- 1 KNX, 9:00 p.m. (1 hr.) A surprise niversary" folks. Mailing deadline, mid- BING CROSBY and ANDREWS SISTERS hooking, as the program presents night, June 15. Whether you're from Florida or "The Jazz Singer," starring Al RALPH LANGLEY'S "MORNING WATCH" California, you'll like this double fea- Jolson. -KECA, 5:30 a.m. Monday through Friday. ture called "Tallahassee" and "Go Donate an interesting answer to the query, Man" Tunes are good Tuesday, June 3- "Favorite Story," "Are husbands human ?" and you may be West, Young ... KFI. 9:00 p.m. (30 min.) Whiz kids the recipient of a brand new Buddy DeSylva ...Bing sounds as if he enjoyed mak- Bobby Lee and Jerry Lawrence tell record album. Full information relayed being these sides ... and with apologies tween waxing' on Langley's Monday through local of Commerce, the story of "Casey at the Bat.' Friday early -time show. to the Chamber Lionel Stander is the Mighty Casey; rates no less than 3 notes. (Decca FRANCES SCULLY -KECA, 3:45 p.m. Mon- 23885). Hal Berger manages the Mudville day through Friday. A contest where the nine. listener "takes all!" Each week, Frances poses a question like "What motion pic- Wednesday, June 4- "Hollywood The- ture of the past would you like to see re- atre," KFI, 8:30 p.m. (30 min.) Pro- vived and why ?" For the best answer of 150 ducer- actress Helen Mack stars in words or leas, winner has lunch at the Brown Derby, makes a guest appearance a tense story about "The Great on the show, and gets everything contained Dane." in "The Scully Treasure Chest." New ques- Saturday, June 7 -"This Is Holly- tion, new contest, new winner every week! Page Fifteen

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KLAG KFI KEG K J KFVO KXLA KFS6 KGFJ KFXM KFAC KCER KWKW KFMI SUNDAY, JUNE 1 TKFSI KMPC KIEV KFWI KOX MO --- KPPC KfOX KGB KPRO KUF *Indicates News Broadcast. EGFJ-Hits of the Week. 570 TROT o 9 òro í110 19 T3 oTl3so oI j490 Grandpa Owens Reads Morning Serenade. T I 8 -KFI- KIEV- 800 710 870 980 1070 II 0 12401P80 1360 1450 the Funnies. *HGER -News. 1430 ,r KNX- Invitation to Learning. KFVD- Sunday Roundup, KECA- Message of Israel. *KFOX -L. A. Sentinel *KMPC, KIEV KGER, KFXM, KFAC-Good Neighbor Salute. *KH.I, KGB, KVOE -News. Broadcast. KGB, KVOi -News. KXLA-Church in the Barn. *KMPC, KLAC, KIEV. HGER. - 10:05-HGER -Radio Rey hal. HLAC -Andy Mansfield. News. 10:15 -HHJ, KGB, HFXM, HVOE- KGFJ-Say It With Music. AMR-Funnies. Commander Scott. KFVD -Dream Time. KFAC-Country Church. KECA -R e. KWKW- Italian Novelties. BASEBALL KRKD -Ranch Program. KFOX- Peoples' Church. KXLA- Roundup Time. KWKW-Pan-American KFOX- Popular Melodies. Mission. 10:30 -RFI, REND-Harvest of Stan. HGFJ -Public Messenger. KNX, KSDJ- Here's to Tou. 12:05-HGER- Sunday Serenade. KLAC RXLA -Music Land Revue. RECA, KFMB -Sammy Haye 12:15-EMI-Dr. Ernest Osborn, KFVD -Voice of Calvary. Serenade. Child Psychologist. 1:30 P.M. Sunday EFOX- Memories of Calvary. HHJ KGB, KVOE-The Best KMPC-Off the Record. KFSD -Ca II to M orship. Things in Life. KFAC -Musical Portraits. 8:05 Nightly SFMis- Rrvival Hour. RXLA -('tech Program. KIEV -88 Keys to Rhythm. 8:95-KGER -Rev. Markham. KPPC- Church News. KPPC- Afternoon Concert. 8:15 -HHJ, KGB. KVOE-Pauline WARTY-Italian Melodies. KGB- George Jesse!. Baseball, Alpert. KIEV -Top Tunes. KL:SC- HGER -Volee of Prophecy. 12:30-KFI- Talent Circus. 'MD-Piano Parade. KNX, KSDJ-Hour of Charm. KGFJ- Keyboard Magic. 10:40- KPPC-Tower Chimes, *KECA-This Week Around KIEV -Organ Memories. 10:43- KFOX -Cumberland Church. the World. KGER-Light and Life. 10 :50-K PPC -Church Service. KHJ, KGB-Juvenile Jury. KFOX -Varieties. SUNDAY MORNING 10:55-RECA -Facts and Fiction KFWB -Wizard of the hones 1:45*KNX-Chet Huntley. MELODIES With Myron Wallace. HLAC -Musical Moments. KMPC- Garden Hints. 8:15 on Station KMPC 11 -HFI, KFSD -Carmen Caval- KFAC-Music. KWKW- Hoyos Hour. (710 on your dial) taro Parade. KRKD -Fon with Fables. KF'VD-Rose Room. KNX -CBS Symphony Orch. KWKW-American-Jewish KIEV -Show Tunes. California Temperance Federation KECA -Page Cavanaugh Trio. Hour. 42-EFT-CatholicKFI- Catholic Hour, WR /TE P.O.BOX 16, Los Angeles KHJ, KGB -Rand Concert. KIEV- Midday Musicale. KNX -Ozzie and Harriet. HMI'(' -Off the Record. HFSD -All -Star Western. KECA, SlRO, HFMB -Darts KMPC-Sunday Morning KFR'B -Peter Potter's Platter 12:45 *KF1 -Radio News Weekly. for Do-Mi. Melodies. Parade. KFAC-Concert Potpourri. RHJ. KGB, KFXM, HVOE- KLAC-Church of Christ. KLAC-Andy Mansfield. iKFI, KFSD- Symphony Orch. Those Webster'. KIEV- Musical Bandwagon. KGFJ -Morning Moods. KNX -The Family Hour. KMPC-pare Rose. 1:30-KFI-The Eternal Light. KXLA -Roundup Time. RECA. KPRO -Are These Our KFWB -Martin Block Party. KNX -As Others See KFAC-1st Methodist Church. Children? KLAC- Baseball. Us. Melodies. MU KGB, EFX,-M HVOE- KWKW-Italian KHJ, KGB, KFXM, HVOE- KGFJ-Anybody's Hit Parade. Voi ce of Prophecy. HFVD- Hollywood First House of Mystery. RFAC- Cavalcade of Classics. KECA -Hour of Faith. Baptist Church. PC- Manhattan Highlights. KRKD-The Record Show. HMPC-Chapel Hour. RIPE -From the Album. KFWB -Martin Block Sendoff KFVD- Harlem Holiday. KFWB -Union Rescue Mission KPPC, SPRO, KFXM, KVOE KWKW -Hoyos Hour. KXLA-Bell Bandstand. -Church Services. *KX1.A, RGER -News. RXLA- Weetem Jamboree. KWKW- Buenas Nuevas, KFOX- Presbyterian Church. *KLAC-News, Beach Report. KIEV -Musical Favorites. KFAC-Strolling Tom. *HGER -News. Music. KGFJ -Charm School of the KPPC- Afternoon Concert. KLAC-Unity. 11:15 *KECA -News. Alr. HGER -Long Beach Ban? HFVD- Church of Christ. 11:30 -KFI, KFSD -One Man's KFAC -Plano Parade. KFOX -Good News. KIEV- Musical Memories. Family. KRKD -The Record Show. KFSD- Boston Blackie, FIR KW-American-Jewish Hr. HGER -Swedenborg. KECA- Sunday Veupers. 1:15-KFOX- Sophia Choro. HFOX- Morning Bible Hour. KHJ -Bill Cunningham. KPPC- Afternoon Concert. t:30*KF!-News. KFSD- Devotional Hour. KGFJ -Song of the Islands. KIEV -Meet the Maestro. KNX -Hope Chest. 0:45 -KFAC-Organ Moods. KWKW- All- Salnts Church. KFOX -Italian- American Hr. RECA, K!'RO, REND-- KGFJ-Quiet Moments. KIE V- Detotional. HFVD -Plano School. Counterspy. HGER -Frank and Ernest. KFOX-Christian Church. 1:05- RGER -Stamp's Quartet. HHJ KGB, KFXM, KVOE- im-HFI-TIme Out for Music. KGER -Bible Class. 1:15 -HLAC-Snorts Review. Quick as a Flash. 11:45 Pet Show Concert. KN. , HSDJ -People's Phlt. -KHJ, KGB- Canary KXLA -Miniature EMI'C -Swing Fourteen. form. HET, SFSD -Quis Kids. KFAC-Miniature Matinee. K1AKW -Don Pancho Hour. *KECA, KFMB -News. 12- KNX -CBS Symphony Orch. REND- Matinee Melodies. KFOX-Gospel Harbor Light. KHJ, KGB, KVOE- Pilgrim RECA. KFMB- Warriors of 1:30-KNX -Hoagy Carmichael. KFSD- Favorite Composers. Hour. Peace. KECA -Wayne King Show. 2:45 -EFT- Melody Parade. KMPC-Acroas the Footlights. *KHJ-Broadway News. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE- KFI, KFSD -Jack Pear Show. *KLAC-News, Beach Report. HFR'B-Peter Potter's Platter True Detective Mysteries. 3 KNX, KSDJ -Gene Autry. HRHD- Sunday Serenade. Parade. HMPC- Samuel B. McKee. KHJ, KGB. RFXM, KVOE- RFAC- Liberal Catholic Hour. High Adventure. /MD-Reitz Time. SECA, HFMB- Deadline HGFJ -Hollywood House Mystery. Presents. SUNDAY Program Highlights RHPC- Symphony Hour. KXLA -Bell Bandstand. Morning Program Appear In Lightface Type: Afternoon and KFWB -Martin Block Ferty. KR KW-Italian Hour. Evening Programa In Boldface. K1.AC- Itasehall. SPIN-Sunday Morning Evening Hour, KFAC-Showcase of Hits. Devotional. Comedy -Variety 5:00- Sunday KGF.(- Saludos Amigos. KIEV -Bing Crosby Time. AMA. *HGER 2:00 -Ozzie and Harriet, KNX. 5:30 -Album of Familiar Music. HFVD -Rose Room Record -News, Bible Treasury 3:00 -Jack Paar, [CFI. KFI. Party. Hour. 4:00-Alec Templeton, HFOX- Popular Melodies. TEFL 7:30 -Standard Hour, KFI. 9:05- KLAC- Catholic Hour. 4:30-Fred Allen, KFI. 9:30 -Chicago Theatre, KHJ. 6:00 -Don Ameche, KFI. 10:15- Chapel Quartet, KFI, 8:15*KECA- Washington Inside Out 6:30 RFAC -Concert Music. -Kate Smith. KNX. 11:15 -Bridge to Dreamland, KPPC- 1:30- Blondle, KNX, KECA. Prelude to Worship. 11:30-.lack KIEV -Kate Smith Sings, l'asr, KFI, 91311-KFI-Sports Folio. 8:30 -Couple Next Door, KNX. Comment- Narration *KNX, HFVD -News. KECA- Sunday Strings. Quiz, Participation 10:15-Commander Scott, KHJ. KHJ, KGB. KFXM. HVOE- 12:00 -Quiz Kids, KFI. 8:00 -Walter Winchell, RECA. Lutheran Hour. 2:00 -Darts for Dough, KECA. 6:15- Louella Parsons, RECA. LADIES! KMPC-Music for Sunday. 2:30 -Hope Chest, KNX. 6:30- Jimmie Fidler, SECA. Especially Es -Serv- KFWB -Peter Potter's Patter 5:00 -Take It or Leave It, KNX. ice Women. If you Parade. 6:30 -Double or Nothing, KHJ. Mystery- Detective have a good speak- KFAC-Gilbert and Sullivan. 7:30-Leave It to the Girls. ing voice, Frederick IN XLA- Record Rev lew. KHJ. 1:30-True Detective Mysteries, H. Spear e. well KPPC-Sunday Morning Club. 8:00 -Twenty Questions, KHJ. KHJ, known producer KIEV -Latin Quarter. 2:30 -Counterspy, KECA. and trainer of HGER -Wesley Radio League. Drama 3:00 -Deadline Mysteries, KECA. radio personalities, *HFMB -News, Music. 5:00-Man Named Jordan, KNX. invites you to audi- 8:45- KFI -Home Town Parade. 11:30 -One Man's Family. KFI. 7 :M1 -Crime Doctor, KNX. tion for professional training. ..s- KNX -Howard K. Smith. 6:30 -The Play's the Thing. 9:00 -Pat Novak for Hire. pare now for a career in radio as *KECA- Raymond Swing. REI. KECA. an actress, program conductor, etc., HFVD- Remembered Rhythms. 7:00- Theater Guild, [MCA. 9:00- EIlery Queen, KF!. with expert Instruction. Students set KIEV -Meet the Band. 8:30 -Romance of the Ranchos, 9:00-Sam Spade, KNX. actual air experience on "CAREER KFSD- RCA -Victor KNX. THEATER," every Sunday. 3 to 8 :30 Show P.M.. station KXLA (1110 kc,) Phone. 10 -11FI, Public Interest write or *KNX-Weekly News Review. Music - stop in for frank discus- Musicale. sion. FREE RECORDED audition if KECA- T Information *KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE- :30-Salt Lake Tabernacle, accepted. News, Glenn Hardy. KNX. FREDERICK H. SPEARS 10:00- RCA -Victor Show. KFI. 8.00- Invitation to Learning, "The West's Outstanding KMPC- Restern Federal 10:30 -Harvest of Stars, KF'f. KNX. Radio School." Music Hour. 8:30 -As Others See Us, KNX. KFWB -Peter Potter's 11.0ti -- Carmen Cavallaro, KFT. -People's 8671 Sunset Blvd. - STUDIO 1591 11:0 -CRS Symphony. KNX. 9:00 Platform, KNX. HO 2325 Platter Parade. 12:30 -Hour of Charm, KNX. 8:00 -Exploring the Unknown. KLAC-Andy Mansfield. I:00- Symphony, KFI. KHJ. KXLA -Frederick H. Spears. KFAC- Gilbert and Sullivan. 9:00 --Open Forum. KMPC. KPPC-Afternoon Concert. 1:00 -Family Hour, KNX. KIEV and Swing. KNLA- Slavie Program. 1:30 -Hoagy Carmichael, [NS. 9:00-Sunday Evening Club, -Sweet KR'HR'-Hungarian Baptist. KFAC. *KGER -News, Song Styles. 3:00 -Gene Autry. KNX. HFOX KPI'('- S,mdsv Morning Club. 4:30 -Hollywood Music Han, 10:30 -Radio and the Public, -Rev. Earl [vie. 1 KRED-Sunday Serenade. KNX. 3:30 -KFI, EFSD- Reserve. RECA. KNX, KSDJ -Jack In All Page Sixteen Trades.

L- www.americanradiohistory.com JUNE 1, 1947 RADIO LIFE SUNDAwe Lt°GS KECA, HFMB -The Greatest KWSR' -Magic Circle 'I :13-LIMIT-United Public Workers Story Eier Told. Theater. KLAC-Best in Variety. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, AVOE- KIEV -Trade Winds Tempos. RXLA-Life and Health. Lawyer Q. 5:30 -HFI, KFSD- American Album RPPC- Masterworks. EASTSTDE .! KFV'D -Hunk, the Night of Familiar Music. 7:23 -RNX- Surprise Theater. Watchman. RNX, RSDJ -Tony Martin. 7:30 -BFI, KFSD- Standard Hour. KWKW -Slogs of Healing. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, Hi 'OE- RNX -Biondie. RXLA- Challenge to Youth. Nick Carter. KHJ, AFXM. KVOE-Lesie SERENADE HGER -Back to God. AFA(' -Music in the Air. It to the Girls. 9:30 TO 10:00 P M. AFOX- Pentecostal Church. KFVD -Rose Room Record RMPC- Property Owners. t..,,,, Svedey HFI, KFSD -Alec Templeton. Party. KFWR-Gems from Classics 4 KNX, SSDJ -Tony Pastor MA KW-Backyard Astron- SXLA- Church of the Open Orch. omer. Door. SECA, APRO. SFMB- Willie KIEV- Musical Mardi Gras. HPI'(' -Book Quiz. KECA Piper. RPPC -Exit. and Entrances. KGER-Dr. Matthews. KP. .%- Ea stside serenade. KHJ, KGB. KVOE -I Was a KRHD- Floyd B. Johnson. RFOX -The Ring's Service. KFM11-Voice of the Army. Coos let. HGER- Church of the Air. KGB- Sunday Serenade. KVOE- Minister's Hour. AMP(' -Land of the Free. RFOX -Sons o' Gums. i 15-RFWB- Catholic Answers. 8:45 -RGFJ- Operetta Potpourri. HF {{ B-Old Fashioned Re- 8:45 -KLAC- Baseball Roundup. *KMI'C KFMB- Parson Roberts. KW'SR- Barbed Wire Club. -Sam Pettengill. KVOE-Organ %i'al. SFI, Standard HLAC- Baseball. KFOX- Nat'l. Safety Council. KFSD- Hour. FT KFSD Reporter. 5:55 *RNX-Ned Calmer. 101 KNX- Corllss Archer. *K. -The KFAC- Showease of Hits. *KECA, APRO. RFMB 10 *KNX -Chet Huntley. News. SXLA- Lincoln Ale. Church. 6 -BFI, KFSD -Don Ameche -Drew KECA -Tommy Dorsey Orch. KGF.1- Public Pearson. Interest. Show. KHJ, KGB, KFXti51- Twenty KHJ, KGB- Chicago Theatre. AR'KW-Classic Hour. KNX, KSDJ -Take It or Questions. KMPC- Old -Fashioned *KIEV -News. 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A FIRSTER GET THIS STRAIGHT TURN ABOUT Jessica Dragonette h:.s a list of radio Quite a rise out of his young Mutual Guest "experts" on CBS' "Informa- firsts to her credit. She was associ- listening contingent was doled to tion Please' recently were violinist ated with the very first sponsored or flicker reporter Erskine Johnson, when Yehudi Menuhin and his sister. Heph- "commercial" program, the first inter- he commented recently that Jolson zibah Menuhin, pianist. During the national broadcast, the first television records were outselling Crosby's and program the famous' violinist correct- broadcast, played the first singing - Sinatra's since "The Jolson Story." ly answered a question on the mech- and- talking part ever written for the Said one miffed teen -ager: "Dear anism of the piano which his sister air, and also introduced the first oper- Skinny. Apparently you and Jolson missed. On the other hand, Hephzibah ettas. don't realize that we kids all listen identified a violin concerto unknown to his records because we can sit there to Yehudi. * * and dream it's Larry Parks." "AND STILL CHAMPION" * * Recently asked to fill out a brief * * biographical form on himself, young SORT OF A FRAPPE Jerry Spellman, "Jeep" on Mutual's "COOKIE" CUTTERS "That's his just desserts," croaked "Those Websters," held a lingering A delightful new line of children's Willard Waterman when Rye Pills- pencil over "Narrow Escapes." Just in styles, called "Cookie" dresses (after bury recently read "moose" for "muse" time, he was restrained from listing the little Bumstead on CBS's "Blondie" during a recent MBS "Those Websters'' the names of half a dozen former girl show) are soon to be put out by a rehearsal. friends. nationally -famed manufacturer. Page Seventeen

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HGER-Out of the Band Bev. 9 -Big RFOX- Hebrew Christian Hr. Reporter. 1:10 -11ELAC -Music from Hollywood HECA, APRO. HFMB- 10:55-HECA, RFMB-Hymne of All 1:15 -1EFI, HFSD- Portia Faces Kenny Baker Show. Churches. 12'1,1-Faro,ANX -Sons of the Pioneers, Life. HHJ, HGB -Hate Smith. EGFJ -Sports Flash. *HECA, KIEV. /EGER, HPRO, RECA- Hollywood Tour. *KMPC -Daoid Anderson. KGB. HVOE -News. HFSD -Life Can Be Broadway KM-Nancy Dixon. HFWB -I.. A. Breakfast Club. *KHJ- News. B XLA -This Is Our Duty. *HLAC, HFSD -News. 11 -KFZ.Beautiful. EMIT -The Man Says Tes. ANN. HSDJ -Rob é Victoria. BI -WR -Martin Block. RFVD -Piano Parade. HGFJPublic Messenger. B11.1- KGB, EVOE- Johnson Family. HFAC- Unity, Foodrraft Carnl,al. RLAC -Al ,carvis Ballroom. 1:25- HGFJ-$ports Flash HFVD -Weitz Time. HECA, HFMB -Hymns of All HGFJ -Voice of the Army. Churches. Luncheon Concert. 1:30 -KFI, HFSD -Just Plain Bill. BRAD- .Sagebrush Serenade. KFAC- HAN'. HSDJ -Meet the Mimas HWKW -Voice of China. AMP(' -Bill Leyden. BFVD- Editor of the Air. KFWB -Martin Block. Memories In Wax. RECA -Cliff Edwards. KIEV -Ring Crosby Time. BWRW- HHJ -Happy Homes. KFOX- Firehrands for Jesus. H LAC -Al Jarvte Ballroom. HXLA- Dinner Bell Roundup. B NLA -Easy Listening. HRHI)- Prairie Schooner. PUMA-Vocal l'ariettes. 9:05*HFI -Pat Bishop Reporting. K Afternoon HGER- Lutheran Hour. EFAC -Festival of Waltzes. HFSD -Life Can Be Beautiful. WKW- Melodies. 9:15 Ladies' Day. AGF.1-Across the Footlights. 12:15 -BFI. HFSD -Stella Dallas. *HRHD -News. -HFI- ABED-Music, *BNX -Knox Manning. H GFJ -Today's Hits. ANN -Ma Perkins. AFVD-Fact and Fancy. HHJ, KGB, KFXM. HVOE- KIEV -Organ Moods. Victor H. Lindlahr. 1:45 -11FI, HFSD -Front Page HMPC -Music In the Air. WEDNESDAY Program Farrell. HLAC- Racing News. Highlights HECA -Ethel and Albert. HFAC -Voice of Health. Morning Programe Appear in Lightface Type: Afternnnn and HFAC -Plano Briefa. KIEV -Hate Smith Sings. Evening Programs In Boldface. *BXLA -News. BXLA- Harmony Homestead. 4:00- Musical Masterpieces, HFVD- Matinee Melodies. BWBW -Rev. Wildman. Comedy- Yariet y 'MAC. KIEV Swing Stylings. *HFVD -News. 3:30 -Arthur Godfrey, PENN. 8:00 -Frank Sinatra. ANN. B RAD- Music. 11:I10*KGFJ -News, Bill Harpel. 1:30 -Great Gildersleese, HFI. 0:00-Musical Digest, HGFJ. HVOE -Radio Tour. 0:30. -ANX-young Dr. Malone. 8:00 -Jack Carson, ANN. 7:00- Supper Club, BFI. 1:5.i- HGFJ ---Sports Flash. t 1E13,1-Music With a Smile. 8:00- Dennis Day. HFI, 7:15 -Jack Smith, RNX. HECA. APRO, HFI, HFSD -Road of Lita. HFMB- 8:30 -Sweeney and March. ANN. 8:00- Et ening Concert, RFAC. 2 *HNX, HADJ-Eric Sevareld. Breneman's Breakfast. 9:0 -Duffy's Talera, AEI. 8:30 -Music Supreme. HMPC. HECA. HMPC -Hits, Headlines. 9:00 -Bing Crosby, HECA. 9:00 -Hollywood flouse Party, APRO, HFMB -- HFWR What's Doits'. Ladies? -Hi Homemakers. 9:30 -Dinah Shore, BAN. HGFJ. BAJ KGB. RFKM, AVOE- 9:30 -Henry Morgan, HECA. 10:00 -Eastside Show, HFWB. Heart's Desire. 10:00 -Lucky Dance Time, HFAC. KM PC-Three Alarm. AL JARVIS Quiz, Participation 12:00- Rhapsody in Wax, HHJ. K FWB -Bill Anson. 8:00- McNeill's Breakfast Club, *HLAC -News. Sports. Make -Believe Ballroom HECA. Comment RFAC- Concert Matinee. 9:00 -Kenny Baker. HECA. -Narration KGFJ -Serenade to Afternoon. KLAC 9:30- Breneman's Breakfast, 7:45 -Fred Beck. XXX. HXLA -Approsed for Listen- HECA. 10:00 -Kate Smith. KXX. Ing. 9:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 11:30 -Queen for a Day. KHJ. 10:00- -Galen Drake. HECA. KAMI-The Crow Show. 1:00- -House Party. HNN. 10:15 -Ted Malone. }CACA. EFVD -For the Ladies. 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. 1:01 -Three Alarm, HMPC. 3:M- Rurritt Wheeler, ANN KIEV- Midday Melodies. RRHD- Public Sers ice. Mnaay u 1:30 -Meet the Mistus. ANN. 4:30 Baker. HFI. ihr Saturday 2:00- 1That's Dole' Ladies? -Art HGER -Long Beach Band. ALAC Ballroom. HECA. KFOX -fiesta Mexicana. -Al .Jarvis 2:30 -Bride and Groom, RECA. Al t'.(terv- Detective 2 :15 -KF1, HFSD -- .Joyce Jordan. *BA BR -News. Something to HGFJ -Open Album. 3:30-Gas Again, 111141. HNX- Talk [MAC-Musical Encores. 8:311 -Ray Ryser, HFI. 9:30-Mr. District Attorney, HF! About. KFI-D -.Show Tunes. 8:30 -Information, Please. ANN. HLAC-510 Club 8:00 -Name That Song, HHJ. HFVD -To the Men. EIGER-Music. Sports H RKD- Concert Melodies. 1.5-BNX -The Golding Light. Drama 2:20 *K W H W-News. *HFH B HRHD -News. 10.00L- -Rare Lineup, KWKW. 2:25- HECA-Spotlight on Holly- KWHW -Rea Boynton Pic- 8:00 -The Big Story. KFZ. 10:00 -Racing. KGFJ. wood. torial. 7:30-Dr. Christian. ANN. 2:30-Major League Ball HMPC. HGFJ -Sports plash. EFVD- Remembered Rhythms. 8:30 -Johnny Modern, AH.1. 5:15-Hollywood Park. FLAC. 2:30 -411, RFSD HIEV- Rhythm Road. 8:30 -Hollywood Theater, HFI. 5:45-Rare Results, HRRD. -Aunt Mary. 6:30- Roll3 wood Park. HMI'('. ANN- Backgrounds for Liv- HGB -Molly Morse. Al usiC ing. HFI. HFSD -Today's Children. 9:30- Inside Sports. KH.J. 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KEV'D, KRKD, KGB, *KLAC. RXLA, KRKD -News. KNX -Dinah News. Pasadena Musicians. KECA, KFMB, KPRO-Henry 4tì light Revue. KPIY'- Morgan Show. HMPC-Green-Green *KGER-News: Dr. Fagan. KGB, SVOE -Inside of KFWB- Stuart Hamblen. T:15 *KFL, KFSD -Fleetwood Law- KHJ, KLAC-Studio Frolic. ton, Sports. 4k 4 KWKW-Races and Sporte. Smith. KMPC-Date With Melody. aá Tempos. KNX -Jack KFRB- George Irwin. KIEV-Trade Winds KHJ, KGB -Vic Damone. Davies. .55 *KNX, KSDJ -Bill Henry. KLAC-Jan Garber Orch. KGER-Dr. Clem OO KGFJ-Sports Flash. 9:45--KHJ-Land of the Free. J _,a,t RXLA -Music for You. KMPC-Special Events. *KFI- Feature Wire. KRKD -Three -Quarter Time. Ambition Begs ry Recital. SPCC'- . . Ji; 7 *KNX -Knox Manning. News. KI'Pt -Organ Admission. aBSs -Hop 7:38 1, KFSI) -The Great ti HHJ, KGB, KVOE -KF *KFI, KFSD-The Reporter. äs ¢ e Harrigan. Gildersleeve. Christian. RNN -('het Huntley, News. rß`4' KECA, KPRO, KFMB--Terry KNX-Dr. lo 7Jff, Sports. I. / 4`' 4 74 and the Pirates. KHJ, KGB, KFXM. KVOE- KECA -81d "` *KMPC-News. Teen & Twenty. Cisco Kid. KGB, HMS. KVOE- ` KECA. KFMB-Music Fulton Lewis, Jr. *HLAC eweFred Henry. l'referred. *KMPC, KGER-News. / Serenade. KMPC- Firestone Favorites. HFVD -Spade Cooley Time. KFAC-Sunset HXLAJ ukeBoxMatinee. KFWB-Sports Final. KGFJ -Concert Nocturne. 44 s c KGF./ -Jive at 5. KLAC-Don Otis. at the Races. KFAC -Musical Jewel Box. /:p KWKW' -Today Know? . , KEYD- Platter Preview, KRHD -Do You KRKD -Songs of the Saddle. KPPV -Teen Tunes and EASTSIDE 'e, / KIEV -Record Ride. Topics. 4 Mo. KFSD- Anniversary Date. SGER- Prophecy Speaks. ti HFOX- Sunshine Mission. KFOX-Dr. Clem Davies. SHOW kKGER- News, Wishing Ring. T :45 -KECA -Betty Russell. KFI, KFSD, KFAC-News. KFWB -Moods In Music. 10 TO 12 P.M. KNX -Tom Hanlon. *KFAC, HFOX -News. Ivory Night imp, Sunday KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KV'0E- KXLA -Ford Lewis. Superman. KPPC -Dr. George H. Hall. RECA, KFMB -Sky King. 7 :55 *KNX -Carroll Alcott. 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KIEV- Melodies Mardi Gras. KHJ, KGB -Record Party. KRKD -Hit Tunes. Peter Potter. KMPC KMPC -Rancho Grande. *KFOX -News. Roundup. Nlild Mellow. KGER -Music With Appeal. KLAC-Baseball KM I'(- and Story Goes. BASEBALL Melody Time. RGF.1- \eoong 1l,v Souvenirs. KFSI) -So the 1e:45-HFl- Martin Orch. 5 :45*KFI, RE13D -Elmer Peterson. KECA- Freddy *KNX, KSDJ -News. Garred. KLAC-Don Otis. *KECA -Frank Hemingway. KLAC *KFSD- News. Sam Rowland KH.1. KGB, KFXM, SVOE- 1s :116-KFI -Police Bulletin. Tom Mix. 8:05 Nightly 11 *TEFL RECA, HLAC, SOER and his "Waxworks" KMPC -H. Allen. News. With Guests K XLA-Miniature Concert. 1:30 P.M. Sunday *HNN- Nelson Pringle. RGFJ -If They Had Lived. KHJ, KGB -Henry King Orch. Daily 3:30 p.m. KFVD -This Side of Heaven. KMPC -Dance Parade. -4:30 KWKW-Races and Sports. 0:e5- 11LAC-Baseball. SFWB -East side Show. KRKD -Race Results. KGER-Veterans' Program. KFAC -Lucky Dance Time. KWKW KGER-Stamp's Quartet. 8:15*KE('A -News Feature Edition. 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KXLA -The Hawthorne Thing KRKD- Bowling News. *SKIER, KFOX- Kl'P('- Silhouettes and 11:35 -KNX-Tony Pastor Orek. 3::55- KGF,1-Sports Flash. KGRJ- Musical Digest. Shadows. 11:45-KFI- Music. 4 -KFI- Downtown and Ali KFAC'- Prelude to Ev coins. RXLA-97th Street Corral. *KHJ, KGB, KVOF News. Around. KRKD- Music. KGER-Man With a Band. KECA -Hugh Hudson Orch. KNX- George Fisher. KXLA- Pasadena Community [WON- Record Review. 11:55*KFI, KECA, KNX -News. *KH.1. KGB, KFXM, KV'OE- Playhouse. 0:45- KFW'B- Warner Bros. Orch. Fulton Lewis. e :05-- RLA(7-AI Jarvis. KGFJ- Evening Interlude. KECA- Frances Scully. KIEV-Twilight Tempos. REI, KFSD-Duffy's Tavern. *TEMP(', KIEV, KGER, SFOX KGER -Sports Roundup. HOLSTERED KGB -Real Stories. 9 KNX- Women's Forum. RE-UP -News. 8:15 -KHJ, Sports. KECA, KFMB, KPRO -Bing KFW'It --- Gospel and Song. KMPC -Bob Kelley, Crosby. early morning min- *KLAC-News, Sports. KFWB-On the ('entury. ABC's KXLA -Juke Box Matinee. REVD-Sundown Serenade. strel, Zeke Manners, has KFAC-Musical Masterpieces. KWKW-Voice of Alhambra. Listen Tonight, 9:00 P.M. mailed Fred Allen a photo- KGFJ- What's l'p? KGER-Twilight Time. an KWKW -Waxworks. RFOX- Bowlingcaster. graph of himself wearing Donahue Music Shop. 6:30 -KFI, KFSD -Kay Ryser. The New helmet. KFVD- Information, Army bullet - proof KRKD-Piano Paintings. KNX. KSDJ- - for Allen's 4 :115- KGER -Accent on Music. Please. BING CROSBY This, in return 4:15 -KFI -Port of Missing Hits. KECA, KFMR -Board of SHOW statement recently that his KNX -Melody House. Missing Heirs. PHILCO of Zeke *SECA -Alvin Wilder. Kil.l. KGB, REAM, KVOE-- "favorite picture *KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE- American Forum. KGER Manners had been shot on Res Miller. SMP('- Hollywood Park. and Fred cor- KMPC- Spotlight Stars. KFWB- America Dances. 1390 kc. the wall." Zeke KLAC-Betty Phillips. 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RADIO LIFE SATURDAY LOGS KK('A- Junior Junction. *KMPC -News. Perry Como. KE('A, KPRO -The Avenger. KXLA-Restern Caracas. yr KHJ, KGB, RFX.M, KVUE- KFWB- Stuart Hamblen. KHJ -Quiz of Two Cities. *KGER -News, America Sings. Hawaii Calls. *HLAC -News, Sports. SMt'C -Glee Club. KFOX- Itecor' Session. KMPC-Voice of the Army. KXLA-Juke Box Matinee. KFWB= Adventures In Musk. 9:15 -11HJ, KGB. KFXM -Holly KFW R- Music. SFAC- Sunset Serenad.. KFAC-Dr. James Flfield. Jr. House. SLAC -Baseball. HGFJ -Jive at Five. KGFJ -Musical Digest. KLAC-Meludy Parade. Nazarene Church. HFAC- Famous Musical KWKW-Today at the Races. HILA- 9:30 -KFI-Conq:: est. Favorites. HF'V10-Sweet and Low. *HLAC, KKHI), KGER -News. KNX-Barn Dance. *KXLA, KGER -News. KRKD -!tongs of the Saddle. KFON- Judge Gardner. HEIL KFXM, KVOE- Fishing SGFJ -Arm: hair Concert. KIEV- Record Ride. KGB -Man and His Music. and Hunting Club. SFVD- Popular Favorites. HFSD-Columbia Record Shop. 7:05 -KGER -Western Music. KECA-Murder and Mr. KWKW -Swing Session. KFUX- Sunshine Mission. 7:15-SLAC -Jan Garber Orch. Malone. KIEV -Jive Alive. *KGER -News. EKED- Three -Quarter Time. KFWB-George Irwin. KRKD- Matinee :Melodies. KFMB-Tell Me. Doctor. KFMB-Popular Tunes. Redondo Roundup. Sentinel. With Anneal. SNLA- KFOX -Los Angeles 5:05 -KGER -Music 7:$O -KFI, KFSD -Lite of Riley. KGER -Clem Davies. 3:05-KGER -Accent on Music. 6:15*KFI, KFAC -News. KNX-Reserve. KFSD -Log Cabin Farms. 3:15 -KMPC- Treasury Salute. KNX -Tom Hanlon. Maria Hour. KVUE -Proof SECA KI'RO, KFMB -I Deal KFMB -Ave KXLA -Juke Box .....,ee. KHJ, KGB. In Crime. *KFI. KLAG, KGER -News. KFVD-$tringtime. That C' r; 'lea Sc:enre Heals KGB, KFXM. KVO KMPC-1. S. Treasury. HHJ, - 10 KECA-Tommy Dorsey Orcb. 3 :25 -KUFJ -Sorts Flash. Red Ryder. Huntley. 3:30 -KFI KFSD- Curtain Time. HLAC -Hollywood Park. KMPC-Challenge to Youth. *KNX-Chet KNX- Robert Lewis's Little HGFJ-Race Recap, Dixon. KHJ, KGB, KFNM -Data City Four. HFWB-Guest Star. Nite. Show. KWKW -Crown KLAC-Don Otis. Council. KECA- String Ensemble. 5:30 -KFI- Madison 2345. Times KFAC-Dr. Frank Fagerburg. KMPC-Laymen's KHJ. KGB, KFN 1. KVOE Information. KXLA -Bible Institute. Saturday Sideshow. *KNX. r " FI merry. KRKD -Do You Know? KMPC-Business Reporter. KECA- Highland Swing. KGER- Dinner Music. [WWII-Helen Louise. KHJ-Jan August, Piano. KFOX -Dr. Clem Davies. EASTSIDE KGFJ -Among My Souvenirs. HLAC -AI Jarvis. the Trail. KFVD -Back o' the Rack. KMPC-Floyd Alien. 7 :45 -KFWB-Twilight on RWHW -Sam Rowland and HFAC+ -L. A. City College. *HFAC -News. SHOW His Waxworks. KGFJ -Songs for You. 7:55 *KNX -News, KIEV -Musical Masterpieces. KXLA -Future Pianists. -EFL KFSD -Your Hit Parade 10 TO 12 P.M. *KRKD -News, Music. KitHD -Hit Tunes. 0 KNX-Vaughn Monroe Orch. 1.ry Night Except Sunday 3 :45- K E C A -Ln ho r. KFVD-Sundown Serenade. KHJ-Boston BlacWe. KNX -Juan Rolando, Music. KM KW-Far Eastern KECA-The Lone Ranger. KM PC-Record Room. Rhythms. *KMPC, KLAC-News. *HFW B -News. KIEV -Melodies Mardi Gras. KFWB-For This We Fought. KFWB KFA('- Musique Continental. *KFUX -News. HFAC -Evening Concert. KFWB- Eastslde Show. KRKD- Bowling News. KFSD- Colonial Quiz. KXLA- Melody Time. KXLA- Pasadena Chic Dance KFVD -Rumba Rhapsody. 5:45 *KFI, KFND -Elmer Peterson. SGFJ-Caucasian Memories. KFVD-Spade Cooley Time. -1116FJ -Spurts Flash, *KNX. KSDJ- Garred. News. *KGER -News, Grace Detson. Nocturne. 3:55 Hemingway. HGFJ -Concert KFI -For You. *KE('A-Frank KFOX- County Barn Dance. KFOX- Hawaiian Musk. KMPC-Bishop Stevens. Club. Melody Lane. KNN- Rolly Langley. Safety Council. KGB, KIOR-Crime KFMB- 4 Business. SGFJ -Nat'l KFMB -Plano Playhouse. SFAC -Lucky Lager Dance. KE('A -Voice of KXLA- Miniature Concert. SFSD,IImmy Lyons Party. KGB .Mockridge. KVOE- 0:15-KMPC-Proudly We Hail. KHJ, KFN, KRKD -Race Results. of Israel. Edmund il KGER- Stamp's Quartet. KFWB-Story 10:05 -K6ER -- Saturday Spotlight. KMPC- Record Room. KLAC-Spotlight Serenade. and Eve KFUX -Musical Cocktails. Moods. 10:15r -KFI -Jack Haley KFWB- Gospel and Sung. 5:50-KWKW -Vets' Rehabilitation. KGFJ-Starlit Arden. HLAC -Baseball. 6:55 *KN X -News. KXLA-Barber Shop Quartet. KNN -Tony Pastor Orch. KWKW- Waxworks. KGFJ-Sports Flash. 9 :30 -KFI, KFSD -Can You Top HHJ, KGB-J. Barrow Orch. KNLA-Juke Box Matinee. This? HLAC -Duo Otis. SGFJ- What's ED? -KFI, KFSD-Judy Canova KNX -Jean Sablon. Show. Ham - 10:30 -11ECA- Freddy Martin Orch. HFAC- Musical Masterpieces. 6 RECA, SFMB- Dnshlell Potter's KFVD-Music Shop. KIN -This Is Hollywood. mett's Fat Mao. KR.), KGB - eter Paintings. KE('A -youth Asks the Record Party. KKKD -Piano KHJ, KGB. KVOE -Did Jus- Candlelight and *KIEV, KFOX, KGER-News. Government. tice Triumph? KMPC- 4:05 Accent on Music. HHJ, KGB, KVOE- Opinion- Silver. -KGER- airs. KMPC -Music Supreme. HLAC -Baseball Roundup. 1:15 -So Proudly We Hail. KFWB -Voice of the Army. -KFI *KMI'C, SFVD, KIEV -News. Varieties. KXLA -Just Musk. KNX -Calling Tokyo. *KFWB, EGER, KFUX -News HGFJ-Vocal KFOX -Music by Request. KECA -Harry Wismer. KGFJ- Musleal Digest. KXLA -The Corral. KFMB -Trade Winds Tavern. KRKD- Muvieland Quiz. Al Jarvis. KGER- Jamboree. Modern Concert Hall. *HLAC -News, 8:45-KNX-It Couldn't Happen. 10:45-KFI -Melody Time. RIE%- KFAC-Saturday Concert. Here's to Veterans. KNX-Dark Velvet. KF(1X -Meet the Band. HNLA- Junior Town Meeting. KFWB- Otis. 4:25 Spurts Flash. KGFJ -Evening Interlude. KLAC-Don -HGFJ- KRKD- Music. 10:55 Police Bulletins. 4:30 -KFI -Scout Jamboree. Ahead. -KFI- the B's. KFMB -S.D. Looks 0-HFI, KFSD-Mystery Is My KNX- Battle of 0:05 -KIEV- Twilight Tempos Hobby. KFI- Solitalr Time. KECA -Music Library. Roundup. Pringle. r KGB. KFXM, KVOE- KGER -Sports KNX-Saturday Night 11 *KNN -Nelson KHJ, 0:15 -KMPC -Bob Kelley, Sports. Serenade. KHJ, KGB, SVOE-Moak. The Better Half. Oreh. Artists' Guild. KFWB -On the Century. RECA, KPRO. HFMB -Gang- KECA -X. Cugat KFWB -Blind KF%D- Sundown Serenade. busters. KMPC-Dance Parade. KLAC -Racla Roundup. Hour. Jackpot. KWKW- Classic *KHJ, HLAC, KGB. HFNM, *HLAC KGER -News. HGFJ -Record KFOX- Vesper Bells. KV OE -News. HFW i -Eastslde Show. KWKW- Business Reporter. HEER- Twilight Time. KGFJ -Convert Nocturne. KRKD -Tunes of the Day. 6:30-KFI KFSD -Grand Ole Opry. SFAC -Lucky Lager Dance. KIEV -Bing Crosby Sings. KNX -Bill Goodwin Show. KFVD-Smite Cooley Time. KGER-Ed James Show. KECA -Music of Manhattan. SNLA-Eagle Cafe. KFOX -Old -Age l'ensions. KHJ, KGB KVOE- Steven KFOX -Disc Jockey. 4:45 -KFWB-Stuart Hamblen. Graham, Family Doctor. MUSK qtNlN('e KFSD -Jimmy Lions.Lions HLAC -Music Room. Hollywood Park. gASr l Cheatin' on RWKW -Races and Sports, KMP('- SFMB- *KFVD. KRKD -News. KFWII -Star Time. ;00-10 :00 p.m. 11:05 -KGER- Saturday Spotlight. KLAC-Sam Baiter Sports- R D A 1 Melody. KIEV-Trade Winds Tempos. book. KMPC .'. T( 111:15 -KFI- Milestones In KFUX -Favorites. KXLA -Sweet Chariot Hour. KNX-Glen Gray Orch. KFMB -Red Cross. KIEV- Dinner Music. BEACON HECA-Hugh Hudson Orcb. 4 :55*KN X KSDJ-Ned Calmer. KFOX -Hal'. Memory Room. GASOLINE DEALERS KLAC-Don Otis. K(iFJ -Sports Flash. Valley Church. Pruden Orch. Saturday Spurts KGER -Lukin 11:30 -KFI -Hai 5 -KFI- 5:45- SLAC -Irwin Allen. the Besot. KNX-Manny Strand Weh. Roundup. KMPC-On KECA -Red Nichols Orch. *KNX -Knox Manning. News. 7-REI. KFSD -Truth or Conse- HFWB -Show Time. KXLA -The Hawthorne Thing RECA -Plano Playhouse. quences. HFAC- Evening Concert. *KHJ, KGB -News, Heming- KNX-All-Star Western KGFJ-Hollywood House SECA, KNX- News. way. Theater. Party. 111: *KFI, back some art treasures on his flag - THINGAMAJIG PAL FOR SNOOKS ship. One of her fans, learning that Casting about for a name for the Judy Canova is a direct descendant It was while driving home from a new character she plans to introduce of Commodore Perry on her mother's recent NBC Bergen -McCarthy broad- soon to radio is Fanny "Baby Snooks" side, sent Judy an oriental vase. The cast that pretty Anita Gordon heard Brice. The newest Brice brainstorm vase was part of the loot from the a loud metallic object clank out from is a quaint flibberty -gibberty who Perry flagship. under her convertible. Fearfully she works in a department store and who stopped to investigate. In the road lay can't resist a sob story. For the wor- * * a large irregular piece of metal, which have wondered, Fanny GRADUATION EXERCISES she lugged laboriously back to the rying folks who crept to a also reassures that she's not going to Final examinations the first week in car. At snail's pace she since garage, marveling that the car still give up her "Snooks" portrayal, June will be held by CBS announcer piece "Snooks" always has been and will his class of 38 students ran with such an impressive Art Gilmore for missing. The mechanic she found be her very favorite person. in the radio department of the Univer- with that Co- author laughed mightily. "If it ran * * sity of Southern California. thing attached it would be a miracle," of the school's textbook, "Radio An- a washing PERRY'S DESCENDANT nouncing", Gilmore is now putting his he gasped. "That's part of aspiring mikemen through their first machine." After his first famous visit to Japan Page Twenty-nine In 1853, Commodore Perry brought auditions.

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*Abbe, Jaules..._...... _...KECA 7 :30 a.m, M -F Chicago Theater _...KHJ, KGB, 9:30 p.m. Su Grandpa Owens..._.._ ... »...... KFI, 8 Su Abbott and Costello..._.._ KFI, 0 p.m. Th Christian Science._... a.m. Across the KFI, 10 :45 a.m. Sa Grand Ole Opry ...... KFI, KFSD, 6:30 p.m. Sa Footlights KMPC, 9 a.m. Su Christian Science..._._.._.._.._..KHJ, 5:15 p.m. Sa Grand Slam Adventure Club.___.._._ KNX, 10:30 a.m. Sa Christian Science .KNX, 11:45 a.m. M -F Adventure Parade _.._.._ ».....HFOX, 8 p.m. Su Great Gildersleeve HFI, 7:30 p.m. W KHJ, 3:45 p.m, M -F Church in the Wildwood. KECA, 7 a.m. Su Greatest Story Ever Told. KECA, 3:30 p.m. Su Adventures of Tom Mix..._ HHJ, 5:45 p.m. M -F Church of the Mr KNX, 6 a.m. Su Green Hornet ...... ______.HECA, 8:30 n.m. Su Air- o- torials .HGFJ, 2:45 p.m. M -Se Cisco Kid ...... _...... KHJ, KGB. 7:30 p.m. M, W, F Green Light Revue _....HMPC, 4 :43 p.m. M -F Album of Familiar Music KFI, 5:30 p.m. Su Club Time _...KECA. 11:30 a.m. M Griffin, Mery KHJ, 8:45 a.m. M -F *Alcott, Carroll KNX, 7:55 p.m. M -F Columbia Symphony KNX, ll a.m. Su Guiding Light HNX, 9:45 a.m. M -F Aldrich Family 7 Commander Scott._...KHJ, KVOE, lu:15 Su KFI, :30 p.m. Th a.m. Hal's Memory Room...... KFOX. 6:30 D Alexander, Ben___._. _KHJ, 10:30 a.m. M -F Concert Nocturne- .__,,.._.._.....KGFJ, p.m. Allen, Fred. .._..__....._.HFI, 10 p.m. D Hale, Arthur...... _..__.__..HHJ, 9:45 p.m. Tu, Th KFSD, 4:30 p.m. Su Conquest .._..._...... KFI, 9:30 p.m. Ss Haley, Jack _ p.m. Sa Mien, Irwin HLAC, 6:45 p.m. M KFI, lu:15 -Sa Contented Hour ...... ____ .SFI, REED, 8 p.m. M Hamblen, Stuart KFW'B, 4:45 p.m. M -Sa All Cooper, Alex. -Star Jamboree KFWB 5 p.m. Su ______...... _..KXI.A, 12 p.m. D Hanlon, Tom ...... _ .KNX All -Star Western ('orlisa Archer 5:15 p.m. M -Sa Theatre KNX, 7 p.m. Sa KNX, 8 p.m. Su Happy Homes KHJ, 1 ::t0 p.m. M -F Alpert, Pauline KHJ, 8:15 a.m. Su Couple Next Door _ KNX 8:341 p.m. Su Harvest of Stars....KFI, KFSD, 10:30 a.m. Count of Monte Crlsto.__...KHJ KGB, Su Ameche, Don..._.._ ...... _...KFI Ii 8 p.m. Tu Haven of Rest_._... _...KXT.A, 8:30 a.m. M, W, F KFSD, p.m. Su Counterspy..KECA, KFMB, K1 RO, 2:30 p.m. Su America Dances Ott, 6:30 p.m. M -F ERRI). KFU\. 8 a.m. Tu, Th, Sa America United..._.... _KFI, 11 p.m. Su County Fair KNX, 9:30 a.m. Ss Hawaii Calls KHJ, 3 p.m. Sa tmericau Farmer.__ ACA, 9:30 a.m. Sa County Medical Assn,_._.._.HFAC, 10:15 a.m. Sa ',Hawk, Bob KS X, 6:30 p.m. M American Forum _...KHJ, 6:30 p.m. W Crime Cases .KHJ, 7 p.m. Tu Hawk Larabre KNX, 3 p.m. Sa American Melody Hour KNX, 3:30 Crime Club ...... ______- ...... HHJ, 6:30 p.m. F Hawthorne Thing K M.A. 11:30 p.m. M -Sa p.m. Tu Crime Doctor Imericao Sports Page. HECA. 7:30 p.m. F KNX, 7 p.m. Su KXLA, 11 p.m. Su American Way ('rime Photographer KNX, 8:30 p.m. Th Hay, Bill ...... __.._.__..____HMPC, HFI, 41 p.m. W Crocker, 12:45 p.m. M -F *Anderson, David KMPC, Betty KFI, 10:40 a.m. M -F *Hayes. Sam ...._.....KFI, KFSD, 7:45 a.m. M -Sa 9 a.m., 9 p.m., M -F Crosby, Bing...... ICI:CA, 9 W Aasun, Bill HFW II. 1 M KGER, p.m. Haymea, Dick...... _ KNX, 9 p.m. Th p.m. -Sa Cross Section, I- ....t. Sa Arden Eve KFI, 10:15 p.m. Sa HNX, 1 p.m. Meatier, Gabrlel..__..._.....__.._KHJ, 6 p.m. M -F ire These Our Children4...... KECA 1 p.m. Su Crow Show .. KWHW, 2 p.m. M -F ...... _ ...... _.__.._.. ..KHJ. KGB, 7 p.m, Su let Baker's Notebook.____ Curtain Time KFI, KFSD, 3:30 p.m. Sa HFI 4:130 p.m. M -F Cunningham, *Headline Edition HECA, 5:30 Dm M -F is Others See Us KNX, 8:30 a.m. Su Bill..._ _.._...... _.KHJ, 11:30 a.m. Su Heart's Desire KHJ, KGB, 2 p.m. M -F aunt Jenny Damon Vlc..._....._.._.._.._ HHJ, 7:15 p.m. W KNX, 8:15 a.m. M -F Dance Hebrew Christian Hour....KFOX, 10:45 a.m. M -F 'Aunt Mary...... _...KFI, KFSD 2:30 p.m. M -F Time..._.._._.- .KFAC, 10 p.m. Il -Sa *Hemingway, Frank. .HECA, 5:45 p.m. M -Sa tutry, Gene KNX, 3 p.m. Su Dark Velvet KNX, 10:45 p,nt. Sa _._._...HMPC, 8 p.m. M-Sa avenger ...... _...... Dark Venture KECA 8:30 p.m. Tu ...... KECA, 7 n.m. Sa *Henry, Bill 4:55 p.m, M -F Backgrounds for Living Darts for Dough._._.KECA, KFMB, 2 p.m. Su --..KNX, Date Nite KHJ, 10 p.m. Sa *Henry, Fred.._. HLAC, 5 p.m. M-F KNX, 2:30 p.m. M, W, Th, F Date With Judy AFL KFSD. 5:30 p.m. Tu Here Comes the Band KFI, 11:45 a.m. Ss lacksta e Wife ...... 3:30 M -F Date With Melody ..._ ..... _KMPC, 9 M Here's to You HNX, 10:30 a.m. Su Salter, p.m. :30 p.m. -F Hernandez, Sam ....._ KLAC, 6:30 p.m. M -Sa *Davis, Elmer ...... Joe._..__..__..KMPC 6:30 p.m. Tu -Sa land Concert ...... _.._ ».SECA 10:30 p.m. M -F Hetherington, Keith..._ KMPC. 9 a.m. Sa _. _.._.....HHJ, KGB, 11 a.m. Su Davis, Joan KNX, 7:30 p.m. M tarn Dance KNX, 9:30 p.m. Sa Day, Dennis High Adventure KHJ, 3 p.m. Su taadwagon KFI, 8 p.m. W Highlights of the Bible EH, , u.m. Su KFI, KFSD, 3:30 p.m. Su Deadline Mystery...... _.._ ...... HE:CA, 3 p.m. Su Battle of the B's KNX, 4:30 p.m. Sa Did Hi Homemakers.__...KFWB, 9.30 a.m. M, W, F Justice Triumph ?..._..._...... HHJ, 8:30 p.m. Sa *Hill, Edwin C KECA, 12:30 p.m. M -F *Baukhage Talking.._KECA, 11:15 a.m. M -F Dinner Bell Roundup.__.._.. KXLA, 12 m. M -F Bavters 10:30 Dixon, Nancy Hill, Jackie _._...... _...KHJ, 10:15 a.m. M -F KFI, a.m. Sa KHJ, 1:15 p.m. Il -F Hit Parade 8 Sa tt,., -k, Fred 7:45 M Doctors Talk It Over._ KFI. p.m. KNX. a.m, -F _ .KECA, 9 p.m. M Hits and Encore..__._.._...... KECA, 1 p.m. M -F teiieve It or Not ...... _..._.._ M Doctors Theo Now 1 KFI, 11:15 p.m. -F and KFI, p.m. Sa Hits and Beadlines..._.._.KMPC, 9::10 a.m. M -F Berck, Jack. .KFI 8.30 a.m. M -F 'Double or Nothing....KHJ. KVOE. 6:30 p.m. Su Hobby Berle, Milfon..._.._.._._.._.,_.HFI, Downtown All Hours KNX, 9:45 p.m. Th 7 :30 p.m. Tu and Around KFI, 4 p.m. M -F Hockrldge, Edmund HHJ, KGB, 4 p.m. S (letter Half KHJ, 4:30 Sa Doyle, Bobby 7 :30 p.m. HECA, p.m. Tu Hollywood Bowl Audition. KFI. 9 p.m. Beulah Show KECA, 8:30 p.m. W Drake. Galen_...... __ HECA, 10 a.m. M -F Hollywood Mn Itible Institute....KRKD, KFOX, 8 a.m. M, W, I' Dr. Christian KNX 7:30 p.m. W Casting Forum KGFJ. It o S Bible Treasury Dr. Graham. Hollywood House Party KGF./, 9 p.m. M -Sa Hour KGER, 8:4.5 a.m. M-Sa KH.Ì, 6::t0 p.m. Sa Hollywood Music Hall.. KECA, 4:30 p.m. So Big Sister .._.._...... _ _...._KNX, 9 a.m. M -F Dr. I. Q KE7. 11:30 p.nt. M Big Story ..._ Dr. Paul Hollywood l'ark KMPC, 6::0 p.m. Tu -Sa KFI, 9:30 p.m. M HFI, KFSD, 2:45 p.m. M -F Hollywood Tour...... _.._ _...HECA, 1:15 p.m. M -F Big Town KNX, 8 p.m. Tu Duffy's Tavern KFI, 9 p.m. W Durante -Moore Hollyw'd Presbyterian Ch'ch..KFWB, 8 p.m. So *Bishop, Pat. .HFI, 9:05 a.m. M -F Show KNX, 9:30 p.m, F Hollywood Theater HFI, 8:30 p.m. W Bishop Stevens_ HMPC, 5:45 p.m. Sn Eastside Show _.KFWB, 10 p.m. M -Sa Home Is What You Make It, KFI, 2:30 p.m. Sa Blanc, Mel __ KNX, 7:30 p.m. Tu Eastside Serenade. __HECA, 9:30 p.m. Su Home Town Parade... .KFI, 9:45 a.m. Su Blind Artists Guild. KFWB, 4:30 p.m. Sa Editor of the Air _...KFVD, 12 N. M -F Hope, Bob HFI, KFSD, 8 Tu Editor's Diary ...... p.m. Block, Martin KFW'B, 10 a.m. M -F __.._....._.....KHJ. 8:30 a.m. M -F Hope Chest KNX, 2:30 p.nt, Su Edwards, Cliff HECA, 1:30 p.m. M -F Hop Harrigan 5 Blondie KNX, 7 :30 p.m. Su Ellery HHJ, p.nt. M -F Board of Education KB.). 1:30 p.m. Sa Queen KFI, 9 p.m. Su Hour of Charm. __ KNX, 12:311 p.m. Su Board Elaan, Bob __ __KNX..____.KNX, 10:15 p.m. M -F Hour of Faith HECA, 8:30 a.m. Sa of Missing Heirs KECA, 6:30 p.m. W Eternal Light Bob and Victoria KNX, 11 a.m. M -F 8:30 a.m. Su Hour of Music.__ ...KFAC, 6:30 p.m. M -F Ethel and Albert..._.. ...KECA, 1:45 p.m. M -F House of Mystery Borg., Victor.... KFI, KFSD 5:30 p.m. M Evelyn KHJ, KGB, 1 p.m. Su Boston Blackie.....__._.._._..__ KHJ, 8 p.m. Sa Winters .HNX, 12:30 p.m. M -F Haase Party KNX, 1 p.m. M -F Bowron, Fletcher..._____._._. KFI, 10:15 p.m. Th Evening Concert .__._ KFAC, 8 p.m. M-Sa *{Huntley, Chet....KNX, 10 p.m. D. 1:45 p.m. Su .__.._..______- ._...RMPC, 6:45 p.m. Su Experiment Iowa KNX, 8 p.m. F Hymns of All Churches. KECA, 10:55 a.m. M -F .KFAC. 11:30 a.m. M Exploring the Unknown KHJ. KVOE. 6 p.m. Su Ives, Burl ..._.._.._.___.____.....HHJ, Fact 8:30 p.m. F 'Break the Bank .HECA, KFMB, 9 p.m. F or Fiction HECA, 10:5.5 a.m. Su I Deal to Crime KECA, 7:30 p.m. Sa Breneman's Breakfast....HECA. 9:30 a.m. M -F Fact Finder KNX, 4:15 p.m. Th If They Had Lived KGFJ, 5:45 p.m. tl Bridge Family Hour KNX, 1 p.m. Su Inglewood Park Concert ....KNX, 6:30 p.m. Tu Club KMPC, 10:15 p.m. M -F Fancily Bride and Groom ._._.HECA, 2 :30 p.m. M -F Theater _.. . KHJ, 7 p.m. Th Information, Please KNX. 6:30 p.m. W Bridge to Dreamland ._...KECA, 11 :15 p.m. Su Famous Jury Trlals __.HECA,....._. 9:30 p.m. F In My Opinion ...... HNX, 11:15 p.m. M, Th Farm Reporter HFI, 12 N. M-Sa In the Public Interest KFI, 2:15 p.m. Sa *Broadway Feature Paggee .... _...... _.-. -- _ ...... _.._.....HEC A. 8:15 p.m. M -Th Fat Man KECA, 8:30 p.m. Sa Inner Sanctum HNX, 8::0 p.m. M *Broadway Favorite Story...... _.._.._... KFI, 9 p.m. Tu *Inside China KFI, 11:30 p.m. W News...._ .SHJ, it n. D FBI in Peace and War KNX, 7 :30 p.m. Th *Inside News._ __KMPC, 8 6 D the _KFI, 10:30 p.m. Su -F a.m., p.m. *Feature Wire KFI, 5 p.m. M -F *Inside of Sports._.KHJ, HYDE, 9:30 p.m. M -F Building for Peace HFI, 7:45 a.m. Su Festival of Waltzes..._ KFAC, 11 a.m. M -Sa Invitation to Learning KNX, 8 a.m. Su Bull, Frank. ___KFWB, 6:30 p.m. M -F Fibber McGee HFI, 8 :30 p.m. Tu It (' outdo 't Happen KNX, 8:46 p.m. Sa *Brown, Cecil ____ ...... KHJ, 8 a.m. M -F *Fidler, Jimmie. KECA. KFMB, 6:30 p.m. Su It Pays to Be Ignorant HNX, 8 p.m. F Business 'Reporter..._.._ KMPC, 3:30 p.m. Sa Firestone Favorites._....KMPC, 7 :30 p.m. M -F I Take the Stand HNX, 6 p.m. Tu Cabbages A Kings KFI, 6:45 p.m. I' Fisher, George KNX, 4 p.m. M. N. F 1 Was Convict HHJ, 4 p.m. Su California Caravan._...KHJ, KGB, 8:45 p.m. Fishing fi Hunting Club.._...KHJ, 9:30 p.m. Sa in All I Fishing Pals 7 *Jack Trades.... KNX, 3:30 p.m. Su California Melodies KHJ, 8 :30 p.m. Th KFOX, :15 p.m. Tu, Th, F Janis, Al...... KLAC, M *Flannery, Harry KNX. M 9:30 a.m., 5:30 p.m. -Sa Call the Police KFI, 9:30 Tu 5:30 p.m. -Ss Jesse!, George 1:311 p.m. Su p.m. Flight Into the Past....KHJ, KGB, 8:311 a.m. Sa KFWB, *Calling Tokyo KNX, 4:15 p.m. Sa Flit Frolics Jive at Five _.._.._._...HGFJ. 5 p.m. M -Sa KHJ, KGB, 4:30 p.m. Tu Th Jobs for .Juniors KECA, 6 p.m. Th Can You Top This? KFI KFSD, 8:30 p.m. Ss Foodrraft CarnlvaL._._KHJ, 11 a.m. M, E 1t, Johnny Modern p.m V. Canary Pet Show KHJ, KGB, 11:45 a.m. Su For You KFI, 4 p.m. Sa KHJ. 8:30 Canova, Judy--° HFI, 6 p.m. Sa Free for All KNX, 7:30 p.m. F Johnson, Erskine KHJ, 11:15 a.m. M -F Cantor, Eddie KFI, KFSD, 6:30 p.m. Th Johnson Family...... _ ..... KHJ. 3:15 p.m. M -F Frontiers of ScIenre KNX. 11:15 p.m, Tu Johnson, Floyd B...._.._.._ KRHD, 5:30 p.m. Su Captain Mldnight....KHJ, KVOE, 6:30 p.m, M -F Front -Page Farrell, KFI, KFSD, 1:45 p.m. M -F Carmichael, Hoagy.__.._.._...KNX, 1:30 p.m, Su . KGER. 8:05 p.m. Su *Fuller Sid _.._ KHJ, 12 N. M -F ....KFOX, 8:30 p.m. KGER. 8:05 p.m. Su Carnation Hour .______...... _.._...KFI, 6 p.m. M ...... _..._._.._.._..___..KECA, 8:15 p.m. M -Th F; Canon Jack. KNX, 8 p.m. W Joyce Jordan, M.D...._ KFI. 2:15 p.m. M -F Casa Funnies...____.__. _..._.____ _KFWB. 8 a.m Su Juke Box Matinee...... KXLA, 3:15 p.m. M -Sa Cugat.__.._.... KFI, 5:30 p.m. W -I Gangbusters ....KECA. Casebook of G. Hood._.HHJ. KGB, 8:30 p.m. M KFMB. KPRO, 9 p.m. Sa Jump -Jump of Holiday House, KFI. 8 a.m. Sa Catholic Answers.._._..__.._ Garden Hints KMPC. 1:45 p.m. Su Junior Debates It KGER, 8:05 p.m, M KF W'B, 7:45 p.m. Su *tarred, Bob, M Catholic Hour KFI, 2 Su ENX, 7:30 a.m., 5:45 p.m. -Sa Junior Junction. KECA, 3 p.m. Se p.m. *Gas Again .KHJ, M Cavalcade of America, KFI, KFSD, 7:30 p.m. M 3:30 p.m. -F Just Plain Bill HF(, KFSD, 1:30 p.m. M -F Gayle and ('harles KNX, 4 p.m. Th Cavalcade of Sports....HECA, KFMB, 7 p.m. F Juvenile Jury KHJ, KGB, 12:30 p.m. Su Csvallaro, Gilbert and Sullivan ...... _...KFAC, 9:30 a.m. Su Kaye, Sammy..._.._ _ HF.CA, 10:30 a.m. Su Carmen..._...KFI KFSD, 11 a.m. Su Give Challenge to Youth.....___.HXLA, Su and Take KNX, 10 a.m. Sa Kelley, Bob 6:15 p.m. M -Sa 3:30 p.m. Godfrey, Arthur KNX, 3:30 p.m. M. IV, F *Kiernan's News Corner Goodman, Benny..._ KFI, KFSD, 5:30 p.m. M KECA, 12:15 p.m. M -F Champion äo0 Can t F.CA, 6:55 p.m. F Goodwin, Chapel Bill KNX, 6:30 p.m. Sa King, W'ayne..._ __...... KECA, 1:30 p.m. Su Hour KMPC, 8:30 a.m. Su Graham. Shells...._._...KHJ, KGB, 8:45 p.m. Su Kraft Music Hall ...... _...HFI, KFSD, 9 p.m. Th 0 Chapel Quartet..__._ tgVl, 10.15 p.m. Su Grand Central Checkerboard Station. KNX, 9 a.m. Sa Ky.rr's Kollege HFI, KFSD, 6:30 p.m. W' Time.__.____ _KHJ, 1 p.m. M -F Grand Marquee..._ KFI, 9:30 p.m. Tb I.. A. Breakfast Club KFWB, 8 a.m. V. Page Thirty

www.americanradiohistory.com gr t7to.,.",t.'''I 1 . sap kOPIVDV. RADIO LIFE JUNE 1, 1941 ....._..KFI, KFSD, 7:3u p.m. SD 1:30 Sa Otis, Dos KLAC, 5:30 p.m.. 10:45 p.m. M -Se standard Hour L. A. Story KNX, p.m. Sa Stars Over Hollywood KNX 8:30 a.m. Sa 3 :45 p.nt. Su Our Foreign Policy LEVI, 3 p.m. Labor. I .S.A...... _..__,KEI'A. M -E in the Afternoon.... KECA, it u. Sa 'Ladies, Be Seated..- 3 p.m. M -F Oar (.aI Sunday. KNX, 8:45 a.m. Stan -KECA, 11 a.m. Sa Stella Dallas..._ KFI, KF'SD 12:15 p.m. M -F . Our Town Speaks. KECA, . 9:15 a.m. M -F Ladies' Day .RF1, M -F *}Sterling, Wallace. KNX, 9:30 p.m. Th 4 p.m. Su Owens. Tom KFI, 8:30 a.m. Dr. Land of the Free KMPC, Su KHJ, 6:30 p.m. Sa p.m. W Ozz :e and Harriet KNX, t p.m. Steven Graham.._ ...... _...... KHJ, 9:45 .. a.m. Su 8:30 p.m. Su Strolling Toni..._ ...... KFAC, 8:30 Langford, Frances KFI, 8 p.m. Th Fame, Juck REI, 3 p.m., Sunday Eveninr Club..__. KFAC. 9 p.m. Su .. J :30 p.nt. Da Langley, Roily KNX, 4 p.m. Sa Paella. Lutheran Hour hi Olt ..KECA, 5 p.m. Su Frank HECA. 11:45 a.m. V1-1 Sunday Evening Hour._. *I.a:.ton. Fleetwood _.. KMPC 7:30 a.m. M -Sa Parker. S,. Sunday Morning Melodies KMPC. 8:15 a.m Su .. KF'.18. 6:13 p.m. r:FL 7:1., u.:.. M -Sa. 7:15 p.m, M -E lhtrsons, loucha KECA, Sunday Vespers KECA, 11:30 a.m. Su Su Pat Novak for Hire...... KECA. 9 p.m. Su Lawyer Q KHJ. 3:30 p.m. Su Sunrise Salute KNX, 8:15 a.m. M -Sa Lea te It to the Girls ...... KHJ, 7.30 p.m. su *Pennon. Drew HECA, KFMB. 8 p.m. 11:30 a.m. Ss 9 a.m. Su Sunset Roundup KECA p.m. Sa People's Platform KNX. 7 M -F * Lesueur, Larry KNX, 2:45 KFSD. 8:30 p.m. F Supper Club 1.1 I, KFSb. p.m. Let George Do It KHJ. KGB, 8 p.m. I People Are Fanny KFI, Surprise Theater.. KNX, 7:25 pan. Su 11:30 a.m. Sa Pepper lining's Family. HFI, 11:30 a.m. M -F M -F Let's Pretend KNX, KNX, 10:15 a.m. M -F Superman HHJ. Kilt. KVOE, 5:15 p.m. *}Lewis. Fulton SHJ, 4 .m., 10 p.m. M -F Perry Mason Suspense HNX, 8 p.m. Th a.m. M -F *Peterson. Elmer....KFI KFSD, 5:45 p.m. W -Sa W f.eyden, Hilt KMPC, 10:15 9::10 Tu Sweeney and March KNX, 8:30 p.m. Hour _.._._.. KFAC.. 9 a.m. Su Philo Vance KECA p.m. 9:45 a.m. Su Liberal Catholic ..SSGA, 5 p.m. Sa *Swing. Raymond_._..__._HECA, Be ...... _...SF1. 11 a.m. M -F Piano Playhouse._____.._. sivtx- 10:30 P.m. M, W. F Life Can Beautiful :KILL. KVOE, 9 a.m. Su Symphonette..._..._ Lightsin' Jim KECA, 8 p.m. F Pljgrims Hour ---- Symphony _ _...... _...KFI. 1 p.m. Su Life of Riley KFI, 7:30 p.m. Sa Pleasure Parade EFL 8 p.m. Tu World...... _...KFI, 10:45 a.m. M -F KFI, 10:55 p.m. D 'Take It or Leave It _.._ KNX. 8 p.m. Su Light of the Police Bulletins M KHJ. 9:15 a.m, M -F ._ KHJ. 1:45 p.m. Sa Talbot. Dr. Louis KFVD, 10 a.m. -F Lisdlahr, Victor Policing I..A..... Su Listening Post ...KECA. KFMB 11 :30 a.m. Tu -t Port of Missing Hits HFI, 4:15 p.m. M -F Talent Circus _._»__._KFI, 12:30 p.m. Lombardo, Guy ...... hSHJ. 11:30 p.m. M Portia Faces Life, [EFL KFSD, 1:15 p.m. M -F Talent Scouts KNX, 9 p.m. Tu KNX. 10:30 a.m. M -F KFWB, 9:30 a.m. Su Tapestries of Llfe._...... _._...HNX, 9:30 p.m. Tu Lone Journey Potter. liter p.m. M. F Lone Ranger SECA. 7 p.m. M. W; 8 p.m. Sa HHJ, KGB. 19:30 p.m. M -Sa Taylor, Henry J....__HHJ. KGB 9:45 HFI, 8:45 a.m. M -F Taylor, Mary Lee... KNX, 11 a.m. Sa Lora Lawton Property Owners .KMPC. 7:30 D.M. Su - M -F *a KJJ HERD, 12:30 M -F M Teen and Twenty Time. KMPC. 5:05 p.m. Lorenzo .)ones FI p.m, *Pringle, Nelson, KNX, -7:15 a.m., 11 p.m. -F M Lager Dance Time, RFA(', l0 p.m. M -Sa M -F Telephone Hour KFI KFSD. 8 p.m. Lucky ' Queen for a Day. KHJ, KGB, Il::t0 a.m. Sa Lam t Abner 14ECA, KFMB, 8 p.m. M -Th .KHJ, 2:30 p.m. Su Tell Me, Doctor_ KECA. 10:30 a.m. M -F Quick as a Flash Templeton. Alec !EFL 4 p.m. Su Luncheon at Lungcbamps.._KILL 2:30 p.m. _ __ KLM'. 8:05 p.m. M a.m. Su gals Bowl __.. _. Te Jed KECA 4:45 p.m. M -F 1.utheran (lour. K11.1, KS DE, 9:30 * Kids KFI, 12 N. Su 9 p.m. M Quiz the Pirates, KECA. KIt3IB, 5 p.m. M -F Luc Theatre KNX. 'Quiz of Two ('ides KHJ. 7 p.m. Sa Terry a Madison 2345 ..... KFI, 8:15 p.m. Tu Theater Guild. KECA. 7 p.m. So So Radio Bible Class hill, KlOE, 7 a.m. Su of Today _. KNX, 8 a.m. Sa ...... 5:30 p.m. Su Theater KMPC, 2:30 p.m. M-F *Radio News Weekly . KFI 12:45 p.m. The Clock ,...... _ KECA, 8:30 p.m. M Major League Ball 8 Th ...... _. .. Radio Reader's Digest .KNX, p.m. The Fairen. KHJ. KGB, KVOE, 9:30 p.m. Tu Make -Relieve Ballroom 10:45 a.m. Sa KLAC. 9: 30 a.m., 5:30 p.m. M -Sa Radio, American Way KECA, The Play's the Thing NFL 8:30 p.m. Su KNX, 4 p.m. Tu 6:30 p.m. F KFSD 11:15 a.m. M -F Radio Views The Sheriff. KECA. FMB, KPRO. Ma Perkins...... KFI. Rancho Grande...... _ KMPC 10:30 p.m, M -F The Tavern. KFI, 10:15 p.m. Sa KNX. 9:16 a.m. M -F K1-1, HI'SD. 10 a.m. Su M -F RCA -Victor Show The Todds KNX, :45 p.m. M-F *Malone. Ted KECA, 10:15 a.m. Real Stories .... _._._..__ KHJ. 6:15 p.m. M -F Su Manhattan Merry-Go -Round KFI, 5 p.m. Su Think and Grow Rich.._.._ KFVR.3:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Th Real Story KECA, 6:30 p.m. Th This Is Hollywood KNX. 1 p.m. Sa Mao Called X. KNX, p.m. M -Sa 11 a.m. Sa Mau Named Jordan. KNX. 5 p.m. Su Record Party KHJ, 10:30 This Is Jazz KHI, p.m. Ma Red Ryder ....KHJ, is 1 iII 7:30 p.m. Tu, Th. Sa This Is lotte FBI...__...._ ...... KECA, 8:30 p.m. F Man on th. Farm RFI. It:15 Tu 12 N. M -F Remember That Music ...KFI. 10:15 p.m, Around the 'Man Says les KMPC, 11:15 F *This Week 7 a.m. M -F Report from Washington KNX. p.m. WorldKECA, 12:30 p.m. Su Manners. Zekr ..KECA. :45 9:15 M *Manning, Knox, KNX, 12:15 p.m., 5 p.m. M -F Report to the People _ KECA. p.m. This Woman's Secret.._KFI. KFSD, 3 p.m. M -F Reports in Motion KHJ, 11 a.m. Th Mansfield, Andy KWHW, 8 a.m. M -F Th *Thomas, Lowell .KNX 7 p.m. M -F 8:15 a.m. M -Sa Retribution KECA. 9:30 p.m. KGB. KVOE, 2 p.m. Su Market Reports ...._.__._..KMPC, KHJ, 4:30 p.m. Su Webster., H.MU. Martin, Tony HNX, 5:30 p.m. Su Reviewing Stand Three Alarm KMPC 1:05 p.m. M -F '1 Masquerade KFI, 10:30 a.m. M -F Richard Davis. Private Investigator Tillamook Kitcheo...__.KFI, RFD. 9:46 a.m. Se M -Sa KHJ. 8 p.m. Music KFI. 9 a.m. Su Massey. Louise _...._.._.HHJ. 12:30 p.m. KFSD. IS p.m. Su -t Time Out for G F *Richfield Reporter. KFI. KMPC, 12:30 p.m. M -F McCune, Hank- KFI, p.m. KFSD. 11:45 a.m. M -F Today in History McNeill's Breakfast Club..._.KECA, 8 a.m. M -F Right to Happiness. KFI, "Today's Children..._.HFL KFSD. 10 a.m. M -F HFI, 9:30 a.m. Sa Ripley, Bob KFSD, 3:45 p.m. M -F GR 5.45 p. m. M -F Meet the Author... KHJ. 8 a.m. M -Sa "Meet the Misstts..._ HNX, 1:30 p.m. M -F Rise & Shine ..._._...___. Town Meet- lsg KECA, KFMB, 8:30 p.m. Th F Road of Life KFI 2 p.m. M -F 0:30 Th Meet the Press KHJ, 7 p.m. N. Sa Treasure Hour of Song KHJ. p.m. Melodies America Lov'es..._.KNX 8:30 p.m. Tu Robbins, Fred ...... _.._.... KNX, It Treasury Agent KECA, 9 p.m. Tu Tu *Roberts. Clete KMPC, 9 :15 p.m. M -F Melody Hour KNX, 3:30 p.m. 9:30 Su Treasury Show KECA, 12:30 p.m. Sa Melody House KNX. 4:15 p.m. M., W. F Rogués Gallery HFI, p.m. Su Romance of Helen Trent. KNX, 8:30 .m. M -F *Trout. Melody Parade.__._._ _._.._...KFI, 2:45 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Su True Detective - RIM, KGB. 1:30 p.m..u KFI. 10:45 p.m. D Romance of the Ranchos ....KN. Ma Melody Time My Dreams KNX, 10:45 a.m. M -F Truth or Consequences HFI, i p.m. of Israel KECA. a a.m. Sa Rose of a FM Message Rosemary KNX, 11:15 a.m. M -F Twenty Questions KHJ, p.m. Mid-Afternoon Stags KECA 3:30 p.m. M -F. Tales KMPC 4:15 p.m. Tu, Th p.m. M -9a Rowland, Sam_ .._...Y_.SWHW. 3:30 P.m. 91-Sa Twilight Midnight Flyer .._...K 'l 12 .KECA. 7:45 p.m. W Two -Ton Baker... SHJ, KVOE. 4:30 p.m. M,W',F Midnight Merry- Go- Round...... 32 p.m. D Russell. Betty_ ...... ___ Midnight Special._._...._ KGFJ, 12 p.m. D Mahlon, Jean KNX, 8:30 p.m. Sa United Nations HFWB, 8 P.m. M -F Mild and Mellow_ KMPC. 3:30 p.m. M -F Salt Lake Tabernacle KNX, 7 :311 a.m. Su University Explorer KNX, 10:15 p.m. Se KGFJ, 7 a.m. M -Sa *Miller, Rex KHJ, 4:15 p.m. M -F Saludos Amigos 9:15 M. W. i Tu, Th Sam Rowland's Waxworks Venter. Mel .....HHJ p.m. KHJ, 9:15 p.m, Su, 3:30 p.m. M -Sa Veterans' Adviser HFI, 11:30 a.m. Ms KWKW. eta Mt randy...... _..._.._....._._.SPCA, 9:15 a.m. Sa Sam Spade KNX. 9 p.m. Su Veterans' Voice _...... KHJ, 12:45 p.m. *Monitor Views News.._.. RECA. 7 :45 p.m. Th Saturday Chef KFI, 9:15 a.m. Sa Voice of Rosiness KECA. 4 p.m. Mtv Missing Hein ...... _...... _.._...HECA 8:30 p.m. W Saturday Night Serenade KNX, 9 p.m. Sa Voice of Firestone KFI, KFSD, 8:30 pan, M Monroe, Vaughn..._._..__._ KNX. 8 p.m. Sa KHJ, 3:30 p.m. Sa Voice of Labor ._ _ KMPC. 8:15 p.m. Mp Saturday Sideshow.... 8:30 a.m. Mu Moore, Garry ----- .... SNX. 9:30 p.m. F Science of Mind KI- '%%It. 10:45 a.m. M -F Volee of Prophecy KHJ. KGB. Morgan, Henry ___. KECA, 9:30 p.m. W Scotland Yard KHJ, 7 p.m. M 8:30 a.m. Su *Wallaeee. Myron __ . KECA. 10:55 a.m. 0 Morning Bible Hour... ..KFOX, Scout Jamboree KF1. 4:30 p.m. Ss 9 p.m. F HMI'(` 8 :30 p.m. Su M Waltz Time KFI. KFSD. Mother's Album Screen Guild Player . KNX, 8 p.m, 7 Tu KFMb, 9:30 p.m. W M -F Warden's Crime Cases KHJ, p.nt. Mr. District Attorney. KFI. Scully, Frances - hi .t .t. 7:45 p.m. 51.1 3:30 Waring, Fred SF I. KFSD, a a. Mr. Keen HNX, Second Mrs. Burton K \ \. 11 :30 .nt. M -F HECA, i.mt n. Su SECA, 9:30 p.m. Sa 7 M -F Warriors of Peace.._....._ Murder and Mr. Malooe.__ Security Symphonia .. h011.r. p.m. Out....KECA. 9:15 a.m. St Murray. .Johnny ...... KNX, a .m. M -F KNX, 2 p.m. M -F *Washington Inside Sa *Sevareid, Erie. Wax Shop KM, 8 a.m. Sa Music Library .._. HECA. 4:30 p.m. Shadow KH.I, Kt.1t, KVOE, 5 p.m. Su Su Shave _...HECA, 7:15 a.m. M -Sa M *Weekly News Review KNX, 10 .m. Music to By,- ._ Sherlock Holmes KECA. 7:30 p.m. HFI, 10::10 p.m. SD -F .. 8:30 p.m. M -F W" *Wells. Carveth Music Supreme KMPC. Shore. Dinah . KNX, 9:30 p.m. 7:15 a.m. M -Sa F What Do You Say* KFI, 3:45 p.m. M -F Music to Shave By KECA, Simms, (:finny HNX, 9 p.m. 2 P.m. M -F 9 M -F 'What's Hein', Ladies° ... ..KECA. Music With a Smile ßH.1, :30 .m. Sinatra, Frank HNX, 6 p.m. W Song? Closeupa KECA 10 a.m. Sa M -F What's the Name of That Musical Sing. America. SinF..._...... KHJ, 12:15 p.m. KHJ. 8 p.m. 4. Musical Department Store. KXLA. 2: :k1 p.m. M -F WSJ, 12:45 M -F Singin' Sam p.m. M -F Musical Favorites KFAC, :i p.m. M -Sa Skelton, Red KFI, KFSD, 8:30 p.m. Tu *Wheeler, Burritt KNX, 3 p.m. M -F M 1 p.m. M -F Musical Jewel Rut HFAC. 7:30 p.m. Sky Ring _ ___KECA, 5:15 p.m. -F When a Girl Marries, KFI, KFSD. S p.m. M Musical Masterpieces KFAC, 4 p.m. M -Sa Smilin' Ed McConnell.__...... KFI, 8:30 a.m, Se Whistler...... KNX, Musical Digest ...... __..._ HGFJ, 0 P.m. M -Sa Smith, Howard KNX, 9:45 a.m. Su White, Lucky HWSW'HECA.5:30 p.m. M -F My Friend Irma. -. KNX, 6:30 pan. F Smith, Jack KNX, 7:15 p.m. M -F Whiteman. aul._..__._. , ti p.m . W Myrt and Marge KNX. 12:45 p.m. M -F 8:30 Su Whoa Bill Club..__..___ KFAC. 5:30 p.m. M -1 p.m. Tu Smith, Kate KNX, 10 a m. M -F, p.m. 4:15 p.nt. 91-1 Mysterious Traveler...... SHJ 8:30 KHJ, KGB, 9 a.m. M -F *Wilder. Alvin.._ _..SECA. 9 Sa - 4 p.m. Su Mystery is My Hobby KFI, p.m. 11 Sa Willie Piper..._.___. _ KECA, F Solltair Thur KFI, p.m. Mystery Theater...... KFI, KFSD, 9:30 p,m About __KNX, 2:15 p.m. M -F Walter._ KECA KFMB, 6 p.m. So KFMB. 10:30 a.m. M -F Something tu lulls *Wlncheil, Sn My True Storv....KECA. Song fo You KMPC. 8:30 a.m. M-F KHJ. KGB, IkVOE. 8 :30 p.nrt. M-Sa 7 :05 a.tn, Mu Home [CFI, 10 .m. Ss Songs for Vonint .. _...KGFJ. 5:30 p.m, Wings Over Jordan _...KNX, National Farm d N. M -F 4:15 Sa M Sons of the Pioneers SNX, 12 Whinier. Harry SE('A. Pm. *Nesbitt. Norman._ KMPC, 8 a.m., 8 p.m. -F 4:15 p.m. Sa HNX, 9 p.m. W_ p.nt. M -Th So Proudly We Hail ...... KFI. Women's Forum *News Feature Edition ....SECA, 8:15 KNX, 9::10 p.nv. Tu Woman In White, KFI, HFSD 10:15 a.m. M -F KFI, 2 p.m. Se Sound Off M -1 *News of the Week..._ So You Want to Lead Band .._. Women'. World ...... KXLA, 10:30 a.m. *News of World }CFI, 3:15 p.m. M -F 630 p.m. M 10:15 p.m M. W. F 5:30 Su _. ._.... KECS. Wood. 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www.americanradiohistory.com JUNE 1, 1947 R A D I O L I F E lished. The better Los Angeles hotels radio. Within thirty days, McConnell "Information, display cards in each room -neat re- had sold station WSM four commer- If You minders in phosphorescent ink -ex- cial programs. .,- plaining HO 6196. "Guests are just PI ease!" smitten with this idea," Miss Arnold Here he started the wnrlri'e 1nnoaat reported. Majority of inquiries about continuous series of radio programs (Continued (rom Pape 8) dining are, "Where can we get a for one sponsor. From 1928 to the answer on the tips of their tongues. good steak dinner ?" "Information, present, he has worked for and has Other days, it seems to them as if If You Please" will make recommen- been paid by the Mantle Lamp Com- they must look up the answers to dations, but it won't knock anyone. pany of Chicago, for which he broad- every query. "During cast their first programs the Mrs. Hush All these new goings -on, added from Nash- episode, we almost went crazy," Miss to ville. The lamp company executives Arnold her already high -pressure career, were aghast sighed. "The girls were con- have placed Ruth Arnold at Ed's demand for $100 stantly poring over books to find out in the per broadcast, but they reluctantly who had how brow- smiting, sigh- heaving category. handed him a six -week contract. many children when." Not that she can't take it -she's an Mc- During the holidays, one distracted Connell has moved about consider- experienced hand in the business ably since 1929 and has had husband called HO 6196 to implore, world. This is her eighth year as Pa- many "Where can I get a turkey different programs, but he still that's cific Coast Hooper manager, and for works for the Mantle already fixed ?" eleven previous years she was sales Lamp Com- Apparently pany of Chicago, now recording his he'd defrosted the re- and advertising manager of an im- programs and sending them east frigerator holding a bird all set to portant engraving firm. She just from shove into the oven. The know, Hollywood. This is just a part turkey had didn't when she hatched her of his many activities in spoiled, and the man was under fire idea for "Information, If You Please ", addition from his wife. to his regular NBC Saturday stint that the public was so fact -thirsty. for the At the Buster Brown Shoe Company. time of the recent down- "That night last May when I town explosion, one woman called got Tremendous Pull in frantically. the idea for the service," she gri- Her husband had left maced, "was only the first of several Ed's sincerity always has made home that morning saying he was sleepless nights." him a great mail -getter. In Detroit going to the Board of Education and he once signed a contract which the lady was just positive he had paid him twenty -five cents per let- been in the vicinity of the blast. "In- ter received, not counting the first ,formation, If You Please" attendant Still Smilin' 1750. The contract was for twenty - looked up the Board of Education address, two weeks, and after sixteen Ed had then calmed the woman by (Continued from Page 5) nearly all the company's money. He informing her that her mate was agreed probably many blocks away from day shows were two friends in Ar- to pro -rate part of what the the disaster. cadia, Florida. They enjoyed the firm owed him on the condition that name -mentioning and sent Ed gifts they pay him $1000 a week for the Locate People of fruit, quail and other delicacies. following year. The Washington Post called HO With a 6196 and asked aid in locating Bob In the length of time it took big bulging bank account and Hope. He was found at Hermosa Ed to eat one Florida quail, he real- pockets full of contracts, Ed moved ized that there might be money in on. At WTAM in Cleveland, he was Beach, where he was broadcasting introduced his NBC show. A Tulsa, radio plugs. He queried listeners, as "Smilin' Ed McCon- Oklahoma, who by nell" and the name stuck. He went . mother phoned with a plea to help now were bombarding him locate a missing teen -ager. This re- with thousands of letters and tele- on the air for a livestock feed com- quest was referred to police. Police, grams. The two Floridians asked pany and later for a paint com- on the other hand, have several him to name his price. They ad- pany, but in 1941 the war punched times used the information service mitted they didn't know what the a hole in the paint business and Ed to locate persons and acquire data. advertising would be worth and Ed went to Chicago, where he formu- Only call on which failure had to be didn't know how much to ask. To lated a radio show for children chalked up by Miss Arnold's girls McConnell at that time, $10 per week which proved to be the forerunner was one to locate a former an- per show would have been a lot, of his present amazingly successful nouncer who was sought for law- but after pondering the problem he NBC "Buster Brown Gang" program. breaking, and consequently was not, asked $250 per sponsor per month Four years ago, an inválid girl in in all probability, using his own -and got it. Then, with two spon- Chicago wrote Ed and asked him to name. sors and a $500 -a -month income, Ed send her a Valentine. He did so and One day, a woman telephoned to became a successful business man. asked that his listeners do likewise. state that a sweet little old She received over 50,000 pieces of lady After three years of success in At- mail. who had forgotten where she be- lanta, the year 1925 rolled around longed, had wandered into her home. and with it the Florida land boom. In 1944, a St. Louis youngster, bed- Twelve or fifteen skilfully placed Big Ed drove his Model T there to ridden since birth, asked McConnell calls finally correlated what meager check on investment prospects and to send her a birthday card. When information the little lostling could also to visit his two sponsors. He he mentioned the request on his offer with outside data and she was liked Florida and decided to live NBC show, the girl received over promptly returned to a very grateful there. With two friends, he built a 300,000 pieces of mail, including family. station at Winter Park and began thousands of gifts. The incident Who pays for all this super ser- airing radio's first contract -paid broke every record for the St. Louis vice? Miss Arnold is reluctant to commercials. During this time in post office for mail received by an reveal her complete financial struc- Florida. Ed each week -end would individual. ture, saying that too many are eye- drive his Model T back to Atlanta McConnell believes that the radio ing enviously the success of "Infor- for his regular Saturday "bath night" microphone is the greatest detector mation, If You Please ". Suffice it to broadcast. A year later, when the of false enthusiasm. He credits sin- say that the service is on a trade land boom fizzled, McConnell moved cerity with much of his success. basis with the radio stations, and on to Jacksonville. Here he did a He ought to know. that the dining- dancing service is brief tour of vaudeville, and, at billed on a percentage. This feature, Jacksonville's WJAX, met two little * * given a month's trial run from mid - girls who then were just breaking February to mid -March, was respon- into show business. The two young- "GILDERSLEEVE" ALBUMS sible for placing 1600 reservations sters were Judy Canova and her sis- within four weeks. Similar check- ter, Anna. Hal "Great Gildersleeve" Peary is waxing his third and fourth chil- ups will be made for movies as soon In the as this service is completely estab- fall of 1928, Ed invaded dren's story albums, written by his Nashville, Tennessee, a city which airshow scripters, Moore and Whe- Page Thirty -two neither had nor wanted commercial don.

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A New Home in Encino, a New Studio Attached, Plus a New Radio Program Launch Ace Record Commentator on a New Cycle Promising Further Success

By Evelyn Bigsby

universal appellation applied to have great power, and in most cases those who make with the chatter it is mis -used. Disc jockeys are sup- between platters. "Mine is a highly posed to be ad libbers. But too often personalized type of broadcasting. they get all wound up on the end BEGINNING HIS NEW STINT on Success in the type of work I do is of a limb and with nothing to do KFWB, Martin Block will broadcast dependent. ninety per cent, on the but drop off!" From this cozy corner in his specially built use of the right psychology. My only "A 512,000 studio adjoining the dining room approach is this: When I talk, I mike is a very weird instru- of his Encino home. Studio is air- condi- talk into a device that takes me ment," he went on in his pardonably toned, completely sound - proofed, took into the listeners' homes." self -assured manner. "A mike will three months to build. display a person's true personality." -11c Troy and Fisher Photos. Without sounding egotistic, Martin Block can speak with authority Recalls "Firsts" about "my type of work" and "suc- Whatever the mike picks up from cess." His suave. intimate manner Martin Block, people (mostly ladies) Untidily-Friday. 10 :PO a.m. has made him America's disc dream - like. But there's been far more to KFWB boat, Tuesday and Thursday. 7:00 p.m. currently heard five days a the Block career than deciding which .\BC- Ah1- AhS1l week in the two Coast metropolises, record to play and what to say. on New York's WNEW and Los An- When he started to reminisce about JHIS week, with a new geles' KFWB. He stands impressively his "firsts," it sounded like the re- theme song, "S t r a n g e as the success symbol to which cital of a show business "who's What Music Can Do," aspiring jockeys cast longing eyes. who." millionaire record com- "The publicit} that disc jockeys have "There was mentator Martin Block begins his recently attained Glenn Miller," Martin extravagantly i; d u e to the said softly. "I introduced him for publicized series on lucrativeness of the job," Block ex- the first time he was too bashful K F W B. "I hate the term 'disc plained, "but the number ... of people to stand up . There was a band jockey' " Block candidly answered in this world capable of being when disc just in from Chicago, playing on a asked his feeling about the jockeys is pitiful'y few. Disc jockeys New York roof garden. 'It's corny,' lip. HIMSELF DESIGNED the clock panel in his home stud.u. Here he points in anticipation to 10 a.m., time Fo- h.s morning KFWB p ogram. Two days a week he also transcribes MARTIN IS A "HAM" operator 1W2MGH) and when a program for WNEW, New York, heard also live days weekly. From war started he turned some of his equipment over to Hollywood, Block . the al,o announces "Chesterfield Supper Club" on Army. He thinks amateur 'adio presents "a wonderful opportu- NBC Tuesdays and Thursdays. inity to learn the habits and thoughts of others.

Pipe Thirty -four rr {í www.americanradiohistory.com\ FROM BEING to I said to my wife ... 'Yes, just corny FAR "DIFFICULT" enough to make a hit,' she said. I interview and pose, Block went persuaded as recording company to overboard to oblige. It was his idea give 'em a contract. The band cut to stand on his head to poke fun at four sides. It was Vaughn Monroe. station call letters, invariably upside down on the mike. Unfortunately, letters "One rainy afternoon in New York, were hidden by the script, but even so, my office door opened and the girl we like the shot, don't you? said, 'a man name of Jones insists on seeing you.' In he came with his coat collar turned up, and handed me a record which he said he wanted me to play when I had a chance. It lay in the desk drawer three weeks, then I put it on the air. The gram but will continue to wax (as public went mad and wanted to he has for the past few months) his know who it was and where they daily transcriptions for WNEW. A could buy the record. I promised that Class A line runs into KFWB. Two everybody who bought a thousand - thousand feet of conduit, everything dollar bond would receive a record in duplicate, two new Presto turn- free. One -and -a -half million dollars tables, and two G. E. pick -ups, both in bonds was bought. The fellow the first of their kind, assure fidelity who'd handed me the record was- of the Block voice and the records Spike Jones -and the record was he will spin. 'Der Fuhrer's Face'." "But I won't mix business and Block's nostalgic stream of thought pleasure," Martin emphasized with flowed on without a break. "The a head shake. "Every morning I'll Andrews Sisters were flat broke in put on my hat and coat, kiss my New York. Their manager, Lou Levy, wife and kids goodbye, go out of the came to me and asked me to give house, walk around the grounds the girls a break. I had a Sunday once, and then turn into the door morning Swing Session. He brought of my office. And if my wife wants the girls over -$25 for the three to me, she can call KFWB and they'll go on -they introduced their 'Bei Mir put her through." Bist du Schoen' on that show of This elaborate prospective routine Block. He's the fellow who received mine. . . . intrigued your reporter no end. We a letter from a woman who wrote: "Then one night I was in a 52nd were sure Martin Block's compelling "Dear Mr. Block: You really em- Street night spot. A colored porter personality, projected over a tele- barrassed me today when you said came up to me and said he wanted phone, would sound as spell -bind- not to go away -that you had a nice an audition. 'I can play guitar and ing as it does over the kilocycles, but record to play. You see, I had beer. my buddy he plays bass, but you we were led to wonder how he would listening to you for a straight forty - ain't never heard bass like he plays sound reassuring wife Esther that he five minutes and I just had to leave it,' he told me. I put them on as would certainly punish little Petie the room. But when you said not to 'Slim and Slam' -they did 'Flat Foot when he got home. If you snicker at go away. I came back in and lis- Floogie' -went from eight dollars a this thought, you underestimate Mr. tened." week to a thousand, with an offer to go to Europe for $1500 a week. Yes, Slim was that Gaillard man." r Block went on down his list of firsts -Tommy Dorsey, Dinah Shore, Artie Shaw, Andy Russell, Shep posiwo Fields with his "rippling rhythm" - firsts which brought about the slogan, "Who'll be the next artist to be discovered on the Martin Block Presents Program ?" His recital of names made us wonder what to expect from him in Hollywood. Would Martin Block un- earth a new stratum of talent along with his other new beginnings here? Own Studio He may not be so easy to find, for along with his move to Hollywood, Block has instituted a new departure -his own $12,000 studio adjoining the Blocks' Encino home. From here, snugly tucked away in a sound- proofed room, 14 by 20, overlooking his children's play yard, Martin will not only broadcast his local pro-

r WHAT A LIFE! Block can look out from his studio workshop into the garden playspot where Mrs. Block (Esther) is supervising the Block sons, "Petit" (real- ,., ly Martin, Jr.), live and a half, and little Joel, two and a half.

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By Eva Meyer /rl Alt ough He's Strictly a Man's Man, X A PAT BISHOP is one of the most KFI's Mike,uan Is, as Proved by Fan cheerful people we know. He always has a friendly smile and greeting for Letters, A Great Favorite of Ladies everyone -could be his disposition shining through. Cog Willson Photos

HOUGH California would to go to work. Characteristic of his convoys were formed for the Still- like to claim Pat Bishop easy -going nature and alert mind, well Road. At the Crossroads of Asia, as her own. he was born Pat simply said "sure" and started Chabua, Upper Assam, India, the in Stillwater, Oklahoma, right in spinning platters and read- station was called VU2ZY, or more in 1910, and didn't arrive here until ing commercials. The next year, KFI lovingly by those on duty there, he was ten years old. Pat's family offered a competitive audition which "Humidity House." Nuys, where with settled in Van he at- found Bishop there the goods, A long "sweat -out" over, re- tended school, and it was partici- so, in 1934, he became a member of Pat in op- family. a turned to marry the "girl who wait- pation high school plays and the KFI Following natural ed" -and right at KFI, too -Mary erettas that gave him the stage bug. interest in news, Pat soon (in 1936, Foster, KFI receptionist and winner Bishop's real name is Laurence, but to be exact) became head of the KFI of a trade magazine contest for "Miss after he'd portrayed an Irish come- News Department, an enviable posi- Hollywood Radio of 1946." You'd dian in an operetta, his nickname tion which he has retained for lo, think that all his problems would became "Pat." these many years. have been over at that point, College was spurned for a stage Into AFBS, India wouldn't you? Well, they weren't. career. Egan School of Drama in Los During the war, Pat took time out Uh huh, you guessed it. The housing Angeles gave him the training he to join the Army -radio branch his situation. After long and arduous needed to start a six -year career, objective. The Army had other ideas. searches, the Bishops finally found Pat performing in some 200 produc- They put him in the Medical Corps a place, but there's a catch even to tions and in everything from tent practically at once. After a consider- that. It's in Hermosa Beach, some shows to major dramas. able amount of trouble, he finally twenty -two miles from KFI, and Pat Radio did not enter Bishop's life convinced them that he was more must be at work by 5:30 to get his until 1933 when two KMPC an- suited to radio and was transferred material ready for his 6:00 a.m. nouncers, John McIntyre and Matt to Armed Forces Radio Service in newscast. That means he must get Murray, became ill simultaneously. India. In India he operated a station up at 4:00. His day is a long one, Bishop's friend, Forrest Barnes, serving the area where planes took with two early- morning newscasts called him and asked if he wanted off for flights over the hump and (6:00 and 7:00 a.m.), "Pat Bishop Re- porting to the Ladies" at 9:05 a.m., another newscast at 10:30 a.m. and then the "Feature Wire" at 5:00 p.m. If you think that time between 10:30 and 5:00 is free, you're wrong. Pat manages to fill many of these I hours with special programs for the "Hollywood Advertising Club," Los Angeles Advertising Club, Optimists and the Junior Chamber of Com- (Please Turn lo Page 39)

DURING THE FIRST hectic days after Pearl Harbor, Pat was putting in sixteen to eighteen hours a day on the job -- caught cat -naps during any c lent lull, without leaving the news room. Opportunist engineer Alexander made the most of the situation.

www.americanradiohistory.com 1:05 p.m. Mondau throaph Friday VAN DES AUTELS (Ich) and KMPC Frank Graham are the well -known radioites who entertain the listen- O MOST folks an alarm ers, award the prizes and interview the bell doesn't mean any- guests on "Three Atm." thing more exciting than that it's time to get up PAV and go to work or that Jimmy Fidler is reviewing a movie. KMPC has found a new use for that old debbil alarm bell- incorporating it into a fascinating contest appropriately named "Three Alarm ". In case you're one who hasn't yet participated in the game (though if you're an avid contestant, we'll bet you're already a block ahead of us) here's what those bells can do for you. Each day Monday through Friday, a movie star, orchestra leader, singer or public figure will set three alarms to go off between the hours of 1:06 .../azze p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Listeners who wish to enter should address a card That's What You'll Say If You're to "Three Alarm ", KMPC, Los Ange- les 28, California, and indicate the One of Those Lucky People Whose date on which they wish their entry to be recognized. The card should Postcard Reveals the Right Time. include the exact time they expect one of the alarms to ring. For example: On Wednesday, May 28, 1947, lowing day. Within twenty -four hours Only one postcard a day may be I want an alarm to ring at 2:16 p.m. the winners must call the station entered in the contest, though you sending in cards for "Jabpot" Operation and correctly answer the simple may continue question of the day to qualify their as many consecutive days as you When the alarm sounds, the winning the prizes. The "Jakspot" wish. We met a contestant the other judges immediately check the en- awards include round -trip fares for day who advised us that so far most tries. The person whose. estimate two on Western Airlines to any point of the participants are divided into comes closest wins the regular in California; three -day vacations at two camps -those who send in cards prizes. Perfume, watches, cameras, a resort spot in Southern California marked at exactly the same time pen and pencil sets, heaters, irons with all expenses paid, and other each day and those who choose dif- and many more worthwhile items equally entrancing windfalls. ferent times every day. So far we are given for the prize -time guesses. don't know which of the two has had If the entry hits within thirty sec- Every thirteen weeks a new car is success. given. Contestants who have re- more onds of the actual time, the con- KMPC that it receives testant receives, in addition to the ceived the "Jakspot" prize may com- estimates by writing in a about 1500 cards a day-the first regular prizes, a " Jakspot" prize. pete for the car days of airing, the station re- fe This can lead to big returns as the statement of fifty words or less, "I twelve new Nash, ceived a total of 10,551. Sixty prizes "Jakspot" pyramids from one day would like to have a awarded. to the next. If no one receives it on Ford, etc. because", depending upon a week are the first alarm on one day, it Is the model being presented in the Frank Graham and Van Des Au- added to the first alarm on the fol- particular thirteen -week period. (Please Turn to Page 39r

FRANK GRAHAM BEAMS WITH DELIGHT as Mr. and Mrs. .i C. J. Rrngsred and daughter collect their "Bulls -eye" prize on JO STAFFORD OF "SUPPER CLUB" is the target for an " Threc Alarm." Van Des Autels, right, helps hold some of the win- AV. interview session conducted by Frank and Van. Jo was nings. The Ringsreds received a round -trip ticket on Western Air- one of the celebrities asked to set the three alarms on the pro- lines to San Francisco and a three -day paid vacation at a guest gram. -Ralph l orney l'haro. ranch.

www.americanradiohistory.com $RELAXING IN THE DEN of his child in those days, but had to quit Long Island home, Percy Faith for two reasons. His parents insisted works on some orchestrations. on it, and he couldn't take the grind anyhow. However, the following summer, during school vacation, he resumed the job. Percy was considered the luckiest boy in the neighborhood because not only was he able to see all the movies, but he got paid for it, too. It was wonderful experience, because it taught Percy how to im- provise when he would make up Men of %tusic-- music to fit the various scenes which flitted across the screen. No. 37 of a Series After graduation, he joined a band which played at every movie house in and around Toronto. He was do- ing quite well when he received a call from Jack Arthur, who had a symphonic orchestra at Shea's and was considered the Paul Whiteman of Toronto. Percy auditioned for Ar- thur and the maestro was quite im- pressed with the youngster's ability. However, he thought a little more experience was necessary and put His Aunt's Beautiful Grand Piano and him with a small band at the York Theatre in the suburbs of Toronto. His Sister's Tragic Accident Guided It was there that young Faith first met the young girl who was destined This Musician onto Conductor's Podium to become his bride. She was only fourteen then. By Mildred Brown Chose Radio As it happened, Faith never went with Jack Arthur. He got a job on Nandap. Ii:UU p.m. a Toronto radio station. It .\'BC-KF'l-AF'JD something within him responded, was good and he fell in love with the instru- timing. Sound movies came in and F HIS AUNT hadn't pur- ment. When he was ten, Percy gave put out of work the bands Percy chased a piano, Percy Faith a ",joint concert." That is, he played had been playing with. Faith threw might not now be "Carna- a violin solo and then switched to his lot in with radio and played with tion Hour's" conductor. Faith the piano for another solo, which is several orchestras on different pro- was the eldest of eight chil- a good trick if you can do it. How- grams. dren. His father was a To- ever, his affection for the piano made At the same time. he kept study- ronto tailor of moderate means. him neglect the violin more and more ing for concert work under such fa- Since Percy showed musical talent until he dropped the latter instru- mous teachers as Frank Wellman of from the time he climbed out of his ment entirely. the Toronto Conservatory and Louis crib, his father arranged for him to He was only eleven when he en- Waizman. Waizman, a musician's start violin lessons at the age of tered high school. At that time he musician who was born in the very seven. Shortly afterward his aunt ac- obtained a job in a local movie house where Mozart was born in quired a beautiful grand piano that house, playing piano for silent mov- Salzburg, instilled in his young pu- was the talk of the neighborhood. ies. He collected $30 for ten days' pil a devotion to great music. As Percy's fingers fondled the keys, work, which was phenomenal for a (Please Turn to Pape 39)

THE FAITH FAMILY: left to right, Percy, daughter Marilyn, son Peter, wile A FAITH HOBBY is Mary. amateur photography, which the conductor i ifollows in this specially built dark room in his home.

www.americanradiohistory.com was one of the guests. He clicked, bies are fishing and golf. He was and as a result, in September of that a seven handicap golfer until his Men of i.- - year, became permanent conductor. present schedule interfered. At first the program was one of the Percy Faith concert type, and Faith conducted for stars of the Metropolitan Opera. Three Alarms and Gradually, however, he persuaded (Continued front Page 38) the sponsors to change the tone of All's Well In 1926, Faith's career was inter- the program and it became more His young sis- rupted by a tragedy. popular. from Pape 37, ter was playing with matches and is (Continued Today the Contented program tels, the emcees of the program, .in- they ignited. She became a flam- close to the format used in "Music Luckily Percy was in the troduce the musical selections, enter- ing torch. by Faith." It is dominated by his tain the listeners and interview the house and he wrapped a rug around rich, colorful arrangements. her. extinguishing the 'flames and guests when they aren't passing out The program emanated from Chi- the prizes. Carlyle Stevens, announ- saving her life. However, his hands when it were badly burned. He couldn't cago until early in 1946, cer-producer-writer, is in charge of switched to New York. Faith moved the writing and production of the touch the piano for the next eight to the months. His teacher urged him to his wife and two children program. None of the three gentle- Long Island suburbs of New York, men has ever been particularly in- study conducting, harmony and in a big composition. He became so interest- and they are ensconced terested in alarms, but all aver that -) ed in this work that it overshad- comfortable house. they're as anxious as the listeners to owed his desire to play the piano. Faith likes good music, but is not hear those bells and pass out those and he began to write arrangements narrow -minded. He can enjoy good prizes. for several orchestra leaders. jazz as much as grand opera. On the personal side, he is thirty - He started to conduct his own or- handsome. His Objectives Reached! chestra on the air-a small string nine, tall, dark and Then he graduated to con- hobbies are photography, golf, swim- group. lover of 7) ducting larger groups. In 1934, the ming and fishing. He is a (Continued from l'at'e the out -of- doors. He enjoys good back lawns, planted the shrubs and CBC engaged him as a staff arranger his and conductor. food, particularly the spaghetti built a small patio in the back yard. wife prepares. He has no supersti- We never seem to stop working Faith didn't approve of the inter- tions, but dislikes loud people and around the house and probably nev- pretation some of the conductors loud clothes. Well read, biographies er will quite complete all the vari- gave his music. The station then are his favorite form of literature. ous improvements we have planned." would be the only agreed that he The interior is bright and homey. maestro to conduct his arrangements. throughout were They gave him a program called Bishop The furnishings a va- Mikemen -Pat selected with an eye for comfort. "Gaiety in Romance," musical Cozy is the exact word for the en- riety show which showed his talents tire home's atmosphere. off to best advantage. The program (Continued from Page 36) it was Bob's two most prized war souve- became so popular that He is also active in the "Radio signed by Campbell Soups. merce. nirs attract visitors' attention. One is News Club of Hollywood," of which a 400- year -old Japanese samurai Realizing that it had something, he is a member of the Board of Direc- sword, the gift of Captain Ornai. the CBC got behind Percy. He was tors and one of the instigators. The chief of staff of the Japanese Naval given another program called object of this "News Club," which Intelligence, who planned the attack "Stream Line," in which he allowed started last fall, is to improve the on Pearl Harbor. The other is a mod- his musical imagination free rein. quality of newscasts in general. el of a Melanesian war canoe. It was He featured modern arrangements Ladies' Favorite given to Bob by Chief Zigalla of the of the classics and classical arrange- "Pat Bishop Reporting to the island of Mussau in the Bismarck a ments of popular songs. Ladies" stems from a desire to pre- Archipelago, near New Ireland. U. S. Recognition sent something a little different . . "We don't often go out," Mrs. Gar- the baby, The program that won him recog- a man reporting on women's affairs. red explained. "There's States was a Discussed are such matters as price and even before her arrival Bob's ris- nition in the United trends, shopping news, style notes, ing time of 4:30 a.m. didn't inspire show called "Music by Faith." It be at Faith's orchestra, abetted beauty hints and interesting women late bedtime hours. He has to featured in the news. Pat makes no attempt CBS by 6 o'clock to prepare his 7:30 by a male and female vocalist and he a vocal group composed of high to be an expert on the subjects broadcast." read mu- discusses and admits that he's The Garreds' baby girl, Ann Cam- school girls who couldn't a 20, sic, but were trained by Faith. The sometimes bit confused-especially' eron Garred, was born February System ar- in the matter of styles -but hopes 1947, at Good Samaritan hospital in Mutual Broadcasting talk- 7 ranged to pick it up in 1938. the ladies will know what he's Los Angeles. She weighed pounds ing about. Whether they do or not 10 ounces and has never been any- The program made such a hit in doesn't seem to make much dif- thing except a beautiful and healthy the United States that Faith began ference. They love him. He's made baby. Bob eagerly has studied the to receive numerous offers. Frank several mistakes (sometimes we finer points of baby care-including Black wanted him for NBC, Tommy think he does it deliberately) in the the art of diaper manipulation and 1 Dorsey wired him a lucrative offer. pronunciation of pieces of ladies' ap- the technique of "burping" the in- Paul Whiteman asked him to take parel. Once he pronounced "faille" fant. over his band. The Hotel Biltmore, as if it were something used to break Thus the young man who two New York. offered him a tremendous out of jail. Another time "jerkin" years ago was aboard an aircraft contract, but he turned it down became out sounding like a small carrier off Okinawa and still later cause it meant working nights, and pickle. The comments he received was pounding around in the atom- he likes his home life. He turned from his fans all had a tolerant ized ruins of Hiroshima is now down the other offers too, because chuckle between the lines. None took firmly settled as a civilian citizen they didn't represent what he was that harsh "critic" attitude so famil- with all the resultant pleasures and after. iar to most radio artists. Yes, the responsibilities that go with a home Early in 1940, when Joe Pasternak ladies love him. and family -right down to a couple died, the Carnation program used Pat's a little bewildered by the of mischievous dachshund puppies several guest conductors for their adulation he receives via fan mail. named, in honor of Bob's Navy air Monday night NBC program. Faith He's strictly a man's man. His hob- force days, "Roger" and 'Wilco." Page Thirty -sine

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