RADIO's RICHEST COWBOY Gene's First Songs Were for Cattle on the Range; Now His Listeners Are Legion, His Income Fabulous

Complete Programs for the Week End- ing Friday. Nov. 17 RA GU TEN CENTS

Gene Autry's records and guest appearances remind listeners of the days when he was a "Barn Dance.' favorite

GENE AUTRY IS RADIO'S RICH- EST COWBOY (See Page 41

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"If you had to give up either going One Dollar will be paid for every to the movies or listening to the radio, broadcasting boner printed in this col- which would you give up?" November umn. Your boner-a ludicrous error or Fortune publishes one of its remark- a statement with twisted meaning made ably accurate public -opinion surveys, in by some radio performer-should be which this question appears. Results accompanied by name of station and showed that 79.3 percent of the public broadcaster, date of program. Address would give up motion pictures before Bulls and Boners, RADIO GUIDE, 731 radio, 13.9 percent preferred movies, Plymouth Court, Chicago, Ill. In case and 6.8 percent were non -committal. more than one reader submits same Which should resolve the film-radio boner, prize goes to contributor whose controversy for some time to come. letter bears earliest postmark. In case of tying postmarks, all tying contestants Broadcasting was born of war. It is will receive prizes. the driving-force of today's Hitler war. Bombing of cities has been held off and -Gene Lester Temperance speaker: "Buy this book. great battles are non-existent, but the It will save your children from the long -predicted "war of words" is in full curse of drink and your neighbor's blaze. Ironically, Englishmen now look children."-W. A. Wooding, Lena, Ill. above the portal of their splendid Brit- LANGFORD AND BAKER (Oct. 20 over Station XEAW.) ish Broadcasting Corporation headquarters in London-a chief battleground of -TEXACO VOCALISTS Announcer: "The Peoples' Cash Gro- the word war-and read these words: cery gives you honest values every "Nations Shall Speak Peace Unto Na- day of the week except Sunday."- tions." That dream, unhappily, must W. C. Winslow, R. R. No. 1, Box 788, Stockton, Calif. (Oct. 24 over Station wait now for fulfillment. FRANCES LANGFORD and you should read this illuminat- KTRB.) Kenny Baker are two of the ing article. Chanting tobacco auctioneers "Speed" most admired vocalists on Remember Billy Jones and "Burns and Allen" announcer: ".. . Riggs and T. E. Boone on the Saturday the air-not only because of Ernie Hare? Of course you do, and did you tell them about the Hind's "Hit Parade" really say something their superb singing but also if you were a radio fan in the Honey and Almond Cream for that most rough, reddish though listeners have no idea because Frances is a sweet earlier days. Read the story- skin you can buy at all drug and department what. For their enlightenment, here is girl and Kenny is a clean-cut both tragic and inspiring-of stores."-Flor- ence Gutter, Forsyth, Montana. (Oct. the chant in black and white: "Heyyyyy young man. We think you'll how death broke up the pio- twenty nine nine nine 18 over CBS.) nine nine nine be pleased with the striking neer pair and how a daughter nine nine nine nine. Roundem roundem picture of these "Texaco Star carries on the tradition. You'll Four-H Cllub speaker: "We held a roundem roundem roundem. I Am Theater" warblers on the cover find also in next week's fea- sow show and the winning girl was right at thirty thirty thirty thirty thirty of next week's RADIO GUIDE. ture -crowded issue a plea for awarded a trip to the State Fair."- thirty thirty thirty thirty thirty thirty In next week's issue you'll America's great singers; a Mrs. J. L. Stapleton, R. R. No. 4, Box thirty thirty thirty THIRTY one thirty 681, Albuquerque, N. M. (Oct. 17 over also find an interesting story story about the little - known one thirty one Station KOB.) one one one one one that may help you solve Amer- man behind many of our most one one . . . Come along come along ica's question of the moment- popular tunes; picture -stories come along long Four Ransom Sherman on "Quicksilver": thirty four four When is Thanksgiving? It's of Barbara Luddy and Les Tre- four four FIVE thirty five five Grab "Here's a beautiful blond riddle that ... reported Colorado and Texas mayne, the return of beloved was sent in by Mrs. George Wilson." it grab it grab it eight eight eight ... will celebrate two Thanksgiv- Elsie Hitz, the feuding McCar- -Mrs. Chester Alexander, Maroa, Ill. Thirty eight eight eight eight Sold to ings. But if you can't afford thy and Snerd, and the great (Oct. 25 over NBC.) the Ah Merican!" two turkeys and can't decide series, "Americans at Work." between Nov. 23 and Nov. 30, Don't miss these treats! Bob Jarrett, new commentator (an- The Nazis to mean control the listen- nouncing death of Zane Grey): ". . . ing of every German man and woman. a writer whom death has taken from Their simple method of accomplishing the pen."-Harriett Minds, 133 South what most Americans would consider Plymouth Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. a Herculean task is taxation-a con- RADIO GUIDE (Oct. 24 over CBS.) fiscatory tax on radio sets. On the The National Weekly of programs, pictures and personalities cheapest receiver, which may be Ken Carpenter on "Kraft Music M. L. ANNENBERG, Publisher CURTIS Hall": "Philadelphia bought for only a few dollars in the MITCHELL, Editor Cream Cheese is 731 Plymouth the only cheese guaranteed fresh by United States, the tax is $9.89 a year. Court, Chicago, Ill. Vol. 9. No. 5. November 17, 1939 Kraft."-M. L. Kramer, 1932 Univer- Rates increase in proportion with the sity, Wichita. Kansas. (Oct. 26 over cost of the receiver. This system works CONTENTS NBC.) very nicely, for no German can thus afford to own a radio powerful enough Fidler Spanking 1 This Week's Programs 17 Announcer: "Ivory Snow washes to get anything more than official Nazi Saturday's Wonder Boy 2 The World's Greatest Pictures even a good woman's sweater."-Mrs. W. T. Henry, 464 Crescent Street, broadcasts. Coming Events 3 Can Be Yours 19 Radio's Athol, Mass. (Oct. 24 over CBS.) Richest Cowboy 4 You Asked for Them and Here News for RADIO GUIDE readers is the Airialto Lowdown 6 They Are 22 appointment of Leonard Liebling, mu- Hollywood Showdown 7 Announcer: "Star Jewelry has lovely Hello, Beautiful! 24 sic editor of RADIO GUIDE, as judge on Backstage in Chicago 8 wrist watches for ladies with guaran- 9 Everybody but 25 Ted Cott's "So You Think You Know Famous Fans: Vincent Astor Himself teed jewel movements."-Mrs. Anna Music" quiz program. Every Sunday The March of Music 10 The Funniest Man in the World 26 Baldwin, West Liberty, la. (Oct. 23 over Station WMT.) afternoon this CBS broadcast quizzes National Song Search 12 Puzzle; National Song Search four guests, each of whom is promi- The Rise of Molly Goldberg 13 Entries 43 On Short Waves 14 Bert Smith, nent in some field Football Broadcasts; Get in the news commentator of music. Mr. Lieb- Listening to Learn 15 (speaking of new commodities limita- Quiz Game-Answers 44 ling begins his judging duties this Voice of the Listener; Get tions placed on the Germans): "And in the Quiz Game 16 Mr. Fairfax Replies; 45 Sunday. Birthdays tobacco cannot be sold to women in Cover by Gene Lester any form." - Mary Catherine Burke, Here is what radio has done for one 3620 Lincoln Blvd., Omaha, Nebr. human being. "My neighbors are few "If radio can stimulate a person to look further into things, or if (Oct. 22 over Station KOWH.) and far between, thus, my only it can provoke a man to think-then if's an education, and you ray of have a college in your living-room." hope and sunshine is the radio. I Mac Parker, announcer: "It is a big haven't a RADIO GUIDE (Trade Mark Registered U. S. Pat. Office). Volume Ix. Number 5. Week ending November 17. relief when your throat is dry to drop seen movie in three years; 1939. Published weekly by The ('cerna Company. 731 Plymouth Court. Chicago, Illinois. Entered as second- I've never a class matter at the Post Office. Chicago, Illinois, February 24, 193.2, under the act of March 3. 1879. Authorized a few ice cubes in a glass and take a seen large city; I've never by Post Office Department, Ottawa, Canada, as second-class matter. Copyright. 1939, by The Cecelia Company. swallow or two a read a best-seller; I've never seen a All rights reserved. M. L. 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ADMITTEDLY the struggle to at- long car. Even more by your luxuriant You will be amazed, at how beautiful your hair can be - and, it is tain Hollywood stardom is a beard. Anyway, I'd hate to see you just as safe, to use, as makeup .--. because, it washes out completely .-- long and bitter one. But once make a flop. You have a lot to live up but, it won't, rub off. It's really thrilling. Get, the New and Improved attained, no power on earth can shake to with your three-way ticket and you Golden Glint, in the glittering gold package, at any drug, department or the foundations of a star's hold on his had better make good." 10e store. Have cleaner, brighter, more radiant hair - full of soft fans. That is, almost none. For there Orson Welles, however, has neither glowing, colored highlights. Shampoo and tint with Golden Glint. are a handful of superior beings in the temperament nor the inclination to Hollywood who may criticize with im- become very upset over such warnings. TRIAL OFFER punity the great of radio and films. In his twenty-five active years, he has GOLD 25c PACKAGE They are the radio commentator -col- had occasion to defy tradition in the A FULL SIZE GLITTERING, umnists, and among them none is more theater, invite an FCC onslaught with powerful than Jimmie Fidler. There- his Mars broadcast, and at the same THE GOLDEN GLINT CO., INC., 622 Rainier Avenue, Seattle, Washington. (21) fore when Jimmie Fidler pointed his time develop an astonishing number Please rush one full size glittering, gold, 25c package of the New and Improved finger at Orson Welles, new Hollywood of personal idiosyncrasies-of which Golden Glint Shampoo and Rinse, containing 2 shampoos and 3 rinses. I am enclosing arrival, several Tuesday nights ago on said beard is one of the more common- TEN CENTS (10c) in coin to cover postage and handling charges. his CBS broadcast, and administered a place. Criticism has been to no avail. verbal spanking, one would think even Judging from the record, therefore, Name precocious Orson might well take heed. it would appear that Welles will no Address This is substantially what Jimmie said more settle down to be a .normal per- in his open letter to Welles, whose son under Fidler and Hollywood tute- City and State "Campbell Playhouse" is heard Sunday lage than he did under the threat of SHADE OF MY HAIR over CBS: "You're getting a lot of criti- FCC condemnation. And right as :Fid- Brunette Blonde r White or Platinum cism these days in Hollywood. Doubt- ler may usually be, radio listeners will Brownette Auburn For Lustre only less much of it is caused by jealousy. still take their Orson unreformed and But some of it is caused by your big, unregenerated.

P 9/6 1 AN IMAGINATION big as the Gobi desert yet fertile as a Cali- fornia valley-that's the driving - force behind Arch Oboler, whose high- speed mind embraces everything from SATURDAY'S WONDER BOY the dying thoughts of a dinosaur to the dramatic possibilities of a window - shutter banging in the night. Arch Oboler? Who might that be? Arch Oboler, it seems, is a radio - writer and one of the best. Usually you don't hear much about radio -writers. They're just nonentities behind the scenes, peculiar people with a frenzied look in their eyes who are always four jumps and a sidestep ahead of the microphone. That's because the mike uses up everything they write at such ravenous speed and then bellows for more. The new clique of writers for radio falls into neat compartments. There are serial script -grinders, following the daily adventures of Suzie the shop -girl, who has more tribulations than even stout -shouldered Job could have borne. Then we have the comedy gagmen who pen laugh dialog-bright, medi- ocre, sometimes pretty sad-for the funnymen of the air. Continuity -writers whip off the colorful little bits of verbal fluff to be aired between dance numbers, introduce speakers or praise the merits of Dewydrop Hand Lotion. But Arch Oboler? Not in the ranks of these hacksters will you find him. Arch looks out at dusk over the gather- ing lights of New York and-presto- comes up with a compact half-hour drama that will keep loudspeaker devotees on the proverbial edge of their chairs from opening announcement to ultimate network cue. He's the man who created those "Lights Out" dramas which used to make you peer behind the pantry door before retiring for the night.

the gentleman who's written ra- HE'Sdio roles for such Thespian top- notchers as Alla Nazimova, Bette Davis, Boris Karloff and Walter Huston. But, most of all, he's one of the few original writers in the realm of the microphone who is using his talents to prove convincingly that radio drama can pack a powerful wallop of realism. Everything's grist to the Oboler mill, from the simple, every -day subjects he finds on solitary walks around New York to those cosmic mysteries of the universe which defy the probing finger of science. That means you can never tell what's in store when you tune in on an Oboler play over NBC any Saturday evening. It may start off with the roar of a rocket - ship departing for Mars. Or it may merely be the plain but o -so -real tale of a young couple fighting for security in an insecure world. Arch Oboler has a free hand in both the writing and production of his Coast - to -Coast programs. That's how much faith NBC moguls have in his ability. This young idea -factory becomes today an increasingly prominent figure along the rialto of New York radio. You couldn't miss him if you wanted to. Arch Oboler's first rule of existence is ARCH OBOtER, the young -adio playwright who gave comfortable. Being comfortable horror a new twist on "Lights Out" some time ago, -be now presents "wonder tales" on Saturday nights, entails knitted shirts and slacks of in- NBC. This weep he offe-s "I'll Tell My Husband" formal design. Few people have ever seen him be- neath the sartorial yoke of a collar and tie. He wears bull-nosed shoes with crepe soles, above them sporty socks (Continued on Page 42) 2 9/5 P The year's biggest COMING show, Red Cross Roll Call: CBS, NBC, MBS, EVENTS Sat., 10:30 p.m. EST

A preview of some of this week's better broadcast features

THIS WEEK CAN MAN AND WIFE perform their will be played by Bob Crosby! CBS. a pick-up from the dance celebration best as an acting team? Charles Laugh- Eastern Central Mountain Pacific will be broadcast Wed. night. NBC. SATURDAY 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. ton and Elsa Lanchaster have a chance Eastern Central Mountain Pacific VIRGINIA VERRILL, everybody's fa- 10:00 p.m. 9:00 P.M. 9:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. AS WAR GRIPS the Old World, it is to prove they can in "The Beach- 12:00 mid. 11:00 p.m. 10:00,p.m. 9:00 p.m. vorite blues singer a short while ago, comforting at least that the New World comber," a radio version of the movie, THURSDAY can celebrate peace on the anniversary has joined the cast as a regular soloist DUKE ELLINGTON, dusky blues de- of Armistice Day, 1918, with a broad- of "Uncle Walter's Dog House." NBC. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific mon, was commissioned to write a cast that will span the hemisphere. CBS. 10:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific "lullaby" for the "Good News" series p.m. DOUBLE FEATURE 12:15 11:15 a.m. 10:15 a.m. 9:15 a.m. WEDNESDAY of modern classical works. It will prob- this GALE SONDERGAARD won an Acad- ANNE SHIRLEY, young film star who ably be played on "Good News" emy Award for being a scheming siren has been acting most of her life, will week by Meredith Willson. NBC. Two hours chock full of Eastern Central Mountain Pacific in "Anthony Adverse." She'll be an join Herbert Marshall on "Hollywood 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. affection -hungry middle-aged woman entertainment this week: Playhouse" in presenting the first rain "I'll Tell My Husband," Arch Obo- Friday, 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. dio version of Ursula Parrott's story, CONTROVERSIAL and especially time- is We Ignore leí s play. Edmond McDonald will also "For All Our Lives." NBC. ly the question, "Should EST-"Kate Smith's Hour," Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Racial Differences?" to be debated on take part. NBC. 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific "Waltz Time," "George Jes- "America's Town Hall Meeting," not by 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. sel's Variety Program" ELSA MAXWELL, fat but frivolous, politicians but by two eminent anthro- PERHAPS THE BEST all-around radio showed bluebloods how to take down pologists, Dr. M. F. Ashley and Dr. program of last year was the Annual their hair and have fun. She'll have Ernest A. Hooten. NBC. Red Cross Roll Call broadcast. This Eastern Central Mountain Pacific on "Screen Guild Theater." CBS. fun herself on "Texaco Star Theater," 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. year's event will carry on the tradition, Eastern Central Mountain Pacific burlesquing Professor Quiz. CBS. 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. with personalities like President Roose- Eastern Central Mountain Pacific SADIE HAWKINS Day will be ob- 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. velt, Fred Allen, Edgar Bergen, Paul RUDY VALLEE'S time becomes your served over the air in Philadelphia Whiteman, John Charles Thomas giving time again as he becomes "host" of KAY KYSER, still safe but not so sane Thursday night. The custom was intro- you something big for your Red Cross the "Chase and Sanborn Hour," await- duced by cartoonist Al Capp in the "Li'l money. CBS, MBS, NBC. ing the return of Don Ameche. NBC. Abner" strip as a special day for wo- Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Eastern Central Mountain Pacific men to declare open season on eligible 10:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. SNAP -SHOT males once each year. NBC. SUNDAY Eastern Central Mountain Pacifie MONDAY 11:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. YOU'VE HEARD and seen movie stars SHERLOCK HOLMES-portrayed by and stage celebrities do "Romeo and Basil Rathbone, radio's newest inter- "A nonsense now Juliet." Now hear regular radio actors little MUSIC GUIDE preter of the pioneer detective en- perform it on "Great Plays." NBC. - and then is relished by Eastern Central Mountain Pacific counters a strange man wandering on This week holds for music -lovers: 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. the seacoast. muttering, "The Lion's the best of men." Tune Toscanini, New York Philharmonic, BOB MONTGOMERY, film actor who Mane." Thereby hangs a tale. NBC. in to NBC Tuesday, 10:30 John Charles Thomas, Richard Crooks, in Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Alfred Wallenstein, and other notable takes active interest welfare work, 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. p.m. EST-and have some will appear on the home -finding pro- names and fine programs. gram, "Nobody's Children." MBS. TUESDAY "Fun With the Famous" (For further details see Page 10) Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 4:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. SECOND ANNIVERSARY on the air will be celebrated by "Information, Please," SCHEDULE CHANGES EDDY DUCHIN, whose masculine with Postmaster -General James Farley after the making of his first motion frequent romance of charm inspires ru- joining the questionees. NBC. picture, is all set to cut a caper on Kay A number daytime serials are mors and whose piano interpretations E Central Mountain Pacific Kyser Day at Rocky Mount, N. C., in changing time. For details on these please both sexes, will present his or- 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. connection with the premiere of the and other important schedule changes chestra on "Show of the Week." MBS. SONG WINNER number three in RA- Kyser picture, "That's Right, You're see Monday pages in the program sec- Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 6:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. DIO GUIDE'S "National Song Search" Wrong." His regular program and also tion. Pa 9/5 3 RADIO'S RICHEST COWBOY Gene's first songs were for cattle On the range; now his listeners are legion, his income fabulous

By FRANCIS CHASE, JR.

HE'S the richest cowboy in the He comes by his gifts naturally. Born Now, the technique of selling corn- routine. Other waddies used to forget world. For three years the top - to the saddle down in Tioig°á, Texas, just remedies and liniment cure-alls in the to work when they heard Gene sing hand cowboy crooner on WLS' thirty-three years ago come December, Texas of that early day went about like and play the guitar. Then he went to National Barn Dance; for five years the his first lusty bawl was mingled with this. A darkey would play a banjo, a work for the Frisco railroad at Sapulpa, number one cowboy of the silver the bellowing of cattle on the range, singer would croon (they didn't call it Oklahoma, becoming a telegraph oper- screen, his salary is terrific. Add to and his nostrils came to know the smell crooning then) a sentimental ballad that ator. His second minor singing success that salary his royalties from records, of freshly branded steers. His is the would soften sales resistance. Then the came in the form of a rebuke from di- music, radio and personal appearances, honest love of the West and things professor would give a scientific lecture vision headquarters of the railroad. sweat-shirts, cap -guns, pencils, soaps western, bred of close familiarity. He on what his remedies would accompish Other operators along the line, head- and other kid paraphernalia which early learned that the best way to keep and start taking in the quarters. Gene quarters learned, kept listening in while bears his name, and you'll have a small a herd of restless steers om straying got a job singing the sentimental bal- Gene played and sang into a telephone idea of why Gene Autry has become when camp was made at ht was to lads, and the professor reports that transmitter as messages piled up. the fair-haired boy of the income-tax ride around them and sing. Sun- sales soared almost at once, especially Jimmy Long, who has since collab- department. Even Uncle Sam raises his days he varied his vocal efforts by among the feminine half of the audi- orated with Gene on a number of eyebrows when the Autry income re- singing in the choir of the Tioga ence. songs, including "Silver Haired Daddy turns are filed each March. church, pastored by his grandfather, His medicine -show experience was of Mine," was his boss in those days, He's the richest cowboy in the world, and by the time a medicine show followed by a period of cow -punching and Jimmy felt that Gene had some- but he doesn't have a suit of clothes to passed through Tioga-he was sixteen around on different ranches in Texas thing. He worked with the young fel- his name. That's the way he wants it, years old then-he was ready to try and Oklahoma, almost always getting low, helped him develop his style, and and when you reach the spot that Gene his talents on a more difficult audience. the sack because he disrupted the work then, in 1928, persuaded Gene to go to stands in today, you can do the things New York during his vacation and try you want. And right here we'd like to to connect with the Victor Recording observe that the man hasn't changed Company. an iota in the whole nine years it took New York wasn't too hospitable, and to him climb from 'way down under to Gene found himself getting saddle - the top of the heap. From the day he sores from sitting in waiting -rooms hop- was old enough to sling a leg over a ing for a chance to be heard. Finally, saddle-horn and yell "Giddyap," he's on the last day of his vacation, he de- gone in for high-heeled boots, ten-gal- cided to give his audition anyway. He lon Stetsons and shirts that cause rain- unsheathed his guitar in the waiting - bows to crawl back in their holes and room and started singing. Nat Shilkret, pull their reflections in after them. a Victor official at that time, came out Once, back in the days when he was to see what the shouting was all about, at WLS, he made a bet-a quarter -of -a - talked with him, heard him out, and century note against his wearing an then gave him some history -making ordinary suit of clothes-on a softball advice. game, lost and, in order to fulfill the "You've got a good natural voice. bet, had to rent a suit from a cos- Now go back home and get on the tumer's. On the screen, in radio, in his radio. What you need is mike experi- private life, he stays in character and, ence, and radio will develop you." personally, I'd wear an iron mask if Then Shilkret sat down and dictated a it would get me where the cowboy "To whom it may concern" letter. clothes have gotten Mr. Autry. Armed with this, Gene went back to Of course, the cowboy clothes are Oklahoma and, more specifically, to just a small part of the Autry success radio station KVOO, in Tulsa. In those story. There's a little matter of the days singing on the radio was consid- Autry voice, which, if it doesn't cause ered an honor, and the only reward Mr. Caruso to turn over in his grave, performers received from the smaller is still good enough to bring loud "ahs" stations was the knowledge that-may- from romance - loving ladies and ro- be-hundreds of people were hearing mance - hating kids who jam theaters them perform. As "Oklahoma's Yodel- to hear him perform and put their own ing Cowboy," Autry lassoed his listen- individual interpretations upon his ers the first night, and as time passed crooning. That's no small trick in itself, it turned into a regular stampede. His this satisfying of such diverse audi- range "twang" and his song -stories of ences. Then, too, he is, for the ladies, the Old West found a responsive chord a virile, he-man type they love to love, throughout the Southwest. and the same goes for the kids. In 1930, two years later, he made his 4 9/5 P -Republic Pictures

No drug store cowboy is Gene Autry for ill his wealth, but a working waddie who knows and loves horses. Champion, shown with him, is groomed by Gene, accompanies him on his tours first recording for Victor, the outfit that projects and fictional Sun Valleys. But receptions not unlike those given a walked into the station at Claremont, gave him to radio, and then, shortly there was more to his idea than just king.. All this has changed the man Oklahoma, to file a telegram. Gene afterward, he was hired by Sears, Roe- the revamping of the blood -and -thunder little.. In Hollywood he lives in a com- was singing when he entered, and the buck & Company to sing over WLS, quickies of Tom Mix' day. He wanted fortable but adequate home. His wife, man-a cowboy-asked him if he could then owned by the mail-order house. a singing radio cowboy. Here was a a former Oklahoma girl whom he mar- play "They Plowed the Old Trail Un- When WLS was sold and the famous producer smart enough to know that ried while working on the railroad, der." National Barn Dance program was a man who has a large radio following does the cooking. There is only a Ne- "Sure thing," Gene said, and to ac- started, Gene moved over to it, and his to start with has just that much of a gro maid to help her. He still wears commodate the customer he started in. fame and following-up until this time start over the fellow who begins from his cowboy suits, refuses to go Holly- When he'd finished, the man said: a purely sectional matter-became na- scratch. wood. "Young man, if you work hard at tional. He was the idol of kids from Whenever he's in Chicago or Tulsa that singing you might get somewhere one end of the country to the other. AUTRY was his answer. How he drops in at the radio studios where some day." Fan mail poured in. They'd stampede GENEthis singing cowboy played and he worked, does a broadcast for them. Gene always remembers this be- him in the studio, gang up on him in sang and rode his way to movie fame is His old friends are still his best friends. cause, when the stranger had said his personal - appearance tours, and long a matter of record. It's no exaggeration Smiley Burnette, the comic who sup- say and left, Gene glanced at the sig- after other members of the Barn Dance to say that he brought back the west- ports him in pictures, was an old part- nature on the telegram he'd left for cast were home in bed, Gene would erner, and for this rejuvenation he's ner of WLS days and one of Gene's transmission and suffered a belated at- still be signing autograph -books for been amply rewarded. In England and discoveries. Other WLS stars are used, tack of stage fright. The man was Will goggle-eyed admirers. Scotland, where he and his horse, in almost every one of his pictures- Rogers. It was late in 1934 that Nat Levine, Champion, made a personal -appearance Patsy Montana, the Singing Cowgirl; Now Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer is trying Hollywood producer for Republic Pic- tour recently, audiences stood in long Lulu Belle, other Barn Dance person- to borrow Gene from Republic to make tures, had a brainstorm. He was going lines to get a glimpse of him. .He is the alities are taken to Hollywood and used over one of Will Rogers' greatest pic- to make a new type of western, a mod- favorite actor of Princess Elizabeth, and in his pictures. tures, "Jubilo." And this, Gene says, ern western that dealt with such stream- his English tour was a long, triumphal One night long ago, when Gene was is about the swellest thing that can lined subjects as government irrigation junket from one castle to another, with a telegrapher on the Frisco, a stranger happen to a guy. P s/s 5 were only a few minutes left to play Billy, and of course the television broad- and the game had reached its most ex- casts . . . Peter Van Steeden and his citing moments. frau are preparing for another visit from the stork sometime in January .. . Behind the Scene Practically everyone at CBS attended a This is a story that will probably surprise party given for lovable Nila make Ellery Queen's face turn a bit Mack, CBS director of children's pro- crimson when he reads it. During re- grams. Nila was given a gift book of hearsal each week of the popular CBS "gag" nursery rhymes, which were "whodunit" mystery show, the cast read to the guests by Andre Baruch, goes through the lines and is stopped and they got plenty of laughs. by producer George Zachary after all the clews are given, just as it is done A mystery developed during a re- during the broadcast. Then everyone hearsal of the "Aldrich Family" last in the cast is given an opportunity to week. The control -room engineer sud- give his opinion as to the identity of denly noticed a weird and scraping the murderer. Up to this writing Hugh sound coming through the speaker. Marlowe, who plays Ellery Queen and He had the mike, all the electrical is supposed to be the guy who solves equipment and wiring examined, which all the crimes, has not been able to took up quite a bit of time, but to no name the right one in the twenty weeks avail. Soon it was noticed that the they've been on the air. The actor or noise was loudest when Ezra Stone was actress in the cast doesn't know he or at the mike, so they watched him care- she committed the murder until they fully. Sure enough, he was the cause finish the dramatization. of it. Ezra was wearing a high and One of Fred Allen's ad-libbed re- stiff collar and hadn't shaved for a marks made during dress rehearsal was couple of days, so his stubble, plus never heard by the radio audience be- starched collar, plus the head move- cause of the NBCensor. Fred was inter- ment produced the crickety noise viewing Billy Rose, super -showman, through the very sensitive microphone. who'll be the husband of Eleanor Holm before long. Allen's amusing crack F. P. A. Wants Some Information, Please was, "I'll bet there's no place like Holm, Famed punner Franklin P. Adams eh, Billy?" Despite the fact it got a big of "Information, Please" decided to laugh from those watching the re- splurge and went out and bought him- hearsal, it was ordered cut after con- self a custom-made hat for thirty smack- siderable debate. ers, which is at least five times as much as he ever paid for a chapeau before. He brought it to "Information, Please," laid it down alongside a few other hats, and when the program was over he went to get it, but it wasn't there. All he could find was a battered old brown felt, similar to his in appearance, and he would like to know who took it. Adams Songstress Maxine of Phil Spital- still has hopes that the culprit will ny's "Hour of Charm" (NBC, acknowledge his error and return it. Sun.) proves that girl musicians AIRIALTO can look as sweet as they sound Record Reports Cliff Nazarro, Jack Benny's double - NEW YORK-Here are some inter- talking comic, made a Bluebird record- esting behind -the -scene facts I just dug LOWDOWN ing of "I'll Remember" in double-talk. up about Phil Spitalny's all -girl orches- If you want a good laugh, get it for tra that you probably didn't know your disk collection ... Dinah Shore, about. The forty girls in the band rep- Spitalny's Maxine has the gal from Tennessee who is going resent twenty-two different states, and over big in the big city, has made her one girl comes from Alaska. The band charm; "Lí'I Abner" first Bluebird recording, "Who Told rehearses thirty-six hours a week for You I Cared." I did-for the record... their single half-hour broadcast. Each on air; Ellery Queen Tommy Dorsey's "Indian Summer" and musician gets a bonus for contributing Glenn Miller's "Bless You" are appeal- new production ideas. Before a girl can can't tell "whodunit" ing to the ears and feet ... Alec Tem- join the "Hour of Charmers" she must pleton's new Victorecordings should be pass a singing test as well as play an on your "must" list ... For all music - instrument, for the entire group also By Martin Lewis lovers, I highly recommend Decca's al- make up the glee club. bum of Victor Herbert melodies with the selections sung by Bing Crosby, Bandnotes Rudy Vallee and Frances Langford. I just found out the full name of D'Ar- tega, music director of the NBC Enna Arthur Ross of the popular CBS Sun- Jettick broadcasts. Believe it or not, it's day morning show, "March of Games," Alfonso Armando Fernandez D'Artega is the youngest emcee in radio. With Tina jaro Rubio Perez De Allian Castro that distinction, the sixteen -year -old lad Michel y Bienpica. Just call him "D" come a bride. The newcomer is Peggy Purely Personal can also be called one of the cleverest for short. Watson . . . "Myrt and Marge" and Alice Frost was married on the "Big and fastest thinkers of anyone work- "Vox Pop," two of the best air shows Sister" program October 19. A few ing in front of a microphone. He "Li'l Abner," famous feature of the of their kind, celebrated their eighth days later she was separated from her doesn't have to take a back seat for comic pages, makes its radio debut year in radio. Which proves that class husband, but don't misunderstand. She any of the veteran ether stars. The

over an NBC network starting Novem- will tell . . . That's a nice idea Paul was married to Martin Gabel on the other Sunday morning the young con- ber 20, and will be heard Mondays Whiteman has in presenting one old radio show, but her husband in real life testants were asked to repeat quickly, through Fridays . . . Songstress Nan song which he popularized years ago, left for California to work for Warner "Spaghetti slingers spatter spaghetti" Wynn, who has been heard with Hal during his Wednesday night programs. Bros. as dialog director ... Five -year - three times. Try it yourself. Anyway, Kemp's orchestra for the past six Listeners enjoy hearing the popular old Billy Kostka, whose papa is head of after the last contestant finished spat- months, has left the band. Her contract tunes of yesteryear ... The Mutual net- NBC's press department, is the most tering the words as they stood directly expired with the conclusion of Kemp's work made a lot of enemies for itself popular kid in Hastings -on -the -Hudson, in front of him, Arthur chirped, "And radio program ... The Smoothies have when it ended too abruptly the broad- where they live. They have a new tele- the rains came." It's a very inter- found a new "Babs" to replace Arlene cast of the Giants-Chicago Bears pro- vision set in their home and all the kids esting and amusing show, no matter Johnson, who is leaving the trio to be- fessional football game when there in the neighborhood are coming to see what your age is.

A tre HOLLYWOOD.-Donald Dickson has sell ... Skinnay Ennis has ringed the been signed as fill-in for Nelson Eddy betrothal finger of Carmine Calhoun, on the "Chase and Sanborn Hour." If former Henry King songstress ... At he is able to fix his concert commit- only one of Dorothy Lamouí s Sunday ments, he will start this Sunday. Anent broadcasts did her new sweetheart, Bob the same show, Don Ameche's time Preston, turn up absent. It's that serious will be Rudy Vallee's time from Novem- . . . Caught at Columbia Square: Fib- ber 12 to December 3, inclusive. Rudy ber's Bill Thompson showing off the will master -of -ceremony the coffee hour city to the visiting kinfolk of Marlyn for four weeks-until Ameche's return Stuart ... Mystery man in the life pf December 10 ... Maybe another reason Mary Milford, the "Grouch Club" Hollywood doesn't like Orson Welles is screwball wife, is husky Marvin Nivels, what he told that millionaire movie - ex -footballer and currently a swim making hubby of one of his recent coach ... Mrs. Tiny Ruffner, estranged guest actresses. Welles didn't want him wife of the lanky mikeman, on October in the "Campbell Playhouse" studio- 27 was granted their $21,000 Tolucca and told him too plainly ... Good news Lake home and $10,000 worth of fur- about "Good News" singing star Con- nishings under a temporary ruling in nie Boswell! The plucky young lady, her separate -maintenance suit. Ruf fner by will-power and perseverance, is is allegedly in Chile; allowed suit to licking paralysis for the second time in go by default. her life and already can swim, ride horseback, and walk for short dis- Who's Who-and Why tances! Much mail requests identity of Mrs. Kilgore of "Those We Love." Answer: Don't fret; even though Mortimer Her portrayer is Alma Creighton . . . Snerd does gain headway, Charlie Mc- Al Pearce plays both Elmer Blurt and Carthy will always be on hand. The his little brother Orson ... Didn't we current Snerd entry is by way of a test tell you once before that "Carmichael" of listener acceptance ... Ho! Ho! Was is voiced by radio's hiccup expert, Mel Bing Crosby's boss somewhat irked Blanc? . . . Shhh! Ned Sparks, new when a young NBC guard, not knowing "Grouch Club" initiate, once did a radio J. L. Kraft from an insurance peddler, program under the alias of "Willie refused to let the big sponsor-man into Rabbit"! the studio for his guest chatter on the show he angels! ... Harry Owens still Wallington Cracks Jaw can't understand why he can't sing the When Jimmy Wallington announced lyric of his latest Hawaiian song, "Princess Poo-Pooly Has Plenty of Papaya" (food) on his CBS pick-ups. The poem of the tune reads something about her a field day and giving the stuff away." Ouch!

Hedda Hopper's thrice-weekly air - gossips would be glamourized by tele- Singing star of the "Chase ard vision, for the scooper's skimmers are Sanborn Hour" (NBC) last sum- sillies; they are created by anyone from HOLLYWOOD mer, young Donald Dickson re- Woolworth to Frederic or Dache and turns-probably this Sunday night cost from 98c to $98 ... Hmm! Dennis Day has started studying voice with Edward Novis, who also coaches Kenny NEWS without comment. So why . . . Benny "tele- SHOWDOWN Baker When Jack should a listener, FIRM IN HIS OR phoned" his "girl, Gladys" October 22 HER CONVICTIONS, be afraid to sign and gave her phone number as Holly- a letter and give an address to which a wood 2734, he started something. The Donald Dickson signed reply may be directed? number is that of his sponsor's ad agency-and a steno there named to fill Eddy's shoes; So we reiterate the news, without Gladys has almost gone mad answering comment: Nelson Eddy, according to calls from goopy listeners! Connie Boswell swims, his manager, is tired and will talc? a deliberate thirteen-week rest from radio Kay Kyser Departs rides and walks again despite several offers . . . And, from Capping Kay Kyser headed east last another unbiased source: When Eddy week, but not before he generously had quit the Chase & Sanborn hour last given $5 to each and every electrician, By Evans Plummer spring to go concerting, the Crossley propman and carpenter working on his rating of the program showed no ap new RKO film, "That's Right, You're preciable loss; when Eddy returned Wrong." But Kay left without seem- and Dickson departed this fall, the ingly carefree "Ish Kabibble" (Merwyn Crossley rating showed no appreciable Bogue), who right now has plenty of rise ... Eddy fans, Plummer has no ax, cares. The wife of "Ish," if she is to to grind. Argue it out among your- have her baby five months from now, selves. must spend most of that time flat on her back in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital- the October 25 "Texaco Star Theater," broadcasts with a bad throat and tem- Backstage Stuff and "Ish" wants to be with her as he did it with a fractured jaw and a perature. Andrew H. Brown and Miss Blue much as possible. To that end, he con- gashed eyeball, both received in a carried on without Amos on October templates spending alternate months week-end motor smash. The fracture About Mr. Eddy 25, so the latter-Freeman F. Gosden here and in the East with the Kyser was not bad enough to call for a cast, The surest way for a columnist to off the air-spent his rare holiday band. Good luck, Mrs. Bogue. but Wallington found that hard con- get mail is to fail to write glowingly of LISTENING to Andy and Miss Blue! sonants, such as "p," were very painful Nelson Eddy. We found that out. But Rom -Antics and Stafic-stics to pronounce. Luckily the eyeball cut the surprise was that of three letters This Is the End! When you heard Herbert Marshall will not injure its sight ... Other hos- (all of 'ern) to date, one was anonymous Roger Pryor, the "Screen Guild and Edna Best together on the "Wood- pitalizations: Mary Dugan, Nashville's from Brooklyn, one was signed but had Theater" m.c. and novice aviator, tells bury Playhouse," it was their curtain - "Gateway to Hollywood" entry, under- no return address, and the third one, of the sky -writer who was discharged. acting as man and wife. Mrs. Marshall, went an emergency appendectomy last bless his heart, came from a deputy When he asked the reason for his dis- when she finishes her current film, de- week-end and must delay her radio county clerk of Kay County, at New- missal, he was told he had been se - parts for Reno, after which she'll marry bow . . . David Laughlin, "Tune -Up kirk, Okla.... Now, were we afraid to ported for "writing over the pubba'a Nat Wolfe; Marshall will wed Lee Rus- Time" vocalist, came down between say what we thought? We wrote THE head." P 9/5 7 CHICAGO.-The town that develops Dramatis Personae and uses radio's own talent sends an- This week it's "Caroline's Golden other of its favorite daughters to Holly- BACKSTAGE Store," where the proprietress passes wood: out goods, greetings, pieces of wisdom and nice commercials: Lillian Cornell- Caroline Ellis-Caroline Ellis (also Crossroads singing glamour girl has IN CHICAGO author). followed in the footsteps of Gale Page Mrs. Elizabeth Lang-Barbara Win- and "gone west." The brunette charmer throp. -formerly heard on many NBC-Chica- Theodore Collins-Frank Behrens. go programs, such as "Club Matinee," Lillian Cornell goes to Mary Ellen Beckman-Joan Kay. "Roy Shield Revue," "Jamboree," "Sun- Uncle Jim Bentley-Cliff Carl. day Dinner at Aunt Fanny's" and others films; Tony Wons returns Sam Jefferson-Jack Brinkley. -is now in Hollywood under contract Jane Mitchell-Janice Sedgwick. with Paramount and specifically work- Ione Duncan-Virginia Jones. ing on the forthcoming "Buck Benny BY DON MOORE Mrs. Snyder-Melba Hardaway. Rides Again." Magnolia-Harriette Widmer. It was like a fairy-tale how it came Mrs. Crowley-Dorothy Day. about. Lillian, a few weeks ago, re- Mrs. Sargent-Marie Tolan. ceived a phone feeler from Hollywood Couldn't Help Noticing- bave another one for my little girl?" officials who had noticed her work. Red Skelton, who really doesn't Kate Smith at the station on her way Back o' the Yards- Then NBC put on a special broadcast smoke, carrying a stage -prop cigar on from Hollywood to New York being Lives Patty Conley, thirteen years featuring the songbird at her best as a a cigarette -sponsored program-and a cordial to press men and autograph- old, with his twelve brothers and sis- long-distance audition. It clicked and woman saying to a page, who was pass- askers and still more sociable with ters, his unemployed father and his in- Lillian planed to the Coast for a screen ing out Avalon cigarettes to the depart- maids, porters and youngsters. That's valid mother. In his few years Patty has test-also successful. It wouldn't be ing "Avalon Time" audience, "May I one reason she's first lady of radio. had little fresh air-only the stench of surprising if Lillian signed her contract the stockyards; little of sunshine and with a bewildered falter or a triumphant blue skies-only gray smoke and dark flourish after such a whirlwind success walls; no green grass-only rough, sequence. dirty streets. But Patty Conley has a grin and a sparkle in his eyes that he To Let You Know That- got from inside himself. Now his Johnny Burke, who has been making freckled face is just about as bright as America laugh for the last thirty years, the sunshine he has missed and there's is now a regular on the "National Barn something in his voice that hasn't been Dance" ... Betty ("Girl Alone") Win- there before. kler was voted "the radio actress best idealizing the modern homemaker" by Maybe you've detected that some- the Illinois Radio and Electrical Dealers thing if you've heard the script -show Association ... Pat Murphy (boy friend "Scattergood Baines" since October 27. of "Girl Alone") claims a "Right to Since then Patty Conley of the Yards Happiness" with a new part in that has become Patrick Conley of radio, playing serial ... Stan Harris, star of "Trouble the role of Spotty in that with Marriage," has a "live and let live" sketch. The kid had appeared in a philosophy which many other radio minor role in a program sponsored by stars might do well to copy. Incidental- the Chicago Park District last winter ly, Stan should have no "trouble with over WBBM. That something asserted marriage," since he has a wife who is itself and CBS officials noticed it. And not only a beautiful professional model Patty got his break because of the spark but is also charmingly sociable. that adversity could not put out.

Wons a Philosopher- Ken "Hot Shot" Trietsch is building a Always a philosopher. The pun is too new home in the Bon -Air section . . . Another "Hot Shot," Gabe Ward, put true to pass up. Tony Wons himself too much oomph into his clarinet play- says he guesses his name is a natural for quips and he himself is a sucker for ing at a recent personal appearance- the instrument broke in two and flew radio. So he's back on the air with his familiar "Are yuh listenin'?" and his be- across the stage. Gabe finished with a cornet, but immediately after the per- loved Scrapbook and his hopeful "All formance he had his old pet clarinet is well." At present Tony is broadcasting only over a local station, WMAQ, repaired . . . Curt Massey, of the on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. "Plantation Party" Westerners, plays a But it's news to thousands from Coast to genuine $6,000 Amati violin, which he Coast that on the air, bought in New York from an antique he's back and it's dealer who thought he was making further news that the program will ex- pand to a nation-wide network after money at $400 . . . Betty Lou Gerson thirteen or twenty-six weeks. is mighty proud of those murals she has painted on her apartment walls. Tony retired from radio several years ago while still at the peak of his popu- Don Merrifield, the father in "Arnold larity. He was sick-somewhat physi- Grimm's Daughter," gets a mark on ra- cally, but chiefly sick deep inside him- dio's scroll of veterans. He celebrates self with the superficiality and twisted his fifteenth year on the air this month, values and silly speed of New York's having played in Chicago's first radio city life. So he quit, went home to drama, "The Valiant," in 1924 ... Ditto Kenosha, Wis., and settled down to the the "Breakfast Club," which has just simple life, making violins in his ram- passed its seventh birthday ... Arky, shackle barn. Now he's full of pepper the Arkansas Woodchopper, is writing again and feels he has a right once a new song tentatively titled "I'm Just again to chat with his friends about a Square Dance in a Round Hole" .. . life and say sincerely, "All is well." Alec Templeton demonstrated his ex- pansive repertoire recently when, playing a theater engagement in Milwau- -Maurice Seymour kee, he performed at nine consecutive Lillian Cornell (left), brunette shows before repeating a single num- beauty and singing star of many ber, and then he did so on the tenth Chicago programs, heeded the call only because of numerous requests. of Hollywood in story -book style 8 1116 Y FAMOUS FANS

NO. I VINCENT ASTOR

A millionaire, but his first love is still "Amos 'n' Andy"

WHEN multimillionaire Vincent Astor has a specially weighty problem on his mind, he takes a ride on his private miniature railway to ponder the question-or listens to "Amos 'n' Andy" to forget it. It could happen only in a democracy, perhaps, but the nation's top social figure is quite openly enthusiastic in his loyalty to radio's lowly sons of Harlem. Mr. Astor-who paid over $600,000 in Federal taxes in 1934-perhaps naively, but at least sincerely, considers himself an average American citizen. This radio - fan kinship with millions of other listeners goes a long way toward estab- lishing the fact. Yet in many other ways the forty- eight -year -old boss of the fabulous As- tor realty business is actually an average American. In the first place, he looks like one. He has the rangy, well- proportioned build of the middle-aged sportsman that he is. He doesn't give much specialized thought to dress. His clothes are of course plentiful and ex- -Acme pensive, but not flashy-if anything just a bit on the old-fashioned side. He Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Astor wouldn't miss a single broadcast of "Amos 'n' Andy" (CBS, Mon. through Fri., 7 p.m. EST; 10 CST; 9 MST; 8 PST) looks like the average well-to-do busi- nessman. Of course the Mr. Astor does have four palatial homes in New York City, would be interested exclusively in hunds, and especially penguins. He tune to which he has added. And it Rhinebeck on the Hudson, Newport and other phases of broadcasting-the mar- once owned an orang-utan named King - was a quarter of a century ago, too, Bermuda. He pays hundreds of domes- ket reports, speeches by economic au- fish, but he had to give her to the zoo that he married Helen Dinsmore Hunt- tic employes. He has a yacht grand thorities, news of world events, politi- when she got too big to keep around ington. His wife is a lover of music, enough to bring pride even to the head cal activities. As a matter of fact, Vin- the place. He felt very bad about it is active in social -welfare work, and, of the House of Astor. And he has that cent Astor takes business as pretty when she died later. like her husband, is socially demo- private little railroad he calls the Toon- much a matter of course. And he isn't Mr. Astor, like so many other Amer- cratic. Both are fond of children, and erville on his estate, a manifestation of much interested in politics, even though icans, likes detective stones, but, un- their only touch of unhappiness is that his whimsical fondness for mechanics, he is a close personal friend of Presi- like the average American, he smokes they have had none themselves. especially trains. dent Franklin Roosevelt. exotic, sinister -smelling Turkish ciga- Mr. Astor's chief business enterprise, Mr. Astor's income has been esti- Radio to him is "Amos 'n' Andy." rettes. He has only a casual interest in other than his realty business, is the mated at something close to $1,000,000 Just mention radio and, with a grin or movies and theater, nothing approaching fast-growing Newsweek publication, of a year from the vast real-estate holdings a chuckle, he'll come back with, "Did his enthusiasm for "Amos 'n' Andy." which he is chairman of the board and which he owns and manages. These you hear them when Andy was shot at of which Raymond Moley is contribut- holdings 'include New York's famous St. the wedding?" or "Andy certainly is a best indoor game is backgam- ing editor. Regis Hotel, his particular pride. He great lover," or something like that. HISmon. He's quite an outdoors sports- He holds offices and memberships in bears the name of one of the most prom- He will further slyly deny the story man, plays lots of tennis and golf and dozens of organizations and social inent families in America's traditional that he organizes his whole day's ac- has a passion for the water. Yachting clubs, from the Chase National Bank bluebook. Yet he exhibits none of the tivities with 7:00-7:15 p.m., New York is his big avocation. He learned as a and Western Union Telegraph Com- un-American snobbishness and class time, as an unalterable free period for boy to handle a sailboat. During the pany to the Honor Legion of the police conceit that mark so many pseudo - listening to the antics of the Necklace first World War he turned his yacht, department. socialites., team. the Noma, over tc the Government and Mr. Astor says the stories of his play - He'd rather talk about the circulation "I allow no interruptions," he admits saw active service himself in European tul interest in his private railway are of his magazine, Newsweek, than his with a grin. "If you call me between waters as an ensign and lieutenant. He exaggerated:. that the railroad is of real estate. He'd rather live on his 7:00 and 7:15, you'll find I'm 'out..' I is now a lieutenant commander. His practical use. He's not at all back- yacht than in his Newport mansion. don't like to miss a minute of the sketch. present yacht, the Nourmahal, is spa- ward, though, about his "Amos 'n' He'd rather go fishing than to the op- It holds your interest because it's not cious enough to require a crew of about Andy" fan -complex. era. And he'd rather listen to "Amos only comical but it's so human, too." forty. That's how radio serves one famous 'n' Andy" than almost anything. The only Astor in "Who's Who" has It was shortly before the War that American, who proudly calls himself It's really an obsession. You'd think a boyish fondness for animals, espe- Vincent, whose unused first name, by an average American citizen. a multimillionaire real-estate mogul cially the ludicrous species, like dachs- the way, is William, came into the for - -Maury Aldon.

P 9 ,5 9 Overture to "The Magic Flute" (Mo- Charles Thomas, baritone. Overture zart), the Orchestra; Fourth Piano to "The Bartered Bride" (Smetana), Concerto (Rachmaninoff), Henrietta the Orchestra; Per Me Giunto from Schumann and Orchestra; Walther's "Don Carlos" (Verdi), John Charles The March of fr'lusíc Prize Song from "Die Meistersinger" Thomas and Orchestra; Entr'acte from (Wagner), Winterstuerme from "Die "Kovantschina" (Moussorgsky), Walkuere" (Wagner), Jan Peerce and Scherzo from Symphony No. 2 (Boro- Edited by LEONARD LIEBLING Orchestra; Overture to "Tannhaeuser" din), the Orchestra; Mother o' Mine (Wagner), the Orchestra. (Tours), Norfolk Song, Yarmouth Fair Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. (Warlock), John Charles Thomas; The An ampler Ether, a diviner Air ..."-Wordsworth Bee (Schubert), the Orchestra; Ode to Perole String Quartet, M BS. F Major Music (Waldrop), John Charles (Ravel). Thomas, Chorus and Orchestra; Ru- Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 1 12:00 moor 11:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. manian Rhapsody No. (Enesco), the phony and at the same concert pro- Orchestra; Love Divine, All Love's Ex- FORECAST grammed the Fifth. Toscanini there- String Symphony, NBC. Frank Black, celling (Zundal), Orchestra, John saxophone shows its dual na- fore follows an authentic precedent. conductor. Choral Prelude "We All Charles Thomas, chorus and audience. The most delightful synopsis of the THEture by changing from a swing Believe in One God" (Bach -Black), Eastern Central Mountain Pacific "Pastorale" (1862) is by another eminent Sinfonietta (Paul White), Rakastava 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. standby to a high art instrument music -maker, Berlioz; and the most (Sibelius) . on Sunday, with the first American heartfelt study is by Wagner (in his Monday, November 13 Eastern Central Mountain Pacific airing of Debussy's Rhapsody for "Beethoven" essay), who said, among 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. Rochester Civic Orchestra, NBC. Guy Saxophone and Orchestra, Ibert's Con- other things, "In the Pastorale, the world Fraser Harrison, conductor. All-Sini- certino for Saxophone and Orchestra. regains its childhood's innocence. 'This So You Think You Know Music, CBS. gaglia Program. Overture "Le Baruffe And on Saturday comes one of the day shalt thou be with me in Paradise.' Ted Cott, master of ceremonies; Leon- Chiozzote," Hora Mistica (for strings), Who has not heard that Redeemer -word ard Liebling, biggest treats of this or any other sea- judge. Two Piedmontese Dances, Nos. 1 and 2. when listening to this symphony?" Eastern Central Mountain Pacific son when Beethoven's "Pastorale" and 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Not Available Not Available Eastern Central Mountain Pacific No tonal tribute to nature exceeds 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. Fifth symphonies are conducted by Beethoven's in admiration and love. You Toscanini. New York Philharmonic Orchestra, The Voice of Firestone, NBC. Alfred remember that he refused to lease a CBS. John Barbirolli, certain house because no trees were conductor; Wallenstein, conductor; Richard Saturday, November I I near it and declared, "I love a tree more Sigurd Rascher, saxophonist. Royal Crooks, tenor. Overture to "The Se- Ohio State University Concert, CBS. than a man." The late Lawrence Gilman Fireworks Suite (Handel -Harty), the cret of Suzanne" (Wolf -Ferrari), the Louis H. Diercks, director. I Beheld wrote: "This music expresses Beethoven's Orchestra; Rhapsody for Saxophone Orchestra; Passing By (Purcell), Rich- and Orchestra (Debussy), Concertino ard Crooks; Spanish Dance No. 1 (De for Saxophone and Orchestra (Ibert), Falla), the Orchestra; Serenade (Schu- Sigurd Rascher and Orchestra; Sym- bert), Lohengrin's Farewell (Wagner), phony No. 2 (Schumann). Richard Crooks; Pavane (Gould), the Handel's music (now edited and mod- Orchestra; Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life ernly arranged by Hamilton Harty) was (Herbert), Richard Crooks. written by him for the fireworks exhibi- Eastern Central Mountain Pacific tion given in London in 1747 to cele- 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. brate the peace of Aix -La -Chapelle. A Symphony M BS. peace about as successful as that of Orchestra, Prize Versailles in our own century! Handel's Song from "Die Meistersinger" (Wag- set of pieces consists of an overture, al- ner), Capriccio Italiano (Tschai- legro, lentement, bouree, largo, allegro kowsky), Nocturno (Martucci), Mo- and two minuets. The music is in real- mento Capriccioso (Weber). ity a classical suite and not any attempt Eastern Central Mountain Pacific at literal description in tone. Stravinsky 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. to with his own attended that, "Fire- Tuesday, November 14 works" (1908) , in which one hears and almost seems to see the whirling pin- Mozart Concerto Series, M BS. Alfred wheels, sizzling rockets and bursting Wallenstein, conductor. Nadia Reisen - bombs. berg, pianist. Concerto No. 9. The lowly saxophone is not a product Eastern Central Mountain Pacific of the jazz age, as often supposed, but 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. actually earned the respect of several fine composers and has figured in sym- Wednesday, November IS phonic and opera orchestras for a little Piano Recital, NBC. Josef Wagner, less than 100 years. It was used among concert pianist. others by Bizet, Saint-Saens, Delibes, Eastern Central Mountain Pacific and you will find it too in the "Sinfonia 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Last week Richard Crooks returned American baritone John Charles Domestica" by Richard Strauss. Friday, November 17 to "Voice of Firestone" (NBC, Thomas is this week's guest on Debussy's "Rhapsody" was created Monday night) as tenor soloist CBS'"Ford Sunday Evening Hour" originally for saxophone and piano; the Music Appreciation Hour, NBC. Dr. orchestration is by Roger -Ducasse. The Walter Damrosch, conductor. The work has an American origin, for it was Fugue; Handel Program. Eastern delight in the beauty of the world . . . commissioned by a Mrs. Hall of Boston Central Mountain Pacific Her, Beautiful as a Dove (Willan), 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. With Drooping Wings (Purcell), The here rises the image of a poet trans- in 1903, who played the saxophone and Death on the fixed by the immortal spectacle, record- was president of the Orchestral Club in Sinfonietta, M BS. Alfred Wallenstein, Silver Swan (Gibbons), her At first Hills (Elgar), Serenade to Music ing his awe and tenderness in songs that city. Debussy entitled his conductor. Concerto in D (C. P. E. cannot help being canticles of praise." score "Oriental Rhapsody," then "Moor- Bach), Elegie (Rogers), English Folk (Vaughan -Williams), Group of Songs Not so long before his death, the com- ish Rhapsody," and in its final state the (Warlock), Ye Twice Ten Hundred poser exclaimed ecstatically, "Almighty music still has melody and rhythm Songs (Vaughan -Williams). sug- Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Deities (Purcell). God, in the woods I am blessed." gestive of Spain and the Moors. 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 6:05 a.m. One might say that whole libraries 11:05 a.m. 10:05 a.m. 9:05 a.m. exist in delineation and eulogy of the 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon Eastman School Symphony Orchestra, Fifth Symphony, and yet its pictorial Metropolitan Opera Auditions of the NBC. Dr. Howard Hanson, conductor. meaning has never been convincingly Air, NBC. Milton Cross, master of explained, chiefly because Beethoven ceremonies; Wilfred Pelletier, conduc- Early Ballet Music. Ballet des Pali - himself left no helping clues. "The sum- sires (Lulli), Cephale et P r o c r i s mons of Fate," "martial celebrations," tor. Eleanor Steber, soprano of Wheel- (Gretry), Les Petits Riens (Mozart). "a tragic love -affair," "the note of the ing, W. Va. Gean Greenwell, bass - Eastern Central Mountain Pacific baritone of Ogden, Utah. 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. yellowhammer heard on country walks" Eastern Central Mountain Pacific -and many more are the suggestions 5:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m 3:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. Symphonic Strings, MBS. Alfred Wal- advanced by the ready musicologists. lenstein, conductor. Divertimiento Again to quote Gilman, the irrefutable New Friends of Music Concert, NBC. (Sutermeister), Hymnische S t u d e n feature of the symphony is its "epic The Philharmonic String Quartet. valor . . . music pregnant with the (Baussnern) . Frances Blaisdell, flute; greatness of the indomitable human Ellen Stone, Eastern Central Mountain Pacific French horn; Philip Palmer, 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. soul. Listening to it, one knows that French the inward ear of Beethoven- has almost horn. Trio in D Major (Opus 25) NBC Symphony Orchestra, NBC. Ar- caught that lost word, which, could a (Beethoven), String Trio, Opus 9, No. turo Toscanini, conductor. Beethoven man but find it, would make him mas- 1 (Beethoven), Divertimento in F for Cycle. Symphony No. 6 ("Pastorale"), ter of the hosts of Fate and of the cir- Strings and Two Horns (Mozart). No. 5. cling worlds." Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Symphony 6:00 5:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. Impossible is the task of anyone who So let us not try to solve further, but p.m. in a few short paragraphs tries to de- sit entranced and enjoy and thrill and Bach Cantata Series, M BS. Alfred scribe these two gigantic scores. As respond to our own imagery, each to his Wallenstein, conductor. Genevieve well attempt to give tabloid analyses of own capacity in heart and mind. Rowe, soprano; Mary Hopple, con- "Midsummer Night's Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Shakespeare's 10:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. William Hain, tenor; Raoul Dream" and "Hamlet." tralto; It is a curious circumstance that the Nadeau, baritone. Cantata No. 26. Sunday, November 12 Eastern Central Mountain Pacific -Curt Pfeiffer brace of masterpieces had their first 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m 5:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. public pairing by Beethoven himself, Radio City Music Hall of the Air, NBC. Josef Wagner, famous German pi- who in 1808 (Vienna) led the premiere Erno Rapee, conductor. Jan Peerce, Ford Sunday Evening Hour, CBS. anist and composer, will be heard of his just -completed "Pastorale" sym- tenor. Henrietta Schumann, pianist Eugene Ormandy, conductor. John in a piano recital Wednesday, NBC 4 Pa a/- In and Out Again with its dearth of soloists. Such famous orchestras as those of Boston, Philadel- By Leonard Liebling phia, Chicago and other major cities LAST week, under the picture of a come to us infrequently if at all during the winter, and their absence is all the Men Behind the Music musical artist, the editor of RADIO of the GUIDE wrote this caption: "Now more to be deplored because radio listeners must say good -by to tremendous army of dialers built up This Week: Lewis Lane- Nelson Eddy. And, it seems, they must through the years by the Sunday broad- say good-by to great classical singers casts of the New York Philharmonic. Dr. Jacob Coopersmith-Thomas Belviso in general ... With his departure, few America is essentially "star -minded" of his kind remain as regulars besides in music as in everything else. Where- fore, then, shut out the shiningest solo- Richard Crooks ... Only a short while ago Lawrence Tibbett was upholding a ists of song and instrumental art? not belonging in stirring segment of 'The Circle,' Lily If money is the deterrent, perhaps Presenting the second part of Leonard Although properly Thomas Pons was combining her glorious art we shall soon have renewed and regu- Liebling's discussion of network music an article on music librarians, here because he is with that of Andre Kostelanetz, Grace lar replacement of the absentees. Pros- librarians and their work.Ed. Belviso appears Moore's voice was thrilling thousands. perity, that elusive factor, now really head of all the technical departments of Where are they now? We are puzzled. appears to be around the corner, with AFTER Mattfeld left NBC, the li- music at NBC, including the music Why must this be? Surely people still war in Europe, America busy with brary continued to function un- library. He was brought in several Wall of years ago to organize the music depart- want to hear great singing. Perhaps the peaceful manufacturing, and der the able supervision worming their ment, and under him are program -build- best way to get it back is for listeners Street figures steadily Thomas Belviso, manager of the music way upward. If more cars, then more and the direction of William ing, musical composition, arranging, re- to demand it of the broadcasters . . . division, - and the mu- As a sort of musical policeman on the art ... let us hope. Paisley, composer -pianist. Under Bel search, copyright -clearing sic library. He has had a career as air, I was much impressed with the viso, too, flourished the most unique violinist and conductor, was a child implications of the foregoing comment. section of the library-a sort of informa- prodigy in New Haven, Conn., studied Where are the roses of yesteryear, asks Speaking Up tion bureau of musical data and history. Horatio Parker, fa- the poet; and your music editor repeats, Started by Lewis Lane, it is still under with, among othefs, By V. Vidal mous American composer, and has where are some of the former artists his personal supervision and has now THE Toscanini broadcasts remain much music himself. Since his that used to be featured regularly on become a part of the script department. written one of the highSpots of the New important broadcasts? York season, and one can always I don't mean that they have vanished discover one or two big-name guests in but their radio appearances entirely, the audience that packs the big NBC now are only occasional, and that's 8-H studio every week by invitation. what puzzles some of us greatly. What Oscar Levant, popular pianist -conduc- is the reason? Are they too expensive tor, one of the stars of "Information, for the sponsors? And do the sustain- Please," is a regular attendant, and can them at present ing programs ignore be found every Saturday night during simply because they succeeded last intermission chatting with a group of year in convincing the Federal Com- friends. Among a very dressy crowd, munications Commission of their high Levant is one of the few that sticks to cultural intentions through the presen- plain, pin-striped business suits. tation of the best music and perform- Two Hollywood visitors were Ramon ers? Novarro, glamour boy of the silent It is difficult to understand why we films, and Zasu Pitts. Novarro is at have no hour (or even half-hour) de- present interested in a concert career voted regularly to the solo art of the as a singer, and his companion at the singers and instrumentalists. The best broadcast was Frieda Hempel, famous entire country is more than ever alive prima donna of a few years back. Zasu with response to superfine musical Pitts, in a magnificent mink coat, almost achievements, and he who declares that fooled us into taking her for an there is no general interest in the sub- "oomph" girl, but one look at those ject only displays his ignorance of the large, pathetic eyes and that quavery true Listeners, sponsors, pro- Dr. Jacob Coopersmith's Thomas Belviso, chief of NBC's condition. smile and we knew Zasu, thank good- Librarian ducers and advertising agencies that collection of string orchestra mu- music division, guides research, ness, was still Zasu. to are con- sic at WOR is the world's largest copyright -clearing, music library refuse be convinced merely Frank Black never misses a Tosca- tent to go along the line of least resis- nini concert, and always escorts his tance. very lovely wife, a tall, dark brunette Lane, a piano student under Rubin entrance into NBC, all the various music Everyone of taste and discrimination with exquisite taste in clothes. At each Goldmark and Edwin Hughes, joined departments function like clockwork regrets the abandonment of such pro- broadcast she wears a different kind of Mattfeld at NBC as his assistant. For and particularly the copyright section. grams as the General Motors symphony fur hat to match. Another three years Lane did regular library NBC has not suffered one infringement concerts, and even the Toscanini series jacket with conductor's wife who is a fashion -plate work. But he noticed that the script- fight since Belviso came to them. Over is not altogether a substitute for them is Mrs. Alfred Wallenstein, as blond as writers were still depending on outside 100,000 items pass through NBC every Mrs. Black is dark. She is also a Tos- sources for bits of musical information month for checking. A program has to canini fan. to use in the introduction of music pro- pass through countless hands and has E grams. Lane conceived the idea of to meet with Belviso's approval. . .: ..ee Ef rem Zimbalist, violinist, turns up regularly every Saturday night, as does starting a file of such information so At WOR, Dr. Jacob Coopersmith is David Sarnoff. people could come to one place and get librarian. Asked by Jules Seebach and March of Music readers who live in quick and accurate answers to their Alfred Wallenstein some years ago to or near New York will be glad to know questions. He suggested such a depart- found the WOR music library, he made that the last broadcast of the Beethoven ment and was told to go ahead. He such a good job of it that it now cycle, when Toscanini will play the started with a few reference -books and possesses the largest collection of mu- Ninth Symphony, will be a public per- clippings. Today his department con- sic for string orchestras in existence formance in Carnegie Hall and seats tains practically every musical refer- today. A Ph. D. of Harvard, he is one of are already on sale at the box-office. ence -book extant, and his clipping files the outstanding musicologists of the include over 75,000 items, covering country and an acknowledged authority The New Friends of Music concerts every musical subject. Not only has his on Handel. Collecting unpublished also get their quota of celebrities. Seen department been invaluable to NBC but Handel score -pages is his hobby, and at the first one was New York's own he gets inquiries from all over the to date he owns two thousand. Julius Mayor La Guardia. No one knew he country from musical organizations and Mattfeld is his fast friend, and both had been there until he left. He came private individuals. Some of the ques- have endless arguments with musicolo- and went unobtrusively-not to be seen tions he gets stump even him, however. gists, claiming that music is and should but to listen to chamber -music, of which One that lives in his memory came be a living thing and not a subject for he is passionately fond. One can imag- from a worried mother, who asked musty, theoretical discussion. Both have ine the fanfare and pomp that would whether her son's recently thickened done more than their share in uphold- from playing the flute, and ing their end of the argument by their The New York Philharmonic Or- accompany the visit of the mayor of lips came it. still brilliant achievements in the radio field. chestra features Sigurd Rascher, the biggest city in the country-in any what should she do about He's saxophone soloist, Sunday, CBS country but America! thinking up an answer to that one. -Leonard Liebling.

P 9/5 11 Don Ameche, currently resting "Chase and Sanborn Hour" from his emcee duties on the maestro Robert Armbruster coffee hour, is honorary judge will aid Ameche in picking the for Pop -Song Contest No. 8 eighth Song Search winner

SIX more chances to win fame Read These and fortune through the Nation- Rules Carefully 1. Contestants must live in the United States al Song Search! Do you have or Canada. Anyone may enter the National the talent and the ambition and the Song Search with the exception of employes or members of the families of employes of Radio luck to grasp one of these chances? Guide or the Davis-Schwegler Company. 2. Entries must be addressed as follows: If you do, your song will be given National Song Search Headquarters, Radio breaks that no previous song con- Guide, 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago, Ill. No manuscripts will be returned unless accom- test has offered a winner. Your panied by self-addressed stamped envelopes. 3. An entry must be written in ink (not song will be premiered by a nation- pencil) on regularly ruled music copying paper. ally known orchestra over a Coast - It may be a full piano arrangement or a simple melody. Words will not be considered in to -Coast network. It will be printed judging. 4. No correspondence can be entered into in sheet -music form and placed on by either Radio Guide or Davis-Schwegler re- the music counters of America. It garding individual contributions. 5. Contestants may enter any or all con- will bring you a check for two hun- tests. Winning any contest prize does not dis- qualify for other contest prizes. Contestants dred dollars! Those winnings ought wishing to enter the same composition in differ- to be worth a considerable invest- ent weekly popular song contests may do so but must make separate submissions in each case. ment in talent and ambition. Try it! 6. The name and address of contestant must be written in ink or typed in the top margin of page one of each entry submitted. The name of Break for Runners -Up the contest and the number (if entry is in Popular -Song Contest) must also be written in If your song doesn't quite make ink or typed on page one. the top rung but wins a ten -dollar i. A contestant may submit as many entries ANNOUNCING for any single contest as he may wish-and prize, you may still garner some may win more than one prize provided his entries merit such consideration. first-rate breaks. As did Al Terry, 8. Each entry shall be judged solely on its for example. Last week's runner-up musical merit. Judges will be the editorial THE FIRST -PRIZE WINNER OF boards of Radio Guide and Davis-Schwegler. in Contest No. 2, Terry has already Contestants, by entering the contest, agree that the decisions of the judges shall be final. seen his "Sittin' in the Saddle" 9. The prizes awarded winners of each con- a POP -SONG CONTEST NUMBER 3 test are identical, namely, the song -writer placed in Hollywood western whose song is selected by the judges as best in film. Other contestants who have each contest will receive: (a) $200 in cash; (b) The standard song -writers' contract with Davis- placed in the second and third Schwegler, music publishers, providing for for- standard royalties on sheet music and other groups are having similar good "Nothing's the Some Without You" sales; (c) His song will be published and dis- tune. tributed through Davis-Schwegler outlets; (d) His song will be recorded and phonograph by records offered for sale through regular D -S This Week's Winner outlets; (e) His song will be electrically tran- Meanwhile, listen this scribed and placed in the regular Davis-Schwe-- Tuesday Joseph Lescsak, 4125 Stanley Street ler library service to more than 200 radio night as Bob Crosby and his famous stations. One dozen pieces of sheet music, two Pittsburgh, records, and one electrical transcription will be Bobcats premiere another winner- Penna. given free to the song -}writer. The next five songs selected by the judges as being most the third-in RADIO GUIDE'S Nation- worthy will win for their writers the sum of al Song Search. Tune in CBS, 9:30 $10.00 each. The next six songs selected by Five Consolation Prize winners and six the judges will be given Honorable Mention p.m. EST; 8:30 p.m. CST; 7:30 p.m. Certificates. 10. Hymn or sacred music contest entries MST; 6:30 p.m. PST. To insure your Honorable Mentions for Contest No. 3 must be mailed before midnight of Saturday. entry of the best possible chance December 30. will not be published until next week Setn, classical number contest entries must for success, remember to check be mailed before midnight of Saturday. Jan- uary 6, 1940. RADIO GUIDE'S weekly list of the Popular -Song Contest No. 8 (this is the 13 National Song . Search entries ap- eighth of a series of weekly contests) entries must be mailed before midnight of Satur- pearing on Page 43 of this week's day, November 18, 1939. Winners will be announced as soon as possible. In case of ties, issue. duplicate prizes will be awarded.

THREE BIG CONTESTS PRIZES A Hymn Contest A Pop -Song Contest, No. 8 The greatest first prize ever of- 4. Immediate recording and distri- fered an unknown song To find a great, new American -writer. bution as phonograph record. To find a new, popular, singable, The winner of each contest will hymn or sacred number. Example: 5. Inclusion of the winning song in receive . . . "Rock of Ages," "The Old Rugged danceable song. All entries must be regular Davis-Schwegler Libra- Cross." All entries must be mailed mailed before midnight, Nov. 18. ry Service to Radio Stations before midnight of December 30. 1. $200,00 in cash. from Coast to Coast. A Semi -Classical, Number A New Contest Every Week 2. The regular song -writers' con- Consolation Prizes tract with the great Los Angeles Contest For the next five weeks, we plan The next five song -writers selected music -publishing firm, Davis- will receive $10.00 each in cash. To discover a fine, new American to find and have published five other Schwegler, providing for royal- semi -classical number for voice. Ex- new American popular songs. Each ties on all sheet music and other Honorable Mentions "Trees," "Indian Love - sales. ample: Call," week will offer a brand-new pop The next six song -writers will be "Sylvia." All entries must be mailed song contest and a brand-new chance 3. Immediate publication and dis- given Honorable Mention Cer- before midnight of January 6. to win fame and fortune. tribution as sheet music. tificates.

12 als P "The Goldbergs" (CBS, Mon. through Fri.), left to right: Gertrude Berg (Molly), Roslyn Silber (Rosie), James Waters (Jake), Everett Sloane (Sammy) THE RISE OF MOLLY GOLDBERG iiOR you, Papa, two and two must of eleven, she wrote her first poem, always make four. Such logic Ten years in radio and Molly followed it with other poems, stories, you have." The voice was scold- plays, none of which ever saw print. ing-gentle, but nevertheless scolding. Is famous-Gertrude, secure Later she studied writing and acting "Yes, Molly. And for you one and at Columbia University. one can make four, yes? Such arith- While at Columbia she met Lewis metic you have!" Berg, a young chemist, and the follow- to look for ing year-in 1919-they were married, If you happen to be the type of a matter of fact, it's difficult to say hour, her husband went left New York for New Orleans, where person who looks for the formula be- where Molly ends and Gertrude be- her, he found her working over a type- he had a job as a sugar technician with hind any success story, and if you gins. But she's more than Molly. For writer on an idea she had just got. In a large sugar refinery. During this happen to be looking, now, for the for- it was Gertrude Berg who dreamed up her enthusiasm, she had forgotten the period she continued to write mula which permits radio's first family this family, put them down on paper dinner, guests and everything except whole poems, monologs, stories simply for Goldbergs-to celebrate its tenth in black and white, and then breathed the Goldbergs. Things like that are -the her own recreation and without any anniversary on the air this week the breath of life into them all. always happening, but when the crea- of turning this talent to a prof- while other shows have come and "I have two families," she confesses. tive urge is not upon her she is the thought understanding of itable use. gone. I rather think you'll find it in "My radio family and my real family most considerate and In 1924 fire destroyed the sugar re- those two lines of dialog, picked up and-in different ways, of course-it's people. Lewis Berg's job, and they from "The Goldbergs" broadcast a few hard to say which is the closer to me." At forty, Mrs. Berg is a plump, ma- finery and to New York and to a period weeks ago. In those two lines we find And there's no question but that she tronly type, much too heavy for her returned times. Because of his spe- Molly warmly, lovably human and lives out each heart -breaking or hu- height. She'll tell you vaguely that she of hard - talents, it was difficult for illogical, striving to make her illogical morous experience her brain -children weighs a hundred and fifty pounds, but cialized work. And with hard dreams come true against all laws of undergo in the course of a broadcast. a figure closer to two hundred would Lewis to secure reason-and Papa, sternly honest and be more nearly accurate. "I've tried times, it was natural that Gertrude- be-_ logical. Add in Sammy and Rosie and Bergs-there's Lewis Berg, a sug- dieting," she said, "but watching cal- with her boundless energy-should THE gin to look around for some means of Uncle David, with their problems and ar technician; Cherney, 18 -year -old ories makes me nervous, so I just let helping to make ends meet. And here worries and loves, and you have a son; Harriet, fourteen -year -old daugh- nature take its course." Somehow you through family circle which-stripped of its ter; and Gertrude-live in a ten -room think of the Biblical Naomi when you again we see Molly peeping Jewish dialect-might be any American duplex apartment in Central Park West talk with her. She has the same warm Gertrudé s make-up-Molly, the dream- of dreams and family. There you have the nearest ap- these days. There, in a neat little study patience, the same understanding. She er, but a dreamer sound proach to a formula which can be ap- away from the usual noises of a healthy has the faith of a child in people-all a dreamer with resources. plied to this radio show, which, if we household, "The Goldbergs" is written. people-that strikes an immediate re- are was a young art then, and an except Amos 'n' Andy, occupies a Mrs. Berg is a stickler for detail and her sponse in others. Her clothes sim- RADIO place of honor as radio's first serial. scripts are first set down as short nar- ple, her home ornate. Her twinkling awkward art. And this young mother Boiled down, it's simply a matter of ratives, later chopped into individual brown eyes, which can become sud- and wife saw-with her insatiable taste wide human appeal, and the only dif- broadcasts and put in dialog form. She denly sad and heavy, have warmth and for the warm and human things of life ference between the Goldbergs and works early in the morning, before the a deep strength of character. She is -what so many of the program -build- other less successful shows is that the noises of the city start and before her nervous, sensitive, highly excitable. ers of that early day failed to see: that less successful shows are aimed at own family is up and around. This is Gertrude Berg was an only child, people are most interested in the things the target of universal appeal with in- not so much to avoid the family as it bright, probably spoiled, reared in a near at hand, in the every-day prob- different success while the Goldbergs is an effort to spend more time with part of Harlem that had not yet gone lems of every -day people. Armed with has struck the bull's-eye. them, for from their conversations and black. Later her family moved to the a series of scripts called "Effie and If it seems odd to you that a poor affairs she gleans much of her material. Catskills, where her father operated an Laura" and with a letter of introduction Jewish family from the Ghetto of New Mrs. Berg is a conversation "snitcher." inn at Fleischmann, N. Y. Today Mrs. from Herman Bernie, brother of Ben, York should become the symbol of When anyone says something that Berg owns the large Fleischmann estate she went calling on program directors. American family life to so many people strikes her as having show possibilities, for which the town was named. At an It was Julius Seabach, then program of all sects and races throughout the she writes it down. Once she got up early age, Gertrude started acting in director for CBS, who became inter- country, it's because you haven't met and left a dinner party the Bergs were amateur theatricals, went to the Jewish ested in her stuff, agreed to put her on Gertrude Berg. Gertrude is Molly. As giving for friends, and when, after an folk -theater in New York. At the age (Continued on Page 43) P 9/5 13 War News from Europe Important Short -Wave DAILY PROGRAMS IN ENGLISH Morning Stations (Megacycles PST MST CITY STATION D1AL On Short Waves or thousands of kilocycles shown) 3:30 a.m. 4:30 a.m. London GSG 17.79 COCO, Cuba 8.70 ENE, U.S.S.R. 12.00 COCQ, 8.85 RV96, 6.03, 15.18 GSJ 21.53 CSW7, Portugal 9.735 SBP, Sweden 11.705 5:15 a.m. 6:15 a.m. London GSG 17.79 DM, Germany 15.20 SBT, " 15.155 21.53 Edited by Charles A. Morrison DJD, 11.77 SPW, Poland 13.635 7:55 a.m. DJL, " 15.11 TGWA, Guatemala 8:55 a.m. Rome 2R06 15.30 DXB, 8:00 a.m. " 9.61 9.685, 15.17 9:00 a.m. London GSG 17.79 President, International DX'ers Alliance EAQ, Spain 9.86 TG2, Guatemala 6.195 GSJ 21.53 EIRE, Ireland 17.84 V%3ME, Australia 9.51 9:30 a.m. 10:30 9.595 VLR, a.m. London GSI . 15.26 9.58 GRX, England 9.69 10:18 a.m. 11:18 a.m. Rome 2R04 11.81 W2XJI, New York GSA, 6.05 City 25.300 11:00 a.m. 12:00 noon London GSI 15.26 &SB, 9.51 W2XPI, " " 25.30 GSG 17.79 GSC, 9.58 WCAB, Philadelphia, London's GSD, 11.75 Pa. 6.06, 9.59, 21.52 Afternoon Broadcasting Schedule GSE, 12:50 p.m. 11,86 WCBX, New York City 1:50 p.m. London GSP 15.31 Sta- GSF, 15.14 21.57, 15.27, 11.83 GSF 15.14 tion Dial EST CST PST GSG, 17,79 9.65, 6.06 1:15 p.m. 2:15 GSH, 21.47 WGEA, Schenectady, p.m. Berlin DXB 9.61 GSG 17.79 5:42 a.m. to 12:00 noon 4:42 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. 2:42 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. pr GSI, 15.26 N.Y. 21.50, 15.33, 9.55 1:45 p.m. 2:45 p.m. (This station is just above NBC's broadcaster WNBI (17.78) PP London GSP 15.31 on the 16 -meter GSJ, 21.58 WGEO, Schenectady, GSF 15.14 band. These broadcast bands, such as the 13-, 16-, 19-, 25- or 31 -meter bands, are GSO, usually shown as thick lines or dots on 16.18 N. Y. 9.59 3:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Berlin DJD 11.77 your dial.) GBP. 15.31 WLWO, Cincinnati, GSJ 21.53 (On the D X B 9.61 the air same time as GSG) GSV, 'r 17.81 Ohio 6.06 (This is generally the loudest station on the 13 HAT4, Hungary 9.125 New York 3:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. London GSD 11.75 -meter band.) WNBI, City GSI 15.26 12:22 p.m. 3:30 p.m. HBL, Switzerland 9.34 17.78 GSB 9.51 to 11:22 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. 9:22 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. HBO, (This station is just below WCBX (15.27), New York 11.402 WPIT, Pittsburgh, Pa. 4:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Moscow RN E 12.00 City.) HPSA, Panama 11.70 21.54, 15.21 GSP 15.31 RAN 9.60 3:50 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. 2:50 p.m. fo 5:00 p.m. 12:50 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. HPSG, " 11.78 11,87, 6.14 4:25 p.m. (This station is a little below WGEA (15.33), Schenectady, N. Y., on the 19 -meter HVJ. Vatican City 15.12 WRCA, New York City 5:25 p.m. Berlin D X B 9.61 band.) JZI, Japan 9.535 9.67. 6.10 (ex. Sat.) GSF 15.14 (On the the same time as JZJ, 11.80 WRUL, Boston, Mass. 4:30 p.m. 5:30 air GSP) JZ%, " 15.16 11.79, p.m. Budapest HAT4 9.125 (This station is nearest the 15 megs of 19 -meter 8.04 (ex. Sat.) the band.) %GEI, San Francisco, WRUW, Boston, GSD 11.75 6:22 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. p.m. Calif. 4:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 5:22 to 8:15 p.m. 3:22 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. 9.53, 15.33 11.79, 15.13 Rome 2R03 9.63 (This station is just below DJD (11.77), Berlin, Germany, on the 25 -meter LRX, Argentina 9.68 XEWW, Mexico 9.50 band.) MTCY, 2R04 11.81 GSB 9.51 (On the air the same time as GSD) Manchukuo XOGX, China 15.20 4:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. London GSB 9.51 is below WGEO 11.775 BOGY, " 11.90 (This station just (9.53), Schenectady, N. Y., on the low -fre- OLR4A, Bohemia 11.84 XGX, " 15.2, 11.90 GSD 11.75 quency side of the 31 -meter band.) OZF, 4:45 p.m. Denmark 9.52 YV5RN, Venezuela 5.04 5:45 p.m. Madrid EAQ 9.86 GSB 9.51 9:37 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. 8:37 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. 6:37 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. OZH, " 15.32 YUG, Jugoslavia 5:03 p.m. 6:03 p.m. Paris Paris 9.68 PARIS MONDIAL, 15.24, 11.74 Mondial 11.885 France 9.68, 11.885 2E03. Italy 9.63 5:15 p.m. 6:15 p.m. Berlin THE British Commonwealth of berlain 15.243 2R04, " 11.81 DJD 11.77 told his countrymen that, "We PCJ. Holland 9.59, 15.22 2R06, " 15.30 DXB 9.61 Nations, "the Empire upon which are now in a state of war with Ger- PHI, " 17.775 2R09, " 9.67 Evening the sun never sets," is bound to- many." To thousands of loyal sub- BAN, U.S.S.R. 9.60 Luxembourg 6.09 6:45 p.m. 7:45 p.m. London GSB 9.51 gether figuratively by s h o r t -w a v e jects isolated in the far outposts of GSD 11.75 links. By means of short wave King the 7:30 p.m. earth, the news from London and 9:45 a.m.-Guatemala-Marimba Ensemble: 8:30 p.m. Berlin DJD 11.77 George V first sent his Christmas mes- the booming strokes of TGWA DXB 9.61 Big Ben have (15.17) 8:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. London GSB 9.51 sage to his people in far-flung British become an indispensable link with 10 a.m.-Vatican City -English talk: HVJ (15.12) GSC 9.58 possessions. By short wave Edward home. 3 p.m. -Mexico City-Mexican Hour: XECR 8:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Paris Paris 9.68 VIII spoke his famous farewell words, At Daventry, the great short-wave (7.38) XEWW (9.50) Mondial 11.885 "At long last * * * " By short wave center of the British Broadcasting Cor - 4 p.m.-New York, Philadelphia -The War This 9:15 p.m. 10:15 p.m. Paris Paris 9.68 on September 1, Prime Minister Cham- (Continued on Page 45) Week: WCBX (11.83) WCAB (6.06) Mondial 11.885 4:45 p.m.-Rome -Opera, "Aida": 2R03 (9.63) 10:15 p.m. 11:15 p.m. London GSB 9.51 2R04 (11.81) 12:00 mid. 1:00 a.m. London GSB 9.51 5:15 p.m.-Rome -Interviews in English with THE NEWS THIS WEEK: South African ama- stations have been ordered to stop making any 12:00 mid. 1:00 a.m. Moscow RV96 15.18 celebrities visiting Rome: 2R03 (9.63) teurs left the air on Sunday, October 29, for the English announcements for the duration of the 1:00 a.m. 2:CO a.m. London GSB 9.51 6:30 p.m. -Paris-English play: (9.68) duration of the war . . . CNW2 (5.884), 2,000 war . ZIK2, Belize, British Honduras, broad- 3:00 a.m. 4:00 a.m. Paris TPB3 17.85 watts, in Tangier, is now in operation The casting Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, from Swiss Monday and Wednesday night (8:45 to 8:30 to 9 p m. EST (7:30 to 8 CST; 5:30 to 6 Monday, November 13 Daily Programs, Sat., Nov. 10:15 p.m. EST; 7:45 to 9:15 CST; 5:45 to 7:15 PST), is again being heard on a frequency of 10.6 For programs broadcast daily see Daily Programs (Col. 1) PST) programs for North America are now being megs ... A new station, COX7 (4.29), controlled 4 p.m.-Boston -Radio and Television Course: broadcast over HBL (9.34) . The Danish pro- by the Cuban army, Ciudad Militar, Havana, is 11.73) I I , through Fri., Nov. 17 WRUL (6.04 and gram for North America, heard nightly from 9:30 relaying broadcast station CMZ nightly with loud 4:15 p.m. -London -Talk, "Background to the NOTE: Programs from warring coun- to 11 p.m. EST (8:30 to 10 CST; 6:30 to 8 PST) signals ... COCX, Havana, has moved to 9.155; News": GSB (9.51) GSD (11.75) tries subject to change notice. over OZF (9.52), is now being heard with good COBC to 9.36 megs ... TGWB of Guatemala City 5 p.m. -Rio de Janeiro -Brazilian program: PSH without signal The programs listed here are those broadcast daily at the strength. A station announcement in En- has moved to 6.415 megs . Amateur station (10.22) same time. Exceptions are indicated. glish is given at 9:30 p.m. EST (8:30 CST; 6:30 TG5JG, operating experimentally on a broadcast 5:30 p.m. -Rome -Letters from listeners in all PST City Program Station PST), the news in Danish at 9:50 p.m. EST (8:50 frequency of 11.75 megs, may soon receive a reg- parts of the world: 2R03 (9.63) CST; 6:50 PST), very beautiful chimes are ular broadcasting license from the Guatemalan 5:45 p.m. -Switzerland for 3:15 a.m.-China-News (English): XGOY (11.9) -Program North Amer- sounded just before 10 p.m. EST (9 CST; 7 PST), government . . A new 2,500 -watt station, CXA3 ica: HBL (9.34) 3:30 a.m.-Saigon-News (English) : (11.78) then a clock similar to Big Ben strikes the hour (6.075), Servicio Oficial de 4:30 a.m.-Ireland-Variety: EIRE (17.84) Difusion Radio Elec- 4:30 a.m.-Delhi, (4 a.m. EST: 3 CST; 1 PST in Copenhagen), and trica, Mercedes 823, Montevideo, Uruguay, is op- India -News (English) : VUD2 Tuesday, November 14 (9.59) the program ends with the National anthem . . erating from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. EST (9:30 Which is the Mexico City station on 9.68 megs to 11:30 a.m. CST; 7:30 For programs broadcast daily see Daily Programs (Col. 1) 4:30 a.m. (ex. Sun.) -Melbourne -War news: VLR to 9:30 PST) and from 19.58) that interferes with "Paris Mondial" on the same 3:30 to 9:30 p.m. EST (2:30 to 8:30 CST; 12:30 2 p.m. -Boston -Interviews with interesting peo- frequency nightly? . The anti -Nazi "German to 6:30 PST) Another new 2,500-watt station, ple: WRUW (15.13) WRUL (11.79) 4:30 a.m.-San Francisco -News (English) : KGEI ... (9.53) Freedom Station" is broadcasting nightly from a owned by Canepa y Cia, of the same city, is test- 2:45 p.m. -London-Talk, "In England Now": secret location in Austrian Germany on frequen- ing with the following calls, and on the following GSP (15.31) GSF 4:45 a.m.-London-News (Italian) : GSG (17.79) (15.14) cies ranging 5a.m.-Berlin-Variety program: DJB (15.20) from 10 to 11 megs ... August Balbi frequencies: CXA5 (9.485), CXA7 (11.735), and 4 p.m. (Tues., Wed., Thurs.)-Luxemburg-Pro- 5 a.m.-New York City-Commentaries direct of Los Angeles, Calif., writes that DXB (9.61) is CXA16 (15.380) ... Deep in war -ravaged China, gram from Luxemburg: (15.35) from war capitals: WCBX (21.57) now broadcasting an additional schedule in En- an American woman, Agnes Smedley, keeps the 5 p.m.-Rome -Royal Carabinieri Band: 2R03 glish, nightly from 11 p.m. to 1 a.m. EST (10 p.m. Chinese army informed of world events (9.63) 2R04 (11.81) 5:15 a.m. (ex. Sun.) -Cincinnati -N e w s (En- by copy- glish): WLWO (6.06) to 12 mid. CST; 8 to 10 p.m. PST) ... The Berne ing news bulletins from KGEI, the General Elec- 5:45 p.m. -Holland -Music, talks and humor: 6 a.m.-Schenectady-News (English): WGEA Bureau has assigned the following calls to the new tric short-wave station at San Francisco. Con- PCJ (9.59) (15.33) 10,000 -watt Belgrade, Jugoslavia, station: YUA cerning reception she writes, "We have difficulty 6 p.m. (Tues., Thurs., Sat.) -Costa Rica -In- 6:15 a.m.-Oslo-News (French): LKV (15.17) and YUB (6.10); VUC and YUD (9.505); YUE if we run out of batteries -which is often, due to formal English programs from the parlor of 9 a.m.-New York City-English Hour: WNBI (11.735), and YUF and YUG (15.24) . The the cost-or when our precious batteries run Amando Cespedes Marin: TI4NRH (9.69) (17.78) Soviet broadcast for North America nightly from down. Unfortunately, when I am not here no one 6:15 p.m.-Paris -English play: (9.68) 9 a.m.-Panama-International Hour: HP5G 7 to 8:50 p.m. EST (6 to 7:50 CST; 4 to 5:50 can take down the broadcasts quick enough, and (11.78) PST), is now being heard best over RNE (12.00) when there is a typhoon or the radio is broken, Wednesday, November 15 9:17 a.m.-London-Arabic program: GSP (15.31) . . . All Colombian and Venezuelan short-wave we can get no news." For programs broadcast daily see 9:45 a.m.-Guatemala-Marimba band: TGWA Daily Programs (Col. a) (15 17) 2:45 p.m. -London -Matters of the Moment: GSP 10 a.m.-New York City -News (15.31) GSF (15.14) (Italian): WNBI 3:45 p.m.-New York City -News (Spanish) : 7 p.m. -New York City-News (English) : WRCA (17.78) WCBX (11.83) (9.67) 4:40 p.m. -Budapest -Folk -lore songs and gypsy band:-HAT4 (9.125) 11 a.m.--New York City-News (German): WNBI 4 p.m. -Moscow-News, talks and music: RAN 7 p.m. (ex. Mon.) -Ecuador -Religious program: (17.78) (9.60) RNE (12) RV96 (6.03) HCJB (12.46) 4:45 p.m. -Berlin -Press Review in English: DJD 11 :15 (11.77) (9.61) a.m.-London-News (French): GSI (15.26) 4 p.m. (ex. Sat.) -Budapest -Program for North 8 p.m. -Cincinnati -News (English): WLWO DXB 12 noon -New York City -News (French): WNBI America: HAT4 (9.125) (6.06) 7:15 p.m. -Guatemala-Opera: TGWA (9.685) 8:30 p.m.-London "Matters (17.78) 4 p.m.-Belgrade -Program for North America: 8:45 p.m. (ex. Sat.)-Capetown-Setting-up exer- -Talk, of Moment": 12 noon -Rome -Evening concert: 2R06 (15.30) YUG (15.24 or 11.74) cises: ZRL (9.61) GSB (9.51) GSC (9.58) GSD (11.75) 12:15 p.m. -London-Talk about England in War 4:15 p.m. -Cincinnati -News (English) : WLWO Times: GSG (17.79) GSI (15.26) (6.06) Thursday, November 16 12:30 p.m. -New York City-News (English): 4:15 p.m. (ex. Sat., Sun.) -New York City-News Saturday, November I I For program broadcast daily see Daily Programs WCBX (15.27) (Portuguese): WCBX (11.83) For programs broadcast daily see Daily Programs (Col. 1) (Col. 1) 1 & 4 p.m.-New York City -News (Portuguese): 4:30 p.m. -Rome -American Hour: 2R03 (9.63) 4 p.m. -Budapest -Transylvanian music: HAT4 WNBI (17.78) WRCA (9.67) 2R04 (11.81) 10:45 a.m.-Boston, Mass. -Football; Yale vs. (9.12) Brown: WRUW (15.13) WRUL (11.79) 1:15 p.m. -London -News (German) : GSP (15.31) 4:45 p.m. -Madrid -North American program: 4:15 p.m.-London -Talk, "Background to 11:45 a.m.-Cincinnati-Football; the 1:55 p.m. (ex. Sat., Sun.) -Schenectady, Pitts- EAQ (9.86) Purdue vs. News": GSB (9.51) GSD (11.75) Northwestern: WLWO burgh -News (English): WPIT (11.87) 4:55 p.m. -Prague --Program for Czech listeners: (6.06) 6 p.m.-Berlin -Weekly letter in English home 2:45 to WGEA (15-33) OLR4A (11.84) p.m. -London -Talk, "London Log": GSP folks back in Iowa: DJD (11.77) (15.31) 2 p.m. (ex. Sun.) -New York City-News (Pol- 5 p.m.-Paris -Talks, plans, music and news: ish, French. German, Italian): WCBX (11.83) (9.68 and 11.885) 5 p.m. -Stockholm -Program for Swedish listen- (11.705) 2 & 3 p.m. -New York City -News (Spanish): 5:15 p.m.-Paris --English talk: (9.68 and 11.885) ers: SBP Friday, November 17 5:30 p.m. -Hawaii -Native music: KHE (18.04) WNBI (17.78) WRCA (9.67) 5:30 p.m. -Paris -News (French) : (9.68) For programs broadcast daily see Daily Programs (Col. a) KQH (14.92) 2:45 p.m. -Lisbon -Variety program: CSW7 5:50 p.m. -Rome --News (Italian) : 2R03 (9.63) 2:45 p.m. -London -Talk, "In England Now": (9.74) 2R04 (11.81) 2R06 (15.30) 7 p.m. (Sat., Sun., Mon.) -Luxemburg -Program from Luxemburg: (6.09) GSP (15.31) GSF (15.14) 3:30 p.m. (ex. Sat., Sun.) -New York City-Kal- 5:55 p.m. -New York City -News (English): 4:30 p.m. -Boston -Interesting letters from near (11.7) WCBX (11.83) WCAB (9.59 or 6.06) and far: WRUL (6.04 and 11.73) 3:30 p.m. (ex. Sat., Sun.) -New York City-Kal- 6 p.m. -Paris -News (Spanish) : (9.68 and 11.885) Sunday, November 12 4:45 p.m. -Rome -Guest star appearances: 2R03 tenborn Views the News: WCBX (11.83) 6 p.m. -London-News (Spanish) : GSB (9.51) (9.63) 2R04 (11.81) For programs broadest daily see Daily Programs (Col. 1) 3:45 p.m. (ex. Sun.) -Philadelphia -Commenta. 6:30 p.m. -Denmark -Program for Danish listen- 5:15 p.m. -Rome-Talk in English: 2R03 (9.63) ries from European war capitals: WCAB ers: OZF (9.52) 6 a.m.-New York City-Commentaries direct 7 p.m. --G u a t e m al a-Radio Theater: TGWA (9.59 or 6.06) 7 p.m. -Chile -Dance music: CB1180 (11.97) from European capitals: WCBX (21.57) (9.685) 14 /5 P LISTENING TO LEARN

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The World Is Yours, NBC. Dramati- every phase of American life. Subject: zations on history, the arts and sciences "Women on the Land." Eastern Central Mountain Pacific inspired by exhibits in the Smithson- 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. ian Institution. Field: Biology. Sub- ject: "The Great Apes." Of Men and Books, CBS. Northwestern Eastern Central Mountain Pacific University's Professor John T. Freder- 4:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. ick reviews books with the keen un- Ted Malone to lead a radio tour Monday, November 13 derstanding of a man who writes as Prof. Frederick makes the unique through the Joyce Kilmer Shrine An well as reads well. Books: Frederick boast that less than half the books Frontiers of Democracy, CBS.* at- William Wile's News Is Where You in New Brunswick, N. J., Sunday focus students' attention on he reviews become best sellers tempt to Find It arid Damon Runyon's My Old some of the problems of - tomorrow Man. which they will have to solve through Eastern Central Mountain Pacific dramatizations based on a report of 4:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Background for Listening the National Resources Committee on Human Side of Literature, NBC. Ed- Person -to -Person ... inventions and their probable effect on ward A. Weeks, editor of Atlantic A pre -listening review of pertinent A note comes from Irwin Johnson the future. Topic: "The Fight to Go Monthly, interprets the human side of in of station WBNS (Columbus, Ohio) facts about a broadcast most cases Backward." literature as expressed in famous dia- creates in the listener a keener appre- Eastern Central Mountain Pacific announcing the inauguration of a se- 9:15 a.m. 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. ries, letters and manuscripts. Title: ciation of the program he hears, and ries of debates utilizing a specially Adventure in Reading, NBC.t Drama- "Are Americans People?" created technique. Teams from eigh- gives the ambitious listener the neces- Eastern Central Mountain Pacific tizations of the lives of famous literary 9:30 p.m. 8:30 P.M. 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. teen colleges in the Ohio conference ary information for further pre -broad- figures, alternating with dramas based will compete for the WBNS Radio Wednesday, November 15 cast preparation. To serve that purpose, on books of social or political signifi- Debate Cup. therefore, here is a list of some of the cance. This week: Virginia Woolf. New Horizons, CBS.* The story behind outstanding educational programs on the Virginia Woolf is the daughter of Sir the making of America's map presented Northwestern University's Professor air this week, with helpful annotations Leslie Stephen, noted English biographer, by dramatization, commentary and in- John T. Frederick makes a very un- literary critic and free thinker, and re- terviews with specialists in natural for his regarding the specific subject to be usual claim to distinction "Of lated to half the most scholarly families history, exploration and research. Sub- Men and Books" series. At least half treated in each: in England-the Darwins, Maitlands, ject: "Men Against the Rivers." the books he reviews never find their Symondses, Stracheys. After her father's Today's episode follows the explora- sight of listings. Saturday, November I I way within best-seller death, Virginia and her sister lived in a tions of Hernando de Soto, Francisco de small house in Bloomsburg, London, "That doesn't mean they aren't worth- Art For Your Sake, NBC. Dramatiza- Orellana, Gonzalo Pizarro, Father Car- reading," "On the tions of the lives and works of great which became the nucleus of "The vajal and Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo in the while he explains. Artist: Frans Hals. Bloomsburg Group," internationally fam- Americas in the years 1541-42. contrary, they frequently are of greater painters. ous for members as Clive Bell, literary merit than works that sell by Frans Hals (1580-1666) was a Dutch such Eastern Central Mountain Pacifie painter, one of the most brilliant of the Leonard Woolf, E. M. Forster, Lytton 9:15 a.m. 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. the hundreds and thousands. But they Strachey, John Maynard Keynes. Short- authors, or impressionist school, which he did so Thursday, November 16 aren't written by popular much to found. As a portrait painter he ly after she married, Virginia and her as well publicized. The American read- is second only to Rembrandt in Holland, husband, Leonard Woolf, set up a small Tales from Far and Near, CBS.* ing public is un- hand -press and began producing a few consequently quite displaying extraordinary talent and Dramatizations of modern children's aware of their existence. That's why I quickness in the exercise of his art. Hals books in limited editions. This enter- stories. Story: Kate Seredy's "The prise developed into a real publishing review them. I want my listeners to achieved remarkable success in the ar- White Stag." become acquainted with authors of tistic grouping of a number of portraits, business, the Hogarth Press. She wrote In "The White Stag," Kate Seredy so that each should have the desired a number of sketches and novels. "To shows her love of the country, farming really important books." prominence while the effect of the whole the Lighthouse" in 1927 is probably her and animals, her drawings of the latter best. Illinois' Department of Public Health was that of unity. His masterpieces in Eastern Central Mountain Pacific being so lovely that one wants to touch this department in the town hall of 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. them. Kate studied art in France, Italy has prepared another set of recorded Haarlem have never been equaled. Adventures in Science, CBS. Watson and Germany and learned many equally educational dramas on public health (Please turn to pages 19, 20 and 21.) Davis of Science Service, Inc., reports as important things at home from her for release to all interested broadcast- Eastern Central Mountain Pacifie father before coming to this country in 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. on in ers in and near Illinois. Last year the latest developments the sci- 1922. In fifteen years she had mastered entific field and presents eminent twenty-three independent stations Sunday, November 12 our language so well that "The :White scientists as speakers. Guest: Dr. W. Stag" won the Newberry Medal as the gave a total of 534 fifteen -minute peri- On Your Job, NBC. Vocational gui- Lee Lewis. most distinguished book for children ods to these transcriptions. Working on dance program designed to lead people Dr. Winford Lee Lewis, who invented published in 1937. the theory that the successful use of who are in search of jobs to the kind Lewisite (deadly gas used during the Eastern Central Mountain Pacific radio for public health education de- of work for which they are fitted. World War), will advance reasons why 9:15 a.m. 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. pends upon the adaptation of the sub- Subject: "Tunnel Man," a peek at job warring nations might not use gases in Ideas That Came True, NBC.t A series ject -matter to the medium by someone of underground construction workers. the current European war. He was for- tracing the history of the development who understands both, a professional merly professor and head of Northwest- E astern Central Mountain Pacifie of the democratic idea and the results script -writer with training and 12:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. ern University's chemistry department, ex- of social activity under a government perience in public welfare has been Pilgrimage of Poetry, NBC. Radio now is director of the scientific research department at the Institute of Meat which allows freedom of thought, added to the department's staff. tours through the homes of America's Packers, Chicago. speech and action. Topic: "The Soldier most famous poets, conducted by Ted E Central Mountain Pacific and the Silver Peg." November 10 and 11 finds many Malone. Locale: Joyce Kilmer Shrine, 4:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. outstanding leaders in the field of ra- New Brunswick, New Jersey. Youth Questions the Headlines, NBC. dio education assembled in Minneapo- Joyce Kilmer (1886-1918), American Opinions of young men and young Friday, November 17 poet, author, editor and soldier, made his lis for the Third Annual KSTP Con- women from different cities on world This Living World, CBS.* Dramatiza- ference on Educational Broadcasting. literary reputation with a twelve -line expressed in forum discus- poem, "Trees," best known among its questions tions, commentary and forums on prob- This yearly meeting was started in contemporaries. By thirty, Kilmer had sions. Originations: Dallas, Texas, and lems of the day, followed by student 1937 by Thomas D. Rishworth, edu- attained an almost unique position in New York, N. Y. discussion of the questions involved. cator -director of station KSTP, and Eastern Central Mountain Pacific literary circles, lecturing on poetry, in- 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Problem: "Social Security." since its founding sixteen radio work- terviewing famous men of letters, was Eastern Central Mountain Pacifie Tuesday, November 14 9:15 a.m. 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. shops have been established in the poet, essayist, critic and anthologist. Twin City area. The conference pro- He was killed in action on the Marne Folk -Music of America, CBS.* Series The Torch of Progress, NBC. Dr. in France. gram includes several demonstrations tracing origin of American music, with Griggs, noted lecturer and brilliant by these workshop groups, talks, E astern Central Mountain Pacific mu- 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. historical and literary, as well as scholar, tells the story of human prog- round - table discussions and panel sic, Period: Songs of Gold Great Plays, NBC. A cavalcade of the value. the ress by portraying the people who meetings. A feature of the meeting theater from earliest times to the pres- Rush Days. lived in the successive epochs of cul- will be three audition-rooms, where Eastern Central mountain Pacific People: The Persians. ent, under the supervision of Blevins 9:15 a.m. 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. ture. recordings of outstanding educational Eastern Central Mountain Pacifie Davis. Play: Shakespeare's "Romeo Gallant American Women, NBC.t 6:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. programs will be played for visitors and Juliet" (1596). Dramatizations showing the part wo- "American School of the Air" program, designed and upon request. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific timed tor classroom use. 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. men have played and are playing in fDesigned and timed for classroom use. -J. H. P 9/5 15 THE VOICE OF THE LISTENER $1.00 will be paid to the writer of every letter used in this department. Readers, express your opinions, write to V. O. L. , 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago, Illinois

Sock Program the youngest of our ward family whis- ing as the serials they precede and fol- though we were little children to be ca- pered. "She Dear V. O. L.: has everything!" was the low. Several of our popular programs are joled into eating his product. Don't spon- Here's a suggestion which many wo- answer. getting wise and presenting them as sors and announcers know that a few At the end of the program we hung humorous sketches or dialog with a sur- well-chosen words, delivered with sin- men would agree to. When we do our up our mending and such tasks that allow sit- earphones, filled with satisfaction prise ending. The possibilities are in- cerity and brevity are worth a dictionary and the desire to dream of the wonder- finite and what a relief from the cut and of tiresome chatter? Thanks to the spon- ting, we,eould be listening to the reading ful friend of a good book. One often hears, "I just radio had given us. Nosiree! dried formula. sors who are streamlining their com- haven't time to read the latest books, I there's no one that can appreciate radio I used to hold my breath as the an- mercials and saving the housewife the like an invalid. nouncer jammed as many words as pos- trouble of turning the dial. have so much mending to do." Then Mrs. why not have the books read to us while Freda Carlson, 2341 Denmark St., sible into his allotted time, his lungs tor- Wesley Saum, Yankton, S. Dak. we work? How about it, sock menders? Muskegon, Mich. tured for air, his meaning blurred by the rapid-fire delivery. And then came Wouldn't it be interesting to see what Ann Michrina, Gary, Ind. Streamlined Commercials the jolly announcer who tried to inject would happen if a sponsor should use It's an interesting idea. It might set Dear V. O. L.: so much enthusiasm into his little speech, a loud, long and punchy commercial Commercials can be made as interest - who talked down to his listeners as new styles in men's hose. We'd be plug delivered by a "bang, bang!" an- hesitant, though, about wearing a pair nouncer for thirteen weeks, then use a of socks darned to the accompaniment short, moderate, straightforward an- of a reading of "Finnegan's Wake" or nouncement spoken by a conversa- Gertrude Stein!-V. O. L. MUSICAL quiz -master Ted Cott tional, sincere voice for thirteen weeks, then compare sales figures.-V. O. L. "Met" for the Masses freely admits he doesn't know Dear V. O. L.: a note of music and can't What About Guest Stars? even play a kazoo. But he does love It seems shameful to think the Metro- Dear V. O. L.: politan Opera must be lost to the mil- music, and "some day," he says, "I Thanks for publishing Wilson Brown's lions of appreciative listeners through hope to know as much as the contes- memo about indifferent patronage. Touring opera "Unwelcome Guest Stars." tants I question." Cott learned what He not only hit the nail on the head. companies, like the San Carlo, seem to He drove it he knows deep into the coffin lid of experience no such difficulty. That of music in his father's Man- the guest -star spook that haunts our should offer proof that common people hattan radio store, where he listened loudspeakers. do patronize opera when it is within to phonograph disks and the radio. I suppose these radio trends must go their means to do so. But after looking up the questions in cycles. Quiz shows, serials, swing and It is unfair to allow the so-called "cafe guest stars seem to be beforehand, he's an even match for competing with society" of New York to kill the great each other for the cycle endurance record Met tradition. Perhaps the solution is the competitors on "So You Think -and the serials and guest stars look this: Divorce the Metropolitan from its You Know Music." (As we go to press like the best blue-blooded nonfollowers. Let them at- bets. this program is changing time. Our I used to like fish when I was a kid. tend their boxing matches and horse I ate too much program listings will carry the new fish. Now fish makes me races, but let their empty opera seats be sick. So do two-thirds of the guest stars. filled with the Joneses and the Smiths. time as soon as it is available.) To my listening taste the big difference Lower admission prices would fill the in welcome and unwelcome radio guests opera house to overflowing every night. Then lies in whether they are presented be- to make up the deficiency of low- GET IN THE QUIZ cause they have something to contribute ered box-office revenue, some enterpris- GAME to entertainment or education or are sim- ing radio sponsor could gain lasting ply crammed down our throats because good -will by helping to guard something (For correct answers to fol- 3. The Battle of Lake Erie their name might sell Slido Soak. I like vital to the survival of civilization. to hear Carole Lombard act in a A. lowing questions see Page 44.) was won by John Paul Jones. "Lux Bernice Fox, Chicago, Ill. Radio Theater" comedy, but as a name on the "Circle"-piffle. I get the average Calling Due Attention From "Name Three" From "Quicksilver" kick out of a championship fight broad- Dear V. O. L.: (MBS, Sat., 8:00 p.m. EST) (NBC, Wed., 8:30 p.m. EST) cast, but I'm not at all thrilled over Joe The thing I enjoyed most of the Oc- Louis as a variety show guest. tober 18 "Fred Allen Show" was Harry 1. In what three professions 1. When a man passes a "What's in a name? A rose by any von Zell and the others creating atmos- does a man start at the top and blonde on the street, what mir- other name would smell as sweet." Give phere for Gene Autry's entrance by their his way acle happens? us radio's roses, not names. burlesque singing of "The Last Rbund- work down? Elsie Warner, Chattanooga, Tenn. up." It was certainly fine, I wish and 2. Spell the plural of mos- 2. What's better than a fork you would start a column so that listen- We think this would be a fine spot quito, in the road? ers could state "the little bit of some- beau, opus. to print another blank ballot for a public thing" that made a hit for them during referendum. the week's broadcasting. 3. A man standing in the ex- 3. What has Brooklyn got The first such ballot we Arthur Gleason, Bogue Chitto, Miss. treme northwest corner of New that New York City hasn't got? submitted on studio applause in the November 3 issue is drawing a wide- To find out "the little bit (or the big Mexico could shake hands From "College of Musical spread response. We will publish its bit) of something" that finds with people in which three favor with Knowledge" results soon. In the meantime, give us the listeners is other states? one of the purposes of (NBC, Wed. 10:00 p.m. EST) an even bigger vote on this question. this department. We would appreciate Let it be known what the listeners want more such guides to the highspots of From "So You Think You 1. Answer right or wrong: and do not want.-V. O. L. radio as pointed out by the listeners. Know Music" a. Lew Ayres has composed a song called "Autumnal Equi- -V. O. L. 1. In which opera does each nox"; b. Van Buren, Ark., is of the following play a central Shut -In Corner the home of Andy Devine; c. Please tear out and mail to V. O. L., 731 Plymouth role?-a. A staff that blossoms; Dear V. O. L.: Gene Raymond and Joan Blon- Court, Chicago, Ill. Do you remember when b. the head of a prophet; c. the Gladys dell are husband and wife; Swarthout had that grand Saturday song of a bird; d. the beating evening program? Back in those days, d. William Frederick Cody was BALLOT one of a tom-tom. Saturday evening my ward mates the real name of Buffalo Bill. There are too many big and I were feeling pretty low. The day name guest 2. Id e n t if y the following had been gloomy. Next door a man was From "Quixie-Doodle Contest" stars on regular programs dying. We heard folk -dances with their proper his groanings and (MBS, Fri., 8:00 p.m. EST) gaspings. We knew a priest had admin- nationalities? - a. Trepak; b. The guest star situation is all right as istered last rites. If we raised our voices Czardas; c. Mazurka; d. Hopak; 1. How much dirt can you or forgot and laughed we were quickly it is hushed. Besides, it being Saturday night, e. Waltz; f. Tarantella; g. Su- dig from a hole four feet wide, we could think of many places prefer- sie -Q. five feet deep and six feet Guest stars cause me to buy more of able to this "prison." So when bed time long? the sponsor's product (answer "yes" or came, with mournful sighs we put on From "True or False" our earphones. 2. Why does a man's hair (NBC, Mon., 8:30 p.m. ESTI "no") And then Gladys Swarthout came to turn grey sooner than his us. She not only entered our imprison- 1. Maude Adams founded mustache? Remarks ing room, she came right into our hearts. Hull House. The unhappiness of the day vanished 3. If George Washington as we listened to her warm, glorious voice. Her spoken message vibrant with 2. Caribou can be found in were living today, for what friendliness, made us feel that here was Maine. would he be most noted? a friend, one who understood and sym- pathized. "She's beautiful, too, isn't she?" 16 9/5 P THIS WEEK'S PROGRAMS

N-9 5 Page 17 MORNING Log of Stations Listed in Edition N -Northern Pacific SATURDAY *Star program listings Call Kilo- Power Net- Call Kilo- Power Net - it Letters cycles Watts Location work Letters cycles Watts Location work indicates news broadcast. November I I 7:00 PST 8:00 MST CBR 1100 5,000 Vancouver, B. C. CBC KGVO 1260 5,000 Missoula, Montana CBS NBC -Musical Clock: KPO CFAC* 930 1,000 Calgary, Alberta CBC KGW 620 5,000 Portland, Oregon NBC -R NBC -Football Game: KGO KGA NBC -The Wise Man: KOA CFCN 1030 10,000 Calgary, Alberta CBC KHQ 590 5,000 Spokane, Washington NBC -R KJR KIDO KGIR KTFI KEX CHAR 1200 250 Moosejaw, Saskatchewan CBC KIDO 1350 2,500 Boise, Idaho NBC KLO NBC -Musical Clock: KGO CJCA 730 1,000 Edmonton, Alberta CBC KIRO 710 1,000 Seattle, Washington CBS *News: CJOR KSL NBC -Ross KLO KGA NBC -B Tilt): KSEI CJOC 1210 100 Lethbridge, Alberta CBC KJR 970 5,000 Seattle, Washington CFCN-Tin Pan Alley KIDO KEX KFYR NBC -B KTFI KJR CJOR 600 500 Vancouver, B. C. Local KLO* 1400 5,000 Ogden. Utah CHAR -Show Tunes CFCN CJRM 950 1,000 Regina, Saskatchewan CBC KMO 1330 1,000 Tacoma, Washington MBS CJCA-Closing Grain Prices Los Angeles, Calif. CBS *News: KGW KHQ KFPY CKCD 1010 100 Vancouver. B. C. Local KNX 1050 50,000 CJRM-Review of Hits -R 7:15 PST 8:15 MST CKCK 1010 1,000 Regina, Saskatchewan CBC KOA 830 50,000 Denver, Colorado NBC KCK-Tropical Moods Local NBC-Rakov's Orch.: KLO KTFI CKY'l' 910 15,000 Winnipeg, Manitoba CBC KOAC 550 1,000 Corvallis, Oregon KFBB-Farmers Noon Hour 940 Portland, Oregon CBS KJR KEX KGA KGHL KDYL 1290 5,000 Salt Lake City, Utah NBC -R KOIN 5,000 KFXD-Luncheon Hour KEX 1180 5,000 Portland, Oregon NBC -B KOL 1270 5,000 Seattle, Washington DL & MBS *CBC-News: CJCA CFAC Seattle, Washington NBC -R KGHL-Government Reports KFBB 1280 5,000 Great Falls, Montana CBS KOMO 920 5,000 Melodies & MBS KGVO-Noontime NBC -No School Today: KOA KFBKt 1490 10,000 Sacramento, Calif. NBC & CRS KOOS 1390 250 Marshfield, Oregon DL Tomorrow 50,000 San Francisco, Calif. NBC -R KGW-Stars of *News: KFI KOL KFI 640 50,000 Los Angeles, Calif. NBC -R KPO 680 KOAC-Voice Industry 900 1,000 Pocatello, Idaho NBC of 7:30 PST 8:30 MST KFPY 890 5,000 Spokane, Washington CBS KSEI KWSC-Morning Melodies Calif. & KSL 1130 50,000 Salt Lake City, Utah CBS NBC -Charioteers: KGO KFRC 610 5,000 San Francisco, DL MdS KGIR Local 1240 1,000 Twin Falls, Idaho NBC 11:15 PST 12:15 MST KGA KTFI KFYR KEX CFCN KFXD 1200 250 Nampa, Idaho KTFI KFYR 550 5,000 Bismarck, North Dakota NBC KVI 570 5,000 Tacoma, Washington CBS MBS-Concert Orch.: KFRC KIDO Local KGA 1470 5,000 Spokane, Washington NBC -B KWSC 1220 5,000 Pullman. Washington NBC -Football Game: CBR CBS -Nat'l Hillbilly Champions: 780 - 5,000 Billings, Montana NBC KXA 760 500 Seattle, Washington Local KGHL CHAB-Concert Songs KSL 1340 5,000 Butte, Montana NBC KYAt 1230 5,000 San Francisco, Calif. NBC & CRS KGIR* . & Zeb, sketch NBC -Bright Idea Club: KOA 790 7,500 San Francisco, Calif. NBC -B CJOC-Eb KGO CJOR-Voices Mean Dollars *News: KIRO KJR KNX KVI CJRM-Weather; Sports 7:45 PST 8:45 MST NBC -National Broadcasting Company * Star in program listings indicates news highlights. CKCK-At the Organ NBC -The Child Grows Up: KGO CBS -Columbia Broadcasting System NOTICE: The information contained in the program schedules KEX-Musical Chats KGIR KSEI KTFI KJR KEX MBS-Mutual Broadcasting System presented in these pages is supplied by the stations broadcasting KFXD-Sing Song Time KGHL KFYR NBC -B -National Broadcasting Company Basic Blue Network those programs, and RADIO GUIDE should not be considered re - KGHL-Midland Melodies *NBC -News KPO NBC -R -National Broadcasting Company Basic Red Network sponsible for errors in announcements due to tailure of stations to *KGVO-News CBC-Canadian Broadcasting Corporation advise of weekly program changes. 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For Be Yours complete details, please Can page turn to the next GREAT PICTURES "THE FOX AND WOLF HUNT," above, by Peter color of Venice and the drawing of Florence), Paul Rubens (1577-1640) expresses all the he developed a great studio in Antwerp, which (Confinued ) tumultuous energy and joy of life which char- became the art center of the world. "Art for THROUGH a new series called acterized this great Flemish painter. Combining Your Sake" will help you to enjoy and ap- "Art for Your Sake" (Saturday, the best elements of previous Italian art (the preciate such painters and paintings as these 7:30 p.m. EST; e:30 CST; 5:30 MST; 4:30 PST) NBC invites you to enjoy great art. To make your enjoy - "BROKEN EGGS." below, by Jean Baptiste for great qualities of the heart and for "good melt most effective, NBC has made Greuze (1725-1805). Of humble French ante- morals." "Broken Eggs," for all its charm, arrangements to supply sixteen repro- cedents, Greuze was an early moral indigna- however, has little moral significance, only an ductions of masterpieces to be dis- tionist among painters. Diderot, great eight- old grandmother's anger at a pouting child. This cussed-like those you see on these 1940 season eenth -century encyclopedist, praised his work master will be presented during pages, except in color-for only one dol ar. Listen his Saturday to a dramatization based on the life of Frans Hais and his painting, "The Bohemian Girl." Then order your portfolio of reproductions from the Na-ional Art Society, 30 Broad St., New York, at once and follow the "A -t for Your Sake" dramatizations of the life and work of other mas - ten. each Saturday as they are presented according to this schedule: Broadcast Date Painter Subject Nov. 11-Frans Hals: "The Bohemian Girl" Noe- 18-Francois Boucher: "Mme. de Pompadour" Nov. 25-James M. W. Turner: "Grand Canal, Venice" Dec. 2-Eugene Delacroix: "Hamlet and Horatio" Dec. 9-Honore Daumier: "Third Class Carriage" Dec. 16-Paul Gauguin: "Tahitian Women" Dec. 23-Franz Marc: "The Blue Horses" Dec. 30-Mary Cassatt: "Mothe- and Child" A second series of thirteen programs-"Amer- icon Art Today"-begins Saturday, January 6 "MME. DE POMPADOUR," above, by Francois Boucher (1703-1770) is a char- artificial and in questionable taste, as was life among his contemporaries, but acteristic French painting of the eighteenth century, as applied to one of its his portraits of Mme. de Pompadour ar.e of the finest type. They breathe the most celebrated patronesses-the power behind the tottering throne of Louis spirit of elegance and aristocracy of Versailles, are the best of a "pink paint- XV. Reflecting the tenor of the period, Boucher's works substitute charm ing era. Boucher and his work will be interpreted through talks and for Ru Dens' robustness, warmth for Rubens' fire. Some of his paintings are dramatizations on the "Art for Your Sake" broadcast, Saturday, Nov. 18

"THE NOBLE SLAV," below, is by the renowned Rembrandt Van Rijn (1606- "MLLE. CHARLOTTE DU VAL d`OGNES," below, by Jacques Louis David (1748- 1669), whose paintings differed from his contemporaries in that they were 1825). By swinging with the political wind, David was able to paint success- not concerned with every -day appearances but with the permanent inner fully under Louis XVI, during the Revolution and the Napoleonic era. He qualities of character and mind. "The Noble Slav" is a typical Rembrandt even became court painter to Napoleon, did this painting of Mlle. d'Ognes work in its use of a beggar off the street in bizarre costume as a subject in that period. Paintings like these may now be yours through radio YOU ASKED FOR THEM

DEAR RADIO GUIDE: Was Betty Wragge of "Pepper Young's Family" once an NBC juvenile DEAR RADIO GUIDE: Are Andy Devine's allusions to his ranch a stage prop star?-Mrs. Franklin R. on Jack Benny's broadcasts, or does he have a ranch?-B. Leeds, Brady, Tex. Untermeyer, St. Louis, Mo. No invention is Andy Devine's Van Nuys ranch. As honorary mayor of Van Yes, Betty is an alumnus Nuys, Calif., he is its best-known farmer. Above, Andy fills order for a of "Coast to Coast on a dozen "autographed" eggs, presumably from his own hen-house.-ED. Bus," NBC children's program. She is pictured above with mother, Mrs. Susanna Wragge. - ED.

DEAR RADIO GUIDE: Is the Beth Wilson whose rabbit won a blue ribbon at the Pomona Fair recently the same Beth Wil- son who sings on the "Grouch Club"? - Grace D., San Francisco, Calif. Yes, and songstress Beth Wilson's (I.) Polish rabbit is also "Grouch Club" mascot, "Grouchy."-ED.

5 AND HERE THEY ARE

DEAR RADIO GUIDE: How long has Margaret Speaks been heard on "Voice of Firestone" program? - Katherine Ingra- DEAR RADIO GUIDE: On what program may one hear Adele Ronson, for- ham, Burlington, Vermont. merly on "Her Honor, Nancy James"?-Beatrice Hurd, Walla Walla, Wash. The famed soprano is seen Radio actress Adele Ronson, who poses above with her cocker spaniel, now above with Leonard K. plays in "By Kathleen Norris," CBS serial drama. She is also heard oc- Firestone as she ceiebrated casionally on "Adventures of Ellery Queen" (CBS, Sunday nights).-Ed. her sixth anniversary on the program at recent party given by sponsor.-ED.

DEAR RADIO GUIDE: Is Billy House, corpulent comic star of the Wrigley program some time ago, on the air now?-Mrs. Richard K. Blisdel, Yonkers, N. Y. 285 -pound, belly -laughing Billy (r.) is indeed on the air now, may be heard on Wednesday nights over CBS, clowning with "Al Pearce & His Gang."-ED.

DEAR RADIO GUIDE: Does the star who plays title role in "Stepmother" have any chii- dren of her own?-Roberta M. Jurgen, Los Angeles, Calif. CBS' "Stepmother" Sunda Love has a son, Ronnie, aged three, whom she treats to a pick -a- back ride, above.-ED. HELLO, BEAUTIFUL!

THE LOVELY LADY above (dimples and all) is Joan Winters, whom radio fans know best as Alice Warner of "Girl Alone." Joan left the New York stage in 1932 to marry Frank Ber- ing, Midwest polo player, and discovered radio offered her a chance for a career and a home

--John Mathews WHEN RADIO GUIDE'S roving photographer CHIC JUNE TRAVIS. below, is a newcomer to visited the "Girl Alone" show (NBC, Mon. the show, but already she has won a large fan through Fri.), his astonished gasp must following. Last year June startled Hollywood in have been heard Coast to Coast. "There by forsaking the screen for a career radio. says, "offers a balanced life in in a single show," he says, "were four "Radio," she of the most beautiful girls in radio" which work and play each have their place"

LAURETTE FILLBRANDT. above, who is Virginia Hardesty to thousands of radio listeners, is an auburn -haired beauty who started her career as a singer, switched to full-fledged dramatic parts when she became interested in the "Girl Alone" script and asked for a chance to become a member of its cast

BETTY WINKLER. left, star of "Girl Alone," is another in this beauty quartette which makes us yearn for f television. Betty practically grew up in the part i of Patricia Rogers, adventurous heiress of the script, and used this part to climb to an enviable spot in radio stardom and in the hearts of her fans THE OLD TIMER (who is really Bill Thompson) EVER YE Of) Y NICK DEPOPOLUS (who is really Bill Thomp- is a Coast -to -Coast favorite of the "Fibber son' is another of Fibber's indispensable side- McGee and Molly" show (Tues., NBC, 9:30 p.m. kicks. Says Nick, "Well, for scrimp's sake, EST, 8:30 CST, 7:30 MST, 6:30 PST). Anywhere BUT hello there, Fizzer! Heard the cutest little you go you may hear somebody pipe up with, story last night which the title of it being "Ehhh? What's that you say? That ain't the 'The Blizzard of Ooze'-or is it 'Gizzard'? way I heerd it!" the Old Timer's famous line HIMSELF Anyhow, I know what you mean, you grab me?" HORATIO K. BOOMER (who is really Bill Thomp- BILL THOMPSON (who is really Bill Thompson, son) is the Falstaffian slicker of the show. BILL THOMPSON HAS below), through creating three famous charac- Boomer is mumbling, below: "Got a Radio ters is now winning renown for himself. He Guide here someplace ... let's see ... here's a CREATED A TRIO OF was born twenty-six years ago in Terre Haute, can -opener, a cop's badge, check for a short beer, Ind., of the Scottish Campbell of Argyle clan. and, my goodness!-a little rat! I shouldn't FAMOUS FUNSTERS He's single, has wavy brown hair and have left that cheese sandwich in my pocket." brown, devilish eyes. He has fun anywhere Photographs oy Bruce Bo, ley his influence to have the commission Allen never forgets a friend. He still bend one of the short waves so my patronizes the same barber he knew program could be heard all over the back when he was Freddie James. nation." The barber used to give Allen a bit of Uncle Jim looked at the man. He credit and Fred never has forgotten the didn't know whether to call the cops or favor. Bellevue, where they take folks who Back in 1919 Allen conducted "Easy want to bend short waves. "You know," Aces" Goodman's column in the Kan- said Uncle Jim, finally, "you should sas City Post for a week, just to prove have come a few months ago. A fellow he could do it. was here and made exactly the same Perhaps the greatest bit of work request of Fred. Fred went before the Allen ever did was back about 1930, FCC and asked them to bend a short before he went on the air. The popular wave. He had to stay in Washington stage and the movies wouldn't dare for months, and one day he told me, write or present comedy about physi- 'Uncle Jim, Ill never try to have an- cally deformed persons. But Allen other short wave bent. It's a lot of broke all customs and did a funny trouble.' " show about deaf mutes. Incidentally, The stranger sighed. "Yes, I suppose the mutes, who were students at the it is a lot of trouble. Well, I won't time, won the famous Belasco cup annoy Mr. Allen, but thanks, just the that year for an outstanding perform- same." ance. Then there was the dentist who tele- If a fellow is writing a story about phoned from an Ohio city and de- mutes, he should make it serious and manded to speak to Allen. "He's very all that, but not Brother Allen. The busy," said Uncle Jim. deaf-and-dumb students wanted to do a "I know he's busy, you dope," the play and Fred agreed to help them. dentist said, "but do you think I'd be calling from Ohio if it wasn't impor- the curtain went up, the mutes tant?" WHENwere in their New England home. After much persuasion, at the den- A baby was in her cradle. Father and tist's expense, the doctor finally con- mother were at a table. Mr. Allen fided in Uncle Jim, who swore he translated the mutes' sign language for would see that Allen got the news. the audience. The baby crooked a "I've been a dentist for twenty-five finger and Mr. Allen was off: years," the man said. "After a few 'The poor child is in distress," Fred years of observation, I have found that said. "He calls to his parents. The crooked index finger of the right hand gives the baby a slight defect in speech, similar to a lisp." The audience didn't know whether to The laugh or not. After all, one doesn't laugh at mutes. The parents waggled their fingers and made all sorts of signs. -Newsp,ctures. Inc. "The FUNNIEST conversation is at the boiling - MAN point," Mr. The Aliens spend vacations Allen interpreted. "He calls from their show (NBC, Wed.) her a liar. She says, 'So is your old at Old Orchard, Maine, summer man.' Their language is very strong. home, where Fred relaxes, Note their muscular fingers." above. For years, autograph - IN THE WORLD By that time the audience was wise hunters have annoyed them there but Fred has stuck it out

FRED ALLEN'S radio income is $10,- commissions. He's what the craft calls 000 a week. He chews five-cent a right honorable guy. And he thinks James Street closes his Fred tobacco and his real name is John Fred Allen is the greatest man alive. Florence Sullivan. He lives as though "It's common knowledge," Uncle Jim Allen epic with some choice his wages were $50 a week, in a small said, "that Fred was offered twice as apartment with no servants. He has no much money as he now is getting to go anecdotes of the Allen menage car, or secretary. His wife, Portland, on the air for a cigarette company. He does her own housework. It's not be- turned it down. His sponsor has cut its cause Fred is stingy, heavens, no! He newspaper space to use its broadcast simply is a man who enjoys simple and Fred thinks it wouldn't be right for things, who hates ballyhoo. him to switch sponsors." my patients who listen to Jack Benny's that it was comedy, real comedy. They He's an easy touch for old friends. Allen also knows that should he program have loose fillings in their rolled in the aisles. After each program, the usual number switch he might have to buck com- teeth. The ones who listen to Fred Finally Mr. Allen ended the show of stews and ex -vaudeville folks gang petition that doesn't bother him now. Allen not only have perfect fillings but by explaining that the troupe really around Allen. He hands them out a Also, the show that was opposite him when I'm working on Allen fans they were silent opera singers who sang sawbuck or so, chats with them about would have tough sledding. always are calm. Be sure to announce with the language of the mutes. the old days. Uncle Jim saves Fred a heap of my discovery over the air. Have you It was a masterful performance. If The most important man in Allen's headaches. One evening a dignified got my name right?" any other artist had done it, it might stable is Uncle Jim Harkins. He and man demanded to see Fred. "Don't (Aside to Uncle Jim Harkins: If that have been crude and in bad taste, but Allen became friends in 1915, when think I want to make a touch," he told one gets by you owe me a drink. I Allen never does anything crudely. they both were in vaudeville, and when Harkins. "I have money, but I must see don't believe it and I don't believe any- He's a very even-tempered man, but Allen hit the upper brackets he hired Mr. Allen." body else will, even though you vow if you want to get under his skin walk Jim as a "handler of details." Harkins "Maybe I can help you," said Har- it's true.) up to him some day when he's stand- is the only man alive who can interrupt kins. Remember, I said Uncle Jim would ing before friends, chewing tobacco, Allen while he's talking. Allen gets "Well," said the stranger, "I've got go to any limits to get a story across. and telling a tale. Just interrupt his sore if a fellow butts into his conversa- an idea for a radio program. It deals You can take the dentist yarn for what story and call him Florence. But don't say we didn't warn you. tion, but Jim can get by with it. with horse -racing and would be an- it's worth. But this one is on the up - Harkins is big and dark and jolly. nounced in code over short wave. Now, and -up: An executive of a telephone -James Street. I Mr. Allen. You company had his servant call one night He enjoys telling good jokes and will here's where need Fred Alien may be heard Wednes- sit on the floor or stand on his head to see, short wave limits the area over to tell Allen that the big -shot was days over an N BC network at: get his point across. He's always get- which a program can be heard. I want listening in and instructed Fred to an- EST 9:00 p.m. CST 8:00 p.m. ting jobs for friends and never charges Mr. Allen to go before the FCC and use nounce that startling fact over the air. MST 10:00 p.m. PST 9:00 p.m. MBS-Inside of Sports: KFRC 8:30 PST 9:30 MST KOAC-Dept. of Science N-9í5 Page 27 Continued from Page /8 CJOR-Rhythm Makers CBS -Gang Busters: KNX KSL KOL-Bill Winder's Orch. CJRM-The Sunny Boys KVI KIRO KFPY KOIN 9:45 PST 10:45 MST (5:15 p.m. Continued) DL -To be announced: KOOS KMO-Wilson Ames, organist NBC -Dance Orch.: KGO KLO CBS -Musical Scoreboard: KNX SATURDAY KGHL-Places to Go KNX-Sports Huddle MBS-Alvino KFPY KGIR KGVO KFBB NBC -Hall of Fun: KHQ KOL-Evening Concert Rey's Orch.: KOL KMO-Crazy Cowboy KOOS KMO NBC -Carl Ravazza's Orch.: KJR KOA-Musical *News: KGA KOAC KYA-Musical Prgm. 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Choir: KFRC KOL KOOS KMO Joe Kelly, m.c.; Hoosier Hot *KFBB-Today in the News KVI KOIN KGVO KFPY End of Saturday Programs KGIR-Pay 'n' KFBB-Week End Jamboree Shots: Maple City Four; Arkie; Save KGVO-Hit Parade of 6:00 PST 7:00 MST KFBK-To be announced Ann, Pat & Judy; Johnny Burke; Tomorrow KOA-Ran s Orch. CBS -Dick Aurandt's Orch.: KVI KFI-King Male Octet; Glenn Welty & Or- Wildé Cowboy Revue KOAC-Round Table KIRO KOIN KGVO KFBB KGHL-If It Had Been You chestra; Guests: KPO KGHL KJR a . . 5:30 P. M. NBC -Arch KGVO-Musicale KPFA KSEI KFI KIDO KTFI KSEI-Mutiny on the High Seas Oboler's Plays: KPO Impromptu KWSC-Poetry KFI KDYL KSEI KOMO KGW KJR-Pigskin Parade: Symphony KGIR KGW KHQ KOA KOMO Parade KTFI KGIR KIDO KFBK (sw- Talk KDYL 9:15 PST 10:15 MST NBC 9.53) *KTFI-News NBC -American Red Cross Roll -Richard Himber's Orch.: Turn to page 2 for a story about KPO KDYL KGIR KGHL KIDO Arch Oboler. KWSC-You Asked for It Call: (sw-9.53) REWARD! For detail er. a Good Listening Guide. KSEI KYA-Musical Prgm. NBC -Symphony Orchestra: KGA CBS -Your Hit Parade: (sw- 7:00 PST 8:00 MST KFBK KEX KLO KJR KFYR MBS-Sammy Kaye's Orch.: KOL Biggest laff you had in years, 11:83) NBC -Benny Goodman's Orch.; KFRC KOOS KFPY KVI KOIN comin' straight to you, when CBC-Hockey Game: Mildred Bailey, soloist; Bert *CBS -News: CBC-Barn Dance: CFCN CBR CKY KSL you tune in on our CKCK CJCA CJOC Parks, m.c.: KPO KFI KOMO CHAB CFAC CBC-Red Cross Broadcast: CJCA KFBB-Top Tunes of the Day CFCN KDYL KOA KFYR KGIR KIDO KWSC-Concert Hall KGHL KSEI KTFI CHAB CBR CFAC CJOC CKY NBC -Beyond Reasonable KHQ KFBK MST "YOUTH vs AGE" Doubt: KGW CKCK CFCN 9:30 PST 10:30 KGO KJR KGA KEX CBS -Frankie Masters' Orchestra: Contest tonight! 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NBC -Music & American Youth: NBC -Metropolitan Moods: KIDO NBC -Great Plays: KGO KSEI MORNING KPO KFI KFYR KGW KOMO SUNDAY, November 12, 1939 KGHL KLO KFTI KGA KGIR KLO KEX KJR (sw- KHQ KDYL NBC -Paychecks 15.33) An orchestra of 333 members Preferred: KGO More detail on page 15. *Star in program listing and a chorus of 230 voices di- NBC -From Hollywood Today: rected by Paul N. Oliver, presi- CBS -Democracy in Action, drama: indicates news broadcast dent of the department of mu- CBS -Major Bowes' Family: KIRO NBC -Music Graphs: KPO KPO KOA KFI KGW KOMO KNX KVI KSL KGVO KFPY sic. KDYL KFYR KHQ MST New Jersey Education As- 9:15 PST CBS -Church of the Air: KNX KFBB KOIN (sw-15.27) 8:00 PST 9:00 sociation. 10:15 MST For detail see Good Listening Guide. *NBC -News: Walter Logan's Or- NBC -Radio City Music Hall: KVI KIRO KGVO KOIN KFPY DL -Symphony Orch.: KFRC NBC-Southernaires: KGO KTFI CBC-Miniature chestra: KPO KFI KHQ KFYR KLO KSL (sw-15.27) KMO Musicale: CBIt KJR KGA KGHL KIDO KSEI Speaker: Reverend Joseph R. CJOR-Morning Concert CHAB CJRM KOA KOMO NBC -Julio Martinez Oyanguren, KLO KGIR CBR CFAC CHAB Sino) of the Collegiate Church 10:45 PST 11:45 MST CJOC-Sunday Varieties *NBC -News: Remsen, chil- KPO KDYL of St. Nicholas (Dutch Re- Alice (sw-15.33) guitarist: KFYR NBC -Metropolitan Moods: KEX dren's prgm.: KGO KGHL KGA KOA KGW formed), New York City. CJOR-Metropolitan Tabernacle CBS -Major Bowes' Family: KNX KGA KJR CKCK-Golden KIDO KSEI KLO NBC -Pilgrimage of Poetry: KGO Memories KGIR KSL KFPY KOIN KVI KGVO CBC-To be announced: CBR KGIR KIDO KGHL KGA KLO NBC -Our House: KGO KEX-Proper Housing Talk CBS -Church of the Air: KNX KFBB CFAC CJCA KFXD-Bohemian Music KFBB KIRO KFPY KOIN KFTI KJR KEX KFYR KFI DL -Symphony Orch.: KOOS KVI 9:30 PST 10:30 MST More detail on page 15. KFYR-Sunday Serenade KGVO 8:45 PST 9:45 MST KOL NBC -Music & American CBS -Salt Lake City Tabernacle DL -Sumner Prindle, pianist: KGW-Stars of Today Youth: CBS -Talk by Samuel B. Petten- MBS-Abram Ruvinsky Ensemble: KOA Choir & Organ: KNX KSL KFPY KFRC KOL KOOS KMO KIDO-Stevens Prgm. KOL KOOS KGVO KVI CBR gill: KNX KVI KGVO KFPY KIRO-Plymouth Cone. Church DL -Canary Chorus: KMO KOOS KOIN CHAB Church Services: CKCK CJOC CKCK KOIN KMO-Independent Bible Church CBS -News: Aubade for Strings: KFRC KOL CFAC KIRO CJCA KFBB CJCA CRAB KFXD Samuel vice-chair- CJOC (sw-15.27) Pettengill, KOA-Studio Party KSL 9:00 PST 10:00 MST man of the National Committee 10:15 PST 11:15 MST to Uphold Constitutional Gov- KOOS-To be announced CBC-Singer & Songs: CBR CFAC NBC -Radio City Music Hall of NBC -On Your Job, drama: KPO KOMO KDYL KHQ KOA KGW NBC -Vass Family: KGO KFTI ernment, will talk on "Radio KXA-Bethel Temple 8:15 PST 9:15 MST the Air: String Orch.: KGO KGA KEX KJR KLO KGIR and Free Speech." KJR KEX KGA KTFI KGHL KFYR KFI (sw-15.33) 11:15 PST 12:15 MST NBC -Neighbor Nell, philosopher: For detail a Good Listening Guide. KFYR KIDO KGHL *KIRO-News KSEI KGIR KIDO (sw-15.33) More detail on page 15. NBC -Wanda Lee, songs: KPO KGO KGIR KSEI KIDO KGA Music detail on page 10 this week. NBC -Music for Moderns: KPO KFRC-I Am Sanctuary KTFI (sw-15.33) MBS-American Wildlife: KOOS KSL-Fashions for Men CJCA-Sunday Song Service CBC-Just Mary, children's prgm.: CBR KFXD-Red River Wranglers MBS-Reviewing Stand: KFRC KMO KOL DL -Romance of the Highways: 11:00 PST 12:00 MST CBR CFAC CJCA PST 12:30 MST KOOS 9:45 PST 10:45 MST KOL KFRC NBC -Wanda Lee, songs: KPO 11:30 MBS-Perole String Quartet: KOL of DL -Food for Thought: KFRC 11:30 MST KOMO KHQ KFI KDYL KTFI NBC-Univ. Chicago Round Christian Science Prgm.: KGHL KMO KOOS KFRC 10:30 PST Table Discussion: KPO KD.'L KOL 10:00 PST 11:00 MST CBS -Piano: Walberg Brown NBC -String Symphony Orch.: NBC -Vernon Crane's KOMO KHQ KOA KFYR KFI PST 9:30 Story Book: NBC -Music for Moderns: KOA Strings: KNX KVI KGVO KFPY KGHL 8:30 MST KPO KDYL KOA KTFI KGHL KGW KSEI KFYR KFI KDYL KGW KOMO (sw-15.33) (sw-15.27) Por detall nee Good Listening Guide. DL -Voice of Prophecy: KMO KGW MBS-Mystery History: KFRC KFRC KOOS For detail see Good Listening Guide. CBC-Old Country Mail: CBR CBC-And It Came to Pass: CBR KOL (Continued on Next Page) Page 28 9/5-N CBS -New York Philharmonic CJOR-Melody Canaries KGW-Campus Alumni Reporter NBC -A Dot & Five Dashes; Orch. CBC-Canadian Grenadier Guards: Orch.: KIRO CJRM-Fashions in Melody KIRO-Can You Imagine That & Vocalist: KGO KFYR KTFI CBR CJOC CKCK CRAB CJCA NBC -Paul Martin's Music: KPO KEX-Family Altar Hour KSL-Sunday Moods KIDO KJR KEX KGA CFAC CKY SUNDAY KOMO KHQ KFXD-Musical Gems 3:00 PST 4:00 MST CBC-String Orch.: CBR CKY MBS-Old Fashioned Revival: KOL KXA-Italian Hour NBC -Catholic Hour: KPO KOA CFCN-Jewels of Harmony CFCN-Variety Prgm. Kf RC KOOS KMO KHQ KGHL KGIR KSEI KFYR, KFRC-To be announced 1:15 PST 2:15 MST CHAB-Fireside Reflections CFCN-This Rhythmic Age KIDO KOMO KDYL KEX (sw- November I2 KFXD-Do You Believe in Ghosts CJOR-Sunday Song Service CJCA-Melodic Interlude CJOR-Symphony Hour CJRM-Magic Bookshelf 9.53) Service KHQStudio Prgm. Reverend James M. Gillis' CJOC-Hawaiian Fantasies CJRM-Church 1:30 PST 2:30 MST KEX-Richard Book (11:30 a.m. Continued) KMO-Destiny of America subject will be "The People to CJOR-Ferde Grofé s Orch. Montgomery KOA-Sunday. Song Service NBC -The World Is Yours; Smith- Samuel." CJRM-Haven of Hope Chat -News & Rhythm: KNX *CBS KOOS-To be announced sonian Institute Drama: KPO NBC -New Friends of Music, con- CKCK-Sunday Serenade KFBB-Hit Revue KSL KXA-Popular Dance Music KDYL KOA KGHL KSEI KGIR cert- KGO KFI KFRC-To be announced KFYR-Concert Masters DL -Dramas of Youth: KFRC KOMO KIDO KFI (sw-9.53) Music detail on page 10 this week. KGHL-Lounge Melodies KGIR-Dreibelbis Music 12:30 PST 1:30 MST For detail see Good Listening Guide. CBC-Devotional Service: CBR More detail on page 15. CBS -Silver Theater; Conrad Na- KGIR-Shirley's Prgm. KGVO-Concert Melodies KGVO-Organ Moods KIDO-String Ensemble *NBC -News from Europe: KPO CBS of Happiness: KNX gel, dir.: KVI KFPY KIRO KSL CJOC-Modern Music -Pursuit KIRO-The Nordic Hour KJR-Nat'l Conference of -Jews KDYL KFI KOMO KHQ KFYR KVI KGVO KSL KFBB KFPY KOIN CKCK CJOC KNX CRAB CJRM-University Music Hour KOA (sw-9.53) CBR CFAC KMO-World Dances and Christians *KFBB-To be announced: News KIRO KOIN (sw-11.83) For detail see Good Listening Guide. NBC KOIN-William Wallace KYA-Dominic Savino KFPY-St. John the Evangelist -Tapestry Musicale: KIDO NBC -Richard Himber's Orch.: KLO CJOR-Ballads of the Day KOL-Songs of Yesteryear 6:15 PST 7:15 MST *KGVO-Dancing Party: News KGHL KSEI KJR KTFI KGO KLO KGA KEX KEX KGA (sw-1533) CJRM-Pacific Paradise KOOS-Music for Dancing Feet NBC -Melodies for Milady: KGO KIDO-To be announced DL -Lutheran Hour: KOOS KOL KFBB-Melodies That Endure KSEI-Vesper Service KOIN-Vocal Variations *NBC -News: KGO KGHL KGA KFBK KTFI KJR KFRC KMO KFRC-To be announced KSL-In the Music Library KSEI KLO KOL-University Christian Church DL -Haven of Rest: KOOS KMO KFYR-Thursday Music Club *KVI-Jane Powers, organist: CBC-Concert Stage: CBR 4:45 PST 5:45 MST CFCN-Johnson Negro Choir KFRC KOL KGA-Rev. MacIntosh DL -Kenny Baker's Orch.: KFRC News - CJOC-Sunday Varieties *KGIR-News CFCN-Alberta Bible Institute KGVO-University Roundtable KOOS KOL 11:45 PST 12:45 MST CJOR-Shut In Prgm, KGW-Eyes of the World KYA-Evensong *CJOR-News CJRM-Mother's Musical Album *News: KSL KGVO KOIN CJCA-Melody Canaries CJRM-Concert Melodies KJR-Book of Revelation 6:30 PST 7:30 MST KFXD-Melody Time KFXD-Church of God KOL-I Want a Job CHAB-Patterns of Melody NBC -Paul Carson, organist: KGO KFXD-Top Tunes of the Day KFYR-Lutheran Hour CJCA-Wilson Ames, organist KGIR-Boulder Hot Springs KOOS-Classical Gems KSEI KTFI KJR KEX KFBK KGW-Stars of Tomorrow KTFI-Lives of the Saints CJOC-Cruising thru' Dreamland KLO KGA KGHL KGW-Alice Joy KHQ-Ask the Professor KFBB-Barbers' Serenade AFTERNOON KXA-Wayne King's Orch. NBC -American Album of Familiar 12:45 PST 1:45 MST KJR-Hollywood Temple 3:15 PST 4:15 MST KGHL-Sportscast KTFI-Temple on the Air Music; Frank Munn, tnr.; Jean NBC -Tapestry Musicale: KGO NBC -New Friends of Music Con- KFXD-Free Methodist Church 12:00 PST 1:00 MST 1:45 PST 2:45 MST KGIR-Variety Prem. Dickenson, sop.; Elizabeth Len- KFYR cert: KLO nox, contr.: KOMO NBC -Norman Cloutier's Orch.: NBC -Richard Himber's Orch.: *KMO-Newspaper of the Air KPO KGW NBC -Bob Becker's Chats About CJOR-Gospel Litehouse KHQ KOA KDYL KFI (sw-9.53) KGO KSEI KTFI KGHL KLO Dogs: KPO KOMO KOA KFI KHQ *KTFI-News & Hi -Lites KGA KJR (sw-9.53) KFRC-Pet Exchange CBC-Road to Yesterday: CBR KGW KHQ (sw-9.53) CJOR-George Boyd KGW-Radio Comments 5:00 PST 6:00 MST NBC -Paul Martin's Music: KFI CKCK CHAB CJCA CJOC CKY CJOR-Kingsway Ballads CKCK-Poet's Cornet 3:30 PST 4:30 MST MBS-American F o r u m: KFRC CFAC KGW KDYL KFXD-Variety Prgm. KDYL-Interlude NBC -New Friends of Music, con- KOL KOOS CFCN-Prairie Bible Institute CBS -New York Philharmonic 2:00 PST 3:00 MST 1:00 PST 2:00 MST cert: KGO KTFI KLO KIDO NBC -Chase and Sanborn Hour; CJOR-Shadow of Fu Manchu Orch.: KNX KFBB KVI KFPY NBC,Enna Jettick Melodies; Or- Edgar Bergen with Charlie Mc- NBC-Natiohal Vespers: KGO KSEI KGIR KJR KEX KGA KFYR-Harry Horlick Hour KOIN KGVO KSL (sw-11.83) chestra & Soloists: KPO KFI Carthy & Mortimer Snerd; Rudy KGIR-Fashion Parade Music detail on page 10 this week. KGA KJR KFYR KLO MBS-Show of the Week: KFRC KOA KOMO KHQ KDYL KGW Vallee, m.c.; Dorothy Lamour; *KGVO-Geo. Sokolsky, comm. CBC-New York Philharmonic Dr. Fosdick's subject will be KTFI KSEI KIDO KOOS KOL KMO "Christianity's Supreme Rival." KGIR KGHL For detail see Good Listening Guide. Robert Armbruster's Orchestra; KIDO-Community Prgm. 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KMO-Music for Sunday tor: KLO KGIR CFCN-Pentecostal Tabernacle CKCK-Sunday Special 3:45 PST 4:45 MST 5:15 PST 6:15 MST CBS -Campbell Playhouse; Orson KFBB-Matinee Melodies *CBC-News: Interlude: CBR CJOR-British Israel Ass'n Welles, producer; Drama: KNX KFPY-Meet Your Neighbor CHAR CFAC CJCA KGHL-Midland Melodies KSL KOIN KIRO KFPY KVI KFXD-Church of Christ *CHAB-News: Musical Spotlight 5:30 PST 6:30 MST CBR CKY CKCK CRAB CFAC KFYR-Heart to Heart Hour CJOC-Melody Canaries NBC -Voice of Hawaii: KGO KEX CJOC CJCA RADIO OR Turn to page 1 for a picture of REPRODUCES KGVO-Console & Keyboard CJRM-Gospel Chimes KJR KSEI KFYR KGIR CBR Orson Welles and wife. KIRO-What For detail see Good Listening Guide. People Think CKCK-Rainbow Memories CJRM-Remember These? KMO-Football Game KFBB-Christian Science Prgm. 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KXA-Piano Moods 4:00 PST 5:00 MST For detail see Good Listening Guide. 2:15 PST 3:15 MST KEX-Catholic Truth Society *CBS -The War This Week: KSL KGHL-Bandwagon Richard Himber's Orch.: KGW NBC -Rangers Serenade: KSEI KVI KFBB KIRO KOIN KGVO KFI KOMO KHQ KIDO KGHL KGIR KTFI NBC -Dinah Shore, songs: KGO *News: CJOR KSEI KTFI SCOTT KOMO KOA KHQ KGW (sw- .II KTFI KIDO KGA KEX NIGHT CJRM-Sweet Music for Sunday 9.53) NBC -Prof. Pete Puzzlewit: KPO KFBB-Ports of Call NBC -Tune Termites: KGO KJR KFI KOMO KGW KFBK-Tropical Moods iöTO KGA KEX Where there is no listing KFYR-Old Fashioned Revival MBS-Bach Cantata Series: KFRC NBC -Old Refrains: KPO for a station its preceding KGHL-Things to Buy KOL KOOS CBR program is on the Night Players CHAB-Byron Brothers air. 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Drews, organist KOL-Evening Concert November 12 ood Listening Guide KVI-Archie Loveland's Orch. 9:00 PST 10:00 MST which will broadcast those program may be hound CBS CBC-Sanctuary: CFAC in the adjacent columns at theations timemo M reender Indicated -Mitchell Ayres' Orch.: (sw- i 6.17) *CHAB-News Check the programs you want to hear today *NBC -Walter Winchell: KPO CJCA-Organ Reveries KFI KHQ KOMO KGW KTFI 10:00 PST 11:00 MST MORNING 4:00 PST (5:00 MST) Bach Cantata Series. KDYL KOA KGHL KGIR KSEI NBC -Paul Martin's Music: KGO Genevieve Rowe, soprano; Mary Hopple, contralto; KIDO KSEI KTFI KIDO KJR KEX 9:00 PST (10:00 MST) Vernon Crane's Story CJCA CBR CFAC Book. William Hain, tenor; Raoul Nadeau, baritone; chorus; CBS -Ben Bernie & Orch.; Lew CJOC CKCK "The orchestra, directed by Alfred Wallenstein. Lehr, comedian: KNX KVI KOIN *NBC -News Reporter: KPO KFI Book That Goes to Bed at Night" is the title of KIRO KFPY KOMO KGW KHQ today's fairy-tale. 4:30 PST (5:30 MST) Screen Guild Theater. CBC-Gaiety on Parade: CBR *CBS -Paul Sullivan, news: KNX Guests: Charles Laughton wife, Elsa Lanchas - 9:00 PST (10:00 MST) Radio City Music Hall. and his CKY KFPY KIRO KVI ter, in a radio adaptation of the motion picture "The Radio City Music Hall Orchestra, Erno Rapee conduct- NBC -Mr. District Attorney, dra- DL -Phil Harris' Orchestra: KOOS Beachcomber," in which they starred last year. ing; Henrietta Schumann, pianist; Jan Peerce, tenor. ma: KGO KJR KEX KGA KFRC 4:30 PST (5:30 MST) Fitch Bandwagon. *DL -News: KOOS KFRC KOL *News: KFBK KOIN KDYL 9:30 PST (10:30 MST) On Your Job; Dramas. Henry M. Neeley, M. C. Guests: Glenn Miller and his KMO KOA Topic: "The Boss Has It Soft." This corrects the topic orchestra. NBC -Joe Sudy's Orch.: KFYR CRAB -Evening Prayer listed on the "Listening to Learn" page. NBC -Gene Krupa's Orch.: KLO *KGHL-News: Weather 5:00 PST (6:00 MST) Chase and Sanborn Hour. KGVO-Rhythm Serenade 10:00 PST (11:00 MST) Pilgrimage *News: CJOR CFCN CJRM of Poetry. Rudy Vallee, M. C.; Edgar Bergen, Charlie McCarthy KMO-Good Cheer Prgm. The Joyce Kilmer Shrine in New Brunswick, New CKCK and Mortimer Snerd, comedians; Dorothy Lamour, vo- KOL-Dick Lackay's Drama Jersey, will be visited by Ted Malone today. ('HAB -Hit Parade calist; Armbruster's KSL-Sunday Evening on Temple More information may be found on page 15, column 1. Robert orchestra. KFBK-My Prayer Was Answered Square KGVO-Moods in Melody 11:00 PST (12:00 MST) Democracy in Action. 5:00 PST (6:00 MST) The Adventures of Ellery KXA-Dance Prgm. KSL-Catholic Hour KYA-Lew White, organist Beginning a new series dealing with "Social Security?' Queen. 9:15JPST 10:15 MST Dramatized detective stories, with Ellery Queen, fiction - 10:15 PST 11:15 MST 11:00 PST (12:00 MST) Great Plays. NBC -The Parker Family, sketch: detective story -writer. "The Adventure of the Cellini KPO KFI KHQ KOMO KGW CBS -O'Neill & Yeo, songs: KIRO Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" will be presented. Cup" is tonight's drama. KDYL KOA KGHL KIDO KTFI KOIN KGVO KVI KNX 11:30 PST (12:30 MST) University of Chicago KSEI KGIR NBC -Bridge to Dreamland: KPO Round Table. NIGHT CFCN-A Song is Born KGW KOMO KHQ KDYL KOA KFI Subject: "After the Next Armistice, What?" Speak- 6:00 PST (7:00 MST) Ford Sunday Evening CJRM-Treasure Chest ers: Colonel Frank Knox, editor of a Chicago news- CKCK-Modern & Melodic DL -Phil Harris' Orch.: KOL Hour. KFBK-Old Fashioned Revival Hr. paper, and Walter Laves, associate professor of politi- CHAB-Moonlight Rhapsodies John Charles Thomas, baritone; Detroit Symphony Or- KFRC-Headlines of the Past cal science, and William Spencer, dean of the School chestra, Eugene Ormandy conducting. *KFBK-News KMO-Pop Concert KFPY-Musical Merryground of Business, both of the U. of Chicago. KOL-McNeeley Pianists 6:30 PST (7:30 MST) American Album of Fa- KYA-Moon Magic KOOS-Religious Prgm. 11:30 MST AFTERNOON miliar Music *KSL-News 10:30 PST CBS -Harry Owens' Orch.: KVI Frank Munn, tenor; Jean Dickenson, soprano; Eliza- 9:30 PST 10:30 MST 12:00 PST (1:00 MST) Philharmonic -Symphony beth Lennox, contralto; Haenschen's concert orchestra. KGVO KOIN KNX Society. CBS -Bob Chester's Orch.: KVI KIRO KFPY KGVO KNX (sw- *NBC -Ray Noble's Orch.: News: New York Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra, John 6:45 PST (7:45 MST) Sports Newsreel of the 6.17) KGO KSEI KGA KJR KFBK Barbirolli conducting; Sigurd Rascher, saxophonist. Air. KIDO -Freddie Martin's Orch.: Bill Stern, sports commentator. Guest: Slingin' Sammy *NBC KTFI KGIR KGHL KEX DL -Leon Mojica's Orch.: Knl 1:00 PST (2:00 MST) I Want a Divorce. KGO Baugh, star quarterback of the Washington Redskins' to Dreamland: CJOC Elizabeth Benneche Peterson's story of what happens KLO KIDO NBC -Bridge football team and former All-American. CKCK CJCA CBR- CFAC when a woman is forced to choose between her family NBC -One Man's Family: KPO and an old flame. 7:00 PST (8:00 MST) Hour of Charm. KF1 KOMO KHQ KGW KEX-Family Altar Hour Phil Spitalny's All -Girl Orchestra; Maxine, vocalist; CBC-Sanctuary; Organ & Chorus: KFRC-Eddie Fitzpatrick's Orch. 1:00 PST KIRO-Musical Varieties (2:00 MST) Nobody's Children. Evelyn, -violinist; John Anderson, M. C.; Del Sharbutt, CJOC CKCK CAR CKY This show is based on the KXA-Music You Want case histories of orphans announcer. Guest: Mabel Thorpe, head of the American DL -Voice of Prophecy: KFRC from local children's home -finding KYA-Waltz Serenade societies. Guest: Red Cross. -Blue Robert NBC Barron's Orch.: KDYL 10:45 PST 11:45 MST Montgomery, screen star. KFYR 7:00 PST (8:00 MST) Good Will Hour. CBS -Harry Owens' Orch.: KFPY 1:30 PST (2:30 MST) The World Is Yours; With John J. Anthony conducting. *News: KJR KSEI 11:00 PST 12:00 MST Drama. CHAB-Variety Prgm. *NBC -News: KGO Subject: "Biology." Title: "The Great Apes." 7:00 PST (8:00 MST) Campbell Playhouse; KGA-Old Fashioned Revival CBS -Ross & Yeo, songs: KVI Drama. KOA-Ran Wilde's Orch. KOIN KSL 2:00 PST (3:00 MST) Musical Steelmakers. Pictures of Orson Welles may be found on page 1. KOIN-Serenade -Gary Nottingham's Orch.: Dorothy Ann Crowe, vocalist; Steele Sisters; KOL-Serenade NBC Ardenne 7:30 PST (8:30 MST) Signal Carnival. KPO KFBK KDYL KGW KFI White; The Old Timer; Singing Millmen; Musical Steel- KSL-Music That Endures makers' orchestra. 8:00 PST (9:00 MST) Hobby Lobby. 9:45 PST 10:45 MST NBC -Chas. Runyan, organist: Dave Elman, M. C.; Harry Salter's orchestra. Guests: NBC -University Explorer: KGO KGA 2:00 PST (3:00 MST) Enna Jettick Melodies. Dana and Ginger Lamb of Los Angeles, California, who KJR *CBC-News: CBR Jimmy Shields, tenor; Norsemen Quartet; D'Artega's traveled through jungles in their home-made canoe. N BC -Freddie Martin's Orchestra: MBS-Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra: orchestra; Rosamond Ames, style expert. KSEI KFRC KOL 8:00 PST (9:00 MST) Night Editor; Drama. 2:30 PST (3:30 MST) Metropolitan Opera Audi- CBS -Tito Guizar: KNX KOIN *News: KFPY KNX KIRO tions. 8:30 PST (9:30 MST) Jack Benny, Comedian. KFPY KVI KIRO KGVO KHQ-Music You Want KYA-Rex Melbourne's Orch. Milton Cross, M. C.; Wilfred Pelletier, conductor. Mary Livingstone, comedienne; Andy Devine; Rochester; DL -Rabbi Edgar Magnin: KFRC KMQ KOL KOOS End of Sunday Programs Guests: Eleanor Steber, soprano, and Gean Green - Dennis Day, tenor; Don Wilson, announcer; Phil Harris' well, bass -baritone. orchestra. 3:00 PST (4:00 MST) Silver Theater. 9:00 PST (10:00 MST) Ben Bernie and All the John Garfield will star in Part II of "The Road Goes Lads. Lew Lehr, comedian; Buddy Clark, Mary Small and the Farther," a play dedicated to the U. S. Public Health Woman of the Week Bailey Sisters, Service fight against pellagra, written by True Board- vocalists. man. 9:00 PST (10:00 MST) Mr. District Attorney; T. BOARDMAN Drama. MABEL 3:30 PST (4:30 MST) Show of the Week. Secretary American Red Cross, National Budd Hulick, Racket -busting drama, with Jay Jostyn and Arlene M. C. Guests: Eddy Duchin and his Director of Volunteer Service orchestra. Francis. 9:00 PST (10:00 MST) Walter Winchell, Col- 3:30 PST (4:30 MST) Grouch Club. umnist. on the G -E ,yack Lescoulie, M. C.; Ned Sparks; Arthur Q. Bryan; 9:30 PST (10:30 MST) One Man's Family; Phil Kramer; Emery Parnell; Beth Wilson; Walter Tet- Hour of Charm ley; Leon Leonardi's orchestra. Serial; Drama. with 10:00 PST (11:00 MST) Paul Sullivan Reviews 3:30 PST (4:30 MST) Gateway to Hollywood. the News. Guests: Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., screen star; Raymond is PHIL SPITALNY and his All -Girl orchestra Hofman of Omaha, Nebr., and Alethia Wilson of Bir- Refer to adjacent columns for stations mingham, Ala., audition winners. broadcasting these programs GENERAL ELECTRIC

NBC -To be announced: KGO NBC -Night Editor, sketch: KPO CBC-Stardust. Violin Interlude: NBC -Jack Benny, comedian; KJR KLO KGHL KGIR KSEI KGW KOA KOMO KHQ KFI CKY CBR CJRM CKCK CHAR Mary Livingstone; Andy Devine; KTFI KIDO KDYL NBC-Ranny Weeks' Orch.: KTFI Rochester; Don Wilson; Dennis *News: KFBB KYA *CBC-News: Weather: CKCK KEX KJR Day, tnr.; Phil Harris' Orch.: CJOC CFAC CHAB CBR CJCA KPO KGW KGIR KFI LANGUAGES CJOR-Christ Church Cathedral MBS-Ramona's Orch.: KOL KMO KHQ CJRM-Concert at the Console CJRM CKY KDYL KFBK KOA KOMO KTF1 Made By KEX-Everybody Sing *News: KEX KTFI NBC -Johnny Messner's Orch.: KIDO KSEI KGHL KGA-Good Will Hour CFCN-Concert Echoes KFYR CFCN-Piano Program CBS -Louis Armstrong's Orch.: KGVO-String Serenade KGHL-Bakers' Barrage KVI LINGUAPHJNE KOA-Amer. Cross CJCA-Pronhetic Bible Conference KOIN KFBB KGVO (sw- Red Prgm. KJR-Serenade 6.17) 7:45 PST 8:45 MST KOL-Musical Interlude CJOC-Hollywood Casting Office This amazing new Method enables you, KFBB-Helen KOOS-First *KGHL-News *The War This Week: KFPY in your own home, to speak and read McCcrmack, pianist Baptist Church of 27 foreign languages in in- KOA-Concert Hall KSL-Richard Hilnber's Orch. KGIR-Captains of Industry KNX any an K1DO-Music for the Home credibly short time. Endorsed by lead- KYA-Xavier Cugat's Orch. KYA-Evening Concert CFCN-Organ Program ing university professors and thousands 8:00 PST 9:00 MST 8:15 PST 9:15 MST KSL-My Prayer Was Answered CJOC-Old Fashioned Revival 8:30 PST 9:30 MST of men and women as the quickest, *NBC -News: Ronny Weeks' Or- NBC -Irene Rich; Drama: KPO CKCK-Regina Ministerial Assn simplest and most thorough language chestra: KGO KFBK KGIR KLO KFI KGW KFBK KOMO KHQ CBC-Sweet & Low: CBR CKY KEX-Dr. Brock method. SEND FOR FREE BOOK. KSEI KIDO KOA KDYL CHAR CJRM KFRC-Against 30 Thursdays CBS -Hobby Lobby: KVI KNX Tonight's play, "A Lion NBC -Sweet & Low: KGO KJR *KIRO-News LINGUAPHONE INSTITUTE KGVO KFBB KOIN KIRO KFPY Count. Ten," centers around KLO KGA KMO-American Education Week the late -in -life reinante of two 43 R.C.A. Building New York City *NBC -H. R. Baukhage, news: house servants and the effet-t *NBC -Larry Clinton's Orchestra: KOIN-Leon F. Drews KFYR on their respective employers. News: KFYR tsw-9.53) KSL-Sunday Evening Service Page 30 9 5-N NBC -The O'Neills, sketch: KPO NBC -Club Matinee: KEX CJCA-Musical Review KFI KOMO KGW KHQ KOA NBC -Lorenzo Jones, sketch: KPO CJOC-Program Preview KDYL TIME CHANGE KFI KDYL KOA KOMO KIDO CJRM-Just Relax MONDAY NBC -On the Air: Ira Blue: KGO KHQ KTFI KFYR KGHL KSEI KEX-Curbstone Quiz KFRC The following programs will be heard at a new KGW KGIR CJOC CFCN CKCK KFBB-House of Peter MacGregor CHAB CJCA KFI-Career of Alice Blair November 13 DL -Sons of Pioneers: KOOS time this week, Monday through Friday: KFXD-Music Graphs 9:30 PST 10:30 MST MBS-Wayne West, songs: KMO KGIR-Hawaiian Serenade CBS -Romance of Helen Trent, KFRC The Right to Happiness: NBC 7:15 a.m. PST KGVO-Man on the Street sketch: KNX KOIN KFPY KVI CBC-Club Matinee: CBR KGW-Stars of Today KIRO KSL (8:15 a.m. MST) MORNING CJOR-Sue's Notebook KHQ-Club Bulletin CBC-Radio School: CBR CFCN The Story of Mary Marlin, NBC 7:30 a.m. PST CJRM-Siesta KOA-Judy & Jane (8:30 a.m. MST) KOAC-Guard Your Health listings NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: KFBB-Three E's *Star in program KGO KOA KGA KLO KFYR Midstream: NBC 7:45 a.m. PST (8:45 a.m. MST) KFXD-Church in the Wildwood KOMO-Meet Miss Julia indicates news broadcast. KOOS-People, Just People KGHL KIDO KSEI KJR KEX Pepper Young's Family: NBC 8 a.m. PST (9 a.m. KOOS-Religious Prgm. KGIR KXA-Dance Prgm. KTFI-P.-T.A. Prgm. 7:00 PST 8:00 MST MST) KWSC-Land of Make Believe NBC -Religion & the New World: PST 2:45 MST -Josh Higgins of Finchville, 1:45 PST 4:00 MST NBC KGW Houseboat Hannah: NBC 8:15 a.m. PST (9:15 3:00 sketch: KSEI KTFI KJR KLO a.m. MST) CBS -Stepmother, sketch: KNX NBC -Helen Briscoe & Gentlemen KGHL KIDO KEX KGA (sw- MBS-Toronto Trio: KOOS KOIN KSL KIRO KVI KFPY of Jive: KOA KFYR (sw-9.53) Road of Life: NBC 8:15 a.m. PST (9:15 a.m. MST) 21.5) NBC-Teena & Tim, sketch: KPO CBS-Smilin' Ed McConnell: (sw- NBC -Reggie Childs' Orch.: KGO NBC -The Man I Married, sketch: KOMO Against the Storm: NBC 8:30 a.m. PST (9:30 a.m. 11.83) KJR KGHL KSEI KEX KTFI KOA KFYR CKCK CJCA KDYL Gospel Singer: CJCA CJOR MST) *NBC -Club Matine: News: KSEI KGA CHAB CJOC CFCN Markets: CJOC CJRM Guiding Light: NBC 8:45 a.m.PST (9:45 a.m. KGHL KTFI KIDO *NBC -Rush Hughes, news: KPO CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly: KSL *News: KDYL KMO M ST) *CBC-News: CBR CFCN CJOC KFI KOMO NBC -Musical Clock: KPO 9:45 PST 10:45 MST CFAC CKCK CJRM CJCA CBC-Reggie Childs' Orch.: CBR NBC -Secret Diary, drama: KPO Jack Berch's Boys: NBC 8:45 a.m. PST (9:45 a.m. NBC -Musical Clock: KGO MST), Mon., Wed., Fri. NBC -Young Widder Brown, CJRM CJOC CJCA CHAB CKCK CBS -Our Gal Sunday, sketch: sketch: KPO KGW KDYL KFI CFAC *News: KGW KHQ KFPY Day Is 10:30 PST (11:30 a.m. KNX KSL KFPY KOIN KVI This Ours: CBS a.m. KOMO KFYR KHQ DL -Feminine Fancies: KFRC PST 8:15 MST KIRO 7:15 M ST) MBS-Book a Week: KFRC KMO KMO KOOS KOL -Anne Thomas, Career Wife: NBC *NBC -News: Men of the West: Road of Life: CBS 10:45 a.m. PST (11:45 a.m. *News: KGW KDYL KFPY KSEI KLO (sw- KFBB-Serenader KTFI KGA KDYL KSL 21.5) M ST) KFXD-American Family Robinson MBS-Toronto Trio: KMO 12:45 p.m. p.m. KGIR-Variety Prem. CFCN-Matinee Melodies *CBC-News: CJCA CFAC Vic and Sade: NBC PST (1:45 10:00 PST 11:00 MST MST) KOA-Life of Mary Sothern, sketch CJOR-Life Can Be Beautiful 7:30 PST 8:30 MST CBS -The Goldbergs, sketch: KNX KOAC-Musical Prgm. KFBB-Tea Time Melodies NBC -Edna Fisher, organist: KVI KIRO KOIN Lorenzo Jones: NBC 1:30 p.m. PST (2:30 p.m. *KOL-Monitor News KFXD-Requests KDYL Story on page 13. MST) KWSC-A Chapter a Day KGVO-Tea Time Melodies NBC -Cobwebs & Cadenzas: KPO KHQ-Concert Ensemble -Originalities: KGO KGIR Young Widder Brown: NBC 1:45 p.m. PST PST MST NBC (sw-15.33) 2:00 3:00 KIDO-Variety Prgm. KIDO KTFI (2:45 p.m. MST) CBC-Happy Gang: CBR CHAR NBC -Girl Alone, sketch: KPO KIRO-Tea Dance Garred Reporting: *CBS -Bob CKCK CJRM CJOC CFAC Midstream: NBC 2:15 p.m. PST (3:15 p.m. MST) KFI KDYL KOA KGW KHQ KNX-David Harum, sketch KVI KNX KIRO KOIN KOMO KOAC-Musical Prgm. MBS-Happy Gang: KFRC KOL Pictures on page 24. 7:45 PST 8:45 MST *KOIN-Newspaper of the Air 10:15 PST 11:15 MST As we go to press, some of the stations have CBS -By Kathleen Norris, sketch: -Sam Hayes, news: KPO that KVI-Ed Palmason, songs *NBC NBC -Ellen Randolph, sketch: KIRO KVI KFPY KOIN KNX KFI KOMO KHQ KGW been carrying these programs, at their former KWSC-Hours of Great Music KPO KGW KOMO KFI KFYR KSL KXA-Music of the Moment NBC-Rakov's Orch.: KGO KGIR KDYL time, were unable to notify us whether or KOA KGHL KHQ (sw- NBC -To be announced: KGHL 3:15 PST 4:15 MST KEX KSEI KFTI KLO CFCN 15.33) not they would broadcast them at the new time. KGO KJR KGA KIDO KTFI NBC -Linda's First Love: KPO MST NBC -Virginia 8:00 PST 9:00 Hays, songs: KGA KLO KGIR KFYR NBC -Annette Hastings, sop.: KGO NBC -Financial Service: KGO KLO KJR KIDO CJOR-Studio Party CJOC CKCK CJCA KSEI KGA KIDO KGA KGHL KSEI KTFI CBS -Life Can Be Beautiful, KOAC-Family Dollars & Cents CJRM KTFI KJR KEX KIDO KGIR KEX sketch: KNX KFPY KOIN KVI KFBB-Stars Over Hollywood CBR CFAC NBC -Rochester Civic Orchestra: NBC -Dept. of Agriculture: KGO *CBS -News: To be announced: KIRO KSL KFRC-To be announced KSEI KLO KGA KJR KEX CBS -Hedda Hopper's Hollywood: KFBB NBC -Through a Woman's Eyes: KFXD-Rhythmic Romance KOIN KFPY DL -Jimmy Walsh's Orch.: KOL DL -Let's Play Bridge: KFRC KSL KIRO KVI NBC -Viennese Ensemble: KPO KGO KGVO-Musical Matinee Part I of a dramatization of KFRC KOOS KMO-Siesta Myrna Loy's life. KGW KLO MBS-Happy CBS -Richard Maxwell, tnr.: (sw- Gang: KOOS KMO 11.83) KOAC-Family Dollars & Cents *CBC-News: CBR CFCN 10:30 PST 11:30 MST CBS -Genevieve Rowe, sop.: KFBB Singin' Sam: KOIN KOOS KIRO KOL-All Women DL -Breakfast Club: KFRC KMO NBC -Let's Talk It Over: KOA KOOS-Variety Prgm. *N BC -Malcolm Claire: News: AFTERNOON CJOR-On With the Dance KFYR KOOS KIDO KTFI KGIR KSEI KSEI-Glendora Ranch Gang KGW KDYL KHQ (sw- CJRM-Stocks & Bonds 9.53 ) 8:15 PST 9:15 MST NBC -Manhattan Melodies: KW -Bob & Mom KG0 12:00 PST 1:00 MST KFBB-Ma Perkins, sketch SC CBS -Four Kings of Rhythm: KLO KFPY-Instrumentalists KXA-Piano Moods CHAB-Mail Bag KVI KFBB NBC -Orphans of Divorce: KGO CJOR-Ma Perkins *NBC -News: Let's Listen, Ira KEX KJR KGA KLO KMO-Chamber of Commerce 2:15 PST 3:15 MST NBC -Musical Clock: KGO Blue: KPO KFI-Meet Miss Julia, sketch KOL-Musical Interlude N BC -Midstream, sketch: KPO CBS -To CBS -Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne: *KGHL-News NBC -Oh, Mr. Dinwiddy: KPO be announced: KNX KVI-The Woman's Page KOMO KGW KDYL KHQ KFI KFPY CRAB CBR CFCN KFPY KSL KIRO KVI KNX KWSC-World KGVO-Piano Melodies KGIR KDYL KIDO KSEI CJCA KOIN Book Man KFYR KNX-Backgrounds for Living CJOC CKCK KSL KXA-Dance Orch. NBC -Viennese Ensemble: KFYR NBC -Mary Marlin, sketch: KPO *KOA-Organ Reveries: News MBS-Hitmakers CBS -The Life & Love of Dr. Su- KFI KJR Orch.: KFRC KOA KHQ KDYL CJOC CKCK 1:00 PST 2:00 MST san. KNX KSL KFPY KOAC-Seeing the Americas KMO sketch: CBC-Singer & Songs: CBR CFCN KFI CHAB KFYR KOMO KGW *NBC -Club Matinee: News: KGO KVI KIRO KOIN *KOMO-Studio Party: News 10:45 PST 11:45 MST KSEI KLO KTFI KIDO KXA-The CFCN KIDO KGHL KSEI KGIR KJR DL -Johnson Family, sketch: Kentucky Kid *News: KGA KGVO KIRO NBC -Dr. Kate, drama: KPO KGW KTFI CJCA KGIR KGHL KGA KOIN KFRC KOL KOOS KMO 3:30 PST 4:30 MST KOMO KHQ KDYL KFI NBC -Bill NBC -Woman's Magazine of the CBC-Musical Mosaic: CBR Sabransky, organist: CBC-Melody Lane: CBR 8:30 PST 9:30 MST MBS-Voice of Experience: KFRC KPO KDYL KGW KOA Air: KPO KHQ KGW KOMO NBC -Good Morning Matinee: 12:15 PST 1:15 MST *News: KFXD KOIN KOOS KMO KOL CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly: *CBS-Kaltenborn Edits the KGO CBR CJRM NBC -Chase Twins, sketch: KGO KNX KGVO CJCA NBC -Manhattan Melodies: CBR KFPY KIRO KVI KOIN News: KFBB KSL KGVO KIRO NBC -Vagabonds, quartet: KLO CBR CFCN-Treasure Chest KGIR CFCN KJR KGA CJCA KEX *CBC-News: CBR CRAB KVI KFPY KOIN (sw-11.83) KFYR KJR KIDO KLO KGHL CBS -Society Girl, sketch: KNX CJRM *CHAB-Schedule Hilites: Dance - CBS -Lanny Ross, tnr.: KOIN CJCA CJOC CFAC land: News NBC -Vincente Gomez, guitarist: MBS-Talk by Sen. Warren G. KVI KSL KIRO KFPY KOIN KIRO KVI KNX KSL CBS -Curtis Institute CJOC-Singing Strings KDYL (sw-9.53) Austin: KMO NBC -Ma Perkins, sketch: KPO of Music: NBC -Words & Music: KSEI (sw-11.83) CJRM-The Little Show NBC -Ray Perkins, pianist -come- Senator Warren will deliver KOA KFI KGW KGIR KOMO Music detail on page 10 this week. KEX-Financial & Grain dian: KGO KGA KIDO the key -note address of the 11:00 PST 12:00 MST KFYR KDYL KGHL KHQ KIDO Reports: KEX School of Politics at the Wo- DL -Muse & Music: KFRC CFCN-Univ. of Alberta Lost & Found Items KSEI KGIR KGHL KJR men's National Republican KMO KSEI KTFI CKCK CRAB CJOC KOOS CJOR-Manhattan Mother KFBB-Sing & Swing MBS-To be announced: KFRC Club. Subject: "The Role of CFCN CJCA CKCK-Weather: CKCK-Doc the Republican Party in 1940." NBC -Adventure in Livestock: Mu- Sellers' True Stories KOOS KMO Reading: KGO DL -Concert Hall: KFRC sical Prgm. KXA-Poular Dance Music NBC -Against the Storm, sketch: KJR KIDO KGA KLO KTFI KEX-The Quiet CBC-Ray Perkins, pianist; CBR KFYR KGIR KSEI (sw-15.33) *News: KMO KOL KJR KGA Hour 2:30 PST 3:30 MST KPO KOA KOMO KGW KDYL KEX KFBB-Women in the News CJRM CKCK CFAC KFI "Virginia Woolf" will be the KHQ subject of today's CJOR-Singin' KFI-Agnes White NBC -Affairs of Anthony. sketch: CFCN-As You Like It dramatiza- Sam KJR 8:45 PST 9:45 MST tion. KFBB-Home Demonstration Agt. KFRC-Monitor Views the News KGO KGA KGHL KIDO CRAB -Mail Bag More detail on page 15. KTFI KLO KSEI KEX CBS -My Children, sketch: KOIN KFXD-The Old Refrain KFXD-Roundup KGIR CJCA-The Farmer NBC -Betty & Bob: KPO KOMO KFYR-Judy & Jane, CBS -It Happened in Hollywood: CJOC-House of Peter McGregor KVI KSL KNX KIRO KFPY PST MST sketch KHQ KGW KDYL KFI KOA 12:30 1:30 KGVO-Request Hour KNX KVI KSL KIRO KFPY CJOR-Pepper Young's Family NBC -Chas. Runyan, organist: NBC -P e p p e r Young's Family, CBS -Big Sister: KNX ,KSL KHQ-Charm School KOIN KFI-Ann Warner Chats KGO KLO KSEI KTFI KIDO KVI KPO KFI KOA KFPY KOIN KIRO CBR sketch: KDYL KOAC-Musical Prgm. KFYR-Jack Armstrong, sketch KEX KGA CJCA CJCA CHAB CJOC KHQ KFYR NBC -Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch: CKCK CRAB CJOC CFAC KOL-Melody Supplement KPO KFYR KOA KDYL KFI KNX-Teena& Tim, sketch MBS-Radio Garden Club: KOOS KOMO KGW CKCK CFCN KOMO-Organ Concert KOA-Teatime Tangos 11:15 PST 12:15 MST CBC-Songs by Simone Quesnel: KMO NBC -Arnold Grimm's Daughter, NBC -Gordon Gifford, bar.: KLO KSL-Song Time KOAC-Musical Prgm. Subject: "The Compost Heap KSEI KGA KTFI KIDO KWSC-College Daybook CFCN CJOC CJCA CBR CJRM KOL-Frank Iacolucci -Benefit or Menace?" sketch: KPO KOMO KFI KDYL KHQ KGW KOA *CBS -News: American School of KXA-Hawaiian Music DL -Streamline Swing: KOOS KTFI-Afternoon Request Hour NBC -The Guiding Light, sketch: KWSC-Book Chats CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: KNX the Air: KGVO KSL KNX 1:15 PST 2:15 MST CHAB-Music of the Masters KPO KFYR KGW KFI CKCK More detail on page 15. CJOR-Musical Matinee KXA-Health Talk: Interlude CJCA CJOC KHQ CHAB KOA KOIN KFPY KVI KIRO KSL NBC -Stella Dallas, sketch: KPO MBS-Bob Millar's Orch: KOL KGW KOA KFI KHQ KOMO CKCK-Woman's Journal 3:45 PST 4:45 MST KOMO KDYL CFCN CBS -Life & Love of Dr. Susan, KFRC KMO KFBB-Harmony Hall NBC -Adventures of Tom Mix, sketch: CJCA CKCK KDYL 9:00 PST 10:00 MST CHAD CJOC NBC -Agricultural Bulletin: KGO KFRC-Studio Variety sketch: KLO CFAC CBR CBS-Myrt & Marge, sketch: KNX KFXD-Tea Time Melodies NBC -Carters of Elm Street, CBC-Concert Hour: CBR KIRO KVI KOIN KSL KFPY CBC-Crawford Ensemble: CBR sketch: KPO KFI KOA DL -Charlie Openui's Hawaiians: KGVO-Afternoon Musicale CJRM CKCK CJOC CFAC KMO KFRC *CBC-News: Uncle Jonathan: CBC-Women in the World: CBR -Charley KOL KGW-Hollywood News NBC Marshall, philos- (sw-11.83) CHAB CJRM CJCA CFAC KHQ-Organ Tapestrys NBC -Music for Listening: KPO opher: KGW 11:30 PST 12:30 MST KHQ KGW KOMO KFI *News: CJOR KOOS KVI KOIN CJOC-Xavier KMO-Roundtowner NBC -Rochester Civic Orchestra: Cugat's Orch. *NBC -News: Dorothy Dreslin, KFPY KIRO CJOR-Aloha Land KOAC-Musical Prgm. DL -Marriage License Romances: son.: KEX KGA KGO KFYR KGA KEX KJR KFRC KOOS KMO KEX-Markets : Musical Interlude CKCK-Mid-day Merry -Go -Round KOL-House of McGregor CBC-The Ballodeer: (sw-15.33) Club CBR CFCN Music detail en page 10 this week. KFBB-Vic & Sade, sketch KFBB-Singin' Sam KOMO-Patty Jean's Health *CBS -Today in Europe: KIRO CHAB CJRM KFXD-Concert Hall KFRC-Elbert KVI KFPY KNX KOIN KFBB NBC -Valiant Lady, sketch: KPO Lachelle, organist 2:45 PST 3:45 MST CBS -Kate Smith Speaks: KSL KGHL-Matinee Stars KFXD-On with the Dance KGVO KSL KOA KDYL KGW KOMO KHQ KGIR-Organ Treasures CBS -Scattergood Baines, sketch: KGVO KFBB KOIN KIRO KFI *KFYR-News: Music KNX KVI KFPY KIRO NBC -Crawford Ensemble: KGO KJR-Cowboy Joe KOAC-Variety Prgm. KSL KFPY KVI KNX DL -Word Dramas: KFRC KMO KOIN KGA KGHL KIDO KGIR KJR *NBC -News: KGO KOL *KXA-News: Markets KOL-Clinic of the Air KEX KDYL KFYR (sw-953) KWSC-Homemakers' Forum NBC -David Harum, sketch: KPO MBS-The Balladeer: KOOS CBS -Brenda Curtis, sketch: KNX 12:45 PST 1:45 MST CJOR-Pepper Youngs Family KXA-Dance Tunes: Capt. S. E. NBC -Dinning Sisters: KGO KGA 9:15 KSL KOIN KVI KIRO N KOA-David Adams PST 10:15 MST BC -Between the Bookends: Sanislo KIDO KLO KGHL KSEI KJR CBS -When a Girl Marries, sketch: CBC-Rochester Civic Orch.: CBR KLO *KOAC-Monitor News 1:30 PST 2:30 MST NBC -Wayne Van Dyne. tnr.: KNX KSL KOIN KIRO KFPY CFCN NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch: KPO *KOL-News CBS -Hilltop House, drama: KNX KDYL KFYR KSEI-P. T. A. Assn. KVI 11:45 PST 12:45 MST KFYR KGW KFI CKCK CJCA KOIN KVI KSL KFPY KIRO NBC-Kidoodlers: NBC -Hymns of All Churches: CJOC KHQ CHAB KOA KOMO MRS -Songs Without Words: KXA-Hawaiian Shadows KLO KGA CBR CBS -Adventures in Science: (sw- KPO KOMO KOA KFRC KMO KOL 4:00 PST 5:00 MST CHAB KFYR KTFI CFCN KHQ KFI KDYL CFCN KTFI KIDO KGHL 11.83) CJRM KSEI (sw-15.33) KGW KDYL KSEI KGIR Moro detail on page 15. CBC-Closing Stocks: CBR CFCN CBS -Tea for Two: KFBB KVI NBC -Ray Kinney's Orch.: KGO NBC-Advs. of Sherlock Holmes: CFCN-Eb and Zeb N-9/5 rage 3l KLO KEX KJR KTFI KSEI KLO CJOR-Supper Dance NBC-Maurice's Music: KGW KHQ *NBC -News: Sunset Shadows: CJRM-Maestros of Modern Music KOMO KDYL KGO KFBB-Lest We Forget MONDAY KFRC-To be *MBS-Fulton Lewis, Jr., news: CBS -Tune -Up Time: (sw-11.83) announced KMO KFXD-Cora Fern Pierce, pianist CBC-At Sundown, Musical: CBR Good Listening Guide KGA-Girl Scout Prgm. November 13 NBC -On with the Dance: KPO MRS -Author! Author!: KOL KGVO-Boy & Girl NBC -Fred Waring's Orch.: KFYR Stations which will broadcast these programs may be found KMO-Sports Talk CJOR-Ranger's Cabin in the adjacent columns at the indicated time hereunder KOAC-Musical Prgm. the quartet will sing Peanut CBC-Interview with Gerhardt *CJRM-Sports; News Vendor (Lecuona), and a medley Seger: CBR KFBB-Crimson Trail KOL-Cavalcade of Drama of Jungle Drums, La Comparso, Check the programs you want to hear today *KOOS-News CFCN-Children's Amateur Show KFPY-Thru the Looking Glass and 0 Mama Ines will be ren- KFRC-To KYA-Retirement Life Payments dered by the chorus and or- CHAR-Popular Waltzes: Public be announced chestra. The orchestra will play School NEWS KFXD-Dinner Hour Salon MORNING 6:15 PST 7:15 MST Siboney (Lecuona), La Bomba CJQC-Swing Session KGIR-Pay'n Save NBC -Cloutier Is Calling: KJR (Robin & Rainger), and Cuban KGVO-Timely Serenade (Herbert). CJOR-Famous Voices Tunes 9:30 PST (10:30 MST) Farm and Home Hour. MBS-Ozzie Nelson's Orch.: KOOS CJRM-Market News KIRO-Father Goose Comes to CBS -Guy Lombardo's Orch.: KSL DL -Gen. Shafter Parker: CKCK-Five o'Clock Town 10:00 PST (11:00 MST) The Goldbergs. KOL KNX KOIN KIRO KFPY KVI Show KFRC CKY-Old Refrains KMO-Vitality Club Dramatic sketch, with Gertrude Berg. This program DL -Listen America: KFRC KFI-Charles Dillon KNX-Afternoon Dances: Knx-tra may be heard Monday through Friday at this time. *News: KOAC KGA KOAC-On the Campuses A story about Molly Goldberg may be found on page 13. CFCN-Y M C A Prgm. *News: CJOR KSEI KTFI KMO KFPY-Empire Relations Comm. KOL KJR KFRC-To be announced KOIN-Hello Again 10:45 PST (11:45 CJRM-Ducks Unlimited KOOS-Music for Moderns MST) Voice of Experience. KEX-Billy Stepp's Second Guess CFCN-Melody Mart KGA-Yesterdays Melody This program may be heard Monday, Wednesday and KGHL-Program Prevues KSEI-Half Hour of Harmony KFBB-Hi-Lites CJRM-Canadian Legion Prgm. Friday at this time. KFBB-Music of KGIR-Good Afternoon Neighbors KSL-Let's Dance KFBK-To be announced Tomorrow *KVI-News: American School of KFBK-R 0V i n g Reporter, Gene KGVO-Arthur Love, talk 11:30 PST (12:30 MST) Rochester Civic Orches- KGVO-Dance Time KIDO-Kiddo Rquests the Air KMO-Sons of the Pioneers Desimone KIRO-Job Finder KWSC-Spelling Bee tra. KFXD-House of MacGregor Fraser 6:30 PST 7:30 MST KGHL-Things *KNX-News: Fletcher Wiley Guy Harrison, conductor. to Buy 5:15 PST 6:15 MST NBC -Alec Templeton Time; Con- KGIR-Dreilbelbis Music KOA-University of Denver NBC -Adventures of Tom Mix, tinental Chorus; dir. of Wm. KOOS-To be announced KOAC-Symphonic Half Hour sketch: KGO KEX KJR KGA AFTERNOON Miller; Pat O'Malley, tnr.; String KYA-Sportsman KOIN-The Journal Newspaper Saidenberg; *News: KGVO KGIR Orch.; dir. of Daniel KOL-Theater Revue: High Notes 12:30 PST (1:30 MST) American School of the Guest: KPO KGW KOA KFI 7:15 PST 8:15 MST KOOS-Tea Time Rhythm CJRM-It's Dance Time! NBC -Charles Barnet's Orchestra: KFBB-Dinner Dance Music Air. KOMO KHQ KFBK KDYL KSL-Story Telling Time KIDO KMED (sw-9.53) KLO KFPY-To be announced Today's lesson, "The Fight to Go Backward," shows the *KWSC-Monitor Views the News For further detail see sponsor's DL -Listen America: KOOS KXA-Variety Hour KFRC-Davis Adams constant fight against progress because of ignorance, unman.r.,urnt en this page. For detail see Good Listening Guide. KFXD-Market Reports psychological reasons and political interests. CJOR-Light Up & Listen 4:15 PST 5:15 MST KIRO-Let's Waltz NBC -Youth Questions the Head- KFBB-Three E'e_ CBS -Ross & Yeo, songs: KFPY KMO-Crazy Cowboy 4:00 PST (5:00 MST) Fulton Lewis, Jr., Com- lines: KGO KEX KLO KFYR KFXD-Hollywood Night Club KVI KGVO KFBB KNX-Dealer in Dreams mentator. KGA KJR KFYR-Farmers Union KOIN-Melodies Cross-country opinions on KGIR-Shirley's Prgm. NBC-Maurice's Music: KPO KFI vital issues of the day from NBC -Science on the March.: KGO KSL-Interviewing Celebrities 5:00 PST (6:00 MST) Quaker Party. groups of young people in Dal- KJR-Popular Potpourri KEX KGA KJR KLO KTFI 5:30 PST 6:30 MST Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou; David Ross, announcer; las, Texas, and New York, KMO-Sports Slants N. Y. KOL-Suppertime Melodies NBC -Time & Tempo; Orch. & Freddie Rich's orchestra. NBC -I Love a Mystery: KOA More detail on page 15. KSEI-Evening Reveries KDYL Vocalists: KSEI KGW KOMO *DL -News & Views: KFRC KOL KIDO KFI KTFI:Song Ballads CBC-Larry Cross & Co.: CFAC NIGHT KMO KOOS KWSC-Sports Gossip CBR NBC -Walt Kelsey's Orch.: KGO CFCN-Red Heads KYA-Musical Prgm. DL -Haven of Rest: KOL KOOS KEX KJR 6:00 PST (7:00 MST) Lux Radio Theater. CJOR-Concert Hall 7:30 PST 8:30 MST NBC -True or False: KLO CJRM-Del *News: KFYR KMO CJOC Dramatic program, with Cecil B. DeMille directing. Genthon's Grainbelters NBC -Barry Winton's Orch.. (sw- CHAB-Jerry of the Circus NBC -Master Singers: KPO KFBB-Supper Melodies 9.53 ) 6:00 PST (7:00 MST) Doctor I. Q. KGHL-Places Go CJCA-George Hall's Orch. NBC -The Voice of Firestone: to CBS-Blondie,'sketch: KNX KSL novel audience -participation program. KGIR-Emil CJOR-Easy Aces KFYR (sw-9.53) A Marans KOIN KFPY KIRO KVI CJRM-Matinee Melodies KGVO-Dude Ranch DL -Jack Armstrong, sketch: 6:30 PST (7:30 MST) Alec Templeton Time. KOAC-Farm NBC -Larry Clinton's Musical CKY-Light Up & Listen Hour KMO KOL KFRC Alec Templeton, famous blind pianist; choral group, KSEI-Fireside Melodies Sensations: KPO KHQ KSEI *KFRC-News: To be announced KOA KTFI KIDO KGIR KGHL KGHL-Marian Wold CBC-Appointment withe Agostini: directed by William Miller; string orchestra, David *KWSC-News KYA-Labor KDYL KFBK KFI KOMO KGW KIRO-Lost & Found: Musical CBR CKY Saidenberg conducting. Pat O'Malley will make another on the Air Interlude CBS -Model Minstrels: (sw-11.83) guest appearance tonight. 6:45 PST 7:45 MST NBC -Nat'l Radio Forum: KGO KFYR KJR KLO KSEI-Safety Council *DL -Raymond Gram S w i n g, Lone Ranger: CJCA CJOC CKCK 7:00 (8:00 KSL-Jack Armstrong KTFI PST MST) Guy Lombardo's Or- contra.: KOL KFRC KMO KOOS MBS-Lone Ranger, drama: KOL chestra. KFRC KOOS KMO PST 5:30 MST CFCN-Adventures of J. Allen CFCN-Pacific Paradise 4:30 CBC-Dogs In Harness: CBR NBC -Rex Maupin's Orch.: KOMO CHAB-Melodies 7:00 PST (8:00 MST) Contented Hour. KEX-Freshest Thing in Town CJOR-On the Mall CKY CKCK CJCA CHAB CJOC NBC-Shep Fields' Orch.: KGO Opal Craven, the Lullaby Lady; Continentals Quartet; KFBB-Let's Dance CJRM-Jimmy Allen, drama KFXD-Western Serenade CFCN KEX KGIR KGA KIDO KJR *KDYL-News Josef Pasternack, conductor. CJOR-Sports KSEI KFYR KGHL-Sokolsky KFBB-Paris Community Calendar 7:30 PST (8:30 MST) Blondie; KGIR-Bertoglio McTaggart CJRM-Informal Moods CBS -Dick Aurandt's Orch.: KVI Comedy Sketch. KFPY-Tea Time Trio Comedy sketch, patterned after the "Blondie" cartoon KSEI-Unemployment Insurance KEX-Listen & Win KGVO KFPY KIRO KFXD-Sundown Serenade Prgm. KFBB-Mutiny on the High Seas by Chic Young, with Arthur Lake and Penny Singleton. NBC -Sidewalk Reporter: KPO KGA-Buck Rogers, sketch KTFI-Information on F. H. A. KFXD-Dream Time CBS -Blondie, sketch: (sw-11.83) KGHL-Builders' News 7:30 PST (8:30 MST) Larry Clinton's Musical KWSC-You Asked for It KGA-People & Places KGIR-Boucher's Broadcast KYA-Musical Prgm. KGVO-Farm Clinic DL -Haven of Rest: KMO *KGVO-Sports: Dinner Concert: Sensations. KOAC-4-H Club Prgm. 7:00 PST 8:00 MST CBC-Dance Orch.: CBR CFAC News 8:00 PST (9:00 MST) Amos 'n' Andy. KWSC-Agricultural Service CJCA KHQ-Sweethearts Forever NBC -Charles Barnet's Orchestra: *KYA-News Comedy sketch set in New York's Harlem. This sketch KGO KFYR KGA KIDO KIRO-Howard Costigan KEX 7:45 PST 8:45 MST Jack Armstrong, sketch: KGHL is heard Monday through Friday at this time. CBR KOA KFBB KNX-Editor's Daughter, sketch CBC-Pageant of Melody: CBR *CHAB-News: Time to Listen KOA-Plantation Party 8:00 PST (9:00 MST) Fred Waring in Pleasure NBC -Contented Hour; Josef Pas- CKY CKCK CJCA CHAB CJOC *CJOC-News: Novelty Revue KOAC-Musical Prgm. Time. ternack, cond.: KPO KOA KHQ CFCN CJRM CJOR-Gray Gordon's Orch. KOIN-Shadows KGW KOMO KFI KDYL CKCK *News: KEX KFXD *CKCK-News *KSL-Variety Bits Musical 8:15 PST (9:15 MST) Lum and Abner. CHAB CJCA CJOC CFAC CJOR-Laddie Watkis CKY-Speed Gibson Newsies: News A comedy sketch of rural life. This program may be CKY (sw-9.53) KFBB-Western Serenade KVI-Songs by Louise Mr. Tanner will sing Loca KDYL-Interlude heard Monday, Wednesday and Friday at this time. Lova (Grever), the Lullaby KGA-To be announced *KFRC-News: Studio Variety 5:45 PST 6:45 MST Lady will offer Nino Querido, (Continued on Next Page) KGW-Stars of Today DL -Little Orphan Annie: KMO 8:30 PST (9:30 MST) Model Minstrels. KHQ-Concert Ensemble KOL KFRC Tom Howard and George Shelton, comedians; Eton KOAC-Stories Boys & Girls Boys; Ray Bloch's orchestra. for *CBS -Bob Garred Reporting: KOIN-Fashion Chat KVI KNX KOIN KIRO KSL-Island Echoes 8:30 PST (9:30 MST) The Voice of Firestone. KTFI-Band Concert NBC -Time & Tempo: KPO Richard Crooks, tenor; symphony orchestra, with Al- KWSC-Classroom Echoes *News: KFPY KFXD KFBB fred Wallenstein conducting. 4:45 PST 5:45 MST CFCN-Sports CBS -To be announced: KOIN CHAB-House of Peter MacGregor 9:00 PST (10:00 MST) The Adventures of Sher- lock Holmes; NBC -Ricardo, violinist: KGO CJOR-Howie Wing Drama. Mystery KEX KJR KGA CJRM-Dad's Musical Game drama, with Basil Rathbone as "Sherlock KDYL-Brady Campaign Holmes" and Nigel Bruce as "Dr. Watson." Tonight's NBC -Rex Maupin's Orch.: KGW KFI-Voice of the World drama is titled "The Lion's Mane." CBC-Talk by F. N. Stephen: KGA-Jack Armstrong CBR CJRM KGHL-V-8 Bandwagon 9:00 PST (10:00 MST) True or False. *News: KSEI KSL KHQ KIDO KGIR-House of MacGregor Qu z program, with Dr. Harry Hagen. KTFI KGW-Cocktail Hour Howie Wing, sketch: CJCA CFCN KHQ-Songs-All Flags 9:00 PST (10:00 MST) Tune -Up Time. CJRM *KIDO-News: Listener's Digest Tony Martin, M. C.; Kay Thompson and her Rhythm Talking Drums: KOL KGIR KJR-Scandinavian Reporter Singers; David Laughlin, tenor; Andre Kostelanetz' CJOR-Ray Noble's Orch. KOAC-Vespers orchestra. CKCK-Speed Gibson CKY-Easy Aces 9:30 PST (10:30 MST) Hawthorne House. KFBB-Barbers' Serenade NIGHT KFRC-Helen Barker, art talk Refer to adjacent columns for stations broadcasting these programs KFXD-Local Side is no KGHL-Sportscast Where there listing for a station its preceding O' KIRO-P.-T.A. Prgm. Pat Malley FREQUENCIES KMO-Round Towner program Is on the air. Famous Lancastershire Dialect KOA-Orphan Annie CBR-1100 KEX-1180 KGVO-1260 KOL-1270 KOMO-Autumn Serenade 6:00 PST 7:00 MST CFAC-930 KFBB-1280 KGW-620 KOMO-920 Comedian with His ALBERT KOOS-Advs. of Uncle Jimmy NBC -Cloutier Is Calling; Orch. CFCN-1030 KFBK-1490 KHQ-590 KOOS-1390 KWSC-Mark Van Auken, bar. & Soloists: KGO KFBK KEX CHAR -1200 KFI-640 KIDO-1350 KPO-680 AND THE LION-SAM 5:00 PST 6:00 MST KLO KFBK CJCA-730 KFPY-890 KIRO-710 KSEI-900 AND HIS MUSKET and NBC -Quaker Party with Tommy CBS -Lux Radio Theater: KSL CJOC-1210 KFRC-610 KJR-970 KSL-1130 Riggs 8r Betty Lou; Freddie KNX KVI KOIN KFPY KIRO CJOR-600 KFXD-1200 KLO -1400 KTFI-1240 Other Droll Stories Rich's Orch.: KPO KFI KOA CBR CKY CKCK CHAB CFA( CJRM-950 KFYR-550 KMO-1330 KVI-570 KHQ KFYR KDYL KGHL KGW CJCA CJOC (sw-11.83) CKCD-1010 KGA-1470 KNX-1050 KWSC-1220 SPONSORED CKCK-1010 KGHL-780 KOA-830 KXA-760 BY ALKA-SELTZER KOMO CKCK CJOC CJCA CRAB NBC -Dr. I. Q., quiz prgm.: KPO KIDO CFCN CKY CKY-910 KGIR-1340 KOAC-550 KYA-1230 KDYL KOA KFYR KGW KOMO KDYL-1290 KGO-790 KOIN-940 WLW-700 KGW KOMO KHQ KMED KIDO NBC -Frank & Archie: KEX KGA KHQ KSEI KTFI KIDO KFI KFBK KJR KGIR KGHL 6:30 P.M., PST - 7:30 P.M., MST Page 32 9/5-N CBS-Lum 'n' Abner, sketch: KNX 8:45 PST 9:45 MST 9:15 PST 10:15 MST *DL -Fulton Lewis, Jr.: KOL CBS -Don Roland's Orch.: KOIN KMO KVI KSL KVI KOIN KIRO KFPY NBC -Abe Lyman's Orch.: KGA NBC -Dance Orch.: KGIR KIDO KSL KGVO NBC -John Doe's Music: KGO KTFI KJR KSEI CBC-Benny Carter's Orch.: CBR *NBC -Chuck Foster's Orchestra: MONDAY NBC -Elvira Rios, songs: KEX MBS-Paul Whiteman's Orch.: CBS -Louis Armstrong's Orch.: CJCA CJOC CKCK CKY News: KGO KJR KIDO KSEI KGA KLO KFRC KFBB *CHAB-News KFBK KGA KEX KFI CJOR-Ronnie Matthews CBC-Chuck Foster's Orch.: CBR November 13 Richard Himber's Orch.: KFBK CFCN-Consumer's Tire Co. MBS-Benny Goodman's Orch.: *News: KGHL KGIR KDYL CJOC-Famous Lines KFRC KOL KOOS KMO KIRO-Little Show CJCA CHAB CJOC CFAC CKCK KGVO CKCKSByron Brothers CFCN-Sing Song Time KOAC-Dept. of English *DL -Fulton Lewis, Jr., news: (7:45 p.m. Continued) Light Up & Listen: CJCA CKCK KGIR-Dream Time CJCA-Dance Hour 10:00 PST 11:00 MST KFRC CHAB CJOC KGVO-U. S. Gov't Reports KGVO-Russian Cathedral Choir CJRM-Treasure Chest *NBC -News Reporter: KPO KFI CFCN-Starlight Serenade KYA-Jack Densham's Column CJOR-Vox Pop KMO-Rhapsody in Wax CKCK-On With the Dance KOMO KHQ KGW *CJOR-News CJRM-Community Chest Talk KOAC-Oregon Journalism KFBB-It's Dance Time 8:00 PST 9:00 MST NBC-Enric Madriguera's Orch.: KFPY-Moonlite Sonata KFBB-Madrigal Singers KWSC-Concert Hall KHQ-Music You Want CBS -Amos 'n' Andy: KNX KIRO KMO-Rhapsody in Wax 9:00 PST 10:00 MST KGO KLO KSEI KGA KIDO KVI KFPY KOIN KSL 9:30 PST 10:30 MST KJR KIRO-Musical Varieties KOAC-The World in Review -Dance KLO KMO-Wilson Ames, organist (sw-9.65) NBC Orch.: KTFI NBC -Hawthorne' House: KPO *CBS -Paul Sullivan, news: KSL *CBS -News: KOOS-George E. Sokolsky KGHL KNX-To be announced *NBC -News: Aloha Land: KGO KTFI-Filer Marches On KHQ KOMO KGW KFI KNX KIRO KVI KFPY NBC-Advs. of Sherlock Holmes: KOL-Serenade NBC -John Doe's Music: KEX NBC -Eddy Roger's Orch.: KDYL MBS-Lyle Murphy's Orch.: KMO 8:30 PST 9:30 MST KPO KFI KGW KOMO KHQ KSL-Studio Players KOA KGA KFYR KFRC KOOS KXA-Music You Want NBC -The Voice of Firestone; KDYL KOA NBC -Fred Waring in Pleasure For detail see Good Listening Guide. NBC -Benny Carter's Orch.: CBC-Songs of the Years: CBR KYA-Universe of Melody Time: KPO KOMO KGW KHQ Richard Crooks; Symphony Or- KGO KLO KTFI KFBK KIDO CJCA CFAC CJOC CKCK KPO KOMO KFI KDYL CBS -Tune -Up Time; Andre Koste- 10:45 PST 11:45 MST KFBK KOA KDYL KFI KGIR chestra: KGHL KOA KOA KGW KHQ KFBK lanetz' Orch.; Tony Martin, tnr.; *News: KFBK KOIN *NBC -Chuck Foster's Orchestra: KTFI KIDO KSEI KGHL Music detail on page 10 this week. Kay Thompson's Rhythm Singers; CBS -Red Nichols' Orch.: KFBB CFCN-Hit Revue News: KFYR CHAB-Evening Prayer NBC -Little Jack Little's Orch.: NBC -Abe Lyman's Orch.: KEX David Laughlin, tnr.; Guests: (sw-6.17) CBS -Nightcap Yarns: CJCA KVI CJOR-In the Gloaming KLO KIDO KLO KSEI KGHL KFYR KNX KOIN KSL KIRO KFPY MBS-Johnny Davis' Orch.: KMO CJOC KNX KOIN KFPY KIRO CJRM-When Day Is Done DL -Pull Over Neighbor: KFRC (sw-9.53) KVI KFRC KOOS CHAB KSL KGVO CFAC CKCK KDYL-Viennese Melodies *CBC-News: CBR CJCA CHAB NBC -Potato Bug Band: KGO NBC -True or False: KGO KGA CBC-Generally Speaking: CJOC KEX KJR *KGHL-News & Weather *NBC -Music by Woodbury: CKY CKCK CFAC CJOC CJRM CBS -Model Minstrels; Tom How- CJCA CBR CFAC CKCK KGVO-Rhythm Serenade News: KPO KHQ KOA CBC-Stag Party; Songs, Comedy CFCN-For Mother and Dad ard & George Shelton: KNX KSL *News: KSEI KJR KGA KOL-World Within Reach DL -Harry Orch.: KOL & Orch.: CKY CBR CJOC James' *CJOR-News KOIN KFPY KIRO KVI CFCN-E. Roberts, organist KXA-Bethel Temple Choir KMO KFRC CHAB CFAC KYA-By Candle Light KFBB-In the Sportlite MBS-Paul W'hiteman's Orch.: CHAB-Variety Prgm. CJOR-William J. Nelles by Baukhage CBS -Louis Armstrong's Orch.: CJOR-Hollywood Gossip *KFYR-Comments KOOS 10:15 PST 11:15 MST PST 12:00 MST KGVO-Piano Mcods (sw-6.17) CJRM-World Dances 11:00 a Time, NBC -Blue Moonlight: KPO KFI KJR-Manufacturers' Ass'n of CBC-Once Upon drama: CKY-Sports Editor's Office NBC -Carl Ravazza's Orch.: KPO CKY CBR CHAB NBC -Xavier Cugat's Orchestra: KGW KOMO KDYL KDYL KOMO KFI KFBK Washington KFYR KEX-Wrestling Match KMO-Ramona Kay, songs CFCN-Let's Dance CBS -Ross & Yeo, songs: KSL NBC -This Moving World: KGA *DL -News: KFRC KOOS KOL KFPY-Wealth Producers KOAC-School of Music CJCA-Symphony in Song KGVO-Bert Hirsch's Swing Band KVI KGVO KNX KIDO KEX KJR KMO KOL-The Question Mint CJOC-Picadilly on Parade KIRO-Little Black Book NBC-Enric Madriguera's Orch.: CBS -Erwin Yea, organist: KVI KOOS-Dancetime CJOR-Radio Rascals *News: CJRM CKCK KIDO KNX-Political Talk KFBK KOIN KSL CJRM-Doug Ferguson's Orch. CFCN KWSC-We, The Faculty KOA-Waltz Night CHAB-Moonlight Rhapsodies *NBC -News: KGO KYA-Evening Concert KFBB-A Song Is Born CJCA-Hildegarde, songs KOAC-Extension Service *KFPY-Musical Newsical 8:15 PST 9:15 MST KFRC-To be announced CJOR-Ab Hines' Varieties KOIN-Baker Theater Players DL -Hal Howard's Orch.: KMO Eastbrook *KFYR-News & Weather NBC -I Love a Mystery, sketch: KGA-Light Concert CKCD-William KOL-Mutiny on the High Seas KHQ-Home, Sweet Home *CBC-News: CBR KPO KFI KOMO KGW KHQ KGIR-Variety Prgm. *KFBB-Today in the News KSL-Players KIRO-Musical Varieties KFYR KNX KGW Orch. *News: KOA KGVO-Mario Chandler's Orch. KFBK-Concert KVI-Richard Himber's Orch- KOA-Music You Want KOL KJR-In the Mike Light KGIR-Pay'n Save KOIN-Marine Interview Donahue's Orch. NBC -King's Jesters: KSEI KIDO Education Week KGVO-South American Serenade 9:45 PST 10:45 MST CJOR-Al KMO-American PST MST *KFRC-News: Orrin Tucker's CBS -Al Kavelin's Orch.: (sw- KOAC-Round Table CBS -Public Health League: KNX 10:30 11:30 KOAC-School of Music Orch. 9.65) KOL-Evening Concert KSEI-Crimson Trail KGVO KVI KFBB, KFPY *N BC -Music by Woodbury: News: KDYL KGW KOMO KYA-Clyde Lucas' Orch. CBC-Stardust, Violinist: CKY KWSC-Newest Frontiers of Hu- KTFI-Dance Orch. NBC -Benny Carter's Orchestra: CBR man Knowledge KWSC-Poetry Parade KGO KSEI KJR NBC -Concert Hall: KPO End of Monday Programs

8:30 PST 9:30 MST CJCA-Sportcycle NBC -Ma Perkins, sketch: KPO KFI KHQ KDYL KTFI KSEI NBC -Good Morning Matinee: TUESDAY, November 14, 1939 CJOC-Highnoon Highlights MORNING KGO CBR CJRM CJOR-Kingsway Ballad Music KGHL KGIR KFYR KOMO KOA CJRM-Primo Scala's Band: Pack- CHAB CJOC CJCA CKCK CFCN NBC -Three Romeos: KGO KGIR ers' Talk KGW KIDO *Star in program listings KFYR KIDO KJR KLO KGHL MBS-Studies & Sketches; KOOS CHAB-Range Riders CKCK-Sunny Side Up NBC -The Chase Twins, sketch: indicates news broadcast. MBS-Keep Fit to Music: KMO Your Service Madame *News: KDYL KMO CJOC-Preston & McGregor KFPY-At KGO CBR (sw-15.33) KGVO-Luncheon Prgm.: Markets 7:00 PST 8:00 MST NBC -Against the Storm, sketch: Gospel Singer: CJCA CJOR CJOR-Peter McGregor *News: KEX KJR KMO KOL *KIDO-News: Farm Men Only NBC -Josh Higgins of Finchville, KPO KFI KDYL KOA KOMO Markets: CJOC CJRM 11:00 PST 12:00 MST KGA KOAC-Music of the Masters sketch: KSEI KLO KGA KGW KHQ NBC -Betty & Bob, sketch: KPO CJOR-Singin' KTFI 9:45 PST 10:45 MST KOL-Dr. Hastings Sam KGHL KIDO *News: KXA KVI KFPY KOMO KHQ KGW KDYL KFI KFBB-Sing Song Time NBC -Secret Diary: KPO KOA KOOS-Listen Ladies CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly: KSL Gospel Singer: CFCN CKCK KXA-Dance Prgm. KGVO-Trading Center Morning Melodies: KNX KOOS NBC -Glenn Darwin, bar.: KGW NBC -Gallant American Women: KOAC-Farm Hour NBC -The Man I Married, sketch: CBS -Our Gal Sunday, sketch: KGO KGA KLO KTFI KJR 11:45 PST 12:45 MST KOOS-Mac's Music KOA KDYL 8:45 PST 9:45 MST KFYR CKCK CJCA KNX KOIN KSL KFPY KVI KSEI KGIR KFYR KIDO CBS -My Son & I, sketch: KSL 12:30 PST 1:30 MST CHAB CJOC NBC -Chas. Runyan, organist: CFCN KIRO "Women on the Land" is the KVI KFPY KOIN KIRO KGVO NBC -Agricultural Bulletin: KGO NBC -Musical Clock: KPO KGO KGO KLO KSEI KGIR KIDO title of today's dramatization. KNX KFBB KGA MBS-String Orch.: KOL More detail on page 15. *CBS -News: American School of *News: KFPY KGW KHQ M.,ry Lee Taylor: KFBB KTFI NBC -Army Band: KSEI KLO the Air: KNX NBC -Guiding Light, sketch: KPO MBS-Concert Orch.: KFRC KMO KSL KGVO Sunrise Salute: KFBB KNX Voice of Memory; Tod Russell: KOOS More detail on page 15. KOMO KFI KHQ KGW KFYR NBC -Hymns of All Churches: CJOC CKCK MPG KOMO NBC -The Four Belles: KSEI 7:15 PST 8:15 MST KDYL KOA CHAB CJOC CJCA CBS -Big Sister, sketch: KNX KHQ KGW KFI 10:00 PST 11:00 MST KOA KDYL KJR KLO KTFI KIDO (sw- NBC -Anne Thomas, Career Wife: CKCK CFCN KVI KFPY KSL KOIN KIRO KTFI KGA CBC-Happy Gang: CKCK CBR 15.33) KSEI KLO Children, CBR CHAB CJCA CFAC CKCK *NBC -News: Tropical Moods: CBS -My sketch: KOIN CFAC CHAB CJRM CJOC CJOC KGO *CBS -News: Uncle Jonathan, *CBC-News: CFAC CJCA KSL KNX KVI KIRO KFPY NBC -Talk by Owen White: KGW sketch: KFBB (sw-11.83) CFCN-Tin Pan Alley School of *News: KFI KOL CBS -To be announced: KFBB KOMO (sw-15.33) MBS-Southern the Air: *CJOR-News KOOS NBC -Pepper Young's Family, 7:30 PST 8:30 MST MBS-Erskine Butterfield, pianist: MBS-Happy Gang: KOL KFRC CJRM-The Revue of Hits sketch: KPO KOA KHQ KGW NBC -Ross Trio: KGO KGA KEX KOOS KOL KMO KEX-Geographical Travelogue Markets: CJOC CJRM KFYR KFYR KOMO KDYL KFI CHAB KIDO KTFI KGIR CBS -The Goldbergs, sketch: KNX KTFI KGHL 9:00 PST 10:00 MST KOIN KVI KIRO KFBB-Farmers' Noon Hour CJOC CJCA CKCK CFCN NBC -Carters of Elm Street: Story on page 13. KFXD-Luncheon Hour *CFCN-News NBC -Edna Fisher, organist: CJCA-Closing Grain Prices MBS-Bob Millar's Orch.: KOL KDYL KPO KOA KFI NBC -Master Singers: KPO KGHL-Toddling Along KFRC KMO KGVO-Luncheon Prgm. CJOR-Tod Russell *CBS -Bob Garred Reporting: *NBC -News: Meet the Song- 10:15 PST 11:15 MST *CKCK-Grain Prices: News CBC-Concert Hour: CBR KEX KGA KOAC-School of the Air KNX KOIN KVI KIRO writers NBC -Virginia Hays, songs: KLO KFRC-Red River Dave *News: CJOR KOOS KVI KOIN KGA KJR KIDO KOL-Musical Round Up *News: KJR KMO KOOS KSEI NBC -Sam Moore, entertainer: KWSC-Morning Melodies KFXD-Hillbillies KFPY KIRO CJOC KGW NBC -Through a Woman's Eyes: KXA-Lucille Le Clercq KGIR-Lost Empire KEX-Markets: Musical Interlude KIDO-Road of Life 7:45 PST 8:45 MST CBS -Kate Smith Speaks: KVI KGO 11:15 PST 12:15 MST KFXD-Mood Musical KFPY KOIN KGVO KFBB KSL CBS -Life Can Be Beautiful, KMO-Consumer's Council KGA-Chamber of Commerce *NBC -News, Sam Hayes: KPO CBS -Life & Love of Dr. Susan: KOL-Blue Notes KFI KOMO KHQ KGW KIRO sketch: KNX KVI KIRO KSL CHAB CJCA CFAC CKCK CJOC KGHL-Matinee Stars *NBC -News: KGO KOIN KFPY CBR KGIR-Organ Treasures NBC-Rakov's Orch.; KGO KSEI *KXA-News: Markets NBC -E I l e n Randolph, sketch: KTFI KGIR CBC-Sweet Hour of Prayer: CBR NBC -Arnold Grimm's Daughter, AFTERNOON 12:45 PST 1:45 MST CHAB KPO KFI KGW KOMO KHQ sketch: KPO KGW KHQ KOMO CBC-Musical Varieties: CFCN KFYR KGHL (sw- NBC -Dept. of Agriculture: KGO *News: KFXD KJR KTFI KIDO KDYL KOA KFI KDYL KOA *News: KFRC KFXD 15.33) PST 1:00 MST ILEX KJR 9:15 PST 10:15 MST CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: KNX 12:00 PST MST NBC -Orphans of Divorce: KGO N BC -Between the Bookends: 8:00 9:00 CBS A Girl Marries, MBS-Happy Gang: KMO KOOS KVI KOIN KFPY KIRO KSL -When KEX KGA KJR KLO (sw-15.33K) NBC -Viennese Ensemble: KPO sketch: KNX KVI KSL KIRO 10:30 PST 11:30 MSI' MBS-Ed Fitzgerald, talk: KMO KLO KGW CJOC NBC -Rochester Civic Orch.; Ed- CBS -Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne: NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch: KPO KOIN KFPY KFRC KOL KIRO NBC -Financial Service: KGO ucational Concert: KGO KLO KOIN KSL KFPY KVI KOMO KFI KHQ KGW KFYR NBC -Merry Music: KGIR KTFI CJOR-Voices Mean Dollars KNX KDYL KOA CHAB KTFI KGHL KGHL KGIR KSEI KTFI KEX KGA KFYR KIDO CFCN CHAB CBS -To be announced: KNX CJRM-Sports; Weather NBC -Mary Marlin, sketch: KPO KSEI KIDO KGIR KGA KIDO CBR CJRM (sw-15.33) KFPY CJOC CKCK CHAB CBR KEX-Musical Chats KSL KOA KHQ KDYL KSEI KGIR DL -Let's Play Bridge: KFRC DL -Breakfast Club: KFRC KOOS NBC -The O'Neills, sketch: KPO CFCN CJCA KFXD-Sing Song Time KMO KGHL-Midland Melodies KFYR KOMO KGW KFI CHAB KOMO KFI KGW KHQ KDYL NBC -Words & Music: KOMO CJOC CJCA CKCK CFCN KIDO CBS -Richard Maxwell, tenor: *CBC-News: CBR CFCN KOA KGIR KIDO KSEI KHQ (sw- *KGVO-News KGHL KTFI (sw-11.83) 15.33) KOOS-Dance Music NBC -To be announced: CHAB *CBS -N e w s: Rhythmaires: NBC -On the Air; Ira Blue: KGO KWSC-Good Morning Homemak- CBC-Musical Mosaic: CBR KFBB *NBC -News: Let's Listen: Ira CJOC CJCA CKCK CFCN MBS-Buckeye Four: KOOS KFRC ers CJOR-Dance Hour Blue: KPO Singin' KOIN KOOS *News: CJOR CKCD *News: KFBB KOL KXA-South American Rhythms *CJRM-News: Old Time Re- Sam: KIRO Orch.: KFRC KMO CJOR-Sid Mullett 8:15 PST 9:15 MST Mary' Lee Taylor: KGVO KSEI MBS-Dance 11:30 PST 12:30 MST quests KOL CJRM-Stocks & Bonds NBC -Musical Clock: KGO 9:30 PST 10:30 MST NBC -Valiant Lady, sketch: KPO KFBB-Farmers' Noon Hour Meet Miss Julia: KGW KHQ KFI KOMO KGW KOA *KFRC-News: To be announced KFBB-Ma Perkins NBC -Oh Mr. Dinwiddy: KPO NBC -Our Spiritual Life, talk: KDYL 11:45 MST KHQ KFXD-Let's Dance KFPY-Instrumentalists KDYL KGIR KSEI KIDO KGW 10:45 PST KMO-Amer. Family Robinson CBS -Mary Lee Taylor: KNX -Brenda Curtis, sketch: KSL KGVO-Melody Time NBC -Viennese Ensemble: KFYR CBS -Romance of Helen Trent. CBS KOL-Musical Interludes KOIN KFPY KIRO KVI KNX KVI KOIN KIRO KMO-Vitality Club KFI sketch: KNX KVI KSL KFPY *KOAC-News KVI-The Woman's Page KIRO KOIN NBC -Dr. Kate, drama: KPO NBC -Army Band: KGO KGA KWSC-World Book Man CBS King's of KOL-Noontime Melodies -Four Rhythm: KDYL KHQ KGW KOMO KFI KEX KJR KFYR CBR KXA-Dance Orch. KFBB KVI NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: KOOS-Hits of Today NBC -Rochester Civic Orchestra: 1:00 2:00 MST CBC-Singers & Songs: CBR KGO KLO KOA KGHL KIDO MBS-Texas Jim Lewis' Cowboys: KWSC-Agricultural Service PST KSEI KFYR KGA KJR KEX KJR KEX KTFI KGA KIDO KMO KFRC KXA-Light Concert Gems CBC-Club Matinee: CBR CJRM *News: KGA KGVO KIRO KGIR CFAC CJCA CJOC CHAB KOIN MBS-Dance Orch.: KOOS *News: KFXD KGHL KGIR 12:15 PST 1:15 MST Christian Science Prgm.: KJR NBC-Teena & Tim, sketch: KPO CBC-Favorite Waltzes-: CFCN KSEI KTFI KFBB CBS -Society Girl, sketch: KNX NBC -Bill Sabransky, organist: KMO CBC-Radio School: CBR CFCN CBR CJCA *CHAB-News: Dance Favorites KVI KFPY KOIN KIRO KSL KPO KDYL KF! KGW *NBC -Club Matinee: News: KGO *News: KFXD KGVO CJCA NBC -Woman's Magazine of the N-9/5 Page 33 KSEI KGIR KLO KTFI KGA CFCN-Salon Orchestra Air: KPO KHQ KOMO KGW KJR KIDO KGHL (sw-9.53) *CHAB-Schedule Highlights: KFI NBC -Backstage Wife: KOA Danceland: News NBC -Pan-American Clipper De- TUESDAY CJOC-Singing Strings parture: KGO CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch: CJRM-Wilson Ames, organist KNX KFPY KOIN KVI KIRO CKCK-Doc Sellers' True Stories Good *CBS -H. V. Kastenborn, news November I4 Listening Guide analyst* KFBB KSL KVI KIRO CBS -Cleveland Institute of Mu- KEX-Financial Si Grain Reports: Lost & Found Items Stations which will broadcast these programs may be found KGVO KFPY KOIN sic: (sw-11.83) in the adjacent columns at the time hereunder indicated KFBB-Sing & Swing NBC -Reggie Childs' Orch.: KGA KGW-Stars of Today CFCN-Univ. of Alberta KXA-Popular Dance Music KIDO KGHL KSEI KJR KHQ-Sweethearts Forever CJOR-Manhattan Mother 2:30 PST MST Check the programs you want to hear today NBC -Blue Barron's Orch.: KDYL KOAC-Stories for Boys & Girls CKCK-RCMP Bulletins: Weath- 3:30 er: Livestock NBC -Affairs of Anthony, sketch: CFCN-As You Like Is 4:45 PST 5:45 MST KEX-The KGO KGHL KGIR KLO KGA MORNING C.ICA-The Farmer NBC -Deacon Moore's Orch.: KPO Quiet Hour KJR KSEI KTFI KIDO KEX KFBB-Women in the News CJOC-House of Peter McGregor KDYL *KFRC-News: Closing Stocks NBC -Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch: 9:30 PST (10:30 MST) Farm and Home Hour. CJOR-Pepper Young's Family CBC-My Home Town, talk: CBR KFXD-Roundup KPO KDYL KOA KFYR KFI KEX-Lovely Ladies of Long Ago 10:30 PST (11:30 MST) NBC -Dance Orch.: EGO KEX KFYR-Judy & Jane, sketch CBS -It Happened in Hollywood: Rochester Civic Orches- KFYR-Jack Armstrong, sketch KJR KGA KGVO-Request Hour tra Educational Concert. KGIR-Road & Weather Reports KNX KVI KFPY KIRO KSL *News: KHQ KSEI KHQ-Charm School KOIN Guy Fraser Harrison, conductor. KNX-Teena & Tim, sketch KIDO KOA-Home KTFI KMO-Kiwanis Club Luncheon CBC-Yours For a Song: Folks Frolic CBR KOAC-Musical Prgm. Howie W i n g, sketch: CJCA KOAC-Musical Prgm. CJCA CFCN CJOC CJRM CFCN KOMO-Organ Concert AFTERNOON KOL-Rhythm Time CJRM MBS-Dick Kuhn's Orch.: KOOS KTFI-Afternoon Request Hour CJOR-The Melodeers KSL-Song Time CKCK-Magic Island KWSC-College Daybook 12:30 PST (1:30 MST) American School of the KWSC-Your English CHAB-Music of the Masters KXA-Health Talk: Interlude CKY-House of Dreams KXA-Hawaiian Music CJOR-Master Singers Air. KFBB-Barbers' 3:45 PST MST Serenade 1:15 PST 2:15 MST CKCK-Woman's Journal Today's music lesson, "Songs of the Gold Rush Days," 4:45 KFRC-Tlbert NBC of Mix, Lachelle, organist NBC -Stella Dallas, sketch: KPO KFBB-Concert Master shows how the songs of '49 reflect the optimistic, vigor- -Adventures Tom KFXD-Local sketch: KLO Side KGW KDYL KFI KOMO KHQ KFRC-To be announced ous and materialistic spirit of this period. KFYR-The Strollers KOA KFXD-Travel Hour NBC -Salon Silhouettes: KGO KGHL-Sportscast PST KFYR KIDO KGA CBS-Myrt & Marge, sketch: KNX KGVO-Afternoon Musicale 1:30 (2:30 MST) Of Men and Books. CJRM CJOC KGIR-Talking Drums Kv1 KSI KFPY KOIN KIRO KGW-Organ Concert Frederick William Wile's "News Is Where You Find It" KJR KGIR KSEI CBR CKCK KGVO-Government Reporte KHQ-Organ Tapestries CFAC MBS-Children's Books Around and Damon Runyon's "My Old Man" will be reviewed KGW-Eyes of the World KMO-Roundtowner KMO-Round the World: KOOS KFRC KOL by Professor Frederick today. *CBS -Today in Europe: KIRO Towner KOAC-School of Music KGVO KVI KFPY KFBB KNX KOA-Orphan Annie, sketch CBC-Sociable Sports: CBR CHAB KOL-House of McGregor 5:00 PST (6:00 MST) The Aldrich Family. KOIN KSL KOL-Talking Drums CFAC CJRM CJCA KOMO-Patty Jean's Health Club Comedy sketch, with Ezra Stone, stage star. This pro- CJOR-This Day Is Ours KOMO-Autumn Serenade CJOC-George Hall's Orch. KWSC-Music Appreciation gram may also be heard at 8:30 p.m. on the NBC -Blue KDYL-Child Guidance Prgm. KOOS-Advs. of Uncle Jimmy CJOR-Musical Workshop 2:45 PST 3:45 MST network. KEX-Little Concert 5:00 PST 6:00 MST CKCK-Mid-day Merry -Go -Round NBC -Betty Barrett, songs: KDYL KGHL-Program Prevues NBC -The Aldrich Family: KPO KFBB-Singin' Sam KFYR 5:30 PST (6:30 MST) The Adventures of Sher- KOA-David Adams KFI KHQ KOMO KLO KGW KFXD-On with the Dance CBS -Scattergood Baines, sketch: lock Holmes; Drama. *KOAC-Monitor News KTFI KGIR KIDO KGHL KSEI KNX KSL *KFYR-News: Musical Prgm. KVI KFPY KIRO Mystery drama, with Basil Rathbone as "Sherlock *KOL-News NBC -Frank KOIN & Archie: KEX KJR KOAC-Variety Prgm. Holmes" and Nigel Bruce as "Dr. Watson." Tonight's KXA Hawaiian Shadows KGA CBR KWSC-Homemakers' Forum NBC -Dinning Sisters: KGO KLO 4:00 PST 5:00 MST drama is titled "The Lion's Mane." CBS -Big Town, drama: CJCA KXA-Dance Parade KGA KJR KIDO KGHL KSEI NBC -Easy Aces, sketch: KPG KSL CFAC CKCK CJOC CHAB 1:30 PST 2:30 MST MBS-Johnny Magee's Orch.: KOL 5:30 PST (6:30 MST) Pot O' Gold. KFI KHQ KOMO KLO KGW CKY (sw-11.83) CBS -Hilltop House, sketch: KNX KMO KFRC Horace Heidt and His Musical Knights. CBS -Dancing Strings: KVI KGVO *NBC -News: Sunset Shadows: KOIN KVI KFPY KSL KIRO NBC -David Harum, sketch: KPO NBC -Paul Carson, organist: KGO KGO NBC -Lorenzo Jones, sketch: KPO CBC-Closing Stocks: CBR CFCN KJR KSEI KTFI KEX KDYL CBS -Royal Hawaiian Orchestra: NIGHT KFPY KGVO KFI KOA KTFI KFYR KGHL CJCA-Musical Review *DL -Fulton Lewis, Jr., news: KSEI KOMO KHQ KDYL KIDO CJOC-Program Preview KMO NBC -Johnny Presents; Johnny KGW KGIR 6:0. 3T (7:00 MST) Melody and Madness. Green's Orch.: KFYR (sw-9.53) CJOR-Harry Horlick Presents Robert Benchley and Jimmy Durante, comedians; Len- NBC -Fred Waring's Orch.: KFYR KEX-Curbstone *NBC -Club Matinee: News: KLO Quiz nie Hayton's orchestra. CBC-Musical Cocktail Orch.: CBR CBC-Melodic Meanderings: CBR KEX CBR CHAS CJOC CJCA KFBB-House of Peter MacGregor CHAR CFCN-Supper Melodies MBS-Two Keyboards: KMO KFI-Career of Alice Blair 6:30 PST (7:30 MST) Bob Crosby's Orchestra. CJOR-Ranger's Cabin KFXD-Organ Reveries CFCN-Children's Amateur Show CFCN-Treasure Chest With Johnny Mercer, M. C., and Helen Ward, vocalist. CJOC-Swing Session *CJRM-News: Sports KGIR-Hawaiian Serenade KDYL-Bob Reese, tnr. CJOR-Sue's Notebook KGVO-Man on the Street 6:30 PST (7:30 MST) Fibber McGee and Molly. CJOR-Famous Voices CJRM-Trois & His Mandoliers CJRM-Market News KFBB-Dinner Dance Music KGW-Stars of Today Marian and Jim Jordan; Bill Thompson; Harold Peary; KFRC-Government KFBB-Three E's KHQ-Club Bulletin CKCK-Five o'Clock Show Reports Donald Novis, tenor; Billy Mills' orchestra. KFXD-Dinner Hour Salon KFRC-Red Cross Prgm. KOA-Judy & CKY-Dance Tunes Jane Pictures of Bill Thompson may be found on page 25. KIRO-Father Goose Comes KFXD-Sacred Music KOMO-Meet Miss Julia KFBB-Variety Prgm. to KOL-Midday Melodies 7:00 PST (8:00 MST) Bob Hope KFPY-Personality Parade Town KOOS-Ministerial Ass'n Variety Show. KMO-Footnotes KOOS-Religious Prgm. KTFI-Gospel Judy Garland, vocalist; Jerry Colonna, comedian, and KFRC-To be announced Gems KNX-Afternoon Dances: KNX-tra 1:45 PST 2:45 MST 3:00 PST 4:00 MST Skinnay Ennis' orchestra. KGA-Yesterdays Melody KGHL-Lightning KOA-Westernaires CBS -Stepmother, sketch: NBC -Romance & Rhythm: KG0 Jim KNX KGIR-Good Afternoon KOAC-On the Campuses KSL KOIN KIRO KFPY KVI KGHL KGA KTFI 7:00 PST (8:00 MST) Calling All Cars; Anti - Neighbors Crime Dramas. KIDO-Kiddo Requests KOIN-Hello Again CBS-Smilin' Ed McConnell: (sw- CBC-Violin Reveries: CJRM CBR KIRO-Job Finder KOL-Frank Iacolucci 11.83) CFAC CJCA CJOC CKCK 7:30 PST (8:30 MST) Uncle Walter's Dog House. *KNX-News: Fletcher Wiley *KVI-News: American School of NBC -Club Matinee: KTFI KIDO *NBC -Russ Hughes, news: KPO Tom Wallace (Uncle Walter); Dog House Chorus; Vir- KOA-Colo. State College of Agri- the Air KSEI KGHL KFI KOMO ginia Verrill, vocalist; Charlie Lyon, announcer; Bob culture & Mechanical Arts 5:15 PST 6:15 MST NBC -Adventures NBC -Young Widder Brown, NBC -El Chico, Spanish Revue: Strong's orchestra. KOAC-Symphonic Half Hour of Tom Mix, sketch KGO KEX KGA sketch: KPO KFI KOMO KHQ KOA KHQ KOIN-The Journal Newspaper KJR 8:00 PST (9:00 Fred KOL-High Notes DL KGW KDYL KFYR DL -Feminine MST) Waring in Pleasure -Melody Strings: KOL KOOS Fancies: KFRC Time. KOOS-Tea Time Rhythm *CBC-News: CBR CFCN CJOC KMO KOOS KOL *News: KDYL KGVO KSL-Story Telling Time CFCN-Harmony CFAC CKCK CJRM CJCA *News: KGW KDYL KFPY KSL 8:00 PST (9:00 MST) Information, Please; Quiz- *KWSC-Monitor Views the News Hall CJRM-It's Dance Time MBS-Book a Week: KMO CFCN-Melodic Moods zing Experts and Guest Celebrities, KXA-Variety Hour CJOR-Life Can Be KFBB-Sundown Serenade KFBB-Half & Half Beautiful Clifton Fadiman, John Kieran, F. P. Adams. The 4:15 PST 5:15 MST KEX-Portland KFRC-David Adams KFXD-A Song Is Born on Parade second anniversary of this program will be celebrated NBC-Maurice's Music: KGO KGA KFBB-Tin Pan Alley KIRO-Tonic Tunes KGIR-Emil Marans tonight. Guests: Postmaster -General James A. Farley KJR KEX KMO-Crazy Cowboy KOA-Life ofMary. Sothern, sketch KFXD-Requests KFYR-Government Reports and Oscar Levant, music critic. NBC -Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost KNX-Boulevard Interviews KOAC-Musical Prgm. Persons: KPO KFI KHQ KLO 5:30 PST *KOL-Monitor News KGIR-To be announced 6:30 MST KGVO Tea Time 8:15 PST (9:15 MST) Jimmie Fidler; Hollywood KOMO KGW NBC -Information, Please, KWSC-A Chapter a Day Melodies Clifton KIDO-Variety Prgm. Gossip. NBC -I Love a Mystery: KDYL Fadiman, m.c.; F. P. Adams 2:00 PST 3:00 MST KIRO-Tea Dance 8:30 PST (9:30 MST) Big Town; Drama. KOA John Kieran & Guests. KID() CBS -By Kathleen Norris, sketch: KJR-Cookbook Quiz K LO Newspaper drama, with Edward G. Robinson and Ona CBS -Dancing Strings: KFPY For detail see Good KNX KSL KOIN KVI KFPY KOAC-Musical Prgm. Listening Guide. KIRO (sw-11.83) Munson. DL -Haven of Rest: KOL KOOS NBC -Adventures of Sherlock KOIN-The Journal Newspaper Holmes. KGO KEX KJR NBC -Girl Alone, sketch: KPO KNX-David Harum, sketch *News: KFYR KMO CJOC For detail see Good Listening Guide. 8:30 PST (9:30 MST) Johnny Presents. by KFI KDYL KOA KGW KOMO KSEI-American Family Robinson CJCA-Music Cugat NBC -Pot Dramas by Max Marcin; Swing Fourteen; Genevieve CJOR-Anything Goes o' Gold: Horace Heidt's KHQ KVI-Tor Torland's Radio Log Orch.: KPO KOMO KHQ KFI Pictures on page 24. Rowe, soprano; Glenn Cross, baritone; Floyd Sherman, CJRM-The KWSC-Hours of Great Music Hit Revue KOA KDYL KGW NBC -Jimmy Dorsey's KXA-Music of the Moment tenor; Beverly; Frances Adair; Johnny Green's or- CKY-Light Up & Listen Orchestra: *CBS -Tuesday KIDO KLO KGIR KGA KGHL 3:15 PST 4:15 MST chestra. KIRO-Lost & Found: Musical Night Party: Wal ter O'Keefe's Variety Show. KJR KFYR KTFI CBS -Manhattan Minuet: KVI Interlude 9:00 PST (10:00 MST) Tuesday Night Party. KSEI-Melody Lane News: KSL CJCA CFAC CKCK NBC -Slices of Life: KFBB KIRO KGVO KFPY KGO Walter O'Keefe, M. C.; Mary Martin, vocalist; Bobby KSL-Jack Armstrong CHAB CKY CJOC (sw-11.83) CJOR-Studio Party *NBC -Malcolm Claire: News: Dolan's orchestra. KTFI-Crimson Trail DL -Jack Armstrong, KPO KGW KFYR sketch KEX-Dr. Seth Maker KDYL (sw- 4:30 PST 5:30 MST KMO KOL KFRC KFBB-Stars Over Hollywood 9.53) 9:30 PST (10:30 MST) We, The People. CBS -Second Husband, drama, CBC-Moods & Music: CBR KFRC-To be announced NBC -Romance & Rhythm: KIDO Gabriel Heatter, M. C.; Harry von Zell, announcer; starring Helen Menken: KSL KFXD-Roundup CJRM CBR CFAC KEX KSEI Mark Warnow's orchestra. Jimmie Allen, drama: CFCN KVI KIRO KFPY KOIN (sw- CJRM KGVO-Musicale Moderne CJCA CJOC CKCK 11.83) KMO-U. S. Navy Talk to columns CJOR-Blue Barron's Orch. CHAB-Mail Bag Refer adjacent for stations NBC -Concert Orch.: KGO KTFI KOAC-Univ. of Oregon Prgm. broadcasting these programs KFBB-Dinner Melodies KOL-All Women CJOR-Ma Perkins, sketch KGA KSEI KIDO KGIR KFYR KFPY-Melody Time KOOS-Afternoon Variety KFI-Meet Miss Julia, sketch KJR KEX KFXD-Mutiny on the Hi Seas *KGHL-News KFYR-Aldrich KSEI-Glendora Ranch Gang NBC -Cameos of Melody: KOMO Family, sketch KWSC-Safety KHQ-Aloha Hawaii KGA-Buck Rogers. sketch Musketeers FREQUENCIES NBC -Music Graphs: KPO KXA-Piano Moods KNX-Dog's 'Friend: Los Angeles KGHL-Builders' News Hour CBR-1100 KEX-1180 KGVO-1260 KOL-1270 2:15 PST CBC-Concert Orch.: CBR CFAC KGIR-Variety Prgm. 3:15 MST *KOA-Tropical Moods: News CFAC-930 KFBB-1280 KGW-620 KOMO-920 NBC CJCA *KGVO-Sports: Musicale: Pinto -Midstream, sketch: KPO KOAC-D, A. R. Prgm. CFCN-1030 KFBK-1490 KHQ-590 KOOS-1390 KDYL KOA KOMO KGW KFI DL -Haven of Rest: KMO Pete: News KOIN-Afternoon Bugle CHAB-1200 KFI-640 KIDO-1350 KPO-680 KIRO-Howard Costigan KHQ KFPY-890 Jack Armstrong, sketch: KFBB *KOMO-On with the Dance: CJCA-730 KIRO-710 KSEI-900 KNX-Editor's Daughter, sketch CBS -The Life & Love of Dr. Su- News CJOC-1210 KFRC-610 KJR-970 KSL-1130 KGHL KOA *CHAB-News: KOAC-Musical Prgm. san, sketch: KNX KIRO KVI KSL-Shoppers Musical Matinee CJOR-600 KFXD-1200 KLO -1400 KTFI-1240 Time to Listen KOIN-Studio Variety KOIN KFPY KSL KXA-The Kentucky Kid CJRM-950 KFYR-550 KMO-1330 KVI-570 *CJOC-News: Novelties *CKCK-News KFPY-Remember When DL -Johnson Family, sketch: KOL 3:30 PST 4:30 MST CKCD-1010 KGA-1470 KNX-1050 KWSC-1220 KOOS-Music in the Modern Man CBC-Reggie Childs' Orch.: CKCK-1010 KGHL-780 KOA-830 KXA-760 CKY-Byron Bros. Quartet KFRC KMO KOOS CBR KDYL-Interlude ner CFAC CJRM CKCK CKY-910 KGIR-1340 KOAC-550 KYA-1230 KSEI-News About the F.H.A. NBC -Jimmy Dorsey's Orch.: KGO KDYL-1290 KGO-790 KOIN-940 WLW-700 KFI-Art Baker's Notebook KVI-Jane - DL -Sands of Time: KFRC KMO *KFRC-News: To be announced Powers & Lennard An CBC-Melody Lane: CBR KOOS KGVO-Piano Moods (Continued on Next Page) Page 34 9/5-N NBC -Battle of the Sexes: KOA *DL -News & Views: KFRC KOL CJRM-Three Range Riders KGVO-Musical Impromptu DL -Jan Garber's Orch.: KOOS KDYL KOOS KMO CKY-Studio Strings KMO-American Education Week KMO CFCN-Rhythmic Romance *News: KWSC KJR KFBB-Mutiny on the High Seas KOAC-Music of Czechoslovakia *CHAB-News TUESDAY CJOR-Supper Dance CJOR-Quiz Club KFXD-11 C Milligan KSL-Donald Novis Sings KDYL-To be announced CJRM-Gull Lake Special KEX-Aero Club Orch. KGA-People & Places KWSC-Gray W Club KGVO-Sing Song Time KFXD-Pinkey & His Pals KFBB-Speaking of Sports KGVO-Amer. Family Robinson 8:45 PST 9:45 MST KJR-Local Government Forum November 14 KIRO-Harmony Highway KFXD-Nat'l Advisory Council KOAC-Camp Arboretum DL -Twilight Trails: KFRC KOL KOA-Musical Clock KJR-Scandinavian Reporter KGVO-Builders of Business KWSC-Agricultural Service KOOS KMO KOAC-School of Home Economics 7:45 PST 8:45 MST KMO-Sons of the Pioneers KOAC-Farm Hour CFCN-Walter Agnew KOL-Fulton Lewis, Jr. (5:30 p.m. Continued) KNX-Second Husband, drama KYA-Labor on the Air CBS -Public Affairs: KGVO KVI 10:00 PST 11:00 MST KFBB CKCK-Ralph Foster derson, pianists KOAC-Musical Prgm. KFPY KSL-Peeev *NBC -News Reporter: KPO KFI KWSC-Cougar Capers 6:45 PST 7:45 MST & Her Pals KOIN-Leon F. Drews CBC-Toronto Symphony Orch.: KWSC-Helen Davis, soprano KHQ KOMO KGW 5:45 PST 6:45 MST *DL -Raymond Gram Swing, KOL-Cavalcade of Drama CJRM CBC-Jan Cherniaysky, pianist: *CBS -Bob Garred Reporting: news: KOL KMO KOOS 9:00 PST 10:00 MST *KOOS-News *News: KFXD KEX CFAC CBR CJOC CJCA CKCK KNX KOIN KIRO KVI KSL-K-7, drama KFXD-WPA Prgm. NBC -Freddie Martin's Orchestra: CJOR-Green Gold KTFI KLO KFYR KDYL CFAC *CBS -Paul Sullivan, news: KNX DL -Little Orphan Annie: KMO KYA-Retirement Life Payments KGVO-Piano Melodies: Talking KGA-Light Concert Orch. Shop CJCA KGA KEX KGHL KSL KIRO KFPY KVI KOL KFRC 6:15 PST 7:15 MST KIRO-Little Black Book KJR-Serenade CBS -Tuesday Night Party; Wal- NBC-Enric Madriguera's Orch.: CBC-Moods in Music: CBR DL -Gen. Shafter Parker: KOL KNX-Tonight's Best Buys KWSC-You Asked For It KOAC-Junior Forest Council ter O'Keefe's Variety Show: KGO KIDO KSEI KLO KJR *News: KFPY KFXD KFBB KFRC KGA KYA-American Progressives KOIN-Little Show KVI KOIN KIRO KNX KFPY KEX CFCN-Sports CBC-Canadian Fighting Services: MST CBR DL -Phil Harris' Orch.: KOL KMO CJOR-Howie Wing 7:00 PST 8:00 KSL-Richard Himber's Orch. CBR CKCK CHAB CKY CJCA NBC -Roy Shield Revue: KGO KYA-Travel Talk NBC -Good Morning Tonight: KFRC KOOS CJRM-Musical Mirror CJOC sketch KLO KGA KGIR 8:00 PST 9:00 MST KPO KFI KOMO KGW KHQ *News: KFBK KOA KOIN KGA-Jack Armstrong, MBS-Jimmy Dorsey's Orchestra: KGHL-V-8 Bandwagon NBC -Bob Hope Variety Prgm.; CBS -Amos 'n' Andy: KNX KVI NBC -Dance Hour: KGO CFCN-Musical Roundup KOOS CHAB-Evening Prayer KGIR-House of MacGregor Judy Garland; Jerry Colonna; KOIN KIRO KFPY KSL CBS -Tommy Reynolds' Orch.: CJRM-When Day Is Done KOAC-Vespers *News: KOAC KGA Skinnay Ennis' Orch.: KPO KOA NBC -Fred Waring in Pleasure (sw-6.17) KSEI-Bandmaster CFCN-Sing Song Time KHQ KOMO KGW KDYL KFI Time: KPO KFI KGW KDYL CKOR-Ambassadors' Orch. *DL -News: KOOS KOL KFRC Night KTFI-Mutiny on the High Seas KIRO-Sentimental Music (sw-9.53) KOMO KOA KFBK KHQ KTFI KDYL-Serenade in the Reports KMO *KGHL-News & Weather KWSC-The Scrapbook KOIN-Government NBC -Information Please: KFBK KIDO KSEI KGHL KGIR KSL-Tonight's Best Buys CBC-Cathedral Singers: CJOC KGVO-Rhythm Serenade -Syncopation NBC -Information Please: KGO MST CBS Piece: (sw- CKY KXA-Our Japanese Community 6:30 PST 7:30 11.83) KEX KJR KGA KYA-In the Gloaming & Molly: Bill *News: CFCN CJRM KFBB NIGHT NBC -Fibber McGee *NBC -News: Hugh Gibson, Thompson; Harold Peary; Don- *DL -Elliott Roosevelt, commen- CKCK KIDO 10:15 PST 11:15 MST tator: KFRC news: KFYR (sw-9.53) CHAB Studio Group CBS -Harry Owen's Orch.: KVI is no ald Novia, tnr.; Billy Mills' Where there listing CBS -To be announced: KGVO NBC -Del Courtney's Orch.: KLO *CJRM-News KOIN KGVO KSL KNX its preceding Orch.: KPO KHQ KDYL KOMO for a station KFYR KFI KOA KGW KTFI KFBB *CBC-News: Weather: CKY CBR KFBK-California Life Payments NBC -Ray Noble's Orch.: KOMO is program on the air. KSEI KIDO KGIR KGHL, CJOC CBC-Toronto Symphony Orch.: CJCA CFAC CKCK CHAB CJOC Prgm. KDYL KGW KFBK CJCA CKCK CKY CHAB CBR CJRM CJRM KGIR-Pay 'n Save 6:00 PST 7:00 MST KGVO-Song Search NBC -Concert Hall: KPO CFCN (sw-9.53) DL -Adventures in Rhythm: KOL NBC -From the Music Room; Turn to page 25 for pictures of *News: CJOR KSEI KMO KTFI KJR-Greater Washington flour NBC-Enric Madriguera's Orch.: KOOS KFRC KMO String Quartet: KGO KEX KGA Bill Thompson. KOL KIDO KOA-The 01' Op'ry House KJR KFBK CBS -Bob Crosby's Orch.; Johnny Goodwill Hour: CJCA CKCK *C IOR -News CBS -Dick Aurandt's Orch.: KOAC-Round Table CHAB-Moonlight Rhapsodies m.c.; Helen Ward, vocal- CFCN-Charlie Chan KFBB-In the Sportlite KFBB KFPY KGVO KVI Mercer, KSEI-Mutiny on the High Seas KFI-Ho Hum ists; Guests: KNX KSL KVI CHAB-House of Dreams KGVO-Piano Moods KSL-Musical Meditations Home Godden, piano KHQ-Home, Sweet CBC-Malcolm & KFPY KIRO KOIN CJOC-Captains of Industry KOAC-Musical Prgm. 9:15 PST 10:15 MST KIRO-Musical Varieties duo: CBR CKCK CHAB CJCA Included on tonight's pro- CKY-Treasure Trail KYA-Evening Concert gram will be the song "Noth- NBC -Dance Orch.: KGIR KIDO KFPY-Musical Merryground CKY CJOC Without You," KEX-Tropical Moods 8:15 PST 9:15 MST KOA-Music You Want ing's the Same KFPY-Know Your Schools NBC -Freddie Martin's Orchestra: NBC -Melody & Madness with written by Joseph Lescsak of CBS -Ozzie Nelson's Orch.: (sw- 10:30 PST 11:30 MST Pennsylvania. KFYR-Cuckoo Quiz KGO KSEI Lennie Hayton's Orch.: KPO Pittsburgh, 9.65) *N BC -Chuck Foster's Orch.: KGHL-Save & Have MBS-Evert.tt Hoagland's Orch.: KLO KGW KIDO KGIR KGHL NBC -Human Side of Literature: CBS -Jimmy Fidler: KSL KNX KFI KGW KDYL KIRO-Knowledge Kollege KOL KOOS KMO News: KPO KFI KSEI KHQ KOMO KTFI KGO KGA CBR KOIN KIRO KVI KFPY KOMO CBR CJOC CJCA CKCK KFYR KFBK "Are Americans People?" is KJR-Unbroken Melody CFCN-Smith Batteries -I Love a Mystery, sketch: CHAB CFAC today's subject. KNX-Calling All Cars NBC CJRM-Treasure Cest DL -Romance of Stamps: KFRC More detail on page 15. KPO KOMO KFI KGW KHQ KOIN-Northwestern Neighbors CJOR-Ronnie Matthews *NBC -Bob Saunders' Orchestra: KOOS-Family Doctor NBC -Little Jack Little's Orch.: CKCK-On With the Dance News: KGO KGA KSEI KEX KSL-Pinto Pete KIDO KSEI KFBB-Three E's KIDO KFBK KJR LISTENING TIP KVI-Philharmonic Quartette CBC-Stardust, Violinist: CFCN KFRC-Scrapbook Stories *DL -Fulton Lewis, Jr., news: KWSC-Round Table CBR CKY KSL-Concert Orch. KFRC KYA -Sportlite KDYL IKWSC-Concert Hall 7:15 PST 8:15 MST *News: KGHL KGIR CFCN-Starlight Serenade KGVO ' 9:30 PST 10:30 MST *CJOR-News: Leo Smuntan's NBC -Roy Shield Revue: KTFI Light Up & Liston: CJCA CKCK NBC -Johnny Messner's Orch.: Orch. KIDO CJOC CHAB KGO KGHL KTFI KFYR KGIR KHQ-Music You Want MBS-inside of Sports: KFRC CJOR-Standing Room Only KIDO KEX KMO-Accordiana BOB CROSBY Boys the Sexes: KPO CBS -Syncopation Piece: KSL CJRM-Sunny Orch. NBC -Battle of KOL-Roller Bowl *CHAB-Country News KFBB-Let's Dance KOMO KGW KFI KHQ KFBK KXA-Music You Want & News Newman's Orch. CJOC-A & M Ranch *KFYR-Weather *CBS -We. the People; Gabriel KYA-Ruby KOA-On Dance CJOR-Light Up & Listen With the Heatter; Harry von Zell; Mark 10:45 PST 11:45 MST and his Bobcats TONIGHT! KEX-Covered Wagon Days KOAC-Book of the Week Warnow's Orch.: KNX KVI KSL CBS -Nightcap Yarns: KNX KVI KFXD-Hollywood Night Club KTFI-Don McLaflin, violinist KOIN KFPY KIRO KIRO KFPY KOIN KSL KGVO 8:30 PST 9:30 MST KGHL-If It Had Been You CBS -Red Nichols' Orch.: (sw- KFBB NBC -Abe Lyman's Orch.: KLO KFRC Hear them play "Nothing's the Same KMO-Sports Slants 6.17) DL -Harry James' Orch.: KOL-Donald Isham, NBC -The Aldrich Family, sketch: KOL KMO organist *CBC-Johnny Messner's Orch.: KOOS-Amer. KGO KEX KJR KGA Family Robinson News: CBR CKCK CKY CJCA *NBC -Chuck Foster's Orchestra: -Johnny Johnny News: Without You" by Joseph Lescsak- KSEI-Organ Gems NBC Presents; CFAC KOA KYA-Ernie Fioritó s Orch. Green's Orch.; Genevieve Rowe; KJR-Songs in the Night 7:30 PST 8:30 MST Ray Block's Swing Fourteen; DL -Jan Garber's Orch.: KFRC 11:00 PST 12:00 MST the third hit discovery of Radio CBS -Sports Pop -Offs: KNX KVI Glenn, Cross & Beverly; Floyd *News: KJR KSEI KGA NBC -Carl Ravazza's Orch.: KPO KIRO KOIN KFPY Sherman, tnr.; Dramas; Guest: CFCN-C. Higgins, organist KFBK KFI KOMO KDYL KPO KHQ KOA Orch. CBC-Toronto Symphony Orch.: KFI KDYL CJRM-Howard Russell's NBC -This Moving World: KGA Guide's National Song Search. A top- KGW KSEI KTFI KGHL CFCN-C. Higgin, organist CJA CKCK CJOC CHAB KOMO KEX CBR KGIR KFBK KIDO CHAB-Variety Prgm. NBC -Fun with the CBS -Dance Orch.: KSL KOIN Famous: KGO Revue: CJOC-Piano Patterns notch band plays a top-notch song! KLO KJR KFBK CBC-Merrymakers CKY KVI CHAB CJRM CJCA CJOC CJOR-Metro Melodies NBC -Uncle Walter's Dog Hous; KDYL-Government Reports *NBC -News: KGO CBS -Big Town, drama: KFBB Tom, Dick & Harry; Bob KFBB-Hit Revue KOIN KNX KVI KFPY KIRO DL -Hal Howard's Orch.: KFRC Time Stations Strong's Orch.: KPO KFI KGW KGVO-At the Console KMO CBR KOA-Amer. Red Cross Prgm. KOMO KDYL KOA KHQ KFYR *CBC-News: CBR KIDO KSEI KTFI KGIR KGHL MBS-Dick Jurgens' Orch.: KFRC KOAC-Cadet Band 6:30 P.M., PST KOIN KIRO (sw-9.53) KOL KOOS KOL-Mutiny on the High Seas *News: KFPY KNX KGW KIRO MST KOL DL -Green Hornet, drama: NBC -Xavier Cugat's Orchestra: 9:45 PST 10:45 - 7:30 P.M., MST KFPY KYI KOL CJOR-Concert Time KOOS KMO KFRC KFYRI (sw-9.53) NBC -University Explorer: KGO KGA KEX CKCD-Benny's Barrage *News: KSI. KYA CFCN-Melodic Strings KYA-Stars Over Manhattan CFCN-Westbourne Baptist Church CKCD-Telephone Quiz NBC -Johnny Messner's Orch.: LISTENING TIP CJOR-Sports CKCK-Serenade to Romance CJOC KSEI KLO End of Tuesday Programs

NBC -Elizabeth Earl, organist: CBS -Kate Smith Speaks: KNX NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: KDYL November 15, 1939 KSL KVI KFPY KOIN KGVO KGO KOA KFYR KGHL KIDO MORNING WEDNESDAY, KLO KSEI KEX KJR KGIR NBC -Originalities: KGO KGIR KFBB KIRO KIDO KTFI CBC-Katherine Hamilton, sop.: KGA *Star in program listings -Romance Helen Musical Clock: KGVO KGW CHAB CBR CBS of Trent, news broadcast. 8:15 9:15 MST *News: KFPY KXA KVI KFPY KVI indicates KHQ KFI KOMO PST MBS-Charlie Freshwater's Cowboy sketch: KNX KOIN NBC -Musical Clock: Gospel Singer: CKCK CFCN KSL KIRO *News: KMO KOOS KSEI KJR KGO Band: KOOS PST 8:00 MST 8:45 PST 9:45 MST 7:00 CJOC NBC -Oh Mr. Dinwiddy: KPO NBC -Homespun, talk: KGW NBC Higgins of Finchville, CBS -My Children, sketch: KNX *NBC -News: KGO -Josh 8:45 MST KGIR KSEI KDYL KIDO CBC-Radio School: CBR CFCN sketch: KSEI KTFI KLO KGA 7:45 PST KOIN KVI KSL KIRO KFPY *News: KFXD KJR KIT! KIDO CBS -Four Kings Rhythm: CJRM KGHL KIDO *NBC -Sam Hayes, news: KPO of KVI 9:15 PST 10:15 MST KFI KOMO KHQ KGW KFBB NBC -The Guiding Light, sketch: CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly: KSL KPO KFYR KGW KFI KOMO NBC-Kidoodlers, quartet: KIDO MBS-Toronto Trio: KOOS NBC-Rakov's Orch.: KGO KSEI NBC -Viennese Ensemble: KFYR KLO KGIR KFYR KTFI CBR sketch: KOA KDYL CFCN CKCK CJOC Gospel Singer: CJCA CJOR NBC -The Man I Married, KTFI KGIR KLO CFCN KJR KFI CFCN CHAB KGA CJRM KSEI KOA KFYR CKCK CJCA KDYL CHAB KHQ CJCA *News: KDYL KMO CBC-Singer & Songs: CBR CFCN (sw-15.33) CHAB CJOC CFCN *News: KFRC KFXD NBC -Chas. Runyan, organist: 9:45 PST 10:45 MST Markets: CJCA CJOC *News: KGA KIRO KOIN KGO KLO KSEI KGIR KEX CBS -When a Girl Marries, sketch: CBS -Our Gal Sunday: KNX KSL NBC -Musical Clock: KGO KFPY 8:00 PST 9:00 MST KGVO - KIDO KGA KNX KSL KOIN KIRO KVI KFPY KOIN KIRO NBC -Musical Clock: KPO NBC -Financial Service: KGO KVI 8:30 PST 9:30 MST MBS-Homemakers Forum: KMO NBC -Secret Diary, sketch: KPO KGW KHQ KFPY KGHL KSEI KTFI KGIR KEX *News: NBC -Good Morning Matinee: KGO KOOS NBC -The O'Neills, sketch: KPO *NBC -News: Fireside Singers: CFCN-Just About Time KGA KIDO KHQ CBR CJRM Title: "Florence-Who Found KOMO KFI KOA KGW KDYL KHQ NBC -Viennese Ensemble: KPO New Horizons Through a Foster KDYL 7:15 PST 8:15 MST NBC -Escorts and Betty: KGIR Home." MBS-Toronto Trio: KMO career wife: KGW KLO KFYR KLO KJR KIDD KGHL NBC -On the Air: Ira Blue: KGO NBC -Anne Thomas, 9:00 PST 10:00 MST CHAB-Schedule Highlights KLO KSEI KTFI KGA *CBS -News: To be announced: N BC the of Pioneers: KOOS -Against Storm, sketch: NBC -The Carters of Elm Street: DL -Sons 10:00 PST 11:00 MST KFBB KPO KOA KOMO KGW KDYL KFRC *CBC-News: CFAC CJCA KPO KOA KFI -To be announced: KOMO KHQ NBC *News: KFI KOL DL -Breakfast Club: KFRC KMO KFI NBC -Charley Marshall, tnr., phil- *News: KFBB KOL (sw-15.33) KOOS MBS-Keep Fit to Music: KMO osopher: KGW 10:30 MST 7:30 PST 8:30 MST 9:30 PST CBS -The Goldbergs, sketch: KNX *CBS -Bob Garred Reporting: *CBC-News: CBR CFCN Cavalcade of Drama: CJCA CJOC *NBC -News: Gwen Williams, NBC-Teena & Tim, sketch: KPO KOIN KVI KIRO KNX KIRO KVI KOIN *News: CJOC CKCD KOMO songs; Orch.: KGA KEX KOMO Story on page 13. CBC-Happy Gana: CBR CHAB NBC -San Francisco Public Schools NBC -Ma Perkins, sketch: KPO NBC -Lorenzo Jones, sketch: KPO KFI-Career of Alice Blair N -9i5 Page a CKCK CFAC CJOC Prgm.: KGO KOA KHQ KFYR KGHL KGIR KFI KOMO KHQ KOA KDYL KGIR-Hawaiian Serenade NBC -Master Singers: KPO DL-Hollywood Whispers: KFRC KDYL KOMO KGW KFI KSEI KTFI KFYR KGHL KSEI KIDO KGVO-Man on the Street KOOS KMO KIDO KTFI CKCK CJCA CJOC KGIR KGW CKCK CJOC CFCN KGW-Stars of Today WEDNESDAY MBS-Happy Gang: KFRC KOL CRAB CFCN CHAB CJCA KHQ-Club Bulletin CFCN-Singer of Sacred Songs CFCN-Dance Time KOA-Judy & Jane *CJOR-News MBS-Larry Lawrence, songs: MBS-Wayne West, songs: KFRC CJCA-Steward Roberts, pianist KFRC KMO KOAC-Neighborhood News of November 15 CJOR-Master Singers CJRM-The Revue of Hits Oregon CJRM-Markets KEX-Nature Trails *News: KOL KMO KEX KJR CBS -Highways to Health: (sw- KOMO-Meet Miss Julia KDYL-To be announced KFBB-Farmers' Noon Hour KGA 11.83) KOOS-Afternoon Devotionals CBC-Cameos in Swing: CJRM KFBB-Martha West KFXD-Allen Roth CJOR-Singin' Sam CJOR-Sue's Notebook KTFI-Twin Falls Schools CBR KGHL-Checkerboard Time KFBB-Extension Agent KFI-Heart of Julia Blake CJRM-Siesta *DL -Fulton Lewis, Jr., news: KGVO-Luncheon Prgm. KGVO-The Old Eavesdropper KFBB-Three 3:00 PST 4:00 MST KFPY-Young Dr. Malone E's Hughes. news: KPO KMO KJR-Washington at Work KOAC-Farm Hour KFXD-Church in the Wildwood *NBC -Russ KFXD-Rambling Reporter KFI KOMO *KDYL-News KOAC-School of the Air 12:30 PST 1:30 MST KOL-Midday Melodies CFCN-Children's Amateur Show KOL-Musical Up CRAB -Novelty Songs KGVO-Tie the Titles: Club Round NBC -Pepper Young's Family, KOOS-Religious Prgm. NBC -Luther & Layman, songs: Calendar KWSC-Morning Melodies 1:45 PST MST KFYR (sw-9.53) CJOC-Swing Session sketch: KPO KFYR KDYL KFI 2:45 CJOR-Famous KGW-Modern Meals 11:15 PST 12:15 MST Widder NBC Barron's Orchestra: Voices KOA KOMO KHQ KGW CFCN NBC -Young Brown, -Blue CJRM-Market News KHQ-Shopping Advisor CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: KNX CKCK CJOC CHAB KPO KFI KGW KOMO KGA KSEI KGHL KTFI CJCA sketch: KGO CKCK-Five Clock Show KMO-Trade Prgm. KIRO KOIN KVI KFPY KSL KHQ KDYL KFYR KJR KEX ó NBC -Agricultural Bulletin: KGO CKY-On the Trapline KOAC-Weather: Music NBC -Arnold Grimm's Daughter, NBC -Norman Cloutier's Orch.: *NBC -Club Matinee: News : DL -Feminine Fancies: KFRC KEX-Ranch Boys KOOS-A Friendly Morning Visit sketch: KPO KHQ KFI KOMO KTFI KGHL KIDO KSEI KOOS KMO KOL KSL-Rhythm Revue KLO KGA KSEI KFRC-To be announced KGW KOA KDYL KGA-WPA Prgm. KXA-Popular Dauce Music *CBS -News: American School of MBS-Book a Week: KFRC KMO CBC-Blue Barron's Orch.: CJOC NBC -Debate: KGA KLO KFYR CBR CJCA CJRM CRAB KGVO-To be announced PST 11:15 MST the Air: KSL KGVO KNX CBS -Stepmother, sketch: KNX 10:15 KTFI KIDO KSEI KGIR More detail on page 15. KIDO-Kiddo Requests CBS -Life Can Be Beautiful, KSL KOIN KFPY KW KIRO *News: KGW KDYL KFPY KSL CBS -Life & Love of Dr. Susan: KIRO-Job Finder sketch: KNX KFPY KOIN KVI MBS-Bob Millar's Orch.: KOL *CBC-News: CBR CFCN CFCN-Matinee Melodies CBR CFAC CHAB CKCK CJCA KFRC CJOC KJR-Old Timers KIRO KSL KMO CHAB CFAC CKCK CJRM CJCA CJOR-Life Can Be Beautiful CJOC CKCK-Listener's Hour *KNX-News: Fletcher Wiley NBC -Ellen Randolph, CBC-Concert Hour: CBR sketch: DL -Charlie Opunui's Hawaiians: KFBB-Concert Platform KFBB-Tea Time Melodies KOAC-Symphonic Half Hour KPO KFI KGW KOMO KOA *CBS -News: Uncle Jonathan, KMO KFRC KOL KFXD-American Family Robinson KFXD-Requests KOIN-The Journal Newspaper KDYL KGHL KHQ KFYR (sw- sketch: (sw1l.83) KGIR-Variety Prgm. KOL-High Notes 15.33) CJOR-Voices Mean Dollars KGIR-Plantone Prgm. *News: KVI CJOR KOIN KOA-Life of Mary Sothern, sketch KGVO-Tea Time Melodies KOOS-Tea Time Rhythm NBC -Virginia Hays, songs: KLO CJRM-Weather: Sports KOOS KFPY KOAC-Musical Prgm. KSL-Story Telling Time KEX-Musical Chats KIRO KHQ-Concert Ensemble KGA KJR KIDO KEX-Markets: Musical Interlude *KOL-Monitor News KIDO-Variety Prgm. *KWSC-Monitor Views the News KFXD-Checkerboard Time KFBB-Vic KWSC-A Chapter a Day KXA-Varietv Hour NBC -Through a Woman's Eyes: KGHL-Midland Melodies & Sade KIRO-Tea Dance KGO KFXD-Concert Hall of the Air 2:00 PST 3:00 MST KNX-David Harum, sketch 4:15 PST 5:15 MST *KGVO-News KGHL-Matinee Federation Stars CBS -By Kathleen Norris, sketch: KOA-Fed. of Women's Clubs NBC -Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost MBS-Happy Gang: KOOS KMO KOL-Women's KGIR-Organ KNX KFPY KVI KOOS-Dance Music Treasures KSL KOIN KOAC-Musical Prgm. Persons. drama: KPO KFI KLO CFCN-Hawaiian Serenaders: Crime KIDO-To be announced KIRO Journal Newspaper Quiz KWSC-Parents' Forum KOIN-The KHQ KOMO KGW KJR-Cowboy Joe NBC -To be announced: KGO KVI-Jane Powers, pianist CJCA-Hollywood on Parade KXA-South American Rhythms NBC-Maurice's Music: KGO KJR *KXA-News: Markets KGIR KGHL KIDO KLO KGA KWSC-Hours of Great Music CJOR-Stars of the Week 11:30 PST 12:30 MST KEX KGA 12:45 PST 1:45 MST KTFI KJR KFYR KXA-Music of the Moment CJRM-This Rhythmic Age NBC -Valiant Lady, sketch: KPO NBC -I Love a Mystery: KOA KEX-Oregonian Home Institute KOA KFI KDYL KGW KOMO CBS -Richard Maxwell, tnr.: (sw- NBC -Girl Alone, sketch: KPO 3:15 PST 4:15 MST KDYL 11.83) KFI KDYL KOA KGW KOMO NBC -Blue Barron's Orchestra: KFBB-Family Doctor KHQ DL -Haven of Rest: KOOS KOL KFXD-Melody Mart NBC -Debate: EGO KGA KFYR NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch: KPO KHQ KGIR CBR CJOC CJCA CJRM Pictures on page 24. *News: KFYR KMO CJOC KGIR-Variety Prgm. CFCN CBR KEX KJR KFYR KGW KFI KOMO KOA KIDO DL -To be announced: KMO CHAB-Jerry of the Circus KOAC-Story Hour for Adults CBS -Brenda Curtis. sketch: KNX KDYL CFCN CKCK CJOC KHQ NBC -Linda's First Love: KPO CHAR KGIR CJCA-Melody Time KSEI-Dreamboat KSL KVI KIRO KOIN CJCA KIDO KTFI CJOR-Studio Party *NBC -Malcolm Claire: News: KXA-Island Melodies KGHL KSEI KEX-Dr. Seth Maker CJOR-Easy Aces DL -Scrapbook Stories: KOL KMO KGW KHQ KFYR (sw-9.53) CJRM-Matinee Melodies 10:30 PST 11:30 MST NBC -Between the Bookends: KFBB-Stars Over Hollywood *News: KTFI KFBB Up & Listen NBC -Salon Orch.: KGO KLO KSEI KFXD KLO (sw-15.33) KFRC-To be announced CBS -Console Overtones: CKY-Light KGHL KGIR KFBB KFXD-Rhythmic Romance CBS -Hedda Hopper's Hollywood: KFRC To be announced NBC -Let's Talk It Over: KOA *CHAB-News: Stepping Along NBC -Dept. of Agriculture: KGO KGHL-Salvation Army KIDO KTFI- KSEI KGIR KGVO-Musical Matinee KSL KOIN KIRO KFPY KVI CJCA-Sportcycle KEX KJR KGA KOAC-Mu Phi Epsilon Musical Part II of a dramatization KGIR-Good Afternoon Neighbors CBS -To be announced: KNX CJOC-Highnoon Highlights DL -Let's Play Bridge: KFRC KOL-All Women of Myrna Loy's life. KIDO-Variety Prgm. Musical In- KFPY KSL CHAB CFCN CBR CJOR-Kingsway Ballad Music Singin' Sam: KOIN KOOS KIRO KOOS-Afternoon Variety CRAB -Mail Bag KIRO-Lost & Found: CJOC CJCA CKCK CJRM-Primo Scala's Band: Pack- CJOR-On With the Dance KSEI-Glendora Rance Gang CJOR-Ma Perkins, sketch terlude: Captain Sanislo Album *NBC -News: Let's Listen, Ira ers' Talk CJRM-Stocks & Bonds KWSC-Cap'n Pen KDYL-To be announced KSEI-Concert Blue: KPO CKCK-Sunny Side Up KEX-Markets: Musical KXA-Piano Moods KFI-Meet Miss Julia, sketch KSL-Jack Armstrong Interlude MST MBS-Old KFPY-At Your Service, Madame KFBB-Ma Perkins 2:15 PST 3:15 MST *KGHL-News 4:30 PST 5:30 Time Tunes: KFRC KFRC-To be KMO announced KFPY-Instrumentalists NBC -Midstream, sketch: KPO KGVO-Mail Bag NBC -Xavier Cugat's Orchestra: KGVO-Luncheon Prgm.: Markets KFXD-Master KNX-Backgrounds for Living KOMO KOA KHQ Meet Miss Julia: KGW KHQ Singers KOA KOMO KGW KFI KFYR *KIDO-News: Farm Men Only KMO-Safety Series KHQ KDYL *KOA-Melody Time: News NBC -Paul Barron's Orch.: KGO CJOR-Tropical Moods KOAC-School of Music KOAC-U. S. Army Prgm. KFYR CJRM-Gems of Melody KOL-Musical Interlude CBS -The Life & Love of Dr. Su- KIDO KSEI KEX KJR KOOS-Listen Ladies KVI-The Woman's Page *KOMO-Studio Party: News KDYL-Singin' san, sketch : KNX KSL KOIN CBS -Burns & Allen: (sw-11.83) Sam KWSC-High School Science KWSC-World KXA-The Kentucky Kid *KEX-News Book Man KVI KIRO KFPY Orch.: KVI KXA-Dance Prgm. KXA-Dance Orch. 3:30 PST 4:30 MST CBS -Dick Aurandt's KFBB-Musical Roundup: Deacon 11:45 PST 12:45 MST CBC-Melody Lane: CBR KFPY KIRO KGVO 1:00 PST NBC -Maurice Spitalny's Orch.: ess Hospital NBC -Betty Crocker, cooking talk: 2:00 MST DL -Johnson Family, KOL CBC-Xavier Cugat's Orch.: CBR -Time sketch: KGO KIDO KEX KGHL KJR KFI-Young Doctor Malone. sketch KPO KHQ KOMO KFI KDYL CBS Out for Dancing: (sw- KFRC KOOS KMO CFAC CJCA KFXD-Let's Dance 11.83) KGA KGIR KSEI KTFI KOA KGW *News: KFXD KGVO CJCA News: NBC -On with the Dance: KPO *KFYR-News: Noon Concert CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly, *CBS-Kaltenborn Edits the CBS -My Son & I, sketch: KSL sketch: CFCN-Treasure Chest KGA-Leading Ladies KNX KIRO KOIN KVI KFPY KFBB KIRO KGVO KVI KSL DL -Haven of Rest: KMO KFBB KNX KIRO KOIN KFPY *CHAB-S c h e d u l e Highlights: KGHL-Organ Treasures KFPY KOIN (sw-11.83) Jack Armstrong, sketch: KOA KGVO-People, Just People KGVO KVI *NBC -Club Matinee: News: KGO Danceland: News KGA KSEI KIDO KTFI KGIR NBC -Woman's Magazine of the KGHL KFBB KIRO-Feminine Forum NBC -Debate: KSEI KLO KGIR CJRM-The Little Show Air: KPO KHQ KOMO KGW KLO KJR KGHL (sw-9.53) CKCK-Doc True Stories *CHAB-News: Fill-in Music KJR-Cecil Solly *NBC -News: Tropical Moods: Sellers' KFBB-Sing & Swing CBC-Maurice Spitalny's Orch.: *CJOC-News: Novelties KOIN-Tina & Tim EGO NBC -Bill Sabransky, organist: Savitt's Orch. KEX-Financial & Grain Reports: CJRM CBR CKCK CJOR-Jan KOL-Country Doctor KPO KDYL KOA KGW *CKCK-News KOMO-Patty Jean Health Club DL -Jim Walsh's Orch.: KFRC Lost & Found Items NBC -Fran Allison, songs: KDYL KOL KOOS CBC-Club Matinee: CJRM CJCA CKY-Speed Gibson KOOS-Musical Gems CFAC CBR CJOC CHAB KOAC-AAUW Half Hour MBS-To be announced: KOL Markets: CJOC CJRM KFYR KXA-Popular Dance Music KDYL-Interlude KVI-Mystic Melodies KOOS KFRC KFI-Art Baker's Notebook KTFI KGHL CFCN-Univ. of Alberta 2:30 PST 3:30 MST KXA-Musical Varieties CJOR-Manhattan Mother CFCN-As You Like It *KFRC-News: To be announced *CFCN-News NBC -Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch: 10:45 PST 11:45 MST CKCK-Weather: Livestock: Mu- CJCA-The Farmer KGA-Safety Council NBC -Dr. Kate, drama: KPO KFI CJCA-Closing Grain Prices KPO KOA KDYL KFYR KFI CJOR-Tod Russell sical Prgm. CJOC-House of Peter McGregor KGW-Stars of Today KOMO KHQ KDYL KGW CBS -It Happened in Hollywood: CJOR-Pepper. for Boys & Girls *CKCK-Grain Prices: News KEX-The Quiet. Hour Youngs Family KOAC-Stories NBC -Phil Brito, tnr.: KGO KEX *KFBB-Women in the News KNX KVI KFPY KSL KIRO KFI-Ann Warner Chats KOIN-Fashion Chat KEX-Radio Show Window KOIN KGA CBR CFCN KLO (sw- KFXD-Hawaii Calls KFI-Agnes White KFYR-Jack Armstrong, sketch KSL-Island Echoes 15.33) KGIR-Lost Empire *KFRC-News: To be announced NBC -Affairs of Anthony, sketch: KMOX-Pre-School Program KTFI-The Band Concert NBC -Words & Music: KSEI KIDO-Road of Life KFXD-Roundup KGO KJR KGA KGIR KGHL KNX-Teena & Tim, sketch KWSC Student Quiz KFYR-Judy & Jane, sketch KEX KSEI KIDO KTFI KLO KOA-Tropical Moods 4:45 PST 5:45 MST CBS Ross, KMO-Consumer's Council -Lanny tnr.: KOIN KGVO Request Hour KOAC-Musical Prgm. CBC-Topicacities, Talk: CBR KIRO KSL KVI KNX DL -Chapel Moments: KFRC KHQ-Charm School KFYR KOOS KTFI-Afternoon Request Hour NBC -Xavier Cugat's Orchestra: *CBS -News: CJCA KMO-Footnotes KWSC-Your English AFTERNOON CBC-Amelia & Her Accordian: KPO KDYL KGW DL -Voice of KFRC BOAC-Musical Prgm. KXA-Health Talk: Interlude Experience: CJRM CJCA CJOC CFCN -Paul Barron's Orch.: KGA KOL KMO KOL-Melody Supplement 3:45 PST 4:45 MST NBC CRAB -Music of the Masters -Government Reports: KPO of Melody 12:00 PST 1:00 MST KOMO-Organ Concert NBC -Adventures of Tom Mix, NBC CHAB-Garden CJOC-Singing CJOC-Stars of the Week: Treas- NBC -Mary Marlin, sketch: KPO KOOS-To be announced Strings drama: KLO *News: KIDO KSEI KSL KHQ KOA KOMO KFI KDYL KFYR KSL-Song Time CJOR-Musical Matinee KTFI ure Chest CKCK-Woman's NBC -Crawford Ensemble: KGO KHQ KGW CRAB KIDO KGHL KWSC-College Daybook Journal KGA KIDO KGIR KSEI Howie Wing, sketch: CJCA CJOR-Peter McGregor KFBB-Pacific Paradise KJR CJRM-Tonic Tunes KSEI KGIR KTFI CFCN CKCK KXA-Island Music KEX KFYR KDYL (sw-9.53) CFCN CJRM CJCA CJOC 1:15 PST 2:15 MST KFXD-Tea Time Melodies CJOR-Ferde Grofe's Orch. CKCK-Singin' Sam KGVO-Afternoon Musicale NBC -Woman's Magazine: KFI KEX-Alice Joy CBS -Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne: NBC -Stella Dallas, sketch: KPO CKCK-Speed Gibson KDYL KOMO KFIKOA KHQ KGW-Hollywood News *CBS -Today in Europe: KIRO CKY-Easy Aces KFPY-This Woman's World KOIN KNX KSL KVI KIRO KHQ-Organ Tapestrys KFXD-Lang Worth KFPY KGW KGVO KVI KFPY KNX KFBB KFBB-Barbers' Serenade KMO-Roundtowners KOIN KSL Reporter KFYR-Grandma Travels CBC-Musical Mosaic: CBR CBS-Myrt & Marge, sketch: KNX KFRC-Housing KOL-House of McGregor DL -Marriage License Romances: KFXD-Local Side KGHL-Martha West KIRO KVI KFPY KOIN KSL KOMO-Patty Box NBC -Orphans of Divorce: EGO Jean's Health Club KMO KFRC KOOS KFYR-The Strollers KGIR-Music MBS-Jimmy Shields, tnr.; Orch.: KWSC-Plays in Miniature KGVO-Tunes of Tomorrow KLO KJR KEX KGA KGHL-Sportscast KFRC KOOS KMO KOL 2:45 PST 3:45 MST CBC-Crawford Ensemble: CJRM KIDO-Today's Best Buy CJOR-Music by Berlin CBR CJOC CFAC KGIR-Talking Drums KJR-Navy Recruiting Talk *CJRM-News: Old Time Re- CBC-Talk by Jessie Bethuny: NBC -David Harum, sketch: KYO KMO-Round Towner quests CBR CHAB CFAC CJRM CJOR-This Day Is Ours KOA-Orphan Annie *KOA-News: Old Refrains CBS -Scattergood Baines, sketch: CKCK-Musical Workshop KFBB-Farmers' Noon CJOC-Xavier C'ugat's Orch. KOIN-Tena & Tim KOAC-Musical Prgm. Hour KNX KVI KSL KIRO KFPY KGHL-Program To be announced CJOR-Aloha Land Prevues KOL-Talking Drums KOOS-Prgm Resume *KFRC-News: KOIN KOA-David Adams Time KFXD-Let's Dance CKCK-Mid-day Merry -Go -Round KOMO-Seattle Playgrounds KTFI-Checkerboard NBC -Dinning Sisters: KGO KLO *KOAC-Monitor News 11:00 PST 12:00 MST KGVO-Melody Time KFBB-Singin' Sam KGHL KIDO KGA KSEI KJR KOOS-Advs. of Uncle Jimmy KMO-Melody Home KFXD-On with the Dance *KOL-News KWSC-Mark Van Auken, bar. NBC-Univ. of Kansas Debate: KXA Hawaiian Shadows *KOAC-News *KFYR-News,. Musical Prgm. NBC -Chas. Sears, songs: KFYR 5:00 PST 6:00 MST KLO KGA KTFI KIDO KSEI KDYL 4:00 PST 5:00 MST KOL-Noontime Melodies KOAC-Variety Prgm. NBC -Frank & Archie: KGA KEX KGIR KFYR NBC -Easy Aces, For detail see Good Listening Guide. KOOS-Hits of Today KWSC-High-School Home Eco- DL -Dr. Van Wycke: KMO KOL sketch: KPO KJR KWSC-Agricultural Service nomics KFRC KLO KFI KOMO KHQ KGW CBS -Big Sister, sketch: KNX NBC -B r e e z i n g Along: KFYR KSL KVI KIRO KFPY KOIN KXA-Light Concert Gems KXA-Dance Parade CBC-Closing Stocks: CBR CFCN NBC -Fred Waring In Pleasure KSEI KTFI KIDO 12:15 PST 1:15 MST 1:30 PST 2:30 MST Time: KFYR KDYL KTFI KOA CHAB CBR CFAC CKCK CJCA CJCA-Musical Review Sunset Shadows: CBS -Society Girl, CBS -Hilltop House, KNX KGHL KSEI KGIR *NBC -News: CJOC sketch: KNX sketch: CJOC-Prgm. Preview KGO -Betty & Bob, KPO KVI KFPY KOIN KIRO KSL KVI KOIN KFPY KSL KIRO CBS -Dancing Strings: KVI KFBB NBC sketch: CJRM-Just Relax Orch.: KFRC KOMO KGW KFI KDYL KOA NBC -The Chase Twins, sketch: *NBC -Club Matinee: News: KGA KEX-Curbstone Quiz KGVO KFPY MBS-Dance KHQ KGO KLO CBR KJR KEX CBR KFBB-House of Peter MacGregor NBC -Music Graphs: KGO (Continued on Next Page) Page 36 9/5-N KGHL-Bandwagon 8:00 PST 9:00 MST NBC -Calif. Composers: KGA KGW-Cocktail Hour *CBS -News: (sw-9.65) MBS-Guy Lombardo's Orchestra: -News: *KIDD Listeners Digest: NBC -Fred Waring's Orch.: KPO KOL KFRC KOOS KMO Marvels WEDNESDAY KTFI KSEI KIDO KFBK KOMO- CFCN-Football Review KJR-Scandinavian Reporter (sw-9.53) KOAC-Vespers CJRM-Treasure Chest November 15 NBC -Breezing Along: KGO KJR CKCK-On With the Dance Good Listening Guide KLO KGA KEX KEX-Arabian Nights KFBB-Dance Orch. NIGHT Stations which will broadcast these programs may be found CBS -Amos 'n' Andy: KNX KOIN (5:00 p.m. Continued) in the adjacent columns at the time hereunder indicated KVI KIRO KFPY KSL KWSC-Concert Hall 9:30 PST 10:30 MST CBS -Al Pearce's Gang: (SW - *CBC-News: Weather: CKY Where there is no Check the programs you want to hear today NBC -Ray Noble's Orch.: KGO 11.83) listing CJCA CKCK CFAC CJOC CRAB for a station its preceding KGHL KTFI KLO KGIR KFBK NBC -Fred Waring's Orch.: KPO MORNING CBR CJRM KIDO KOMO KGW KHQ KFI program is on the air. 9:30 PST (10:30 MST) Farm and Home Hour. MBS-Griff Williams' Orch.: KOL NBC -Dance Orch.: KFYR CBC-Canadian Snapshots: 6:00 PST 7:00 KOOS CBR MST DL -Harry James' Orch.: KMO CFCN-Supper Melodies NBC -Beyond Reasonable Doubt, 11:00 PST (12:00 MST) University of Kansas CFCN-Petite Musicale KOOS KFRC CHAB-Land of Melody sketch: KGO KGA KEX KJR Debate. *CJOR-News CBC-Classics for CKCK CJCA-Dinner Music NBC -New Subject: "Public Ownership Railroads." KDYL-Spelling Bee Today: Fred Allen Show: (sw- of CKY CJCA CBR CJOC-Piano Classics 9.53) KFBB-The Sportlite CFAC CJOC CJOR-Ranger's Cabin AFTERNOON KFI-Cabbages & Kings CBS -Bob Chester's Orch.: KGVO CBS -Texaco Star Theater: KFBB KFRC-The Brain Battle KNX KFPY (sw-6.17) *CJRM-News: Sports KSL KFPY KIRO KOIN KVI 12:30 PST (1:30 MST) *KFYR-Weather & News CKCK-Dinner Dance KNX KGVO (sw-11.83) American School of the *News: KJR KSEI KGA CKY-Goodwill Hour For detail see Good Listening Guide. Air. KGHL-Bakers Barrage CFCN-E. Roberts, organist More information may be found on page 15, column 3. KGIR-Bertoglio McTaggart KFBB-Crimson Trail NBC -Horse CHAB-Variety Prgm. & Buggy Days: KLO KGVO-Piano Moods KFPY-Thru the Looking Glass KFYR KTFI KIDO KSEI KGIR NIGHT CJOR-Selwyn Neale KFXD-Dinner Hour: Market Re- KGW-Melody Time CJRM-World Dances ports CBC-Labor Relations Discussion: KHQ-Richard Himber's Orch. KFBB-Just CBR 6:00 PST (7:00 MST) Texaco Star Theater. Relax KGHL-Places to Go CJCA CFAC CHAB CJOC KMO-Ramona Kay, songs KIRO-Operetta CKCK CKY CJRM Ken Murray, M. C.; Kenny Baker, tenor; Frances KOA-The Aldrich Family KGIR-Pay'n Save Langford, vocalist; Irene Noblette Ryan, comedienne; KOAC-Dept. of Music KGVO-Timely Tunes NBC -Musical Soiree: KOMO KFI KOAC-Songs of Araby KOIN-Memory Street David Broekman's Elsa Maxwell, KIRO-Father Goose Comes to KGW KDYL KFBK orchestra. Guests: KWSC-The Lives We Live KOL-Mutiny On the High Seas Burgess KYA-Evening Concert Town DL -Adventures Ahead: KFRC cafe -society figure; Meredith, Charles Waldron KSL-Government Agencies Prgm. KMO-Vitality Club and Helen Claire in "Criminal Code." This drama was KVI-Richard NBC -Safety First: KPO 8:15 PST 9:15 MST Himber's Orch. KNX-Afternoon Dances: Knx-tra originally scheduled for last week. NBC -I Love a Mystery: KPO 9:45 PST 10:45 MST KOA-Public Schools CFCN-Eb and Zeb KGW KHQ KOMO KFI CJOR-Supper Dance 6:30 PST (7:30 MST) Hollywood Playhouse. NBC -Stanford Univ. Prgm.: KGO KOAC-On the Campuses CBS-Lum 'n' Abner, sketch: KVI KGA KFXD-Famous American Homes Ann with Marshall in to- KEX KJR KFBK KOIN-Hello Again Shirley will co-star Herbert KSL KNX KOIN KFPY KIRO KOL-Frank Iacolucci KGHL-Things to Buy night's drama, Ursula Parrott's "For All Our Lives." CBS -To be announced: KVI -Alvino Rey KSL-Today's Women KHQ-Aeolian Trio DL & Maxine Gray: NBC -Ray Noble's Orch.: KSEI KMO-You & Your Dog KOOS KOL KMO *KVI-News: American School of 6:30 PST (7:30 MST) Radio Guild; Drama. *CHAB-News the Air KOA-Golden Melodies NBC -Fred Waring's Orch.: KSEI KOAC-Musical Prgm. 7:00 PST (8:00 MST) Dr. Christian. KFBB-The Three E's 5:15 PST 6:15 MST KTFI KIDO KFPY-Moonlight Sonata KOL-Cavalcade of Drama Dramatic program, with Jean Hersholt, screen star. NBC -Adventures of Tom Mix, CBC-Stardust, Violinist: CBR KFRC-To be announced sketch: KGO KEX KJR KGA *KOOS-News CKY KYA-Retirement Life Payments. 7:00 PST (8:00 MST) Kay Kyser's Program. KOAC-School of Science NBC -Melody Time: *KOL-Fulton Lewis, Jr. KPO 6:15 PST 7:15 MST Musical Quiz; Virginia Simms; Sully Mason; Harry Light Up & Listen: CKCK CJCA CHAR CJOC KSL-Nat'l Radio Revival MBS-Dance Orch.: KOL NBC -Tipo the Clown: KGO Babbitt. KJR *News: KGHL KGIR KDYL 10:00 PST 11:00 MST *News: KGIR KGVO KLO KSEI CFCN-Harmony 7:30 PST (8:30 MST) Burns and Allen. KGVO NBC -Freddy Martin's Orchestra: Hall NBC -Musical Soiree: KPO George Gracie Allen, comedians; CJOR-Treasure Trail KSEI KIDO KJR CJCA-Story Burns and Frank KGO KLO of Journalism DL -Gen. CJRM-Sunny Boys' Orch. KEX KGA CJOC-Musical Shafter Parker: KOL Parker, tenor; Ray Noble's orchestra. Portraits KFBB-It's Dance Time CJRM-It's Dance Time MBS-Jimmy Dorsey's Orchestra: CBC-Freddy Martin's Orch.: CBR 8:00 PST (9:00 MST) Breezing Along. KFBK-To be announced KFBB-Dinner Dance Music KOOS CKCK CJCA CFAC. CJOC KFI-Virginia Beverly and the Swing Fourteen; "Pipe Dreams" dra- KGA-Harmony Hiways *CBS -Paul Sullivan, news: KNX Flohri kNews: KOAC KGA KOAC-Musical Prgm. KFPY-To be annoúnced CFCN-Moonbeam Trio mas; Jack Smith, tenor; Johnny Green's orchestra. KVI KSL KFPY KIRO KFRC-Davis Adams KEX-Billy Stepp's Second Guess 8:30 PST (9:30 MST) Quicksilver. 8:30 PST 9:30 MST *NBC -News Reporter: KPO KFI KFXD-Market Report CBS -Paul Whiteman's Orchestra; KGW KHQ KOMO KFXD-Bohemian Requests Quiz program, with Bob Brown and Ransom Sherman. KGHL-Musical Gems KGHL-Swing Fashions Joan Edwards; Clark Dennis, DL -Orrin Tucker's Orch.: KOL KGW-Music Graphs KHQ-Echoes in Rhythm 8:30 PST (9:30 MST) Avalon Time. tnr.; The Modernaires: KNX KFRC KOOS KMO KHQ-Gems of Melody KIDO-Hopper's Football Preview KVI KSL KFPY KIRO KOIN Red Skelton; Dick Todd, baritone; Edna Stillwell; Her- *News: KOA KFBK KOIN KIRO-Let's Waltz KMO-Sons of the Pioneers KFBB KGVO cules (Bud Andover); Bob Strong's orchestra; Del CFCN-Hit KMO-Crazy Cowboy KOMO-Autumn Serenade Revue King, announcer. NBC -Quicksilver, quiz prgm.: CHAB-Evenine Prayer KNX-Dealer in Dreams KTFI-Old Time Melodies KGO KGA KJR KLO KEX KOA-Concert Hall CJOR-Doc's Old -Timers 6:30 PST 7:30 MST 8:30 PST (9:30 MST) Paul Whiteman's Or- NBC -Artie Shaw's Orch.: KFYR CJRM-When Day Is Done KOIN-Roadmaster NBC -Radio Guild, drama. KGA KOMO-Arboretum Talk chestra. (sw-9.53) KDYL-To be announced KFBK KFYR KEX & Weather KSL-Interviews with Celebrities Joan Edwards and Clark Dennis, vocalists; Modernaires. NBC -Avalon Time with Red Skel- *KGHL-News NBC -Hollywood Playhouse, dra- ton; Edna Stillwell; Chorus; Bob KGVO-Rhythm Serenade 5:30 PST 6:30 MST ma: KPO KOMO KFI KDYL 9:00 PST (10:00 MST) Al Pearce and His Gang. Strong's Orch.; Dick Todd, bar.; KXA-Fireside Melodies DL -Jack Armstrong, sketch: KOL KOA KGHL KSEI KGW KHQ Billy House, comedian; Don Reid, tenor; Arlene Harris Del King, m.c.: KPO KFI KHQ KYA-Bv Candle Light KMO KFRC KTFI KGIR KIDO (Human Chatterbox); Carl Hoff's orchestra. KGW KOA KDYL KOMO KSEI 10:15 PST 11:15 MST For detail see Good Listening Guide. NBC -Avalon Time: (sw-9.53) KTFI KIDO KGIR KFBK KGHL NBC -Freddy Martin's Orchestra: CBC-Music by Faith: CJOC CBR CBS -To be 9:00 PST (10:00 MST) The New Fred Allen KFBK announced: KGVO CJCA CFAC CHAR CKCK CJRM MBS-Dick Jurgens' Orch.: KOL Show. KFRC KOOS NBC -Chuck Foster's Orchestra: NBC -Walter Kelsey's Orch.: KPO- CKY Fred Allen and Portland Hoffa, comedians; Merry Macs; KFI KOMO KGW CBC-Old Timers: CBR CKY KPO KOMO KDYL KFI NBC -Bleacher Coaches Conven- Wynn Murray, vocalist; Harry von Zell, announcer; CJRM CHAB CBS -Harry Owen's Orch.: KNX NBC -Music for Listening: KGO tion: KGO Peter Van Steeden's orchestra. KEX KLO KIDO CFCN-Let's KVI KSL KOIN KGVO KJR *DL -News & Views: KFRC KOL A story about Fred Allen may be found on page 26. Dance CBC-Serenade for Strings: CBR KOOS KMO CJCA-Ports of Call CHAB-Moonlight Rhapsodies CKY 9:00 PST (10:00 MST) Kay Kyser Day. CJOC-Red Head Boys KFPY-March of Medical Science *News: KWSC KJR This program is in connection with Kay Kyser Day, CKCK The Newest Thing Home Lone KHQ-Home, Sweet Ranger: KTFI CJCA CJOC CFCN-Melody Mart held in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, Kay's home Education Week Varietes CKCK KMO-American KIRO-Musical CJOR-Concert Hall town, where the world premiere of Kyser's picture is KOAC-Music of the Masters KOA-Music You Want Adventures of Jimmie Allen: KOAC-Farm Hour being held. KWSC-Thomas Sarchet, bar. KOOS-Cowboy Jamboree CFCN CJRM KYA-Labor on the Air Orch. PST 9:45 MST KGW-Richard Himber's CHAB-Geialdo & Accordion 6:45 PST 7:45 MST 8:45 MST Refer to adjacent columns for stations Jurgens' Orch.: KMO 10:30 PST 11:30 CJCA-Your Vision *DL -Raymond Gram Swing, com- MBS-Dick Orch.: CJOR-On the Mall broadcasting these programs *NBC-Enric Madriguera's mentator: KOL KMO KOOS CFCN-Attridge and Miller KFI KJR KIDO *KDYL-News violinist News: KGO NBC -Radio Guild, drama: KLO CJOC-George Kerr, KSEI KEX KFBK KFBB-Supper Melodies CJOR-Ronnie Matthews KGA KFPY-Organ Requests KFXD-Western Serenade FREQUENCIES CKCK-String Time *NBC -Carl Ravazza's Orchestra: KFXD-Sundown Serenade KJR-Popular Potpourri KMOX-World Dances News: KGW KOMO KDYL CBR CBR-1100 KEX-1180 KGVO-1260 KOL-1270 KFYR-Memory Baseball KWSC-You Asked For It 9:00 PST 10:00 MST CJOC CRAB CJCA CKCK KYA-Musical Prgm. CFAC-930 KFBB-1280 KGW-620 KOMO-920 KGA-Buck Rogers, sketch CBS -Al Pearce's Gang: KNX KSL *DL -Fulton Lewis, Jr., news: KGHL-Builders' News 7:00 PST 8:00 MST CFCN-1030 KFBK-1490 KHQ-590 KOOS-1390 CHAB-1200 KFI-640 KIDO-1350 KPO-680 KOIN KIRO KVI KFPY KFRC KGIR-Boucher's Broadcast CBS -Dr. Christian, sketch, with -Concert Hall: KPO *KGVO-Sports: Dinner Concert: Jean Hersholt: KFPY KVI KNX CJCA-730 KFPY-890 KIRO-710 KSEI-900 CBS -Everett Hoagland's Orch.: NBC News KIRO KSL KOIN CJOC-1210 KFRC-610 KJR-970 KSL-1130 (sw-6.17) CFCN-Starlight Serenade CJOR-600 KFXD-1200 KLO -1400 KTFI-1240 Fred Allen Show; *CJOR-News: William Nelles KHQ-Spokane Public Schools NBC -Kay Kyser's Prgm.: KPO NBC -The New KIRO-Howard Costigan CJRM-950 KFYR-550 KMO-1330 KVI-570 KFI KHQ KDYL KOMO KGW KFPY-Rhythm Rhapsody KFYR KOA KFBK KHQ KGW CKCD-1010 KGA-1470 KNX-1050 KWSC-1220 You Want KNX-Mary Foster KFI KGIR KGHL KIDO KTFI KPO KOA KHQ-Music CKCK-1010 KGHL-780 KOA-830 KXA-760 Turn to page 26 for a story about KMO-World Dances KOIN-Shadows KOMO KDYL (sw-9.53) Fred Allen. KSEI-Half of For detail see Good Listening Guide. CKY-910 KGIR-1340 KOAC-550 KYA-1230 KOL-Serenade Hour Harmony NBC -Woody Herman's Orchestra: *KSL-To be announced: Air Cas- KDYL-1290 KGO-790 KOIN-940 WLW-700 KXA-Music You Want NBC -Magnolia Blossoms: KGO KGO KLO KTFI KGHL Orch. tles: News KJR KEX KGA KYA-Rex Melbourne's KVI-Songs by Louise CBC-Everyman Theater: CBR 10:45 PST 11:45 MST DL -Music by Faith: KFRC KWSC-Engineering & Science CKY CFAC CHAB CJCA CJOC CBS -Nightcap Yarns: KNX KVI News CBC-Chamber Music: CJRM CBR KFXD-Hollywood Night Club KFBB-Mutiny on the High Seas NBC -Kay Kyser Day Celebration: KIRO KOIN KSL KFPY KGVO CKY CFCN 5:45 PST 6:45 MST KGVO-Football Forecast KFXD-Dream Time KFYR *NBC -Carl Ravazza's Orchestra: *CBS -Bob Garred Reporting: *News: CJOR KSEI KMO KTFI KMO-Sports Slants KGA-People & Places *DL -News: KOOS KOL KFRC NewsrKPO KOA KNX KVI KOIN KIRO KOL KSEI-Songs of the Past KGVO-Magic Carpet KMO *DL-News: Hal Howard's Orch.: CHAB-Kiddies' Amateur Contest KWSC-Sports Gossip KOAC-Musical Prgm. CBS Whiteman's *News: CFCN KFBB CJRM KOL KMO KFRC -Paul Orch.: (sw- CJCA-Musical Prescription KYA-Hospital Institutional Wkrs. KSEI-Univ. of Idaho -South 11.83) CKCK KIDO 11:00 PST 12:00 MST CJOC-Marquis' Quartet MST KTFI-Buhl Jamboree CJOR-Radio Rascals NBC -Paul Carson, organist: KGO 7:30 PST 8:30 CBS -Dance Orch.: KVI KOIN CKCK-Yodeling Cowboy KWSC-Agricultural Service KEX-Utilities Engineering In- KLO KEX KOA KFBB-Music Tomorrow CBS -Burns & Allen, comedians: of KNX KIRO KVI KFPY KOIN *KYA-News stitute NBC -Gary Nottingham's Orch.: DL -Little Orphan Annie: KOL KFXD-House of McGregor KFBK-To be announced KPO KFI KOMO KFBK KDYL KGVO-Jungle Jim, sketch KSL 7:45 PST 8:45 MST KMO KFRC KGA-East Wash. College Home- NBC -This Moving World: KEX KOOS-Highlights of Life NBC -Adventures in Photography: NBC -Adventures in Photography: NBC -Two, in the Balcony: KPO coming KGA KJR KYA-Sportsman KGO KLO KJR KGA House of Peter MacGregor: KGIR-Pay'n Save *NBC -News: KGO 7:15 PST ' 8:15 MST MBS-Lone Ranger: KOL KFRC CBC-Marcel mezzo -sop.: KGIR CHAB Monette, KGVO-Studio Players NBC -Magnolia Blossoms: KLO KOOS KMO CBR DL -Rhythm Rascals: KFRC KMO *News: KFPY KFXD KFBB CKY CJCA CFCN CKCK KJR-Washington at Work CBR CJOC CHAR CJRM *CBC-News: CBR CFCN -Sports DL -Music by Faith: KOL CßC-Midweek Commentary: KOAC-OSC Round Table CJOR-Howie Wing CJCA-Donald Novis, songs CKCK CKY CFCN CJCA CJOC *News: KEX KFXD KSEI-Crimson Trail *News: KFPY KGW KIRO KOL CJRM-Concert in Miniature CJOC-Musical Memories CHAB CJOR-To be announced KWSC-Poetry Parade CJOR-Impressions in Wax KDYL-Wm. Murdoch Campaign CJOR-Light Up & Listen CJ OR -Sports KFBB-Hawaii Calls 9:15 PST 10:15 MST KSL-Lynn McKinley, readings KFI-Voice of the World CKCK-The Dance Hour CJRM-Sask., Lutheran Prgm.. KOAC-Consumers' Forum NBC -Woody Herman's Orchestra: KYA-Stars Over Manhattan KGA-Jack Armstrong, sketch KFBB-Let's Dance KEX-Listen & Win KYA-Jack Densham KIDO KSEI End of Wednesday Programs KSEI-Beauty Hints Prgm. MBS-Navy Band: KOL 11:00 PST 12:00 MST CJOR-Dance Hom N-9 5 Page :17 MORNING KSL-Mary Lee Taylor Mary Lee Taylor: KFBB KTFI NBC -Standard School Broadcast: *CJRM-News: Old Time Re- 8:45 PST 9:45 MST CHAB-Schedule Highlights KGO KGA KEX KJR quests KFBB-Farmers' Noon Hour Prgm. *Sfar in program listings CBS -My Children, sketch: KOIN CJCA-Home Service NBC -Ideas That Came True: KLO THURSDAY KVI KNX KSL KIRO KFPY CJOC-Voice of Memory: Smilin' KFYR KTFI KSEI *KFRC-News: To be announced indicates news broadcast. Jack KFXD-Let's Dance NBC -Guiding Light: KPO KGW "The Quakers Are Coming" CJOR-The Goldbergs is the title of today's dramati- KGVO-Melody Time November 16 7:00 PST 8:00 MST KFI CHAB KOA KOMO KHQ zation. CJRM-Tin Pan Alley More detail on page 1s. KMO-Vitality Club NBC -Josh Higgins of Finchville, KDYL CFCN KFYR CJOC CJCA *KOAC-News CKCK CKCK-Voice of Memory: Smilin' MBS-Concert sketch: KSEI KIFI KLO KGA Jack Orch.: KFRC KMO KOL-Noontime Melodies KGVO-Request Hour KIDO KOOS KGHL NBC -Chas. Runyan, organist: KFRC-Morning Hostess KOOS-Hits of Today KHQ-Charm School CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly: KSL KGO KLO KGIR KGA KIDO KFXD-Random Thoughts CBS -Big Sister, sketch: KNX KWSC-Agricultural Service KMO-Footnotes KSEI NBC -The Man I Married: KOA KHQ-Rubinoff, violinist KVI KSL KFPY KOIN KIRO KXA-Light Concert Gems KOAC-Musical Prgm. CDR CJCA CKCK KFYR CKCK CJCA KDYL MBS-Medical Information Bureau: KMO-Bridge Lessons CFAC CHAB 12:15 PST 1:15 MST, KOMO-Organ Concert CJOC CHAB CJOC CFCN KOL KOOS KMO KOMO-Adopted Daughter NBC -Ma Perkins, sketch: KPO KSL-Song Time Subject: "Helping Children KOOS-Favorite Melodies NBC -Betty & Bob, sketch: KPO KWSC-College Day Book NBC -Musical Clock: KPO Grow Up in a Democracy." KHQ KGW KF1 i{OA KDYI KXA-The Kentucky Kid KOMO KDYL KHQ KGW KOA KGHL KOMO KFYR KGIR KXA-Island Music NBC -Musical Cloqk: KGO CFCN-Taber KTFI Canning Prgm. KFI CKCK CHAB CJOC CJCA KSEI 1:15 PST 2:15 MST CJOR-Concert 10:00 PST 11:00 MST *News: KGW KHQ KFPY Interlude KIDO CFCN CBC-Book Week: CKCK CBR CJRM-Meditation CBS -The Goldbergs, sketch: KNX To be announced: KGIR KIDO 7:15 PST 8:15 MST KOIN KVI KIRO CFCN-Tin Pan Alley NBC -The Chase Twins, sketch: CHAB CFAC CJRM CJCA KEX-Christian Science Prgm. Story on page 13. NBC -Anne Thomas, Career Wife, KFBB-Sons *CJOR-News KGO KLO CBR CBS-Myrt & Marge, sketch: KNX of the Pioneers CBC-Happy Gang: CKCK CBR CJRM-The sketch: KSEI KTFI KLO KGA KFRC-Victor Review of Hits MB5-Seven Men & A Maid: KFRC KSL KOIN KFPY KVI KIRO Lindlahr CHAB CJRM CFAC CJOC KFBB-Farmers' *CBC-News: CJCA KFXD-To Noon Hour Freudberg's Orchestra: the Lady of the House KFXD-Luncheon Hour CBS -Society Girl, sketch: KNX MBS-Leo KGHL-Singin' Sam NBC -Benny Walker's Tillamook KOOS KFRC KOL KMO *News: KFI KOL KGHL-Rev. A. KOIN KIRO KVI KSL KFPY KGVO-Ronan Boosters Kitchen: KPO KFI KGW KOMO R. Price 7:30 PST 8:30 MST KHQ KGVO-Luncheon Prgm. *News: KEX KJR KMO KOL NBC -Stella Dallas, sketch: KPO NBC -Rosa Lee, songs: KGO KJR-Harmony Time KOAC-School KGA KHQ KFI KOA KOMO KGW KXA-Top Bartal's of the Air KGA KIT! KGIR KOA KEX Tunes of the Day NBC-Jeno Orch.: (sw- KOL-Musical CJOR-Singin' Sam KDYL 15.33 Roundup KIDO 9:00 PST 10:00 MST ) KWSC-Morning Melodies KFBB-Rhythmic Romance Orch. MBS-Happy Gang: KOL KFRC CJOC-George Hall's *CBS -Bob Garred Reporting: NBC -The Carters of Elm Street: KXA-Lucille Le Clerq KGVO-Trading Center CJOR-Musical Workshop KNX KIRO KVI KOIN KPO KFI KOA CFCN-Singer of Sacred Songs KOAC-Farm Hour CKCK-Mid-day Merry -Go -Round CJCA-Accordiana 11:15 PST 12:15 MST NBC CBS -Kate Smith Speaks: KNX KOOS-Mac's Music KFBB-Singin' Sam -Edna F i s h e r, organist: CJOR-Melody Time NBC -Arnold Grimm's Daughter, KGVO KVI KFPY KIRO KOIN 12:30 PST MST KFXD-On with the Dance - KDYL KOA KFBB-Mood Musicale sketch: KPO KOMO KOA KGW 1:30 *News: KSL KFBB KHQ KDYL KFI *CBS -News: Uncle Jonathan: *KFYR-News: Musical Prgm. KJR KMO KOOS KSEI KFPY-Young Dr. Malone KOAC-Variety Prgm. CJOC NBC -Sam Moore Entertains: KGW KFXD-Rambling Reporter CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: KNX KFBB (sw-11.83) KOMO KWSC-Homemakers' Forum 7:45 PST 8:45 MST KGVO-Tie the Titles: Club KOIN KFPY KVf KIRO KSL NBC -Pepper Young's Family, KXA-Dance Parade *NBC -News: Sam Hayes: *NBC -News; Eugene Conley, Calendar sketch KPO KFI KOMO KHQ KPO MBS-Ed Fitzgerald, talk: KFRC 2:30 MST KFI KOMO KHQ KGW tnr.: KEX KGA KIDO-Mary Lee Taylor KOL KDYL KFYR KGW RUA CKCK 1:30 PST KMO-Trade Prgm. CHAB CJOC CJCA CFCN *NBC -Medicine in the News; NBC-Rakov's Orch.: KGO KSEI CBC-Al Gilbert's Concert Trio: CBS Love Dr. KOAC-Weather: Music -Life & of Susan, News: KGO KEX KGA KLO KIFI KGIR CFCN KEX CBR CHAB CJRM sketch: CBR CFAC CJCA CKCK *CBS -News: American School of KOOS-A Friendly Morning Visit the Air: KSL CBR CJOC CHAS *News: KFRC KFXD DL -Savoy Swing: KOOS CHAB CJOC KGVO KNX KSL-Rhythm Revue More detail on page 15. CBS -So You Want to Be-: (sw- Markets: CJCA CJOC *NBC -News: KGO KXA-Popular Dance Music CJOR-Voices Mean Dollars NBC -Vass Family: KGA KJR 11.83) 8:00 PST 9:00 MST *News: CJRM-Weather; Sports KLO KSEI KTFI KIDO (sw- NBC KFXD KFTI KIDO 10:15 PST 11:15 MST NBC -Lorenzo Jones, sketch: -Viennese Ensemble: KPO KJR KFXD-Sing Song Time 15.33) KDYL KLO KGW CJOC NBC -Ellen Randolph, sketch: KGHL-County Agent KPO KFI KOMO KHQ CJCA-Stars of the Week: Trea- KPO KFI KOMO KGW KDYL NBC -Agricultural Bulletin: KGO KOA KTFI KFYR KGHL KIDO NBC -Financial Service: KGO sure *KGVO-News Chest Time KHQ KOA KGHL KFYR MBS-Bob Millar's Orch.: KFRC KSEI KGW KGIR KGA KGHL KSEI KTFI KGIR CJOC-Good Morning Neighbor KMO-P.-T. A. KEX CBS -Life Can Be Beautiful, KOOS-Dance Music KOL KMO CBS -Hilltop House, sketch: KNX KIDO CJORShut In Prgm. KIRO CKCK-Stars sketch: KNX KVI KFPY KOIN KWSC-Good Morning, H o m e CBC-Concert Hour: CBR KSL KOIN KFPY KVI DL -Breakfast Club: KOOS KMO of the Week KIRO KSL makers KFRC KDYL-Woman to Woman *News: CJOR KOOS KOIN KVI DL -Command Performance: KMO KFYR-Markets: Police NBC -Through a Woman's Eyes: KXA-South American Music KFPY KIRO KFRC *CBC-News: CBR CFCN Bulletins: Aunt Sammy KGO 11:30 PST 12:30 MST KEX-Markets: Musical Interlude CJOR-Sue's Notebook *CBS -News: Chansonette: KFBB KGHL-Betty & Bob NBC -Virginia Hays, songs: KLO NBC -Valiant Lady, sketch: KPO KFXD-The Concert Hour CJRM-Trois & His Mandoliers *News: CJOR CKCD KGIR-Mary Lee Taylor KTFI KIDO KGA KJR KFI KOMO KHQ KGW KDYL KGHL-Matinee Stars KFBB-Three E's KHQ-Business KOA CHAB-Barbara Wells' Prgm. & Pleasure MBS-Happy Gang: KOOS KMO KGIR-Organ Treasures KFXD-Church of Christ, Boise CICA -Good Morning Neighbor KMO-Happy Homes CBS -Brenda Curtis, sketch: KNX *KXA-News: Markets KOL-Midday Melodies CJRM-The Cooking School KOAC-Today's Prgms.: Home- CFCN-Just Relax: Crime Quiz KSL KVI KOIN KIRO KOOS-Religious Prgm. CJCA-Your Home 12:45 PST 1:45 MST t-,.-n-fIeasant Memories makers' Hour 1:45 PST 2:45 MST CJOR-Stars of the Week MBS-Wishart Campbell, bar.: NBC -Between the Bookends: KLO KDYL-Little Show KOL-Ray Daughters KMO KFRC (sw-15.33) CBS -Stepmother, sketch. KNX KFI-Morning Melodies KSEI-Dance Rambles KEX-Oregonian Home Institute NBC -Rhythm Song: KSL KOIN KFPY KIRO KVI KFPY-Highlights in the Spot- KXA-Popular Varieties KFXD-The Curtain Rises & KFYR NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch: KPO CBS-Smilin' Ed McConnell: (sw- light 9:15 PST 10:15 MST KGIR-Variety Prgm. CBC-Silhouettes in Rhythm: KGW KFI KOA KOMO KHQ KOAC-Story Hour for Adults 11.83) KFXD-Cavalcade of Drama NBC-Southernaires: KFYR KGA CBR KDYL KFYR KTFI KGHL KIDO KFYR-Markets: Weather KLO KIDO KSEI-Home Style News *News: KTFI KSEI KSEI KGIR *NBC -Medicine in the News: KGIR KTFI CFCN Melodies KFXD *KGVO-News: Organ Moods: CBR CHAB CJRM KXA-Island KGHL KGIR KFBB NBC -Dept. of Agriculture: KGO News: KTFI KGHL KIDO KSEI (sw-15.33) MST 8:15 PST 9:15 MST 10:30 PST 11:30 *CHAB-News: America's Dance KEX KGA KJR *CBC-News: CBR CFCN CHAB NBC -The O'Neill's, sketch: KPO NBC -Hoosier Hop: KGO KLO NBC -Musical Clock: KGO KOMO KOA KDYL KGW KFI Favorites NBC -To be announced: CJOC CJOC CFAC CKCK CJRM CJCA NBC -Oh Mr. Dinwiddy: KPO KHQ NBC -Let's Talk It Over: KIDO CJ CA-Sportcycle CJCA CKCK CHAB CFCN NBC -Young Widder Brow n, KGIR KSEI KTFI (sw-15.33) CJOC-Highnoon Highlights KIDO KGIR KSEI KDYL CBS -When A Girl Marries. DL -Let's Play Bridge: KFRC sketch: KPO KOMO KFI KGW CBS -To be announced: KFPY CJOR-Parent Teachers' Ass'n KDYL KHQ KFYR NBC -Viennese Ensemble: KFYR sketch: KNX KOIN KVI KIRO CBS -Richard Maxwell, CHAB CBR CFCN KSL CJRM-Primo Scala's Band: Pack- tnr.: (sw- KJR KFI KS- KFPY KNX 11.83) MBS-Book a Week: KFRC KMO CJCA CJOC CKCK ers' Talk CBS -Four Kings of Rhythm: KVI NBC -On the Air; Ira Blue: KGO CKCK-Sunny Side Up Singin' Sam: KOOS KOIN KFBB-Harmony Hall KFBB KFPY MBS-Hitmaker's Orch.: KFRC Madame KFVO KIRO KFXD-Birth of the News DL -Sons of the Pioneers: KOOS KOL KMO KFPY-At Your Service, CBS -Singer & Songs: CBR KFRC KGVO-Luncheon Prgm.: Mar- CJOR-Sid Mullett KGIR-Emil Marans *NBC -News: Master Singers: CJRM-Stocks & Bonds KOA-Life of Mary Sothern, sketch KOL KFBB kets *News: KGA KGVO KIRO *News: KFBB-Ma Perkins KOAC-Musical Prgm. KOIN Mary Lee Taylor: KGVO KSEI *KIDO-News: Farm Men Only KOAC-Music KFPY -Instrumentalists *KOL-Monitor News CFCN-Moments of Melody CJCA-Voice of Memory: Smiling Meet Miss Julia: KGW KHQ of the Masters CJOR-Buccaneers KOL-Dr. Hastings KFXD-Melody Time KWSC-A Chapter a Day CJOR-McKee's Ranch Boys Jack KMO-Amer. Family Robinson 3:00 MST CJRM-Organ CJOR-Gospel Clinic CJRM-Gems of Melody KOOS-Listen Ladies 2:00 PST Treasures KOL-Musical Interlude Norris, sketch: CKCD-Charles Hovey CKCK-Andy Walker KDYL-Singin' Sam KXA-Dance Prgm. CBS -By Kathleen *KEX-News 11:45 PST 12:45 MST KVI-The Woman's Page KNX KOIN KIRO KVI KFPY KEX-Dr. Brock KEX-Patty Jean Health Club KWSC-World Book Man KFPY-Smilin' Ed McConnell KFXD-Musical Workshop KFBB-Esther Hathaway, pianist NBC -Hymns of All Churches: KSL (sw-11.83) KFI-Young Doctor Malone, sketch KOMO KPO KHQ KFI KGW KXA-Herbert's Theater Review NBC -Jimmy Dorsey's Orchestra: KFXD-Let's Dance KGHL-Julia's Bargains 1:00 KGHL-Sons of the Pioneers KJR-A Woman Wonders KFXD-Let's Dance KDYL KOA PST 2:00 MST KGA KGHL KLO KGIR KTFI NBC -Club KHQ-Voices in Harmony KMO-Dental Prgm. *KFYR-News; Noon Concert CBS -My Son & I, sketch: KOIN Matinee: KGO KJR KJR KFYR KLO KGA KGHL KGIR KMO-Christian Science Prgm. KXA-Salon Orch. KGA-Leading Ladies KFPY KIRO KGVO KVI KNX KSEI KPO KTFI KIDO NBC -Girl Alone, sketch: *KNX-News: Musical Prgm. 9:30 PST 10:30 MST KGHL-Organ Treasures KSL KFBB KFI KDYL KOA KGW KOMO KGVO-Rhythm Romance CBS -Pretty KOA-Singing Strings CBC-Radio School: CBR CFCN *NBC -News: Tropical Moods: Kitty Kelly, sketch: KHQPictures KIRO-Pianotones KNX KIRO KFPY KVI KOIN on page 24. KOL-House of Happiness CBS -Romance of Helen Trent, KGO KSL-Roadways of Rhythm KJR-Cecil Solly NBC -Bill Sabransky, organist: DL -To be announced: KMO sketch: KNX KIRO KFPY KOIN KOA-Public Schools NBC -Rhythm & Song: KJR KGA KTFI-Morning Bulletin Board KSL KVI KPO KDYL KGW NBC -Slices of Life: KGO KXA-Dance Tunes: Markets KOIN-Tina & Tim CBR KLO KSEI NBC -Timeless Truths NBC -Back Stage Wife: KOA PST 9:30 MST Made Time- KOMO-Patty Jean Health Club MBS-Dick Harding, organist: CJOR-Studio Party 8:30 ly: KGW KEX-Dr. Seth Maker NBC Matinee: KOOS-Musical Gems KOOS CBC-Club Matinee: CBR CJCA -Good Morning KVI-Mystic KFBB-Stars Over Hollywood KGO CBR CJRM NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: Melodies *News: CFCN KFPY CJOC CHAB CFAC CJRM KGO KFYR KOA KLO KIDO KXA-Musical Varieties KFRC-To be announced NBC -Morin Sisters: KGIR KIDO Markets: CJOC CJRM KFYR CFCN-Univ. of Alberta KSEI KGHL KEX KGA KJR 10:45 PST 11:45 MST CJOR-Manhattan Mother KFXD-Tropical Moods KJR KLO KGA KFYR KGHL KTFI KGHL KGVO-Musicale Moderne KGIR NBC -Dr. Kate, drama: KPO KFt CJCA-Closing Grain Prices CKCK-Weather: Livestock: Mu NBC -Against the Storm, sketch: KGW KOMO KDYL KHQ sical Prgm. 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KGHL-Sportscast KFPY KVI CHAB KGIR KEX CKCK KGIR-Talkine Drums NIGHT AFTERNOON NBC -Jimmy Dorsey's Orchestra: CBS -Judith Arlen, songs: KVI KHQ-Meet Miss Julia KGO KIDO KIRO KFBB KFPY KGVO 12:30 PST (1:30 MST) American School of the KIRO-PTA Program Where there is no fisting *NBC -Malcolm Claire: News: KMO-Round Towner for a station its preceding CBC-Melody Lane: CBR Air. KOA-Orphan KGW KFYR KDYL (sw-9.53) For inforn,;,tion See page 15, column 3. Annie program is on the air. DL-Johnson Family, sketch: KOOS KOIN-Tena & Tim KFRC KOL KMO NBC -Musical Workshop: KPO NIGHT KOL-Talking Drums 6:00 PST 7:00 MST *News: KFXD KGVO CJCA CJOR-Ma Perkins, sketch KOMO-U. S. Govt. 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Edward Arnold will again be the guest KGA KDYL CBS -Dick Aurandt's Orchestra: CKCK KHQ KFI KOMO KFYR KFBB-Sing & Swing KXA-The Kentucky Kid Willson the orchestra will play an M. C.; Meredith and KGVO KFBB KFPY KGW CHAB CFAC KIDO CJOC KXA-Popular Dance Music 3:30 PST 4:30 MST original American lullaby, written by Duke Ellington *NBC -News: Sunset Shadows: CKY CBR CJCA (sw-9.53) NBC -Woman's of the For detail see Good Listening Guide. 2:30 PST 3:30 MST Magazine especially for this program. KGO CBS -It Happened in Hollywood: Air: KPO KHQ KOMO KGW KFI DL -Romance of Stamps: KFRC 6:00 PST (7:00 MST) Major Bowes' Amateur NBC -One Man's Family, drama: KNX KVI KOIN KIRO KSL *CBS -H. V. Kaltenborn, news KOA KDYL CKCK CJOC CJCA NBC -Beyond Reasonable Doubt, KFPY analyst: KFBB KOIN KGVO Hour. 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KFRC-Henry Budde Publications CJRM-The Shaunavon Program CJOC CJCA CFCN CJRM KSEI KFXD-Dinner Hour Salon: -Lloyd KFXD-Do You Believe in Ghosts NBC -Organ Concert: KGW NBC -Reggie Childs' Orch.: KDYL 7:00 PST (8:00 MST) Columbia Workshop; Lumber Markets KGVO-Piano Melodies (sw-9.53) KGHL-Places to Go KMO-Sons of the Pioneers MBS-Dick Drama. Kuhn's Orch.: KOOS KGIR-Pay'n Save KOAC-Musical Prgm. CBC-Blue Barron's Orchestra: Music CHAB-Music of the Masters CBR CJRM CKCK CFAC 7:00 PST (8:00 MST) Kraft Hall. KIRO-Father Goose Comes to KOL-Cavalcade of Drama CJOR-Master Singers Bing Crosby, M. C.; Music Maids; Ken Carpenter, Town *KOOS-News CKCK-Woman's Journal CFCN-As You Like It announcer; John Scott Trotter's orchestra. Guest: KMO-Gaslight Harmonies KWSC-Service of Worship KFBB-Concert Master CHAB-Mail Bag KNX-Afternoon Dances: Knx-tra KYA-Retirement Life Payments CJCA-The Farmer Reggie Gardiner, comedian. KFRC-To be announced KOAC-On the Campuses 6:15 PST 7:15 MST CJOC-House of Peter McGregor KFXD-Variety 8:00 PST (9:00 MST) Fred Waring in Pleasure KOIN-Hello Again NBC -Tipo the Clown: KGO KEX CJOR-Pepper Young's Family Iacolucci KGVO-Afternoon Musicale Time. KOL-Frank -Gen: Parker: KFYR-Jack Armstrong. sketch KSL-Sports DL Shafter KOL KHQ-Organ Tapestrys KFRC KMO-Roundtowner *KGIR-News 8:30 PST (9:30 MST) Standard Symphony Hour. *KVI-News: American School of KOL-House of McGregor KJR-Dept of Health Seattle Symphony Orchestra. the Air MBS-Glen Miller's Orch.: KOOS KMO-Siesta KNX-Teena & Tim, sketch 5:15 PST 6:15 MST *News: KJR KOAC KGA KOAC-Musical Prgm. KOA-Teatime Tangos 8:30 PST (9:30 MST) Ask -It -Basket. NBC -Adventures of Tom Mix, KFXD-Davies Hardware KOMO-Patty Jean's Health Club KOAC-Musical Prgm. Quiz program, with Jim McWilliams. sketch: KGO KEX KGA KJH KGVO-Int'l Affairs KTFI-Afternoon Request Hour MST Sadie Hawkins Day. CBS -Minute Melodies: KIRO 6:30 PST 7:30 2:45 PST 3:45 MST KWSC-Your English 8:30 PST (9:30 MST) NBC -America's Town Meeting: KXA-Health Interlude in Philadelphia, of the fictitious "Sadie KOIN KFBB KFPY NBC -Dinning Sisters: KJR KGA Talk: The celebration, KGO KGA KLO KEX KJR KIDO KSEI KGHL KTFI KLO 3:45 PST 4:4-5 MST Hawkins Day," the one day on which girls are allowed *News: KGIR KGVO For detail see Good Listening Guide. CJRM-It's Dance Time CBS -Scattergood Baines, sketch: NBC -Tom Mix' Adventures: KLO to go after their man, will be heard. A dramatization *DL -News & Views: KFRC (sw-9.53) KFRC-David Adams KOOS KMO KNX KVI KIRO KFPY KSL of the story of "Sadie Hawkins," one of the characters KGHL-Modern Music KOL KOIN *CBS -Today in Europe: KFBB created by Al Capp in his popular cartoon, "Li'l Abner." KMO-Crazy Cowboy CFCN-Hollywood Hi Jinks NBC -David Harum, sketch KPO KGVO KIRO KVI KNX KFPY KNX-Boulevard Interviews CJOR-Good Will Hour KOIN KSL 9:00 PST (10:00 MST) Strange As It Seems. NBC -Johnnie Johnston, baritone: KOL-Theater Revue KGVO-Swing Shop experiences and facts from Amer- KDYL KFYR KHQ NBC -Salon Silhouettes: KGO KJR Persons of incredible KSL-Visiting Celebrities KFXD-Hit Parade of Tomorrow KDYL KIDO ican history, with Alois Havrilla, M. C. KGVO-Campus Congress MBS-Bill McCune's Orch.: KOL KGHL KEX KGIR 5:30 PST 6:30 MST KSEI KGA CBR CJRM CKCK KOAC-Farm Hour KMO KFRC 9:30 PST (10:30 MST) Operetta Series. NBC -Those We Love, drama: CFAC KOA KDYL *KWSC-News NBC -Talk on Art: KGO "The Fortune Teller" will be presented tonight, with KYA-Labor the Air DL -American Legion News: KMO on Mario Chamlee and Emily Hardy James. 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Family Robinson CBC-Stardust, violinist: CBR MBS-Sammy Kaye's Orch.: KOL KJR-Seattle Bowling Recreation *NBC -News Reporter: KPO NBC -Gary Nottingham's Orch.: KIDO-World Entertains CKY KOOS KMO KJR-Organ Concert Center KOMO KGW KFI KHQ KGO KJR KGA KSEI KIDO NBC -Ben Cutler's Orch.: KGO KOAC-For Scandinavians CJRM-Treasure Chest KEX KFBK KSEI-U. S. 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Drews CBS -Mitchell Ayres' Orch.: (sw- CBS -Operetta Series: KNX KVI 10:15 PST MST 11:00 PST 12:00 MST KSL-Friendly Philosopher 11:15 NBC -Fred Waring In Pleasure 6.17) KOIN KFPY KIRO NBC -Ray Noble's Orch.: KOMO NBC -Freddie Martin's Orchestra: KTFI-Piano & Accordion Time- KPO KOMO KOA KGW KGW KDYL KPO KFBK KFI KOMO KDYL KVI-To be announced CBS -Strange As It Seems: KNX *CBC-People & Places in the KFI KFBK KDYL KHQ KFI KGHL News: CBR CKY CJOC CFAC NBC -This Moving World: KGA 8:30 PST MST KSL KOIN KIRO KFPY KVI NBC -Concert Hall: KPO KGIR KTFI KIDO KSEI 9:30 CKCK CJCA KEX KJR NBC -Standard NBC -Adventures in Rhythm: CBS -Richard Bono's Orchestra: *CBC-News: CJCA CBR CKY Symphony Hour: KPO KGW KOMO KHQ KDYL KGO KEX KGA KGHL KLO DL -Jan Garber's Orch.: KFRC KGVO KOIN KVI KNX KIRO CBS -Dance Orch.: KSL KOIN CKCK CHAR CFAC CJOC CJRM KVI KFI NBC -Richard Himber's Orch.: *News: KJR KSEI KGA DL -Phil Harris' Orch.: KOOS NBC -Ben Cutler's Orch:. KEX CBS -Ask -It -Basket; Jim McWil- KFYR KDYL KHQ KTFI CFCN-Old Time Dance DL -Jim Walsh's Orch.: KFRC KLO KGA CHAB-Moonlight Rhapsodies liams: KNX KSL KOIN KIRO CBC-Adventures in Rhythm: CHAB-Variety Prgm. KMO KVI KFPY CJOR-Wrestling KFPY-Musical Merryground *NBC -News: Aloha Land: KGO CKY CJOC CHAB CFAC CBR KHQ-Home, *NBC -News: KGO CJRM-Howard Russell Orch. Sweet Home DL -Alvino Rey and King Sisters: NBC -Abe Lyman's Orch.: KGO *DL -News: KOOS KFRC KOL KOA-Music You Want *CBC-News: CBR KOOS KFRC KOL KMO KLO KEX KFBB-Hit Revue KMO KFBK-Football Game KSL-Freddie ' Nagel's Orch *News: KFPY KNX KGW CBS NBC -Sadie Hawkins -Amos 'n' Andy: KNX KSL Day Prgm.: *News: CFCN KFBB CKCK KGVO-At the Console 10:30 PST 11:30 MST KIRO KOL KOIN KIRO KFPY KVI KFYR KIDO KTFI KIDO CJRM KOA-Ed Young's Orch. *DL -Fulton Lewis, Jr., comm.: CJOR-Swing Session *NBC -News; John Gunther: DL -Hal Howard's Orch.: KFRC CJCA-Home Town Boys KOAC-Reference Librarian KFRC KYA-Stars Over Manhattan KFYR KOOS KOL CJOR-At Eventide KOL-Mutiny on the High Seas CBS -Richard Bono's Orch.: KNX End of Thursday Programs

MBS-Keep Fit to Music: KMO 10:45 PST 11:45 MST KOAC-School of the'Air MORNING NBC -Against the Storm, sketch: FRIDAY, November 17, 1939 NBC -Dr. Kate, drama: KPO KFI KOL-Musical Round Up KPO KDYL KFI KHQ KOMO KGW KOMO KHQ KDYL KWSC-Morning Melodies KGW KOA *Star in program listings NBC -Revue in Miniature: KGA 11:15 PST 12:15 MST indicates news broadcast. *News: KXA KVI KFPY KMO-Dental Prgm. KFPY-Young Dr. Malone KEX CFCN CBR CJCA (sw- CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: KNX Gospel Singer: CKCK CFCN 15.33) KOIN KFPY KVI KIRO KSL 7:00 PST 8:00 MST KXA-Salon Orch. KFXD-Rambling Reporter 8:45 PST 9:45 MST KGVO-Tie CBS -Life & Love -Josh Higgins of Finchville, 9:30 PST 10:30 MST the Titles: Club NBC -Gen. Fed. of Women's of Dr. Susan. NBC NBC -Chas. Runyan, organist: sketch: CBR sketch: KSEI KTFI KLO KGA CBS -Romance of Helen Trent: Calendar Clubs: KSEI CFAC CJCA CJOC KGO KIDO KSEI KGIR KLO KNX KOIN KFPY KIRO KVI KGW-Modern Meals CKCK CHAB KGHL KIDO KGA DL -Voice of Experience: KFRC KSL KHQ-Invitation to Romance NBC -Arnold Grimm's CBS Kitty Kelly: KSL KOL KMO Daughter. -Pretty MBS-Radio Garden Club: KFRC KMO-Trade Prgm. sketch: KPO NBC -Nat'l Farm and Home Hour: *CBS -News: Lanny Ross, tnr.: KOMO RE( KDYL NBC -The Man I Married, sketch: KOOS KMO KGO KGHL KIDO KGA KSEI KOAC-Weather: Music KGW KHQ KOA KOA KFYR CKCK CJCA KDYL Subject: "As Your Garden KOOS-.A Friendly Morning Visit KNX KSL KVI KOIN KIRO Grows." KLO KOA KFYR KJR KEX DL -Charlie Opunui's Hawaiians: CHAB CJOC CFCN KGIR KSL-Mid-Morning Musicale CHAB-Garden of Melody -My KNX KMO KFRC KOL NBC -Musical Clock: KGO CBS Children, sketch: KXA-Popular Dance Music CJOC-Stars of the Week: Treas- KVI KOIN KSL KIRO KFPY NBC -Doing the Impossible: KGW 10:15 PST MST ure Chest CJOR-Voices Mean Dollars NBC -Musical Clock: KPO 11:15 NBC -The Guiding Light, sketch: MBS-Toronto Trio: KOOS CBS -Lite Can Be Beautiful, CJOR-Peter McGregor KEX-Musical Chats KHQ KFPY KFXD-Checkerboard Time *News: KGW KPO KHQ KOMO KDYL KFYR NBC-Teena & Tim: KPO sketch: KNX KFPY KVI KOIN CJRM-Tonic Tunes KOA KGW KFI CHAB CJCA KSL KIRO CKCK-Singin' Sam KGHL-Midland Melodies 7:15 PST 8:15 MST CBC-Radio School: CBR CFCN CJOC CKCK CFCN KFBB-Deaconess Hospital Prgm. *KGVO-News NBC -Anne Thomas, Career Wife: Markets: CJOC CJRM NBC -Ellen Randolph, sketch: KOOS-Dance Music KPO KFI KGW KFPY-This Woman's World KTFI KGA KLO KSEI 9:00 PST 10:00 MST *News: KDYL KMO KOMO KHQ KTFI-Ambassadors of Good Food KDYL KOA KGHL KFYR (sw- KFXD-Musical Variety *CBC-News: CJCA NBC -The Carters of Elm Street, Gospel Singer: CJCA CJOR KFYR-Grandma Travels KXA-South American Rhythms sketch: KPO KFI KOA CHAR -Radio Showcase 15.33) 7:30 PST 8:30 MST KGHL-Martha West 11:30 PST 12:30 MST NBC -Originalities: KGO KGIR CBS -Kate Smith Speaks: KNX CKCK-Grain Prices: Charlie NBC -Virginia Hays, songs: KGA KGIR-Music Box KTFI KIDO KVI KFPY KOIN KIRO KSL Kunz, pianist KLO KIDO KJR KGVO-Hilo Serenaders NBC -Howard Milholland, reader: KGVO KFBB-Betty & Bob KJR KGO KGA *CBS -Bob Garred Reporting: KFBB NBC -Through a Woman's Eyes: KIDO-Today's Best Buy *NBC -News: Meet the Artist: KFI-Bridge Club KGO KJR-Seattle PTA NBC -Valiant Lady, sketch: KPO KNX KIRO KVI KOIN KFRC-Patty KGA Jean MBS-Happy Gang: KOOS KMO *KOA-News: Old Refrains KOA KFI KDYL KHQ KOMO NBC -Edna Fisher, organist: KFXD-Master Singers KOAC-Musical CBC-The Ballodeer: CBR CHAR Prgm. KGW KDYL KGVO-This & That CFCN-Pacific Paradise: Crime KOOS-Prgm. Resume CJRM KHQ-Minister of Sone Quiz CBS -Brenda Curtis, sketch: KNX *News: KJR KMO KOOS KSEI KTFI-Checkerboard Time KSL KVI RUIN KIRO CJOC *NBC -News: KGO KOL-Mary's Friendly Garden CJCA-Hollywood on Parade Week Musical Clock: KFI KGVO KGW DL -Carolyn Price: KFRC KOMO-Tena & Tim CJOR-Stars of the 11:00 PST 12:00 MST DL -Word Dramas: KFRC KOL KHQ KOMO KTFI-Voice of Industry KEX-Market Basket -Listen KMO *News: KFXD KJR KTFI KIDO KFBB-Concert NBC to the Lyrics: KGA MST CFCN-Taber Prgm. KXA-Late Dance Hits Platform KGO KJR CBC-Howard Milholland, 7:45 PST 8:45 Canning KFXD-Melody reader: 9:45 PST 10:45 MST Mart NBC -Betty & Bob, KPO CBR *NBC -News, Sam Hayes: KPO CJCA-Stars of the Week: Trea- KGIR-Variety Prem. sketch: KFI KOMO KHQ KGW sure Chest NBC -Secret Diary: KPO KHQ KOMO KGW KFI KDYL *News: KFXD KGHL KGIR KOAC-Story Hour for Adults KSEI KTFI KFBB NBC-Rakov's Orch.: KGO KEX CJOC-Good Morning Neighbor MBS-The Toronto Trio: KMO KSEI-Home KOA CJOR-Shut In Prgm. Style News *CHAB-News: Stepping Along KSEI KTFI KLO CFCN NBC -Nina Dean, songs: KDYL KXA-Island Melodies DL -Muse & Music: KFRC KMO *News: KFRC KFXD CKCK-Stars of the Week KOOS CJCA-Sportcycle KDYL-Interlude CBS -Our Gal Sunday: KNX KSL 10:30 PST 11:30 MST CJOC-Highnoon Highlights Markets: CJCA CJOC KFPY KOIN BIRO KVI NBC -Music Apprectiation Hour: KFYR-Markets: Police Bulletins: NBC -Revue in Miniature: CJOR-Kingsway Ballad Music 8:00 PST 9:00 MST CHAB-Schedule Highlights KLO KFYR KLO KSEI KIDO Aunt Sammy KGO Music detail on page 10 this week. CJRM-Livestock: Primo Scala's NBC -Viennese Ensemble: KLO CJCA-Mid-Morning Music Band: Packers' Talk KGHL-Betty & Bob CBS -Big Sister: KNX RUIN KSL KPO KIDO KGW CJOC-Voice of Memory: Smilin' NBC -Words & Music: KOA KIDO CKCK-Sunny Side Up 9:15 PST 10:15 MST KGIR KTFI KFPY KVI CFAC CBR * S -News: To be announced: Jack KSEI KIRO KEX-Talk, O. M. Plummer KFBB NBC-Southernaires, quartet: KGA CJOR-The Goldbergs CBS -To be announced: KNX CKCK CJCA CJOC CHAB KLO KFPY-Organ Souvenirs KTFI KSEI CBR CFCN CJRM-Tin Pan Alley KFPY CHAB CBR CFCN KSL CFCN-Dance Time KGVO-Luncheon Prgm.: Mar- NBC -Financial Service: KGO CJRM (sw-15.33) KGHL KSEI KTFI KGIR KEX CKCK-Voice of Memory: Smilin' CJCA CJOC CKCK *CJOR-News kets Jack KGA KIDO CBS -When a Girl Marries, sketch: *NBC -News: Let's Listen, Ira CJRM-Review of Hits *KIDO-News: Farm Men Only KNX KiRO KFPY KVI KSL KFBB-Serenader KEX-Current Events KOAC-Music of the Masters DL -Breakfast Club: KFRC KMO Blue: KPO KOIN KFXD-Random Thoughts KFBB-Farmers' Noon Hour KOOS-Listen Ladies KOOS KGW-Me & My Shadow MBS-Texas Jim Lewis' Cowboys: KFXD-Allen Roth News NBC -The O'Neills, sketch: KPO KMO KWSC-What's *CBC-News: CBR CFCN KOMO KOA KDYL KGW KFI KHQ-Rubinoff Artists KGHL-Checkerboard Time KXA-Dance Prgm. *News: CJOR CKCD KHQ KOMO-Adopted Daughter Meet Miss Julia: KGW KHQ KGIR-Poulder Hot Springs KOOS-Radio Camera Club CJOR-Tropical Moods KGVO-Luncheon Prgm. (Continued on Next Page) 8:15 PST 9:15 MST *NBC -On the Air: Ira Blue: KTFI-Four Jolly Butchers CJRM-Gems of Melody CBS -Four Kings of Rhythms: KGO KXA-The Kentucky Kid KDYL-Singin' Sam KFBB KVI -Sons of Pioneers: GENUINE DL KOOS 10:G0 PST 11:00 MST *KEX-News WALNUT NBC -Oh Mr. Dinwiddy: KPO KFRC CBS -The Goldbergs, sketch: KNX KFI-Young Doctor Malone, sketch CABINET RIDO KGIR KSEI KDYL *News: KFBB KOL KOIN KIRO KVI KFRC-Red River Dave NBC -Viennese Ensemble: KFI CJCA-Voice of Memory: Smiling Story on pass 13. KFXD-Let's Dance KJR Jack MBS-Happy Gang: CKCK CBR *KFYR-News: Noon Concert CJOR-Gospel Clinic CHAR CJRM CFAC KFRC CJOC KGA-Leading Ladies Enjoy music, sports, announcements, NBC -Musical Clock: KGO CKCK-Cavalcade of drama, etc., with either of these com- Drama KOL KGHL-Organ Treasures pact, sturdy pocket size radios. NOT CBC-Singers & Songs: CBR CFCN KEX-Patty Jean Health Club KGVO-To be announced A TOY! Require no batteries, tubes, NBC -Master Singers: KPO or electrical connections! Beautiful *News: KGA KGVO KIRO KFXD-Voice of Vic Stolle KIRO-Feminine Forum in appearance and are guaranteed as *KFYR-News NBC -Spinning Wheel Singers: BEAUTIFUL to Performance. Practical midget sets KOIN & Studio Prgm. KJR-Cecil Solly IVORY CABINET you'll really enjoy. Come in either KGHL-Home Sweet Home KOMO (sw-15.33) KOIN-Tina & Tim GENUINE WALNUT or IVORY CAB- PST 9:30 MST INETS. SEND NO MONEY! Pay post- 8:30 KGIR-Savemore Market CFCN-Singer of Sacred Songs KOL-Country Doctor -Good Morning Matinee: man $2.99 plus a few cents postage. NBC KGO KGVO-Martha West: Morning CJCA-Stewart Roberts, pianist KOMO-Patty Jean's Health Club On cash orders, we pay postage. Mail CBR CJRM Orders Only. AMERICAN LEADER, Melodies CJOR-Crime Quiz KOOS-Musical Gems 8450 S. Ashland Ave., Dept. 8729, Chicago, Ill. (Attractive proposition NBC -Morin Sisters: KGO KGIR KIDO-Have You Heard? KFBB-Martha West KVI-Mystic Melodies for agents.) KFYR KIDO KJR KLO KGHL KJR-A Woman Wonders KFI-Heart of Julia Blake KXA-Musical Varieties Page 40 9/5-N *News: CJOR KOOS KVI KOIN 2:00 PST 3:00 MST KGVO-Tea Time Melodies KIRO KFPY CBS -By Kathleen Norris, sketch: KHQ-Concert Ensemble KEX-Markets: Musical Interlude KOIN KIRO KFPY KVI KSL KIDO-Variety Prgm. FRIDAY KFBB-Vic & Sade KNX (sw-11.83) KIRO-Tea Dance KFXD-Concert Hall of the Air NBC -Girl Alone, sketch: KPO KNX-David Harum, sketch KGHL-Matinee Stars KFI KDYL KOA KGW KOMO KOAC-Musical Prgm. November I7 KGIR-Organ Treasures Good Listening Guide KHQ KOIN-The Journal Newspaper KJR-Cowboy Joe PPictures on page 24. KVI-Tor Torland's Radio Log Stations which will broadcast these programs may be found *KXA News: Markets in the adjacent columns at the time indicated NBC -Dreams Come True: KGO KXA-Music of the Moment 11:45 PST 12:45 MST 12:45 PST 1:45 MST KGIR KGHL KIDO KTFI KLO 3:15 PST 4:15 MST NBC -Betty Crocker, cooking talk: NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch: KPO Check the programs you want to hear today KFYR KJR KGA *NBC -Malcolm Claire, news: KPO KOA KGW KOMO KDYL KHQ KOMO KDYL KFYR KOA DL -To be announced: KMO KGW KFYR KHQ (sw-9.53) KHQ KFI KGW KFI KGIR KIDO KSEI CJOR-Studio Party NBC -Linda's First Love: KPO CBS -My Son & I, sketch: KOIN KTFI KGHL CHAB CJCA CJOC MORNING KEX-Dr. Seth Maker NBC -Bobby Parks' Orch.: KGO KFPY KVI KIRO KGVO KNX CKCK CFCN 9:30 PST (10:30 MST) Farm and Home Hour. KFBB-Stars Over' Hollywood KSL KFBB KSEI KGA KJR KTFI KIDO NBC -Between the Bookends: KFRC-To be announced KGIR KEX NBC -Argentine Trio: KJR KGA KLO 11:00 PST (12:00 MST) Music Appreciation Hour. KFXD-Rhythmic Romance KLO CBR Dr. Walter Damrosch, conductor. KGVO-Musical Matinee CBC-Reggie Childs' Orch.: CBR NBC -Dept. of Agriculture: KGO CJRM CKCK CJCA CJOC CFAC *NBC -News: Tropical Moods: KEX KJR KGA KOAC-Club Women's Half Hour KGO KOL-All Women CBS -Hedda Hopper's Hollywood: CBS -Richard Maxwell, tnr.: (sw- AFTERNOON KOOS-Afternoon Variety KSL KOIN KIRO KFPY KVI NBC -Music Appreciation Hour: 11.83) KSEI-Glendora Ranch Gang Part III of a dramatization KSEI 12:30 PST (1:30 MST) American School of the of Myrna Loy's life. DL -Let's Play Bridge: KFRC Air. KWSC-Let's Sing DL -Jim Walsh's Orch.: KOL Singin' Sam: KOIN KOOS KIRO KXA-Piano Moods CBS -Console Reveries: KFBB Today's lesson deals with Security." The bene- KOOS KFRC CJOR-On With the Dance "Social 2:15 PST 3:15 MST CHAB-Mail Bag possibilities this plan will be Markets: CJOC CJRM KTFI CJRM-Stocks & Bonds fits, and alternatives of NBC -Midstream, sketch: KPO CJOR-Ma Perkins, sketch KGHL KFBB-Ma Perkins discussed. KDYL KFI KHQ KOMO KGW KDYL-To be announced *CFCN-News KFPY-At Your Service Madame KOA KFI-Meet Miss Julia, sketch 5:00 PST (6:00 MST) Cities Service Concert. CJCA-Closing Grain Prices KOL-Musical Interlude CBC-Melody Lane: CJOC CBR *KGHL.-News CJOR-Smilin' Jack KVI-The Woman's Page Lucille Manners, soprano; Ross Graham, baritone; KGVO-Piano Melodies Grantland Rice, sports; Frank Black conducts the CBS -Life & Love of Dr. Susan, KNX-Backgrounds for Living *CKCK-Grain Prices: News KWSC-World Book Man sketch: KEX-Radio Window Orch. orchestra. KNX KVI KOIN KFPY *KOA-Melody Time: News Show KXA-Dance KIRO KSL KFXD-Hawaii Calls 1:00 PST 2:00 MST KOAC-Seeing the Americas KGIR-Lost Empire NBC -Bill Sabransky, organist: NIGHT DL -Johnson F a m i I y, sketch: *KOMO-Ferde Grofe's Orch.: KIDO-Road of Life KPO KFI KDYL KGW KFRC KOL KOOS KMO News KMO-Consumers' Council *News: KFXD KGVO CJCA KXA-The Kentucky Kid NBC -Club Matinee: KGHL KGIR 6:00 PST (7:00 MST) Plantation Party; Variety KSEI KTFI KIDO KLO CFCN-Treasure Chest 3:30 PST 4:30 MST Program. *CHAB-S c h e d u l e Highlights: NBC -Three Cheers: KGO CBS -Al Bernard's Minstrels: (sw- KGHL Whitey Ford, M. C.; Duke of Paducah; Louise Massey Danceland: News KSEI KGA AFTERNOON 11.83) KJR KIDO KGIR and the Westerners; Tom, Dick and Harry; Doring CJOC-Singing Strings KEX CBR NBC -Backstage Wife: KOA CJRM-The Little Sisters; Charlie Lyon, announcer. Show NBC -Woman's Magazine of 12:00 PST 1:00 MST CKCK-Doc the CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch: Sellers' True Stories Air: KPO KHQ KOMO KGW NBC -Mary Marlin, sketch: KPO KNX KIRO KVI KFPY KOIN 6:00 PST (7:00 MST) Professor Quiz. KEX-Financial & Grain Reports: KOMO KHQ KOA KDYL KGW With Bob Trout. Lost & Found Items *CBS-Kaltenborn Edits the NBC -Commonwealth Club Lunch- KFI KFYR CJOC CJCA CKCK KFBB-Sing & Swing News: KGVO KIRO KVI KFBB eon: KGO CHAB CFCN KIDO KSEI KGIR KJR 6:00 PST (7:00 MST) Waltz Time. KXA-Dance Music KFPY KSL KOIN KGHL KTFI CBC-Club Matinee: CBR CJCA Frank Munn, tenor; Manhattan Chorus; Abe Lyman's 2:30 PST 3:30 MST NBC -Fran Allison, songs: KDYL CBS -Joyce Jordan, girl interne: CJOC CFAC CJRM orchestra. NBC -Affairs of Anthony: KGO (sw-9.53) KIRO KFPY KOIN KSL KVI CFCN-Univ. of Alberta KGHL KIDO KGIR KTFI KLO MBS-Bill McCune's Orch.: KOOS KNX CJOR-Manhattan Mother 6:30 PST (7:30 MST) George Jessel's Variety KSE! KJR KEX KGA Program. KOL KMO KFRC CBC-Musical Mosaic: CBR CKCK-Grain Prices CBS -It Happened in Hollywood: CFCN-As You Like It M. P. Bulletins: Merry Macs; Peter Van Steeden's orchestra. NBC -Orphans of Divorce: KGO CKCK-R. C. KNX KVI KSL KFPY KIRO CJCA The Farmer KLO KGA KJR KEX KEX-The Quiet Hour KOIN CJOC-House of Peter McGregor KFBB-Women in the News 6:30 PST (7:30 MST) First Nighter; Drama. CJOR-Pepper CJOR-Music Kern DL -Harold Stokes' Orch.: KOOS Young's Family by KFI-Agnes White KFI-Ann Warner Chats *C;IRM-News: Old Time Re- 7:00 PST (8:00 MST) Grand Central Station; NBC -Kitty sketch: KFRC-Parent-Teachers Assn. Drama. Keene, Inc., KFYR-Jack Armstrong, sketch quests KFXD-Roundup KPO KFI KOA KDYL KFYR KNX-Teena KFBB-Farmers' Noon Hour & Tim, sketch KFYR-Judy & Jane, sketch Lombardo's Orches- CBC-Virginia Fair Entertains: KOA-Tropical *KFRC-News: To be announced 7:00 PST (8:00 MST) Guy Moods KGA-Amer. Town Meeting CBR CJOC CJCA CFCN CJRM KOAC-Musical KFXD-Let's Dance tra. Prgm. KGVO-Reçuest Hour CHAB-Music the KTFI-Afternoon Request Hour KGVO-Melody Time School of Masters KHQ-Charm 7:00 PST (8:00 MST) Madison Square Garden CJOR-Musical Matinee KXA-Health Talk: Interlude KMO-Harmony Home KMO-Y. M. B. C. Luncheon *KOAC-News Boxing - Bouts. CKCK-Woman's Journal 3:45 PST 4:45 MST KOAC-Musical Prgm. The light -heavyweight championship bout between Billy KFBB-Petite Musicale KOL-Noontime Melodies Supplement NBC -Adventures of item Mix, KOL-Melody Conn and Gus Leshnevich will be reported by Bill Stern *KFRC-To be announced: News KOOS-Hits of Today KOMO-Organ Concert sketch: KLO Taub. KFXD-Tea Time Melodies KWSC-Agricultural Service KOOS-To be announced and Sam NBC -Crawford Ensemble: KGO KXA-Light Concert Gems KGVO-Afternoon Musicale KSL-Interviews with Celebrities (8:30 MST) Story Behind the Head- KGW-Hollywood KGA KIDO KGIR KJR CJOC 7:30 PST News KEX KFYR 12:15 PST 1:15 MST KWSC-College Day Book lines. KHQ-Organ Tapestrys KDYL CBR CJRM KPO KXA-Mrs. A. M. Young KSEI (sw-9.53) NBC -Ma Perkins, sketch: Cesar Saerchinger, commentator. KMO-Roundtowner KOMO KGW KOA KFYR KGIR 1:15 PST 2:15 MST KOAC-Musical Prgm. NBC -Woman's Magazine: KFI KNX KGHL KFI KHQ KDYL CHAS CBS-Myrt & Marge, sketch: 8:00 PST (9:00 MST) Carson Robison and His KOL-House of McGregor *CBS -Today in Europe: KSL KNX CJCA CJOC CKCK KSEI CFCN KIRO KOIN KFPY KVI Buckaroos. KOMO-Patty Jean's Health Club KVI KGVO KIRO KFPY KFBB KIDO KTFI CBC-Canadian Ball ad s: CBR KWSC-English Club KSL KOIN 8:00 PST (9:00 MST) Fred Waring in Pleasure CBS -Society Girl, .sketch: KNX CHAB CFAC CJRM CJCA KIDO-To be announced CJOR-This Day Is Ours KVI KIRO KFPY KOIN KSL NBC -Stella Dallas, sketch: KPO Time. 2:45 PST 3:45 MST CKCK-Musical Workshop NBC -Calif. Agriculture: KGO KDYL KFI KHQ KGW KOMO 8:30 PST (9:30 MST) Johnny Presents. NBC -Dinning Sisters: KGO KIDO KGHL-Prgm. Prevues KTFI KLO KSEI KGHL KJR NBC -Organ Concert: KLO CBR KOA Ray Swing "Perfect Crime" dramas; KOA-David Adams Bloch's Fourteen; KGA MBS-Johnny Magee's Orchestra: *KOAC-Monitor News MBS-Larry Lawrence, song s: soloists; Johnny Green's orchestra. *KOL-News KFRC KOOS CBS -Scattergood Baines, sketch: 8:30 PST (9:30 MST) Death Valley Days; Drama. KNX KVI KSL KIRO KFPY KXA-Hawaiian Shadows *News: KJR KMO KOL KGA CJOC-Xavier Cugat's Orch. tree of the desert, a giant KOIN KEX CJOR-Aloha Land The story of the "Joshua," 4:00 PST 5:00 MST CJOR-Singin' Sam Weather: Livestock Yucca whose grotesque branches pointed to the prom- NBC -David Harum, sketch: KPO CBS -It's Rhythm Time: KVI KFBB-Extension Agent KFBB-Singin' Sam ised land of California, will be told. NBC -Edward Davies, bar.: KDYL KFPY KFXD-Variety KFRC-Christian Science News: KFYR NBC -Charles Barnet's Orchestra: 9:00 PST (10:00 MST) Kate Smith Hour. KGVO-The Old Eavesdropper Stocks DL -Harold Stokes' Orch.: KOL KGO KJR KEX KSEI with the Dance Abbott and Costello, comedians; Group Theater Players; KOAC-Farm Hour KFXD-On KMO KFRC CBS -Rhyme & Rhythm: Orch.: *KFYR-Markets: News: Music Ted Straeter Chorus; Ted Collins; Jack Miller's 12:30 PST 1:30 MST CBC-Closing Stocks: CFCN CBR KFBB KFPY KGVO *CBS -News: American School of KOAC-Variety Prgm. orchestra. KOL-Government Reports CJCA-Musical Review NBC -Music for Listening: KGW the Air: KSL KGVO KNX KDYL KOMO More detail on page 15. 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(Continued from Page 2) wife, at last. "He's been trying to tell "That," admits Arch Oboler, "is why you he's wearing a collar and a tie to- I stopped writing the 'Lights Out' that mingle hues of the rainbow with night! thrillers. I couldn't keep on topping my the patterns of a kaleidoscope. This man who gave horror a new own horror situations." Once, rumor says, Arch donned a twist in his "Lights Out" presentations Today it's the "wonder tale" that He he finds. Man's 6es1 s**'sp collar and tie. The event was a dinner is a dynamo of nervous energy. corrals the audience, Buy Your Underwood l with quick, jerky mo- capacity for marveling at the wonders 4r t,¢', :. given by Lewis H. Titterton, chief of wanders around allo. 6 r nd oee:errom$00 0ó ,s .e . th original NBC's script department, at his home. tions. To watch him sit in a chair is of the universe is without limit. price-on easy term. too ~\. EA rreW lOc a day. Gresteet and his young wife ar- practically like viewing a gymnast at Remember "The Ugliest Man in the bat cewrtterbar,aine.-er : .. , When Oboler 'offered! Th' k f'.t. ! Th' . it, foil -deed Underwood ha. an etend- rived at the Titterton domicile, the work. He gets one leg over the arm, World"? If you missed then you nod improvement. - keybato,, e rd, back $pene,, 2 colors, etc. Mude to .e8 at $102(34-youre for only squirms of radio's most powerful 3a.90 caen (while theyote)See), or bur on caer farm. ($42.90 term price). writer fidgeted and said: then the other leg, finally missed one Mail coupon NOW for 10 day trial! "Notice anything different about around in contortions that bring pain- playlets. That's the production which INTERNATIONAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 231 Want Monroe St., Chicago, Ill.. Dept. 1170 me?" ful pangs of sympathy to the observer. helped put Oboler on the NBC map. Send Underwood No. 5 (F.O.B. Chicago) at ones for 10 -dove trial. 11 I am not perfectly eatiefiod I can return it exprece collect. If I keep lightly, But Arch doesn't mind. It's just a way He brought a record of it-which he it I will pay $3.00 a month until I have paid $42.90 price) in hall. Titterton dismissed the matter For quick shipment give references and occupation only to have it brought up again a few of working off that excess energy had cast and produced himself-to the Nate Age at high Titterton one day Addrer minutes rater. Still no reaction. which keeps his mind churning office of script -head Town State "Look," explained Eleanor, Oboler's speed. about a year ago, along with a portable He's small in stature, wears glasses, phonograph. Caused by Electric Appliances is definitely no glamour boy. Yet get Titterton, a busy man if ever there STOPS RADIO STATIC took the FREE 5 DAY TRIAL SEND NO MONEY him going in conversation and you'll was one, listened. Finally he into and filter Just Plug cord filter ,VAN RO MFG. COMPANY, Dept. 311, Fargo, N. Dais off the hook to keep it from into wall socket; guaranteed to take Van's Filter unearth a congenial warmth, an under- phone out static caused by electric razors. I Check here if $1.00 enclosed tor vacuum cleaners, sewing machines, Prepaid. If not satisfied will return In five days. ringing. He just sat there and continued motors or any electric device. No Check here if C. O. D. plus few cents postage. standing of many things, plus the dis- more crackles, clicks or hums in your No C. O. D's to Canada. to listen, fascinated by the half-hour radio. yone can on nect it in a moment's time. If your radio re- covery that here is an entirely demo- ception is poor-fey a Van's Filter - It Coats You Nothing To Try. Name it Arch Try ft Ove dams and ìf you are not entirely satisfied return it and en cratic person. He likes people-and recording. When was over, refund your oney at once. Not a new but a tried and proven prod. Address et; manys thousands of satisfied users Size-1 inch by 21/u inches. Oboler received free rein from the NBC All weak is that you try it five days on our money back guarantee. irity State.. consequently it's not hard to under- Dealer and Jobber Inquiries Solicited. IL -1 stand why people like him. bosses to write and produce a weekly Arch-who, incidentally, hates to be drama. And those programs have more called "Mr. Oboler"-lives with his than lived up to their expectations. wife in an old brownstone house in the He prepares all scripts by using a "I Talked with God" heart of New York. He has a collection dictaphone. There are three of them in The young writer (Yes, I Did-Actually and Literally) of toads, tortoises, frogs and snakes, the Oboler home. has lost the knack of pounding a type- and, as a result of that little talk with God some ible God -Law, under any and all circumstances. plus a grand library. In addition to a ten years ago, a strange new Power came into my You, too, may find and use the same stagger- penchant for unpressed trousers and writer. He merely talks at high speed life. After 43 years of horrible, sickening, dismal ing Power of the God -Law that I use. It can next day, a failure, this strange Power brought to me a sense bring to you, too, whatever things are right and informal dress, Arch is an inveterate into the dictaphone; then, of overwhelming victory, and I have been over- proper for you to have. Do you believe this? It sec- typist transcribes it. "Sometimes," says coming every undesirable condition of my life won't cost much to find out-just a penny post- prowler amongst out-of-the-way ever since. What a change it was. Now-I have card or a letter, addressed to Dr. Frank B. Rob- tions of Gotham. Plots, he says, are a he, "it's so bad I throw it all away and credit at more than one bank, I own a beautiful inson, Dept. 38, Moscow, Idaho, will bring you start again." home, drive a lovely car, own a newspaper and a the story of the most fascinating success of the cinch to find. It's the dressing them up large office building, and my wife and family are century. And the same Power I use is here for time. The ideas come from every which amply provided for after I leave for shores un- your use, too. I'll be glad to tell you about it. that takes the known. In addition to these material benefits, I All information about this experience will be Mrs. Oboler, a co-ed at the University way. A resonant, liquid voice he hears have a sweet peace in my life. I am happy as sent you free, of course. The address again- on the radio, the smile upon the face of happy can be. No circumstance ever upsets me, Dr. Frank B. Robinson, Dept. 38, Moscow, of Chicago when he married her, fools Frank B. Robinson. for I have learned how to draw upon the invis- Idaho. Advt. Copyright 1939 many a guest by her apparently ex- a woman sitting next to him in the sub- treme youth. This she gleefully accen- way, some vagrant theme from the pen tuates by girlish peasant costumes and of Sibelius or Debussy-any of these long hair. On their wedding trip may send the train of thought clicking through the New England states about like a row of dominoes. Once he sat two years ago, Arch devoted a good down at midnight to write a tale about In a Unique0 Like the Mars and its sinister approach to the 0 to visiting all the part of the time Redwood Treasure Essence of earth; next morning he arose with a Chest Flowers! haunted houses he could find. Life with for those Obolers is delightfully informal. finished story about a woman suffering from a split personality. Four 1 -dram trial bottles of these That's what a friend found out not long exquisite $5 an oz. odeurs. ago when invited to dinner. In the studio, producing his own Do fry them! "Gee," confessed Oboler, "there's handiwork on the air, Arch Oboler is lop nothing in the house to eat!" still a whirlwind of energy. Spurning He had forgotten to tell his wife that the usual procedure of production -men Postpaid -4 one- from behind the glass of the dr amU a oz.)bottles the friend was coming. And, anyway, who direct Money Back she was studying for an examination control -room, he sets himself up in the If not 100% pleased middle of the studio. Earphones or two last a next day in a study course she hap- ADROPweek. Hence, these, to be taking. "Mind going down- clamped on his head, Oboler com- truly the most exquisite pened perfumes are really stairs and eating at the cafeteria?" mands with sweeping gestures, often very economical.- - asked Arch. perched on a central table while his Yet, so ultra -deli- cate. Fascinating, The guest ate in the cafeteria. But actors rotate in swift succession around and aristocratic. flow of con- the microphone. It gives the cast a AND UNIQUE! with the sparkling Oboler versation at his elbow, it wasn't such a closer -knit coordination, saves precious in the giving of cues, and lets aeuTs; Introductory hardship. seconds Oboler himself feel the tempo of the Such RopscaY Offer: youtIn The young radio -writer finally had to a rare exquisite using these very play by being right in the thick of its Mystery. choicest perfumes, give up his series of "Lights Out" pro- UNUSUAL simply1 ce. Do not ate the4 embtO we offer the 4 bot- ductions. They were aired shortly after action. and dainty miss this extra tles ($2.00 at regular fragrance! eleseper1Co. special $1 offer! price) for only $1. midnight and millions stayed up late "There's no other medium," he in- to shiver beside the radio at the grunts sists, "which has quite the possibilities C And besides While giving $2.00 of Neanderthal men or the spooky for unhampered imagination and origi- regular perfume of terrors. But there nality as the new field of radio drama." value at $1.00, we tread supernatural Send Na Money L give you also right was a point of diminishing returns. And the Oboler formula has been ap- or if you prefer, enclose $1.00 check, currency or stamps. now absolutely free this beautiful "The horror tale," says he, "has one plied with exemplary success in the PAUL RIEGER & COMPANY (Est. 1872) great defect. The horror must be cumu- realms of fantasy, comedy, realism, 220 Art Center Building, San Francisco, Calif. 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Michigan Av., Dept. 9133A, Chicago, M. 1928, that she contacted Hyman Brown, U r 6ri 66 67 681 read her scripts to him. He agreed to try to sell them, but he made one pro- 17,11169 70 %4 r` 5T/PANW BY IV1 AM2107CJAl/M «EANf.VAGNIM viso: Gertrude should read them to any I\ J 1 l` parties he might interest in them. The CLOTHES rest of the story is too familiar to bear HORIZONTAL 63. Extinct bird of New Zea- 9. Printer's measure BROS x''47 2. 5. Star in the portrait land REVOLUTIONARY repeating here -how NBC bought the 10. Easy invention. DRAWSdir - ("Burns & Allen" maestro) t of faeblectri No messyAGENTSbristles. No duet. 64. To place 11. Request Dee s no c ity.rics. 500 WANTED. show as a sustaining feature, how a 8. Penman, actress 65. Held yearly 13. Pilfer SAVES DRYCLEANING x j 12. -River in Venezuela 67. Betty 15. Dan. Al cleans hats drapes, upholsteredteer sponsor grabbed it in its first Jane singer Howard organist d weeks on -, furniture,urniture, eta Long lasting. Low priced. In- 14. Langford, songstress 69. Minetta actress 21. Used in lighting the air, how it has gone on -, HÖTySELLER FOR AGENTS, and on. 16. - Coakley, bandleader 22. )ere Hos- ("One Man's Family") Aside leaning uD nte.. y. Samples eint on trial If there is one contribution that 17. -Set over again 70. Bob , 23. SAMPLE Mrs. sports announcer Myself OFFER 18. Large deer each locality who write.. No obligtat,,ono Get Berg has made to radio it is a realistic VERTICAL 24. Conjunction details. Beh et-eendìn your name TODAY! 19. Field, actress MRISTEE CO., 2947 1. A tittle 26. Type of automobile Bar St., Akron, Ohio technique of production. She's a down- 20. -Turbulent 2. Hoar frost 27. Buckets 22. Rube modern com- right crank on realism, and sound - -, 3. An article 29. Listen to poser 4. Young person 31. Red oxide of iron effects men on her shows can twiddle 25. Common' viper 5. A correlative 32. Feminine name their thumbs 28. Timid during her broadcasts. 6. Don bandleader 33. Sea eagles SELL sene; 30. Make a -, CLOTHING mistake 35. At some time When the script calls for the sound of 7. A newt future from home, auto or 32. "99 a store. and girl" 8. Dorothy songstress 36. Henry ("Hobby Lob- Men's suits 96c, Overcoats Up To frying eggs, she fries eggs a 34. Marine -, in mammal skillet - by" . maestro)- 66c, Dresses 21c, Ladies 300% Profit -and but really. 36. Helen (Bob Crosby Solution to Puzzle 38. Seine Coats 42c. Hundreds of other vocalist -) 40. shoe Big Bargains! CATALOG FREE. Being a realist, Mrs. Berg under- Given Last Week A latchet 37. The goddess of hunting 41. Harry -, bandleader S & N SALES CO., 440 -AK East 31st, Chicago. stands how far the Bergs have traveled 39. Bill -, sports announcer 43. Masculine name 41. Harry bandleader in the past ten years. While the. Gold- -, E117C1E1o3 o D OOD00© 46. Vivian actress 42. Pieces of furniture El 0 00a100 0 0 ("Backstage Wife") bergs script 44. -for purposes -still know Hostile incursion 000000 O013 00©000 47. Joe , "The Old Left - Radio's Old Reliable 45. An irrational animal ©11300©00 0 0000©0©; Hander" financial uncertainty, the Bergs L A M are 49. © 0D0 0013{3©0 o MIRACLE Chief in importance 48. , AERIAL LOOP comfortably protected LE s00© Id013E1I10 Harry bandleader against wolves at 53. Object of worship 50. Ross, announcer TEN DAYS TRIAL the door by heavy 55. Genevieve soprano 13LEITH 131°131312113D 0ö 51. That which is taken in Thousands in Use investments in an- E,\V nuities, insurance, ("Johnny Presents") ©©© p© STEVENS ©0i] 52. Annoyed Gets local and foreign stations Government bonds. 57. Small barrel clear as a crystal: just connect to pi! 54. Jack , bandleader radio: no aerial: no ground, re- Where Rosie washes the dishes and 58. Smell Ó0©0©© ODo 0f00' 56. Rain; the sea quired. Most remark- 59. Neat, orderly li 0 EINOM IIIN00 0 0 62. Payable able reception: sent de 00 Molly cooks in the radio script, the ONO 0000 0001 000 __. - 60. Extended 0 0 0000000 0 0 64. Male child -- postpaid Bergs now employ three servants 61. Wever MIRACLE MFG, CO., CONSHOHOCKEN, -a - ("Dick Tra- 00000000 000©0©0, 66. Donahue, bandleader PA. cook, a butler, a chauffeur; and Ger- cy") 68. Stop! Hold! trude -who really recounts much of her own life in the Goldbergs' story - can now pay $22 for a pair of shoes, $200 for an evening gown ... and does. NATIONAL SONG SEARCH Recently a newspaperman who was sent up to the Bergs' home to interview this five -thousand LISTED below are names of all Popu- (Mrs.); Seely, Nelly: Shadle, Jack: Sheeley -dollar -a -week radio Frank: Shelf. Margy: Sheldahl, Gladyce: Sherr star remarked that she seemed like a lar Song Contest No. 3 contestants Lester: Sholl, Ben: Shops sugli, Lucille; Shoup Jimmy : Sit final), Addis: Skinner, Lillian: Slay "fugitive froma Bronx express." not published last week. Follow- I. (Dr.): Sloan. Ruth ; Smith, Curtis; Smith, Dean Smith, Earl; Smith, Edward ing these are No. 4 Jr.); Smith, J. Somehow I feel that is the way Ger- Contest entrants Smith. Seneca : Snowdon. Eve; Snyder, C.; Sollars Lois: Shielding. Archie: Spiese, Albert; Staiubrook trude Berg wants it to be. For just as whose last names begin with letter A. William; Steen, Harriet: 8teinell, Irving; Stell the Additional names will appear next Anna (Mrs.) : Stevenson, A.; Stewart, Larry Goldbergs roll along their some- Strickland, Howard: Stuckey, Marion: Stlirdevaut times merry, sometimes week. For complete information about William: Sutton, Toni: Swain, Walter I Jr.) unhappy way Swan, Henry: Swift, George; Tabor, Edward through a batch of scripts which the National Song Search turn to Tama. 'Pommy; 'l'antliuger, Minnie; Taufiman - Mildred; Temple, Alan: Al : Page 12. Terry, Thomas. R. START placed end to end-would reach from Thompson. 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