July 10, 1937 There on the Curb

Sarie an Sallie

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Raised the Roof Birds What's Wrong Hello, everybody! That's the way Our household considers it a bless- I just can't resist writing about Red Foley greeted us at the New ing to listen to Dr. Holland. By our this "Why" person who so rudely in- Mazda Theatre in L'Anse. The way household, I mean over 300 birds, sulted Louise and the Westerners. everybody yelled back, "Hello, Red some from all parts of the globe. One Does he know good singing and music Foley!" it almost raised the roof off is a six -months -old Amazon parrot when he hears it? Did he listen to the building. I didn't think Red had that hums "Till We Meet Again" and their program on the Barn Dance, as much pep as he has. As for the says, "God bless you," when Dr. Hol- Saturday, June 26? It was swell. Girls of the Golden West, they were land gives the benediction. You ought We enjoyed it and I know many more everything I expected them to be. I to hear and see our store on Sunday did. All I want to know is what's took my two boys, five and seven, to morning when the Little Brown wrong in having extra talent on the the matinee, and did they get a kick Church is on. These birds know Dr. Barn Dance? It is a pleasure to Joe Kelly didn't need to hold up the "ap- out of it! Holland's voice.... Anton and Anna many.... M. W. P., Milwaukee, Wis. plause" sign when Sark and Sallie of WSM's Ill. It was a treat to see Miss Pauline, Vachta, Berwyn, Grand 01' Op'ry appeared at the Barn Dance. and the Four Hired Hands were swell. On a bale of hay, Sark and Sallie talk to Someone said that Eva must be Red Lost arie and Arkie. Foley's daughter. I laughed and said, Meet the Folks I for one am very much in favor "No, that's his wife." It did a person I hope the people who say, "The of the Hired Man and Hired Girl. good to hear her. Last but not least, Barn Dance is always the same," This week someone else wrote his Bill McCluskey sure has a wonderful heard that grand new program, column and I was lost. That's the voice. Why doesn't he sing on the air "Meet the Folks." first page I turn to when I get my . . . City sometime? Mrs. Alf Tollefson, allie See the It was thrilling just to listen to Stand By. The H. M. and H. G. are Baraga, Mich. okey- A. M. K., Gary, Ind. the program, but it surely must have doke.... Sark: Lan' sakes, Miss Sallie, did Come on, climb in, Miss Sallie. Driv- must be we've joined a parade. been a real thrill for the folks who you ever see so many folks all in one er, we want to go to the hotel, the one Sallie: No, we're a- stoppin' now. Jump on Merry -Go -Round were there from all parts of the place? nearest the Eighth Street Theatre. Do you reckon this is the hotel? Why, country. When Red Foley stopped to Old Hymns Sallie: Well, I never! Do you reck- Sallie: Look, Miss Sark! Did you it's bigger than Uncle Joe's fancy new For once I'm going to jump on the sing, that was grand, especially for We certainly appreciate the artists, on there's a meetin' of some kind in ever see anything so tall? Do you milkin' barn. Merry -Go -Round and tell why I don't the people who were being inter- Don and Helen, and their sweet Chicoggy? Or did all these people reckon that's a silo or a grain elevator here viewed. (We leave Sarie and Sallie to like it. I think there is altogether too They surely must have en- harmony. Their voices were made to just come down to the depot to watch or what? Why, it looks most as high of elevatdrs that joyed that. discover the wonders many wise -cracking announcers on it sing the old hymns. ... Mrs. John the train come in? as old Lookout Mountain at home in shoot 16 stories into the sky, of uni- who want to be comedians. Why not Ed Paul is just the right person for Cherrie, Washington, Ill. Sark: The train's a- stoppin'. We Tennessee. formed bell -boys, and of corridors let announcers announce and enter- the interviewing. better get off in a hurry before it Sark: Mercy me! Look at all the that all look alike. We run into them tainers do the entertaining? ... Wil- steams up again. automobiles, will you, Miss Sallie? It nest in the NBC studios of the Mer- ma P., Caledonia, Minn. Here's a big hand to whoever is Sallie: Seems like the hayloft band responsible for the new program, and Tops in Entertainment chandise Mart, where they have gone or Uncle Ezra's silver coronet band to see Amos 'n Andy.) I hope it will be continued.... E. D., I think the two new Saturday pro- ought to be here to meet us. Not "Extras" Racine, Wis. grams, WLS On Parade and Meet Sark: Lan' sakes, they're probably Sark: We want to see Amos 'n the Folks, are tops in entertainment. busy rehearsin' for the show tomor- Andy. D. L. F. of Delavan, Wisconsin, in- The latter is certainly new and differ- row. You watch our suitcases, Miss NBC Page: Sorry, lady, Amos 'n sists the Westerners are "extras." I Interviews ent. Hope they continue for a long, Sallie, whilst I see if I can find some- Andy never allow visitors in their always considered WLS as their home long time.... A. F. N., Muncie, Ind. one to fetch us to the hotel. broadcasts. station, and I'm sure many others do. I'll say we enjoyed the interviews Sallie: But we aren't visitors. We're Saturday night out in the lobby and Sallie: Don't leave me alone, Miss When I read of their coming back, I Sark. You might get lost. Here, may- Sark and Sallie, from WSM, Nash- was very glad; and the only thing I behind the scenes. Did you really ville. slip up on Don and Helen without be this man in the red cap will tote disliked was that it wasn't perma- STAND BY for NBC Page: We'll be glad to have their knowing you were there? I en- Copyright, 1937, Prairie Farmer Publishing Co. our bags us. nent. . . . Eunice Forster, Appleton, you visit any of the audience pro- joyed the interview so much that I BURRIDGE D. BUTLER, Publisher Sark: Here, boy, now you take Wis. good care of them suitcases. They've grams, Madam, but Amos 'n Andy took the radio out into the kitchen never see any one. when I was working. Please slip up 1230 Washington Blvd., Chicago got our Sunday- go -to- meetin' dresses Indianapolis: 241 N. Pennsylvania in 'em and our best bonnets Sark: Look, Miss Sallie, look over on some of the folks again. I'll be New York City: 250 Park Avenue that Fighting Mad we're a -goin' to wear to the National there! There's Andy, I just know listening. . Mrs. Leo Dickson, Subscription Price, $1.00 a Year Barn Dance Saturday night. So you that's Andy talkin' to that gentle- Never have I been so fighting mad Wheaton, Ill. man! as I was with D. L. F. of Delavan, Single Copy, 5 cents take care. Sallie: Is there an automobile we Sallie: Why, so it is! I'd know Wisconsin. I'll bet I will have thou- Issued Every Saturday him anywhere after seein' him in me where I doubt if he can hire here at the depot to take us sands with Best Yet Entered as second -class matter February to the hotel? Nashville last year. Let's go have a could one to agree with him. 1935, Illi- get 15, at the post office at Chicago, Redcap: I'll get a for you visit with him. The Westerners and Louise were one I've listened to WLS for almost nois, under the Act of March 3, 1879. taxi eight years and it was, is, and always Sallie: Miss Sark, Miss Sark, take Sark: You're Andy, are'nt you? of my favorites while they were on You don't need to try to say no, WLS. And why shouldn't we all be will be the best station on the air in JULIAN T. BENTLEY, Editor care! Them auto -cars are a- whizzin' my opinion. right past you. 'cause we know you are. We're Sane happy to have them back? For me, Virginia Seeds, Managing Editor and Sallie. I wish they could stay and have a I've enjoyed all the programs but Redcap: Lady, lady! You stay back July 10, 1937 there on the curb. Here's your taxi. Andy: Well, I'm mighty pleased to "Meet the Folks" is the best yet. . daily program again.... Mrs. Grace .. you (Continued on page 15) Moses, Climax, Mich. Berniece Thies, Pingree Grove, Ill. VOLUME 3 NUMBER 22 Sark: Thank kindly, Mister. JULY 10, 1937 3 2 STAND BY

www.americanradiohistory.com spelling champion, Jacqueline Rose, 13: and Edward Murphy, 13, paro- Lulu Belle and Scotty chial school champion. Mangieri, 'he "Old Hczvloft- who finished third in the national finals in May, was one of 17 elemen- tary school pupils chosen from all By THE HIRED MAN Return to Old Hayloft over the United States to compete in the event. NEWS FLASH! Canada may have TO give the Westerners a good send -off on their last Barn Dance appear- its Dionne Quints, but the old ance and to welcome Lulu Belle and Scotty back to the old Hayloft, a hayloft will boast the Keys dude ranch party will be staged during the NBC hour of the National Quads on the Alka- Seltzer National Barn Dance, Saturday night, July 10. Dual Role Barn Dance hour next Saturday, July Opening with a medley of "Cheyenne" and "Pony Boy" by the ensemble. Ilka Diehl, who is a woman, plays 17. . . . These famous quadruplets, the party continues with the Westerners' "Riding Down an Old Texas Trail." the part of both a woman and a man Roberta, Mona, Mary and Leota, are Lulu Belle and Scotty, who have on NBC's Adventures of Dari Dan. making a trip to Chicago from their just returned from a two months' va- The woman's role is that of Countess Hollis, Okla., home to be "guestars" cation in North Carolina, are already Marya and the man's, that of the on our NBC program.... Uncle Ezra making plans for "Going Out West Fibber and Molly Back countess' twin brother. plans to interview the girls about Next Fall." And the Hoosier Hot With the retakes on "This Way, their plans, ambitions, hobbies and Shots, also just back from vacation, Please" finally completed, Fibber interesting things that have hap- offer a medley of "I'm an Old Cow- McGee and Molly return to the Chi - Photo -Finish pened during their lives. . . . They hand," "Horses, Horses, Horses," and cago studios for their July 12 broad - will also sing a song or two.... The "The Old Gray Mare." cast. They have been in Hollywood Latest "exclusive" bagged by CBS Keys Quads, age 21, have the distinc- "I'm a Wild and Wooly Cowboy," since April 30. in the feud between the two net- tion of being the only quadruplets in Edwin Dralle, 600,000th Hayloft visitor, holds gift radio while Evelyn. proclaims Uncle Ezra with the aid of works is sole right to broadcast New history to become college graduates. Arkie and other Barn Dancers admire it. the octet, the trio and the orchestra, York State's 1938 horse races. Bryan ... They received their sheepskins on while Arkie and the hayloft band get Time of Your Life Field, sports writer, has been booked May 31 from Baylor University at into the dude ranch mood with to "call" the events. Waco, Texas, attaining distinction for fin, radio actor, impersonated "Uncle ested in journalism. . . . You heard "Leather Britches." Sally Foster has A new variety program already scholastic and general accomplish- Dick." . . . Hazel Dopheide depicted Ed Paul interview several of them. two numbers, "Hills of Old Wyoming" lined up for fall listening on NBC is ments. his wife "Molly," while Cornelius . Miss Patrical Oliver and Floyd with the octet and orchestra, and Time of Your Life. Sheila Barrett, Meet the Folks, our new hayloft Peeples, who is Bubb Whittaker on Orpan, advance journalism students, "Little Buckaroo" with Verne, Lee Joe Rines and his orchestra, and Much Ado E- Z -R -A, was the "Junior" were in charge of the future news- program (6:00 -6:30 p.m. CST), will Station and Mary. Graham McNamee as emcee, are to As time for CBS' Shakespearian soon become very popular, or we miss whom you heard fall off the ladder paper workers. . . . S'long. . . . See be featured. Time is 4:30 p. m., Say, "Roll Along, Prairie Moon" is Hen- series debut draws closer, July 12, our guess.... Ed Paul has a world of during the program.... didn't you next week. Sundays. more Joe Parsons really get "away down ry Burr's selection and Larry Well- "name" actors are added to the fun taking his traveling microphone ington of the Westerners promises an casts of the dramas. back -stage at the Eighth Street The- there" when he sang "Asleep in the accordion specialty for the dude As the NBC -John Barrymore series atre, picking up the acts rehearsing, Deep "? ranch party. Champion eavesdropping on their conversation, Edwin H. Dralle goes into the an- A Man and His Dummy Spellers did, CBS starts out with Hamlet. The and generally describing the "behind nals of hayloft history as the 600, - Edgar Bergen, radio ventriloquist, Three spelling champions, one of title role will be played by Burgess Meredith, the scenes" picture. . . . Then he 000th person to attend the Barn was born Edgar Bergren of Swedish them the only blind boy ever to reach supported by Walter Abel, strolls about the theatre lobby, cor- Dance in the theatre.... He took a parentage in Chicago, Illinois, on Cavalcade Passes On the finals in the National Spelling Montague Love, Grace George, and William A. Brady, who will nering visitors as they come to the nice electric radio to his farm home February 16, 1903 . . . attended A series of 12 programs featuring Bee held annually in Washington, portray Barn Dance, asking their names and near Peotone, Illinois, as a token of Northwestern University, earning his American composers succeeded the D. C., will appear with Dr. Harry the ghost. getting their answers to various ques- the honor.... When presented with tuition by the use of his voice and his Cavalcade of America series, on July Hagen during his "Spelling Bee" pro- CBS has its Barrymore, too. Lionel tions, both serious and not so serious. the radio and interviewed by George dummy ... earned first money, how- 7. Don Voorhees' orchestra presents gram broadcast on Sunday, July 11, has been signed to play King Lear . The first broadcast had lots of Biggar, he proved an excellent "ad ever, taking pictures during the the most popular works of one corn - from 2:00 to 3:00 p. m., CST, over on July 26. "Much Ado About' Noth- smiles and laughs for us listeners and lib" radio speaker.... Mr. Dralle has World War and spent it on more poser on each program. First was CBS. ing" with Leslie Howard as Benedick, a wife and two children, but on his . . . we were all surprised to find how equipment today photographic Irving Berlin, and July 14 program The "guest spellers" are Angelo is the July 19 offering. many visitors were present from dis- "lucky" night, he drove in with some and motion picture equipment is offers music of Richard Rogers, in- Mangieri, 14, a blind pupil of Hobok- Time for the CBS series is 7:00 And were the lobby cousins to the big show -Mr. and Mrs. greatest extravagance . first dis- to tant states.... cluding "Blue Room," "My Heart en, New Jersey, New Jersey state 8:00 p. m., spectators surprised when Red Foley George Giesler, and Florence, Luella covered his double voice when at Stood Still" and "Small Hotel." Con- CST. appeared to sing a song just for and Warren, of Walnut Grove, Min- Lakeview High school in Chicago .. . rad Thibault is featured on first four them? . . . Don't miss hearing this nesota. . . . The second show audi- since his first professional engage- programs. new program, I warn you! ence gave him a fine round of ap- ment in Oak Park, when he showed M. Mildred Beck, a Chicago mem- plause. up a week before his performance ber of the Westerners Fan Club, Observations by the Hired Girl:.. . was scheduled, Bergen has toured the Grant Park Concerts writes: "I am a very great admirer Those two comediennes from WSM, country with Redpath Chautauqua of Louise and the Westerners and it Sane and Sallie, really lived up to and Lyceum circuits ... gave an hour Chicago's outdoor concerts in Grant is a real treat to have them back on the reputation they have built during and three -quarters program alone Park are being broadcast on Tuesday nights from 6:30 tO 7:00 p. m., CST, the Barn Dance. . . . I like all the three years as stars of the Grand 01' doing magic, ventriloquism and car- over CBS. NBC is also carrying por- hayloft boys and girls, but the West- Op'ry... . Looked and talked as if tooning made comedy shorts for ... tions of a number of these concerts, erners group have always been special they were "right out of the hills." . . . Warner Brothers . . . appeared in favorites of mine.... Lulu Belle and The boys put "bloom" on Arkie's nose musical comedy in Sweden and gave which are sponsored by the Chicago Scotty are missed very much.... Red and cheeks with a lip -stick when he command performance before the Park Board and the Chicago Federa- Foley and the Girls of the Golden sang "When the Bloom is on the Crown Prince in Stockholm tion of Musicians. West are enjoyed very much in the Sage." ... Patsy has a swell new cow- played in London and in South Walter Steindel, WLS pianist, con- Campfire scene. . . . Can't you give girl dress she ordered when vacation- America . . . had sad experience of ducted his orchestra in one of these them 15 minutes ?" ... (Our Carolina ing in California -cream tan felt with giving performance through an iron concerts on July 5. vacationers are expected back for this rust fringe. ... Girls of the Golden gate to a leper colony in Venezuela week's old hayloft show.) West wore new light blue silk blouses . . . returned to New York to fill Barn Warming on the network with their white skirts.... Catherine vaudeville engagement and made New Script, Old Theme hour, reminiscent of "Jamesway Barn Swihart, the Smile -A -While break- his first radio appearance in Decem- "Modern Cindrella," daily CBS Warming" back in 1930 or '31. . . . fast hostess, seldom misses a Barn ber, 1936, as guest on Rudy Vallee's serial, folded up 3 How many old -time listeners remem- Dance. hour ... Bergen is 5 feet, 10 inches drama on July and ber it? ... If I remember right, it was Seventy -five lively boys and girls tall; weighs lip pounds; has blond gave way the following Monday to a on Tuesday nights.... Dick Lumpkin, from 29 different states came to the hair, blue -grey eyes and fair com- new series, "Arnold Grimm's Daugh- ter." As outlined, the plot seems whose barn was being "warmed," is old hayloft from Northwestern Uni- plexion . . . most prized possession really a good friend of Uncle Ezra versity's National Institute for High is "Charlie McCarthy," with whom patterned along Romeo and Juliet David Layton Wilson at five months. Don says he has brown eyes lines. just like his mother's. down in Coles county.... Bob Grif- School Students. . . . All are inter- he has been associated for 12 years.

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www.americanradiohistory.com on February 16, 1935. Uncle Ezra and Dr. Faust examined Clyde, and Then came the daily visits. The long Henry Burr have both appeared on thought that there might be a chance hours. The time. Dr. Faust was more Stand By's cover page. Henry Horns - to help him. She made no promises, than faithful. She accepted not one buckle was born in Denison, Kansas. no very encouraging statements. Just single penny for her services. Gradu- Miss Peterson has several sugges- "maybe." ally over a period of months Clyde tions regarding the identity of the If she was to treat Clyde every day began to respond to these treatments. Hired Man. "Could it be Arkie ?" she By JACK HOLDEN for a year, he must be moved into To make a long story short, he left Chicago. That meant a new home his bed for writes. "Or is it Jack Holden ?" But THIS week's Ad Lib will answer a wheel chair, muscles perhaps a better guess is Uncle Ezra. that meant money and the Lesh and nerves began to respond, he was many questions you listeners family didn't have it. We told Still Henry Burr might be wearing have you exercising with six -pound flat irons. asked. It concerns the con- the story over the radio and in just Still Dr. Faust the Hired Man's mask." This reader dition of Clyde Lesh, so we're going continued giving him also ventures a guess on the Hired a few days you responded so gener- treatments. Then came the great day to give you the entire story. You lis- ously that on the first day of March, when he could Girl. "Could it be Lulu Belle ?" She teners and readers who played such return to his home at concludes with the remark, "My, such 1936, we moved Clyde Lesh and his Warrenville. After all those years he a prominent part in making this all mother into a four -room furnished could operate By MARJORIE GIBSON mysterious people as you are!" come true will be his chair and get out of happy to know the apartment near the doctor's home. doors. Into the flower circumstances of this case as they garden. Over HELLO again, Fanfare friends. ton, for that's where Mary's from, to the neighbors. A ride in the car. exist today. That meant somthing! I know that you greatly en- you know. Then on to Toronto and It will be two years this next fall For H. S. K., a Milton, Wisconsin, A few weeks ago joyed the Fanfaring of our Hamilton. are lo- that we first told you the story of I had dinner at not listener: The WLS studios the Lesh home. Clyde was in pinch -hitting Fanfare Reporter, Ed There was one place we had floor of the Prairie Clyde, a young boy who lived at War - his we got cated on the third wheel -chair dressed in a Paul. I returned to the studios just included in our itinerary but 1230 W. Wash- renville, Illinois, a small town 35 summer honeymoon Farmer Building at sport outfit. He looked grand. He this morning, Monday, June 28, and there just the same, the ington Boulevard in Chicago. Visit- miles southwest of Chicago. Clyde spent the first few minutes at my resort, Niagara Falls. dived into a shallow swimming pool felt better than that. He had been ing hours on week -days from 5:00 out for a drive in the country the desk reading the swell Fanfare col- On the last stretch of the journey m. Sundays from eight years ago and broke his neck. to Michigan, in- a. m. to 2:00 p. On day before. Now Dr. Faust sees him umns prepared by Ed. Our thanks we traveled through 7:00 to 11:00 a. m., CST. The injury left him almost totally him for a grand job. cluding Detroit, and back through paralyzed. For seven years after that once a week at Warrenville. She's Friday evening Jack Holden and Joe Kelly are do- been wonderful. To those of us who And my thanks to all of you Stand Indiana, arriving late ing free lance work. Jack is heard he lay on his back in bed, helpless. and readers who so at the new Thornburn residence in Medical have been close to this case, it's noth- By friends daily on Morning Devotions and on attention and operations had ing thoughtfully sent the Fanfare re- Evanston. helped little, and it looked as short of a modern miracle. We're the barn dance and the Old Painter though all very happy. porter and her husband, John N. show on WMAQ. Joe is master of cere- Clyde was doomed to a life flat on Thornburn, the many lovely cards of his back, unable to do anything. You know, friends, kind -hearted monies on the network hour of the people made this all possible. You congratulation. These vacation days find some just barn dance, conducts the Junior Star There was, however, one thing that Eddie he had not lost. His sense of humor listeners, who financed this project As Ed stated in his first Fanfare leaving and others returning. program on Saturday morning and and made it on a honey- Allan spent his two weeks' vacation and courage. That's what impressed possible for Clyde to column, we went east the Pet Pal Club each .week -day come into the city for a year to get moon trip. Motored through several right here in the city of Chicago. Be- morning. Pat Buttram and myself that evening states including Indiana, Ohio, Penn- sides taking it easy, Eddie went sight- when we first visited him, while a those treatments. And the doctor, mechanic repaired Lola Faust, whose untiring efforts sylvania and New York. Visited sev- seeing. "I didn't realize there were so a fiat tire on our and in eral cities including Cincinnati, Buf- many unusual and interesting things car across the road from Clyde's skill naprapathy brought back Schenectady and travelled my home Fanfare Fan of Burnet, Wisconsin: home. We were very much interested Her skill helped Clyde Lesh to to life those nerves and muscles that falo, and to see right here in own recovery. had been useless for through both the Allegheny and the town," declared Eddie enthusiasti- The DeZurik Sisters did not appear in Clyde and knew you would be, too. seven years. Adirondack mountains. At Schuyler - cally. on WTAQ, Green Bay, Wisconsin, on That's why I told you his story one ville, New York, I got my first glimpse March 10. morning during the regular Morning of the Hudson River. Motored up the Devotions program. You sent him rag PHOTO FINISHING Hudson to Glenn Falls and along letters and cards, books and cakes FREE! Ralph and Elsie Mae Emerson and Hand -Colored Print Lake George to Ticonderoga. A desire and candy by the hundreds. They all 5x7 Enlargement of long standing was fulfilled when I their two small sons, Skippy and helped so much. Jackie, are having a fine time up in 50 Snapshot Mounting Corners looked upon beautiful Lake Champ- Then into the picture came one of Valuable Merchandise Coupon Wisconsin. They visited first at Elsie the most remarkable people I have lain. of and 17 years of service to thousands of satisfied At Rouses Point, New York, we Mae's home town Kaukauna ever met. I want you to meet her. Dr. customers is your guarantee of satisfaction. Be- Lake. Bet PER ROLL; crossed into Canada and headed for then went on up to Bear Lola Faust of Chicago. Dr. Faust is come an "ALLEN" customer and in addition to getting will have a whop- the highest quality workmanship. take advantage of our Free Fea- SEND COIN Montreal and Quebec. Montreal has the old story teller a naprapath. Naprapathy is a term ture Offers. DAILY SERVICE. All for only ping good fish story for us when he the appearance of a modern city applied to a practice dealing with the ALLEN PHOTO SERVICE, 3729 N. Southport Ave., Chicago, Illinois while Quebec has retained many of gets back. human nervous system and muscles. its ancient characteristics. The visit to Quebec and a boat trip up the St. LILY MAY Lawrence on the Steamboat Troudus- Ed Paul and Chuck Ostler are an- A Wash -Outi sac, we considered the highlight of ticipating a trip to Estes Park, Colo- PAW FETCHED MAW EVER' our journey. rado. They leave July 4. Frank Baker A NEW WASH IN' TIME SHE GITS While in Quebec, we visited the of the continuity department is visit- MACHINE LAST INTO IT, THE PADDLES Chateau Frontenac overlooking the ing at his home in Michigan. Jimmie WEEK.... KNOCKS HER OFF St. Lawrence, promenaded on the Daugherty, operator, is taking it easy HER FEET_ famous Dufferin Terrace; we saw the around home here in Chicago. He plains of Abraham where was fought plans also to take some short trips the most decisive battle in the history around the vicinity, including one to of Canada and in which both the Crystal Lake. English general, Wolfe, and the French general, Montcalm, were killed. Tramped down to Lower Town Well, perhaps I've dwelt long and walked through the Sous -le -cap, enough on vacations; it's about time the narrowest street in America; saw I centered my attentions on the Old the Church of the Notre Dame Des Wire Basket. Right here on top is a Victoires erected in 1688, and visited letter from Blanche Peterson, Son - the Basilica, an ancient Catholic ca- nette, Montana. To answer Miss Pet- thedral, which has twice burned and erson's questions: Patsy Montana was has been twice rebuilt. born in Hope, Arkansas, on October We returned to Chicago, driving 30, 1912. Salty Holmes' real name is Ralph vacationed at Bear Lake down the shores of Lake Ontario to Floyd Holmes. He was born in Glas- with Elsie Mae, Skippy and Jackie. Kingston, Ontario. I thought of Mrs. gow, Kentucky, on March 6, 1910. The Where's the fish, Ralph? Or did Jolly Joe Kelly as we entered Kings- first issue of Stand By was published the copper- colored bait fail you?

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www.americanradiohistory.com Bell Time, about how the crime problem thrives on idleness and lack Without Sandwiches, The Friendly Gardener of proper home and community influences. nr Collection Be It's interestin' to look at the new ginner éell Our collection of old dinner bells gadgets that are on the market to grows. We have three Indiana bells and make gardening easier. For example a Michigan bell, and perhaps there by MARY WRIGHT there's a rake attachment that fits is another downstairs this morning on the front of a lawnmower; it's just arriving. Last Sunday when Mrs. WHAT can I take on a picnic wrapped tightly with a few layers of Page wet paper and wrapped in mud, made of several long flexible steel and I were attending a picnic baked beans and po- then fingers are supposed to pick up on the George Ersig I/ Wbesides ?" And "How," placed in hot coals which are then that RINGS Farm in Cham- tato salad paign will be stones and sticks, an' keep them from By ARTHUR C. county, Illinois, Ersig's daugh- writes another woman, "can I elimi- covered with a layer of dirt, PAGE ter, Mrs. Mosier, ready to enjoy in a little over an gettin' into the blade of the mower. started out to help nate the inevitable sandwich at a It oughta save some time, takin' us find the old farm picnic ?" hour. It is best to build the fire on out LAST week Judge Robert O'Con- Young people should be proud of dinner bell. It sticks when they jam between the nell of the Criminal Court in the solid satisfaction that comes from had been borrowed two or three Being unusually fond of all three stone if possible, since the stone when years ago once heated will retain the heat. reel an' the blade. An' of course Chicago spoke on Dinner Bell seeing work well done, feeling the for a charivari when one of of these standard picnic foods, I felt when a rock goes through a mower, the neighbor girls got were in ill Should the picnic urge make itself Time on the subject "The Influence throbbing strength of capable mus- married. We badly that they repute- it doesn't do the blade any good. didn't locate it, but Ersig almost as though I had heard of a manifest after dinner preparations of the Home, the Church and the cles, knowing that you can tackle a promised are started, don't forget that eating For a long time there've been School on the Prevention of Crime." job and carry it through. Sometimes that he would find it and send it in. friend being unjustly criticized, but lawnmowers with sickle blades movin' Herman Felber and with chin up I tackled the problem of outdoors only stimulates the appetite It was interesting to hear this man lately there has been a tendency to some of the back an' forth, so you can cut up who daily listens to disparage that old- fashioned love of boys in the band are planning some meeting the challenge. so the hot dishes will be appreciated evidence, daily special even more on a picnic than at home. closer to the house or to trees or pronounces decisions which send music one of these times after In general, there are two kinds of shrubs. we get 15 or 20 of these picnics, the "cook -on -the spot" va- Packed in heavy covered aluminum people behind the bars or set them bells in the free, discuss the studio and properly mounted, and we riety and the "make- it -at- home" dishes the food will stay hot for a Rubber Tires problems of young look long time. Spanish rice, chili con people. forward to a dinner bell tune type. And then, of course, you may with the bells written have hybrid of two. carne, spaghetti with meat balls, meat Rubber tires are gettin' to be com- right into the a these Which- music. It ought to be quite ever type you choose, take care that loaf, escalloped potatoes, are only a mon on the modern lawn mowers, Energy unique. the menu is not so elaborate that you few of the hot dishes suitable for too. That helps cut down the noise, to an' I never heard anyone yet that It seems that the problem of crime can have a picnic only a few times a carrying a picnic. is largely If your family has tired of potato thought that a lawn mower was a a matter of misdirected season, just because you can't find musical instrument. energy, energy without discipline, EVERLASTING time to make all the necessary prep- salad, add a few cooked wieners, without cubed, to it for variety. And of course Next year you're gonna to see a guidance. It seems to me, arations. And do guard against the after talking to a great picnic menu blues, implied in the you already know that celery and cu- double- acting lawnmower on the many men SNAP SHOTS cumbers or diced pickles and sliced market; the reel keeps turnin' for- and listening to many like Judge opening questions, by changing your O'Connell, that our biggest picnic menu often. radishes add zest to potato salad. ward all the time, whether the mow- job in of Quality by Potato chips are excellent for a pic- er is pushed forward or pulled back. dealing with young people is to help Be Prepared nic, too, if your family vetoes potato That way you can cut a narrow strip to give them a purpose in life. The work, and to feel that it was smart DIXON PHOTO CO. There's just no telling when the of lawn a little easier, by pullin' as young man or young woman who is to avoid work. In my own salad. going experi- DIXON ILLINOIS picnic impulse will crop out. Why Don't forget to balance your picnic well as pushin'. somewhere is not so likely to ence, the only happy people I have get into trouble as not be prepared by keeping your sup- menu if you want There seems to be several kinds the one who is ever known are workers. Parents can reprints and 2 4x6 enlargements perfect results. idling along 10 ply shelf well stocked with such pic- That doesn't necessarily mean extra of spray attachments for sprayin' the way. do no finer thing for their children from 116 negative or smaller 25¢ your flowers by nic essentials as olives, pickles, ketch- work. Celery may take the place of a an' shrubs usin' the I never feel sorry for a farm boy than to teach them not merely the ROLLS DEVELOPED, 116 or smaller, up, mustard, chili sauce, mayonnaise salad -and fruit may serve as an garden hose. A cartridge or a jar or girl who rolls out of bed at day- dignity of labor, but the joy and sat- 8 prints and 2 4x6 enlargements 25¢ and peanut butter? Why not also fits onto the end of the hose an' break and faces a busy day. You isfaction of being a doer 41111111 111111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 easy pick -up dessert. A menu may and a crea- ' 1011Il keep the picnic basket packed with be balanced and still be simple. Strive holds the spray material. As the needn't ever apologize for feeling the tor, able to cooperate with the great adequate picnic equipment -plates, for simplicity, so you'll have plenty water goes through the hose, the ma- thrill of beauty in the sunrise, a constructive forces of nature. silver, can opener and salt and pep- of time really to enjoy the outdoors terial mixes with the water, an' you thrill, incidentally, which millions of These are some of the thoughts per? This may prevent disappoint- and you'll have more picnics. spray your plants with a liquid that'll people in this country have not ex- that ran through my mind as Judge VACATION ment due to arriving at the point kill bugs or head off diseases, an' the perienced for a long time. O'Connell was speaking on Dinner where steaks are ready to be seasoned water system provides the pressure. only to find the salt has been left at If you've got a big garden or a big AND home. You'll find it convenient, too, lawn, a power mower an' a garden to keep several empty jars in the tractor are useful things to have. FISHING SPOTS picnic kit to hold butter, salad dress- They've been on the market a long ing, cream, sugar, etc. time an' they're better today than Crowds don't know about ever before. For a small place, you When there's a last- minute call Within short, inexpensive driving dis- for a picnic, make it a "cook- on -the- don't need those things, an' they are on big place tance of your own home there are ideal spot" affair. Broil steaks spread with expensive. But a they'll fishing and vacation spots few people pay for themselves. mustard, hamburger patties, frank- ever hear about - Inland lakes and furters, or cheese cubes wrapped in streams off the main highways, alive with bacon. You can find long -handled fish where you can spend the best vaca- individual broilers now at a low tion you have ever had among congenial price, and it's a grand way for every- Seen Behind the Scene people and surroundings you will like. one to show his culinary skill. Don Wilson wearing his Arkansas Such locations are not public places fishing license button as a necktie- and are seldom advertised, but many of Scrambled Eggs these property owners clip. . . . He says he didn't get his will take vacation Or take an old skillet along and money's worth out of it during his boarders if asked to. They are as anxious have scrambled eggs with bacon. If vacation.... Katherine Persons ask- to make a little side money as you are to find a better vacation spot. you want variety, cut the bacon in ing people what to see when she goes brown small pieces and with an to New York for her vacation. . . . How to find them- onion, chopped. Add a pint of corn Jane Tucker planning her interview tno liquid), and when heated thor- with the air stewardess.... Ed Paul Just advertise in Stand By oughly, add four or more slightly - smiling as he listens to a recording 90,000 families in river and lake re- beaten eggs. Season with salt and of his first Meet the Folks program. gions will read your message. Let pepper and cook as you would Mary goes to the picnic and . . . Don waiting patiently while STAND BY help you. scrambled eggs. is seen visiting with the Felber Helen combs her hair and powders In serious consultation were Art Page and Wilma Gwilliams when this (We will write your ad.) Medium sized potatoes, washed, family. her nose. candid was taken. G

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www.americanradiohistory.com to "Sleepy Rio Grande" and "Little Green Valley." Ordella Schwinghamer and Mildred Hasenour, St. Anthony, Indiana, write a joint letter, saying that they would like to join the Song Exchange. Ar- della wants the words to "Coupons" and "Take Me Back to Colorado" and Mildred wants "Seeing Nellie Home." From Ehe Virginia Bizich, Route 1, Jeanette, Pennsylvania, who has collected between 100 and 200 songs, is willing to exchange with other collectors. She is anxious to get the words for "Way By JOHN LAIR Out There."

thinly Just down by the orchard, IN answer to the editor's Just down by the spring veiled insinuation in last week's To see the waters a- rolling, Second Season Stand By that I couldn't get over Hear the nightingale sing." Vivian Della Chiesa has signed a was a mountain, let me say that it They had not been there contract to appear for her second sea- the mule -and I dare the editor to But one hour or two, son with the Chicago City Opera insert the word "other" -that didn't 'Til out from his satchel Company. She made her operatic de- live up to schedule. We got into His fiddle he drew. He played him a message but last November in "La Boheme." the "Pinch -em -tight hollow" neigh- That made the hills ring. borhood all right, but we had to "Hark, hark," said the lady, make it both ways without the bene- "Hear the nightingale sing!" fit of muletry. Said the lady to the soldier, Local Color It seems that Lily May had laid plans "Will you marry me ?" To get authentic atmosphere for to a fiddlers contest in Louis- "No, no," said the soldier, Girl Alone script, Fayette Krum is attend "That never can be, ville, Kentucky, located some hun- I've a wife in Columbus working as a reporter, columnist and dred and forty miles away, and had And children twice three. general Girl Friday on the Pontiac turned the mule out to graze in the One wife is a- plenty- (Illinois) Daily Leader. mountains a couple of weeks earlier Too many for me!" Pontiac is Fayette's home town and to get him rested up for the trip. Said the soldier to the lady, she contributed her first news story Having had time to think things over, "I better be a- going." to the Pontiac Leader when she was conclusion "Oh, no," said the lady, he had come to the that "Just play one more tune." 10 years old. he was pretty well off where he was He played her a message Much of the drama of Girl Alone and couldn't be caught again in time That made the hills ring. is written around the adventures of to make the trip after us. He hadn't "Hark, hark," said the lady, "Scoop" Curtis, newspaper reporter. been captured yet, but is expected "Hear the nightingale sing!" to come in and give up this winter "I'll go back to Columbus when the deep mountain snows cut To stay one more year. In a glass of cold water ROLLS DEVELOPED off his provisions and put him on I'll drink to my dear. relief. And if I return here One Print and One Enlargement The upshot of the whole matter It will be in the Spring, of each exposure 25¢. Trial. Re- our stay and To see the waters a- gliding, prints, 20 for 250. Three 8x10 en- was that we cut short Hear the nightingale sing." largements 350. took Lily May and her sister, Char- lotte, to Louisville by auto, making a Young ladies, young ladies, SKRUDLAND Take warning from me. 6968 -86 George St., Chicago, I11. rather leisurely trip of it and taking Don't place your affections in points of interest that the girls On a soldier so free. We stayed Don't place your affections had never before visited. can play GUITAR Spanish or long enough, however, to redeem my On a soldier so free. Hawaiian. New quick- way. Play of "Pinch -em- If you do he'll deceive you, regular sheet music by notes promise to bring out Like mine has done me. and diagrams. Order ALLEN METHOD tight- Hollow" at least one old song for Hawaiian and ADAMS METHOD for never heard on radio. Spanish. Each book 500 postpaid. FORSTER -216 S. Wabash, Chicago, Ill. It's an old English moralizing, or A firm whose reliability is never ques- "warning ", song that has undergone SONG EXCHANGE tioned. several changes in its oral transmis- (Top) There was Pokey Martin sion in the Southern mountains. This Eleanor Cotsforth, Route 1, Poyn- one man in uniform slugs so hard he version shows definite signs of Civil ette, Wisconsin, joins the Song Ex- WE SPECIALIZE IN at the staff picnic change with a large collection of flattens the ball. War influence, and the "Columbus" GOSPEL SONGS IN BOOK, baseball game. That "We allus do that referred to is probably Columbus, songs -mostly words. She wants the was the mascot, down in Durant," Georgia. It has a particularly inter- words to "Prairie Dreamboat" and LEAFLET AND SHEET FORM young Tommy Rowe. Pokey admits. esting melody that you'll probably "Return to the Prairie." Enclose 30 stamp for information. hear as soon as Lily May gets back Tony Izydoski, 4547 South Francis- CHARLES W. DAUGHERTY (Second Row) Harold Safford (Fourth Row) Ted DuMoulin to WLS. co, Chicago, whose name appeared in 2911 No. New Jersey St. connects for a hit and watches it looks like he might have taken "The Soldier and the Lady" this column some weeks ago, now Indianapolis, Indiana go past the outfield. Saff round- few furnishes us with his address. a lessons from Dizzy Dean as It was early one morning, ing third on his long run from he burns a low one over the plate. One morning in May, to to score one of Margaret Meredith, Shelbyville, first the plate ... While Tom Hargis catches one I spied a young couple Michigan, will exchange any songs 100 BARN DANCE FAVORITES the radiomen's three runs. of Ted's hot ones. A- wandering away. One was a lady. from her big collection for "Jack of These Should Be in Your Home As fair as could be; Diamonds" and "Oklahoma Sweet- 100 favorite songs and fiddle tunes as a soldier, used on the WLS Barn Dance since the (Middle Row) John Baker leads with his chin (Bottom) Scorekeepers Bob Watson and Frank The other was heart." beginning. All songs with both words and as he swings hard on fast one hard Baker And a brave lad was he. music arranged for piano and guitar ac- a -so that were kept busy doping the game. Final Irene L. Phelps, Route 1, Franks - companiment. Pictures of favorite acts Bill Cline's camera didn't stop the motion of the score was Prairie Farmer 5, WLS 3. Results in- Said the lady to the soldier, ville, Illinois, has a collection of cow- both old and new. A large picture of the "Oh, where are you going?" Barn Dance Crew and the story of its bat. Pete Cooke sends one sailing over second cluded sore muscles, sunburn, and this "diamond boy and mountain songs for ex- origin. The complete souvenir of the Barn base. nine" picture page. "Just down by the orchard, Dance, Price 500 -In Canada 600. Address Just down by the spring. change. She wants words and music Favorite Songs, % WLS, Chicago.

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www.americanradiohistory.com which he worked and which he re- calls with particular pleasure include a series featuring the late Texas norafoY- Guinan, also programs starring various movie actresses, among them the 'tStanlßq fed 9di late Jean Harlow, Estelle Taylor, and Joe Morrison. IF you've been a visitor to the Old On his lunch hour, or sometimes On Saturday night, Jimmy would STANDBY CLASSIFIED Miscellaneous Postage Stamps, Coins & Curios before not be any place but behind advertising rate -5 cents per word; minimum, Hayloft perhaps you've wondered and after work, Jimmy would the 15 words. Name, address, initials and signs Do you know that the 90,000 Stand By familles Indian relics, beadwork, coins, minerals, books. about the identity of the young hurry to the 14th floor to watch scenes at the National Barn Dance, count as words. The following towns, states who read these columns regularly constitute weapons, stamps, fossils. catalog 5e. Indian and abbreviations count as one word: St. Louis, a market with a buying power equal to such Museum, Northbranch, Kansas. man who occasionally appears on the Tommy Rowe operate the strange af- doing his share, and an important New Hampshire, R2, 100a, 6R, 2T, and other cities as Toledo, Dayton, Dallas, Denver, of fair known as share it is in making it possible for reasonable combinations. Send remittance with Memphis or Portland? If you have some- outer edges the stage. If he was a radio transmitter. order and state where ad is to be listed. New thing to buy, sell or exchange. Stand By Quality Printing wearing headphones, giving instruc- He'd ask questions and observe every the National Barn Dance entertain- advertisers are requested to send two business Classified Ads will help find prospects for references. Advertising Dept., STAND BY, 1230 you. Send your order today. Take advan- tions and signals to a concealed op- detail. And later Tommy, Charlie ment to be brought to you as you sit low of only 5e word. First Class Printing - Reasonable. Write for Washington Blvd., Chicago, Illinois. tage of our rate per prices to William Johnston, 3524 Van Buren erator somewhere, or perhaps coming Nehlson and Andy Anderson taught beside your radio at home listening Street, Chicago. Illinois. to the center front of him many things to the music and fun in the Old Camps, Lodges, Etc. Photo Film Finishing the stage and concerning the en- Quality Printing 1000 Business Cards $2.00. gineering Hayloft. - Free! Cash changing and adjusting microphones, end of radio. Under their Boys aged 7 to 12 cared for. Attractive farm post paid. Card case with order. that young man was in all probability tutoring and through his own home. June, July and August. $7.50 per NOTICE Brower Press, Sandwich, Illinois. en- R. 1, Elkhorn, Plane Enthusiast week.. Mrs. John C. Kulow, Wrap well; Jimmy Daugherty, staff operator. thusiasm and application, Jimmy Wisconsin. Do not mail films in envelopes. Quilt Pieces for Sale one day found himself tie securely; address plainly. Be sure to put From office boy to operator is working with Aside from radio, Jimmy's interests Vacationists -only $1.00 daily. Enjoy your va- your return address on package. Jimmy's story. was Tommy, Charlie and Andy, as a regu- cation in our home near Saugatuck, Mich- Bright colored, good material quilt patches, He employed in lie mostly in the fields of sports. He igan. Good fishing, bathing beach. Golf 15oz. 30e, 30oz. 600. 31/4 lbs. $1.00, postpaid. lar member of Films developed and printed, 250 per roll. Send Avenue, one of the offices of Sears, Roebuck the operating staff. enjoys all kinds, but most especially, course near. Clean, private rooms. Bath will re- A. E. Coffman, 3336N. Karlov He's particularly on same floor. New inner -spring mattresses. coin. With each roll sent to us you Chicago. Illinois. and Company in Chicago at the time interested in the horseback riding. He is also a flying Quiet. You can sleep. Write Mrs. Earl ceive one of your prints hand -colored free the WLS transmitter, Chapman, Douglas, Michigan. iregular size). The value of this print is 15e; then under the enthusiast and has made several long also 1 -5x7 enlargement free tin black and Rare Old Violin for Sale jurisdiction of the white). Guaranteed work; daily service. Sears Agricultural trips by plane. Wisconsin. Lovely farmhouse. Children six to Allen Photo Service, 3729 North Southport Foundation, was located fourteen years, $10.00 per week. Pine coun- Avenue, Chicago. Old Stainer Violin, full size, round the neigh- on the 14th Jimmy was born in Philadelphia, H. R.. 'e Stand By. floor try -pure water. Write borhood 165 years old or older. Henry Mehn, of the Sears, Roebuck Building. Pennsylvania. He first saw the light Rolls developed. Two beautiful, doubleweight, 620 Powell Street. Streator, Illinois. Squaw Lake, housekeeping cabins with bed lin- and 8 guaranteed. Jimmy was tremendously fascinated of day on September 7, 1907, ens, electric lights, icebox, fuel and boats. professional enlargements and Flambeau, Wis. Never -Fade, Perfect Tone prints, 250 coin. by this new thing called radio. spent the first 10 years of his life in Simon E. Anderson, Lac du Ray's Photo Service, La Crosse, Wisconsin. School of Nursing Anthony -Jude, the home camp for girls. 606 his native city of Philadelphia. With Two beautiful, doubleweight, professional en- American Hospital School of Nursing; fully ac- Eastern Avenue, Janesville, Wisconsin. Tele- 8 Never -Fade prints, his father, mother and two brothers, phone 1874. largements, guaranteed credited; 4 years High School required. Ages 25e coin. Century Photo Service, La Crosse, 18 -35; allowance. Affiliation with Cook Coun- Jimmy came to Chicago to live. Wisconsin. ty School of Nursing. Address Director Collection Specialists Nursing, 850 Irving Park Blvd., Chicago. He's unmarried. In appearance he's Immediate Service! No delay I Roll developed, HELP for many carefully printed, and two beautiful 5x7 dou- five feet, eight inches tall, and weighs Debts collected everywhere. No collection, no ble- weight, professional enlargements or one Tractor Parts 135 pounds. Jimmy charge. American Adjustment Association, tinted enlargement or six reprints - all for has straight dark 176 W. Adams, Chicago. 250 coin. The Expert's Choice. Reprints 3e HIGH BLOOD brown hair which he wears parted on each. The Photo Mill, Box 629 -55, Minne- Every Tractor Owner needs Irving's 84-page Dog for Sale apolis, Minnesota. 1931 tractor replacement parts catalog. Ab- Pressure Sufferers the side. His eyes are blue and his solutely free. Thousands parts, all makes: Films developed, 25e coin; 2 -5x7 double weight tremendous price savings. 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www.americanradiohistory.com 11:00 -Don & Helen. Sallie: Minimum charge what's tin' along. Waiter, we're leavin' now. 11:15 -- Garden Club, conducted by John Baker. - 11:30 -Fruit & Vegetable Markets; Butter & that? Waiter: Wouldn't you care to or- DAIT Egg Markets: Weather; Bookings. Sarie: Oh, that's one of them der some food? WLF 11:40 Report Bentley. ROGRAMS -News -Julian " 11:43- Closing Grain Market Summary -F. C. a big table -cover charges. Sanie: No, no thanks, we ate Bisson. 12:00-Poultry Service Time. Sallie: My land! Two dollars supper not so long ago. Saturday, July 10, to Saturday July 17 1.2:13 -Home Talent Program. 12:30-Weekly Livestock Market Review by apiece, without no vittles nor any- Sallie: Yes, I never eat a thing Dave Swanson of Chicago Producers' Com- thing? Always keeps me mission Association. before bed -time. 870 k.c. - 50,000 Watts 12:45-Home Talent Program -cont'd. Sarie: Two lemonades, please, sir. awake. 1:00 -News Summary- Julian Bentley. 1:15- Merry -Go- Round. Now, Miss Sallie, you draw on your Waiter: Well, here's your bill. But :5:000-Sign off for WENR. lemonade real slow so's it'll last all $1.20 worth of service 6:00 -News Report -Julian Bentley. you each have 6:10- Program Review. Afternoon Programs evening. Forty cents is mighty dear. coming to you on your minimum 6:1:x- Evelyn and Hilitoppers. (Daily ex. Saturday & Sunday) Sallie: If our menfolks could see charge. Fri. -The Crown Radio Frolics. (Crown Over- Evening Programs us was all s) spending money like it water, Sarie: A dollar and twenty cents! (CENTRAL STANDARD TIME) (CENTRAL STANDARD TIME) they'd think we'd gone clean crazy. You mean we can eat that much more 6:30-Mon., Wed., Fri. -"Smile -A -While 11:45 -Prairie Farmer Dinner Bell Program Conducted by Arthur Page -30 minutes of MONDAY, JULY 12 Sarie: Don't say as I care. We only without it's costin' us nothin'. 6:30 -Mon., Wed., Fr1.- "Smile Market " -Hal- varied Farm and Musical Features. get to the city once in a lifetime. Culver; Ralph Emerson. Tues.-Midwest on Parade, featuring Eau 6:00 -NBC -Juan Hermandez and the Good Waiter: That's right, you'll have Tues., Thurs. -Prairie Ramblers & Patsy. Claire, Wisconsin. Times Society. Sallie: Wonder how our young'uns to pay the two dollars anyway. 6:45- Morning Devotions conducted by Jack 6:30- NBC- Goldman's Band. (1 hr.) Holden, 12:35 -Jim Poole's Livestock Summary direct are at home. see there assisted by Wm. O'Connor and from Sanie: Well, let me that Ralph Emerson. Union Stock Yards. TUESDAY, JULY 13 (Let's leave Sarie and Sallie to sip menu. What'll you have, Miss Sallie? 7:00 -Mon., Wed., Fri. -Pokey Martin & Arkie. 12:45 -F. C. Bisson of the U.S.D.A. in Closing 6:00 -NBC- Husbands & Wives. (Ponds) their lemonades and talk about their (McConnon) Grain Market Summary. 6:30 -NBC-Welcome Valley with Edgar Guest. Sallie: Ummmmm, I'd admire to Tues., Thurs.- Chuck, Ray & Christine. 12:52 -John Brown. (Household Finance) children, Harry Wilson, Sarie's 18- have some frog legs, some of that 7:00 -NBC -Ben Bernie & His Boys. (American 7:15 -News Report -Julian Bentley; Booking year -old son, and Peggy Jean and ice cream, and let's see what else. Announcements. 1:00- HOMEMAKERS' HOUR. Can Co.) Marshall Leslie Waters, the three - 7:30 -Jolly Joe's Pet Pals Club. (Coco- wheats 1:00 -News Report -Julian Bentley. WEDNESDAY, JULY 14 year -old daughter and seven-year- (Luckily, we're sure that Sarie and -Tues., Thurs., Sat.) 1:10 -Mon., Wed., Fri.-"Something to Talk About" -Chuck Acree. (McLaughlin) 6:00- NBC -Broadway Merry -Go- Round. (Ster- old son of Sallie.) Sallie survived their gastronomic 7:45 -Don & Helen. Tues., Thurs., Sat.-WLS Fanfare Reporter ling Products) (Dr. Lyons) -Marjorie Gibson. 6:30 -NBC- Famous Actors Guild-Helen Men - Sarie: Well. it's past our bed -time, feats, and made a big hit on the 8:00 -NBC -Mary Marlin. (Ivory) ken. (Sterling Products) night.) 1:15- Homemakers' Matinee, conducted by 7:00-NBC -Frank Black and the NBC String Miss Sallie. Guess we better be get- Barn Dance on Saturday 8:15 -NBC-Ma Perkins. (Oxydol) Jane Tucker. Symphony Orchestra. 8:30 -NBC-Pepper Young's Family. (Camay) 1:45 -Home Service Club, conducted by Mary Wright, WLS Home Advisor. THURSDAY, JULY 15 8:45 -Mon., Wed., Fri.-Evelyn & Hilltoppers. 2:00 -Sign off for WENR. Tues., Thurs., Sat.-The Hilltoppers. (ABC 6:00 -NBC -Roy Shields' Orchestra. Washers & Ironers) 6:30 -NBC -Pop Concert. 7:00 -WLS- Highlights in Chicago's History. 9:00-NBC -The O'Neils. (Ivory) FRIDAY, JULY 16 9:15-NBC.- Personal column of the Air. Saturday Morning WATCH THIS SPACE 6:00- NBC -Irene Rich. (Welch) 9:30-NBC -Vic and Sade. (Crisco) JULY 17 6:15 -NBC -Roy Campbell's Royalists. 6:30 -NBC -Death Valley Days. (Pacific Coast For Appearance of WLS Artists 9:45 -NBC- Edward MacHugh, Gospel Singer. (CENTRAL STANDARD TIME) Borax) 10:45-Jim Poole's Mid -Morning Chicago Cat- 5:00-6:15 -See Daily Morning Schedule. 7:00- NBC -To be announced. tle Hog and Sheep Market direct from the In YOUR Community Union Stock Yards. (Chicago Livestock Ex.) 6:15 -Evelyn & The Hilltoppers. Tex Atchison and his fiddle as 6:30 -Uncle Buster and His Big Yank Boys. 10:45-Poultry and Dressed Veal Market, Bue- 6:45 -Dr. John Holland's Sunday School; with they leave the studio for a person- ter and Egg Markets. Bill O'Connor and Ralph Emerson. Sarie and Sallie SUNDAY, JULY 11 al appearance. 10:10 -News Report Julian Bentley. 7:00-Chuck, Ray & Christine. BARN - (Continued from page 3) BRODHEAD, WISCONSIN, American Legion Athletic Field -WLS NATIONAL 10:15-Chuck, Ray & Christine. 7:15 -News Report- Julian Bentley. DANCE: Lulu Belle; Skyland Scotty; Red Foley & Eva; Georgie Goebel; Bill 7:30-Jolly Joe. McCluskey; Pauline; Billy Woods; Hayloft Fiddlers. 10:30 -Ralph Emerson, organist. 7:45 -Don & Helen. see you girls. What are you doing LAKE -DELTON -AT- THE -DELLS, WISCONSIN, Purple Grackle - HOOSIER HOT Sunday Morning 10:45 -Melody Parade-Orchestra and Sophia 7:59 -Livestock Estimate and Hog Flash. here in Chicago? SHOTS & TOM OWENS' BAND. Germanich. (ex. Tues.) BARN DANCE (1937 Tues. -Johnny Gray -Dramatic Skit. 8:00- Junior Stars Program. Sarie: Miss Sallie and me came up HAVANA, ILLINOIS, Lawford Theatre - WLS NATIONAL JULY 11 8:30 -The Friendly Philosopher -Homer Grif- Edition): Arkansas Woodchopper; Pat Buttram; Caroline & Mary Jane DeZurik; (CENTRAL STANDARD TIME) 11:00 -Mon., Wed. -Priscilla Pride. (Downtown fith. to give a show cn the old National Four Hired Hands. Shopping News) 8:45 Hilltoppers. (ABC MOUNT HOREB, WISCONSIN Parkway Theatre WLS ARTISTS: Hoosier Sod 7:00-Organ Concert -Elsie Mae -The Washers, Ironers) Barn Dance tomorrow night. - Emerson. Tues., Thurs. -Don & Helen. 9:00 Pride. (Downtown Busters; Girls of the Golden West. 7:30-"Everybody's Hour," conducted by John Fri.-"Big City Parade." (Downtown Shop- -Priscilla Shopping Andy: Say, that's fine. That means Baker -WLS Concert Orchestra; Herman Fel- ping News) News) ber; Herb Morrison; Grace Wilson; Safety - 9:15 -WLS on Parade -Variety Entertainers. you'll be on the network, too, doesn't MONDAY, JULY 12 gram Contest; Lawson Y. M. C. A. Glee Club. 11:45 -Mon., Wed., Fri.-Virginia Lee & Sun- 8:30 10:00 -Program News -Harold Safford. it? -WLS Little Brown Church of the Air, beam. (Northwestern Yeast) BARN DANCE (1937 conducted by Dr. John Holland; Hymns by Tues.-"Memories and Melodies " -Ed Paul; 10:05 -Poultry and Butter and Egg Markets; Sallie: Sure enough. Folks will be PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN, Rex Theatre -WLS NATIONAL Little Brown Church Singers and Henry Ralph Emerson. Dressed Veal. Edition): Hoosier Sod Busters; Girls of the Golden West; Georgie Goebel; Burr, tenor, assisted by WLS Thurs.-Henry Burr and Ralph Emerson. 10:10 hearing us all over the country. Hayloft Fiddlers. Elsie Orchestra and -News Report -Julian Bentley. Mae Emerson, organist. 10:15 Where's Amos, Andy? 9:15 -"Aunt Em" Lanning and Elsie Mae Em- 11:30 -Fruit and Vegetable Market; Weather; -Variety Program. erson. Bookings. 10:30 -Ralph Emerson, organist. Sarie: Howdy, Mr. Amos. We been TUESDAY, JULY 13 9:30 -WLS Concert Hour -Orchestra; Herman 11:40-News Report-Julian Bentley. 10:45 -Fanfare Interview. Felber; Roy Anderson, soloist. waitin' to see you. We're Sarie and 10:00 -NBC -The Southernaires. Sallie from WSM. EVANSTON, ILLINOIS, Stadium Theatre -WLS ON PARADE: Lulu Belle; Skyland 10:30 -"Building Better Citizens"- ChuckAcree. Scotty; Patsy Montana; Prairie Ramblers; Bill McCluskey; Pauline; Billy Woods. 10:45 -Elsie Mae Emerson at the Organ. Amos: Well, it's good to see you IRON RIVER, MICHIGAN, Delft Theatre -WLS ON PARADE: Hoosier Sod Busters; 10:58 -Weather Report; Chicago Livestock Hayloft Fiddlers. timates. Es- girls again. How is everything in Girls of the Golden West; Georgie Goebel; 11:00 -Sign off. Nashville? WEDNESDAY, JULY 14 SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 10 Sallie: The Grand Old Opry is get - (CENTRAL STANDARD TIME) tin' along fine. But we're only in JOLIET, ILLINOIS, Rialto Theatre -WLS NATIONAL BARN DANCE (1937 Edition): Sunday Evening Lulu Belle; Skyland Scotty; Red Foley & Eva; Pat Buttram; Caroline & Mary Nashville for it on Saturday nights. Jane DeZurik; Bill McCluskey; Pauline; Billy Woods; Four Hired Hands. JULY 11 6:011 -"Meet the Folks " -Behind the Scenes 8:43 -Don & Helen. at the National Barn Dance and inter- The rest of the time we been making views with visitors. 6:30 p. m. to 8:00 p. m. personal appearances in Virginia and THURSDAY, JULY 15 (CENTRAL STANDARD TIME) 6:30 -Keystone Barn Dance Party, featur- 9:00 -"Tall Story Club." (KENtucky Club) West Virginia. ing Lulu Belle. (Keystone WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS, Genessee Theatre -WLS NATIONAL BARN DANCE (1937 5:30 -NBC -The Bakers' Broadcast with Steel & Wire) Skyland Scotty; Red Foley & Eva; Pat Buttram; Caroline ren Jensen War- (Cutting short the girls' conversa- Edition): Lulu Belle; Orchestra. 7:00 -National Barn Dance NBC Hour with & Mary Jane DeZurik; Bill McCluskey; Pauline; Billy Woods; Four Hired Hands. 6:00 -NBC -To be announced. 9:30 -WLS National Barn Dance, including tion with the black Uncle Ezra; Maple City Four; Verne, Lee "Down at Grandpa's." -face comedians, NEENAH. WISCONSIN, Embassy Theatre -WLS NATIONAL BARN DANCE: Hoosier 7:00-Sign off for WENR. and Mary; Henry Burr; Sally Foster; we Sarie Sod Busters; Girls of the Golden West; Georgie Goebel; Hayloft Fiddlers. Arkie; The Westerners; Lulu Belle & follow and Sallie back to Scotty; Lucille Long. and other hayloft their hotel. It looks like they're favorites, with Joe Kelly as Master of 9:45- Prairie Farmer -WLS National Barn SATURDAY, JULY 17 Monday to Friday Ceremonies. (Aléa- Seltzer) Dance continues until 12:00 p. m., CST, headed for a little night life as we with caried features, including Four see them entering one of the GROVE, WISCONSIN, Firemen's Park -WLS ARTISTS: Caroline & Mary 8:00 -Murphy Barn Yard Jamboree, featur- Hired Hands; Patsy Montana; Red Foley; dine and COTTAGE Morning Programs ing Hometowners; Grace Wilson; Patsy Prairie Ramblers; Hometowners Quartet; dance rooms in the hotel.) Jane DeZurik. Montana; Sod Busters; Pat Buttram; Pat Buttram; Christine; Arkie; Grace Wm. O'Connor; Winnie, Lou and Sally; Wilson; John Brown; Hoosier Sod Bust- Red Foley. (Murphy Products) ers; Eddie Allan; Lulu Belle & Scotty; Sallie: Do you reckon it will be JULY 12 TO JULY 16 Wm. O'Connor; many others. (CENTRAL STANDARD awful costly? Seems like I've heard WLS ARTISTS, Inc. TIME) S:30- "Hometown Memories" - Hometown - tell stories of these places. 5:00-Smile -A -While Prairie Ramblers and ers; Red Foley; Carol Hammond. (Gil- -:- Patsy; Arkie; Don- & Helen. lette) 11:00 -Sign off. Sarie: I asked her that, too. And 1230 Washington Blvd. Chicago, Illinois 5:30 -Farm Bulletin Board. she says that it was two dollars for 5:45-Smile -A -While cont.; Livestock Estimates. the minimum charge.

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