ONLY TWO MORE WEEKS TO WIN $10,000.00 THE RADIO EDUCATION AND AMUSEMENT Teacher of Hundreds of Millions, Joy of Every Family away from the trifling details of this earthly life. You turn the knob a little further, and a quaint "You're By M. L. ANNENBERC te11ing IHE 1" informs you that the American genius of comeny, Eddie Cantor, is somewhere on the earth's surface, busy enter­ President and Publisher 0/ Radio Guide taining you. You laugh, enjoy ~ire and relax with tens of mil­ Radio is pre-eminently the agent, and all-powerful pro-­ Jions of others for a few moments. mater, of happiness and ed ucntion. 'Vherever there is a listen­ Then, with another tUTn of the knob, comes "ViII Rogers, ing ear, the news, thought, music ot' the world is carried, on mys­ whose philosophy reaches llS wide as the messagc of the radio~ the teriolls waves of ether, by the tireless radio, traveling with the interpreter of events for millions of Americans. speed of light, around the world seven times in a second, with eleven thousand miles to spare. The Ally of Democracy On his distant ranch, far (rom railroad or neighboring 'The effort of human beings, in their wars and their revo­ bouse, the farmer leurns from a friendly broadcastipg voice just lutions, has been to establish EQUALITY, to do away with what his crop is worth, that very day, and decides to ship or selfish, cruel discrimination, that would give everything to the postpone selling. few, nothing to the many. The woman who thinks herself too stout, the man willing The printing press was an aid to democracy, making knowl­ to take exercises to order, wake to hear the radio instructing edge available to all who could rcad. And the public school, th'em i·n muscular movements that promote health, strength and greatest institution devised by human beings, opened libraries desired Icssening of weight. and books to all, by making reuding uni,'ersal. AU of the 123,000,000 human beings in tlle United States The rndio is the greatest, most efficient, most magnificent may sit and simultaneously )lear tbe voice of President Roose­ ally of democracy, in that it takes to the humblest home, withont velt, talking in his 'Vhite H ouse study, addressing all the people, charge, without trouble, without making it necessary for the old whose chief executive he is, not seeing tlu;ir faces, but knowing .. gralrldmother to lea\'e her arm chair, or the father to mO\'e from them well, while they in their minds, see his earnest face, with his lighted seat, all the knowledge, the pleasure, the entertain­ its intense concentration on duty, and actually hear his voice. ment, the excitement and news, not only of this country, but of countries spread all around the world, north and south Qf the The Modern Teacher equlltor. In ancient days, learned men, Socrates, Plato or Aristotle Some, selfish, na.rrow minded, say radio takes the plnce of in Greece, Thales and Pythagoras before them, taught small many orchestras, enables one teacher or entertainer to do the groups of students, trusting to (uture centuries, the slow word work of ten thousand, and that this is wrong. They forget the of mouth process, to spread their wisdom throughout the earth. old Sllying " The welfare of the public should be the supreme Today, the greatest of teachers might sit alone in congenial law." That which makes the mujority happy should be ap. loneliness on a mountain top. and talk to the entire population plauded by all. of the globe. In ancient days, the water carrier, with water of duhious A group of young people, gathered in some homesteader's quality on llis shouiders, or in a jar balanced on his head, thought little cabin in the far west, need not sit in dull idleness through that was the only way to supply water. The water seHer would the evening. A little knob is turned, a number selected, tlnd the have denounced the prcsent system that causes pipes to carry finest dance music that the richest individual or institution can fresh water in the city to the top floors of the humblest tene­ command, is theirs, played perhaps thousands of miles from the ments. players M much their8 tlte jOJJ of li8tening, and their opportunity Those that wrote and illuminated the old parchment books for happy dmlCillg, a8 though they lived in the center of.the big­ by hand, probably looked with hatred and alarm at the printing ge8t city, with unlimited wealth at com'lna nd. press. But nobody would go back to the hand printing of books. Greatest of all miracles, the King of England, addressing Of all the blessings, and all the sources of happiness. amuse­ his L ords and Commons, .Mussolini reaffirming his hold on the ment and education, of all the means by which masses of people people that trust him, or Stalin in far-off :Moscow protesting can be kt:pt contented, calm and peaceful, the radio leads, and his love of peace, but warning any enemy of Russia to keep away, there is no competitor in sigllt. Clln bc heard by men, women and children that live on the edge of the Pacific Ocean, far north in Alaska, or in the warm ,and Blessed Are the Teachers beautiful winter sunshine of Southern Florida and the Gulf Blessed are the teachers, and the radio is the greatest Coast. teacher. Ble5sed are those that confer happiness on others, the radio All Things to All the World is the greatest carrier of happiness to the greatest number of You turn the radio knob, and a scientist of the rank oC buman beings. .Jeans, Eddington or ~Iillikan, his voice distinctly heard in every Blessed is he who carries light into dark places. The radio gathering of the old and the young that craves knowledge, carries information to minds that need it, and happiness to mil­ spreads information concerning the mysterious cosmic rays, that lions of families that would be lonely without it. permeate all space, the physics of the sun, with its temperature As beautiful as the sun is to fields, trees, crops and the of forty million degrees centigrade above zero, as familiar to physical life of man, the radio is to man's 'lnentallife~ shedding .Jeans as the thermometer on your back porch is to you, or Ed­ the sunshine of knowledge, happiness and truth, and working dington in language that the old and young alike understand as no agency on earth has worked ever before, to promote tlod describing " The Stars in their Courses," and carries the listener make real the brotherhood of 'lna·n. 2 "ClVhf r gd YOY to Itll 1M the SKrd of you r ,uc(eu?" . .. "O~I It', ~ .«ret, ell?" .•.

JACK BENNY GRI LLS HIMSELF NEXT WEEK'S RADIO GUIDE "I'll ask the questions," I told him, "You just By Jack Benny answer them." SPECIAL FEATURES "All right," he agreed, p,ulling a cigar from my vest Edilion will Contain a Group 0/ EllO, again I This is Jack Benny, the famous pocket. "Ya gotta match?' he asked then. journalist, just returned to his typewriter after "Mr. Benny," I said, handin~ him my lighter, " I Striking A rlicles Including H an interview with Jack Benny, the famous radio understand you were in show busmess a long time be­ comedian. The interview? Let me set it down in detail: fore you became a radio comedian. Tell me, what was "Pardon me, sir," I said, ''I'm J ack Benny, the the (irst role you eve r played?" THE TRUTH ABOUT famous journalist." " I oncr:., played the role of a sailor," "I ne\'er heard of you," he replied. "What do you "\Vhat was )'our nut success?" want? And what do you mean butting into the studio "Well, after playing comedy in the Navy, I was RADIO ADVERTISING here while I'm broadcasting? Can't you see I'm on the booked for a vaudeville circuit on the West Coast. I A Frank, Striking Presentation airr' was terrific, I was sensational! I was marvelous­ 0/ "I've heard of you," I replied. "You're the guy colossal." Jnterest to all Listeners who tells the jokes on Frank Black's Sunday night pro­ "What do you mean by that, Mr. Benny?" gram," " I mean that my act was fair." "Pardon mt," said the great Mr. Benny. "let me "Well, Mr. Benny," I insisted, "it has been rumored BEN BERNIE'S OWN get this straight. Are you the comedian, or am I?" around that you have some talent as a violinist, Did "Mr. Benny," I said, "RADIo GUIDE has asked me to you really play the violin on the stage?" interview you ... Fim, could I get you to tell me the "Sure," he decla red. "Why, that's all I did." "LOOK BEHIND ME" secret of your success?" . "Why didn't you con tinue fiddling?" "Oh! It's a secret, eh?" he replied. HM.y good man, "Well:' he said, "lleiretz, Frill. Kreisler and Spald­ The Great Maestro's Whimsical Review don't you know I have five million li steners every ing were playing too, and the field became overcrowded. 0/ MileslOlies lie's Passed Sunday ni~ht ?" So I quit," "But J ack Pearl, the Baron Munchausen of the "According to the recent poll conducted by a New Air, says )'ou have only three." York newspaper, you are the most popular of all the STARTLING FACTS "Why, the low-You mean he says I have only radio comedians in the United States, I low does it feel?" three million listeners?'" " It's stupendous! Colossal! TerrifJi~!" "No," I informed him. "He meant three listeners "Oh, you're using that line again eh? What do IN CENSORING OF -three people." you mean now?" ' "!-Iello, again!" said Benny. "This is Jack Benny "Just that. I really mean it. Can't I be serious once speaking to you from obscuruy." in a while?" RADIO PROGRAMS "Now, Mr. Benny:' I continued, "let's get down to "lIow long have you been on the air?" Revelations of Astonishing Taboos fact.s.~ "Two years," "How far down?" he asked, "you mean you must "What was your runniest and most popular show arld More Astonishing Permils have the low-down?" during that time?" "No," I told him, "we must keep this interview .. rhe dramatic skit, 'Grind I-I otcl,' which is a sa tire dean. Now let me explain-I'll use one sy ll able words on the movie, 'Grand HOle l: Why, we had to repeat it AL JOLSON'S STORY SO you can understand. I want facts about your life:' fou r times by popular request," The blank look on Benny's face disappeared, "You mean," I said to the comedian, "that the " I getcha!" he cried, people demanded that you repeat it four time-FOUR OF HIS OWN HOUR "Well, how old are you, Mr. Benny?" I asked. him, TIM ES, Mr. Benny?" The Great Entertainer Tells Abollt ''Off thel records:' he said, "Must you insist on knowing the truth?" he asked. "Where were you born?" 1 asked next, " I must llave facts:' I told him. "Tlwt Ol' Debbil, Radio" "Waukegan. Ill " "Well, Mr, Benny," he said with a sigh, "I see I' ll "00 you ever think of ~oing back there?" have to .come through and tell all, Actuall y, one of "Yesl" he exclaimed. "I m going back tomorrow I those Gnnd Hotel repeats was made because I ran short GEORGE GERSHWIN'S I just got a wire that my tailor's dead." of material for a broadcast," " I've heard thai one before, Mr, Benny,- "What are you going to do when you r broadcasts ""ve heard tbat one before. too:' he replied, "Wait for the automobile sponsor are through?" I asked him . "SECRETS OF SONGS" • minute. Are you Criticizing me or interviewing me?" "Have."" you heard? Why, (ContifZlltd 011 Page 19) 3 OPENING THE GATE TO RADIO STARS, FREAKS AND DREAMS after another, tapping her foot. Phil RegUl-lwirling By Doris K. Sharp his hat around and around, unconsciously curling the edges until it looked like a pond lily. Guardian the Gale at the CBS Program Tony Wons-patient as Job himself. whistling .0/ under his breath as he perused his scrap book. I \\'Onder Department and Artists' Bureau what he was thinking? . Ven. Van- demurely poised, but with her hands "I GOT a horse outside and a gun in my pocket, and clasped tightly acrosS her music. if you don't givc me an audition, I'll shoot the And now there's Johnny Grecn, that amazing young place upl" disciples of modern music, brilliant composer of the I looked up from my desk at six feet four of bone never-to-be-forgotten "Body and Soul," and numerous and muscle in a ten gallon hat standing before me, and others, equally as haunting. Unsung and unheralded in wondered for a moment if it were all a joke. But his radio, he crashed the lin~ of stars with his first broad­ next words decided' me: cast. Yet I never knew until after that first show that "And the President of the United States sent me, the Mr. Green who had waited so patiently for appoint­ if it's all the same to you," Thi3. accompanied by a ments. engaging me in delightfu l conversations while low, sweeping bow. doing so--was tbe Johnny Green. And I never [earned I realized, to my amazement, that the man was it from Johnny! serious. Linle cold shivers began to run up and down These incidents do not indicate that a hostess' my spine, for J looked around to find mySel f helplessly job is merely a kaleidescope of exciting moments. alone. I didn't take any time out wondering about the I t is exciting only in its lack of routine as gun-although I'JI admIt I was slumped when it came as compared to the average business office. to the horse-and decided that action was better than Each day bring new (aces, new stories a bullet in my middle. and new problems. The eternal par­ I tried to be very calm, and asked him if he ade of fame-seekers!-an unending would be seated for a few moments, and I'd see what st ream composed largely of in­ I could do. Then I reached for the phone, and a competents who think they can whi spered word that meant "emergency" to the switch­ make noises than can be board. It brought me immediate assistance. With sold, and who belong in much cajoling, and many assurancts on our part that: radio no more than the Yes-his tie was most becoming, and no-Lindbergh butcher or the candle­ couldn't fly a kite-he was gently but firmly escorted stick maker! As a result, to the elevator. And once again I breathed a sigh of I have seen program ex­ relief. ecutives begin their own And so it goes. I've narrowly escaped being shot; work at six o'clock in the threatened with the most outrageous punishments; evening, working until after nearly pushed down an eleveator shaft, and even betn midni~t, because of a day serenaded and received a proposal-all while sitting at spent 10 yielding to the public my receptionist's desk at Columbia Broadcasting Com­ demand-a day's search that is pany's offices. The last hamed ;pplicant had the brilli­ usually fruitless. ant idea thai I should marry him so that I could get When Columbia takes an artist him a job si nging, and then he would make a lot of and guilds him to stardom, we're im­ money and I wouldn't have to work any more. Figure mediately bcsieRed by hundreds who that out for yourself! "sounds just like him." Why can The days do not consist entirely of nonentities, folks reahle that radio isn't interest­ ~hough. I've seen ~tars .come-and I ve seen stars go, ed in half a dozen of one personality Inconsequent nobocll es Tlse to glamorous somebodies. any more than one wants six suits Watching them sitting in the Reception Room waiting alike, or six identical dresses? C0- for the great hand of Opportunity to beckon them in, lumbia is always looking for some­ I find my mind absorbing impressions of them like thing new! Orip;inal! Outstanding! candid snapshots. I wonder if the Stars remember? And when they find it, they're grate­ Gertrude Niesen-nervously smoking one cigarette ful for it. Oor'$ Shup hu Sind as 1101>11$$ for sty,raj yeatS. ,1,1$0 her ~ttr,,­ li_, fue Ind fi,ufe Wlft uied in Cotumbla't Tetevitlon uperim,nls _1111 ample jll1>lific.Uion. She SHORT WAVE STATIONS LOG also Is sinter, Iclrfill. COmpoifT. pOfun and wriler 01 ,hort stories FOR RADIO GUIDE READERS RE YOU one of those restless souls who are dis­ rebroadcasts from (oreign countries, A content with that "scenery" available on the pres­ (2) police broadcasts, and (3) airport And the num ber is infimte If wa\'es are developed ent radio roadways? Ilave you become a Byrd communications bet~'een airports and shorter than that! or a Livingstone of the air and, like those venturesome "ships" of the air. Virtually every civilized country is employing short heroes, probed lesser known channels of the ether? Unlike li steners' broadcasts some waves or high frequencies for the purpose of broadcast· Of late there has ~n a marked trend on the part frequencies among the short 'waves ing propaganda, entertainment and se rvice features. of "broadcast listeners" (as differentiated from scien­ cover greater di stance during the day The arm-chair globe troller demands receivers with tists, radio amateurs or "hams," and technicians) to than during the night. And short which he may achieve his ambition. tune in the mystic and romantic byways known as wave$ have their peculiarities of Several years ago the discovery of all Ihis began. shOTt WQves. other sorts. Radio set makers, anxious to fill the needs of customers, Across the continent comes the hue and cry of For example, nearly all of the began producing short w;ave receiving sets so simplified "short waves"! And in response to the needs growing short waves are subject to "skip di s­ as to make them convenient for everyone to use. Several out of this furore, RADIO GUIDE has prepared a log of tances." The short waves shoot into manufacturers even brought out combination reteivers the world's short wa\'e stations. the sky and are reflected back to the with ..... hi ch a listener might take his dlOice at will of the A. eopy 0' thla loti' will be forwarded, free of earth at some distance from the trans­ usual broadcasts or the high frequency brQadcastg. Bu t eharfe, to anyone who sends In a request. therefor miller. Between the transmitter itself and the concen. the original sets were not, as the makers ha d hoped, accompanied by .. atamped, self-addressed envelope. tric circle where the waves return to earth, these wave!> satisfactory. There were two obstacles: The· fir st, that What is it that catches the fancy of the many cannot be tuned in. The W3.\'es just aren't there! dealers, in sel!in~ the sets, made the performanco claims broadcast li steners who have acquired short wave re­ Another peculiarity is the "horizon" effect of ultra entirely too optImistic; and the second, the t).lniJlg of ceiving sets, or one of the many new model radio re­ short waves, or ultra hight frequencies, if you prefer. high frequency is an adroit art which, even with im­ ceivers designed to tune in both the broadcast fre­ It. occurs when the impulse is transmitted on a fre­ proved rec'eivers, was too tricky for the average li stener. quencies and the hi gh frequencies? The answer to that quency of 60.000,(0) or more (wave length of 5 meters Now that these obstacles ha~e been minimized, you question probably lies in one of three se rvices available or less) . The horizon eITect simply means that such must not ol'erlook the opportumty to get a short wave to the listener, or in all three of them. They are (I) waves seem to travel only as far as the horizon-the log of stations all over the globe. RADIO GUlDE will be Spiano signal to summon them to work. It was a stock run up and down the keyboard but it meant business. The Cocoanut Gro\'e sort of struggled along for a few week s. Then the press agent evolved the idea of holding the Tuesday "Movie Nights," which we~ to become so popular in time, to draw every celebrity of the mOllie lots. In addition, we held a "Colle-giate Night," which brought students from the campuses of U. C. L A. and U. S. C. We were coming along. -[ began selling the Grolle in earnest. [telephoned some of my erstwhile friends of the Vernon, the Ship and the SU ll set, the mOl'ie people who had counted me in on some of their 4 a. m. parties. "Come over and chill your wine at the Grol'e Tues­ ,, . day night," I suggested, They came over. They brought friends from the movie firmament. My brother, Mike. forgot our for­ mer squabbles and senl other stars. The ordinary crowd of dancers thronged the place to get a glimpse of the celebrities. , Decidedly, we were getting along. Soon A. C. Blumenthal and hi s wife, the r«ogni1.ed social leaders of the I-Iollywood smart set, starred com­ ing in to hear Drummer Abe Lyman and hi s band. Their recognition brought success. At the end of the first year I was given a thr.;:e. year contract. And during Ihose next three yean movie contracts were signed, romances were begun and ended. millions of dollars of mO\'ie money changed Throughout the world. around the dock every his life, the hopes, the defeats, the triumphs of a hands, friendships and careers were built and broken. day, hundreds of millions of people listen to orches­ brilliantly successful maestro and a captivatingly and sta rs were made and unmade-all. over the tablet of the Cocoanut Grove of the II00ei Ambassador. I tra music. No incident of radio regularly touches human companion. do not hesi tate to take the credit, at least in part, for ,the lives of so many persons as does the beat of the Herewith is presented the third installment of the success of the Grove. I used my head, my pofJl.J­ bandmaster's baton. the story. la rity an d my salesmanship--and put it across. My , It is not astonishing therefore that the or~es­ individual popularity meanwhile was bringing me • certain amoullt of grief along with the compensation .. tra leader stands out as one of the most chailenglOg By Abe lyman The grief was cOlnposed principally of the attraction a and intriguing figures of wireless entertainment. In­ bandleader holds for the other sex. Women sent candy quiries about the lives, the personalities, the back­ EFORE I went to my first job at the Cocoanut -which I passed out to the dancers; they §cnt notes grounds of bandmasters are without number, Grove at the Amb",ssador !-I otel in los Angeles, I bearing the I~rfumed scent that suggested the bpudoir. Bhad to pick up four clltra pieces, it bass, a ·violin Stagc-door Johns were nel'er so persistent as stage-door , In respon~ to these inquiries, a composite type and two more saxOphOflC$. loITered "Zip" Keyes $90 Joans (and I don', mean Crawford). But through 'it 'Was sought. A wide consensus pointed to Abe Ly­ a week to go with me. I-Ie took it, although he was all I managed to remai n a bachelor. . man. RADIO GUIDE thereupon persuaded Mr. Ly· making , 120 a week playing at the Palais Royale, • The 4 a. m. parties continued after we beca me· man to write the story of his experiences. It is an cafe owned by my brother, Mike; anothe, brother, established in the Gro\'e. The only difference was in Bill, and Blondy Clark. I also took another ace from the price. Understand, we never established a price extraordinary document. Mike. He was Johnny Schoenberger, who wrote "Whis-­ for an all-night job at a star's house. The host sel Never before has the heart of a popular idol pe ring," whi ch everybody remembers as a tremendous the amount. Mickey Neilan was perhaps the most been laid bare to a contemporaneous generation with hit. lavish host, The band always collected a check for such frankness, such intimacy of personal revela· When these two boys canle o\'er, Mike exploded. S1500 after playing until dawn at Mickey's house; tion. His fidelity to the naked truth suggests "con­ He swore he'd never rorgi\'e me. Nevertheless, he checks from other hosts were sl ightly under that figure. plugged my band whenever he had an opportunity. but were very satisfactory nevertheless. fessions" more definitely than any other term. I-Ie was the first to congratulate me later when the Life was gelling complicated. I was making money. In the story of Abe Lyman's life is the mirror band made its initial appearance on the stage of a Remembering the lean days of my three weeks on the of the bandmaster of today. What he has written California theater. beach, I was stowing some of it away. Most of the might be told with equal accuracy in the main by a We went into the Grove "cold," which means that spare cash went into Los Angeles rea l estate which still no rehearsals were held, and we still had no arrange­ pays dividends, and into a chain of dairy lu nc./l restau­ number of his colleagues. Yet this is peculiarly ments on hand. We had to $0 shopping for orchestra­ rallls which were controll ed by my brother, Mike. .the story of the writer, the most intimate details of tions. Even these were of httle use, because at least Other complications .included (Contillued on Page Z6). U. S. SONGS IN attractive wife. Margaret LfVing$foll. As I entered and p. m. EST on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. looked around the room 10 see who all we re Ihere, ] The programs to be presented sound (ike something said to myself, "If J,,,,my Lunctlord and the boys in to be eagerly dialed, for Chesterfield, 31\\'a)'5 striving fo r his orchestra don'l show up, surely they can get some worthwhile programs, seems to have reached its high­ kind of a band together wi th all the ark pilots lhat est mark in bigger and better presentations. Their are jamming the place." There W3S smiling Abt Ly- featured singers will be three operatic artists-Koso man, who could play the drums and Eddi, Dutbin PQnstlle, Nino Martini and Gretle StllukgoJd-each of (who, when he saw me, remarked, " I see they whom will be featured once a week. Andre KOlle/anill aren't particular who lhey let in here") could will succeed Stokowski .. Ill' will ha\'e 4() musicians. 2 take charge of the ivories, The rest of them, of them slrings. and a 16-\'oi(e chorus to render his I!.hich included B. A. Rollt, l'rtd lI'arinR, Jobnny briJlianll)'·scoroo music. CrUll, loe I'tnllti, Littlt Jark Lilllt, O.,it Ntl­ The program will ofTer best loved American songs SO", Freddlt Ricb, LWlla, Hayton, £rllO Rapu, of the past and the present. Chesterfield also joins the lack Dum)" DOli IJtstor, 8ell Pollack, and Gtell ranks of the programs originating al the CBS Radio Gray-should be able to make up ~n orchestra. Playhouse. "es, folks, they were all under one roof at one time-I!. hat a picnic for aulograph seekers! Winchell at Large \11 the mentioned names will be soon playing "III Wind," the hit lune of the new show, \\'rit­ LISTENERS to WJSV. the Columbia station in by the composers of "Stormy Weather." Washington, D. c., got a rare treat al breakfast time one day a couple of 'weeks ago, when Walttr lViJl,hell, who claims a fanc), price for a commeercial on the "Satisfying" Series ril'al web. gave them three-quarters of an hour of sing­ AT A T IME OF "EAR \\hen news of new ing, I!.histling. and ad libbed repartee in an impromptu programs or personalities coming to the air usual­ programs wilh Artb"r God/rty, who pi lots the SUI! Dial ly hilS a bit flf a lull, word comes anent lhe morning programs. Godfrey is the whimsical Washing­ new CbtSltrfieid series, ton anllouncer II"ho 1101\ a CBS contrac t and the Ches­ which has been much ru_ terfield t\I, C. assi~nment when Wi llc hell by chance mored abou t of late. tuned him in and then /lave him ra\'e nOlices. Godfrey Further tolling lhe kne ll now does most of hi~ Washington programs from the of the quarter-hour pre)­ WABC ~tudios in r\ew York, whence they are "piped" ~ram, which is fast I!.'an· to \VJSV for broadca~t, The pair hal'e become Io;rea t mg in popularity. Ches­ friends. and I!.hen the challerer dropped in to watch his terfield will start its new prOlege go through his early mormng tricks, the mi kt? series April 2 over CBS man roped him in to take pa rt in the show, So Winch­ with three half-hours in­ ell. blossoming fo rth under no sponsorial reslric tions, Head of six Quarter-hours sang, flagged, whistled and carried on a honey of an act 1 wfek-from Q 1(1 !).l(l lO'ilh (,(ldfrev

lJlIIl) Crosby lans may "OW beCOntt dis­ unsola/~ agall!. For Bmg is g0ll18 10 ltm;, Iht aI, tarty in A"rii wbtt, blS current ((mlract will bavt eXPIred, lV,tb so "web /il", u:ork lalel),. IJmg is a prtl- I v tired lad ami mu"ds to takt 4 ~ood rtst. Latt, bt ex."tcts to go tost lor a It."g dtlaytd IItrsonaJ app~aTanu tOIlT ANOTlJER FOLDING program is Ihe Linit "Sew" ,\tar RtVllt," Ihe CBS Sun­ day night hour-long prOjolram which exists arter April I. Sponsors are rumored to be considering a shorter program for spring and Slimmer ... An I\kron tire maker and his agen_ I are negoliating for ;J neW '-",,'illl/u/ "'r Pagt 2/)

En .yn M ~tGrt90r was a stitt ,ingtr, doing (horus work and nner gell,ng I r"~1 bruk, lor three whole yurs, Then t ~me her chanee, Now she is I so!olst I nd her own "hOllr' Is in the making ALONG THE AIRIALTO By Martin Lewis HE consolidation of program~ mentioned ,here last issue took effect Wednesday flight. The 7 roubad01 Tand Frtd Alltn shows are now combined inlO one big hour show called the "Hour of Smiles." The change eliminated I'trdt Grolt, leal'ing Ltnnit I/ayton in full charge of the musical department. Fred Allen, besides his comedy interludes, wi ll act as master of ceremonies. There will be a glee dub, a Quartet, guest stars and the lpana T roubadors. Let's see. \\hat ("Ise? I'm afraid that's all. n vo SUNDAYS AGO sel'eral carloads of the l lttl" Jlck Little Ip"ed.tH highest priced talent of the radio stage and screen jou r­ the ,if I of I fion t ull thit neyed up to Sing Sing to put on a special show for lome I dmirer sent him. The cu b is I lot of fun, uys Jack the convicts. Sel'eral days before at mess. a list of But he's wOrTiH, WhI t's hf the artists Ilho promised to appear were read off to 90ln9 to do with the pet the boys, T here was one name they didn't hear, they when it grows up? petitioned lI'ardtl! La-oCtS to send a special wire to lot Ptnner, saying that his presence was requested, Th;l1 he di d, but lhe duck salesman regretfully couldn't oblige because it was the day of his program and he had to rehearse all ;Jflernoon T HAT NIGHT mos t of the 5.1me bIg-money names journeyed to ]'Iarlem to attend the- opening of the new show at the Cotton Club. Out of the car ahead, as we pull ed up 10 the door, stepped Paul Wb,/tman and his 6 WHAT·PRICE MUSI required to p"aV e)[lra money to musicians REVIEWING RADIO when they take the ai r. The idea is to prm'ide work for thousands of musicians By Martin J. Porter now plodding the streets. while others are rushins from one studio to another, (TIME STAGGERS ON) often playmg on as many as seven shows a night. ASHI1\GTO~ (By special stoog~): The opinion of t.yput obscners RADIO CITY, N. Y.: Rudy VaUlt is Where is that the regulations affect­ wondering (or is he?) what to do with ing broadcasung will not be rc\'olutioll­ hi s spare time, now thaI his squabble ized when the control of communications with 101m Royal, \·ice-presidcnt of NBC is merged into a single bureau. But lX­ in charge of programs, has eliminaled pcrt opinion or not, the general censor­ his sustaining pickups over that web. ship of broadcasti"/-: will be remo\'ed But then, as the Yankee lad would nOle, from inside the stU/Jios to Wa '< hington, there's no dough in sustainers anyhow. and it will be a ce ll so r ~hip of etbics as The feud happened. as you know, when well as words, but at that will be more Rudy stayed off the air rather than re­ liberal than the current voJuniary censor· ject playmg a song whiCh hadn·! been ship. 'pcrmissioned by the copyright owners." John told Rudy he couldn·t run NBC RADIO ROW, N. Y.: The f, l usicians and Rudy told John he coul

John Grins. in costume lor his role of Ih. COli ' Itder~te Colonel en the highly ~uttHsful "Resu ~nd Drums·' progr.. m. Jehn hiS pl"yed Ihe role so long tht he ulks ""ilh nothing but .. Southrn diiletl, .. !though he·s Northern born.

Gtorgt /lall. Or the Taft orche~tra, went the airlines plying into Newark arc on the air O\·er Columbia recently, and squawkmg on the grounds that the slaged a half-hour show. During fifleea lowers, whether lighted or not, are cer· minutes. the orchestra sat, and George lain to snag airplanes in fog. stood. During another fifteen minutes. WOK has to soh·e the problem as the orche~lra stood, and George sat. hcst it lIla)'_ If the height of the to\\'('[S /Jarry Wtlls, the singer, to help matters is reduced, the efficiency of the station along. s~lIg while redining 011 a couch! at )(),OOO watts will be no better than rhe audience was asked 10 guess which the current ),0Xl walls. So watts \vOR was which and how, and to report which gonna do? session was better. BROADWAY, N. Y.: Magazines CLEVELAND: CelIe and Glenn are are warned today. and so are radio ed· going on a world-wide network at iturs, of a new racket. There is a firm NBC in mid-April. for Gillette in business here which contracts with razor bl:J.des, five times a week. press agen ts to write and mail appartl1l1), a [a Amos 'II' Alldy. WTAM IIlnocent [elle rs :md inquiries. referring will be the source of the shows, to radio artists. The letters ask for in· which will be extended by short formation, which, if the editors are not wave to Hawaii, Melbourne, wise to the gag. anSwer in good faith, Japan and other suburbs. thus giving publicity to the press agents' NEW YORK: Music students clients-the st rugg[mg artists. were overheard here today. ex· (PI"e!IS a&"ents who use thls under­ plaining: h anded PI" are hereby banished f rom ·'Sorry, 1 had so many engage­ ' hb space.) ments today, 1 had 10 forego my ~lUdies al Oamrosch." NEW YORK: lack floln)', as every_ body knows, was g1ven the finRtr OIl his (TIME LURGHES ON) Chevrolet program by a new ollicial who likes sofl music and not comedy. So NEWARK. N. j.: WOR is, to put it journalistically, in a helluva fix. It Benny starts with General Tires April 6. And Victor )'olmg does an imitation of has authority. ~o incre;!.se its po",.er from Wayne ,King for Chevrolet. Now, the ),(MX) to SO,«n nvitwinl the program. the urelul iI5 pos~ible with them. Letters are used wherenr pracliuble in the oilier of thtiT receipt. or T1> . ay that I was disappointed wOllld be ...... k and in "'Y opinion there ;. ont thing Flilure 10 send a photograph WILL NOT BAR VOUR LETTER from publication • pulling it mildly, when I learnKl that on April latkin( in ear VOL: lack Du h YOII can be sure that senorita. kidnaped and tamKl, and have cOn· R. C. Olson of Lac rosse, Wi •• , want. to pep tbere are thousand. tented captive •. uti the Sunday prngrams. Six day•• nd niEhll who will agree with me Then get all Ollr ja .. players and singers, all when I say they Ite of j ...., crooning and ehup Jokes do not 'uem crooners, looting saxophone players, arrangers of to ... titly him and he desires to deprive thou- the ITutest comedians mllsic, bringers of all the lalest truh, fruks nnds and thou.ands of Chriltian peoplr of their He Didn't K-n-o-w That on the , ta~ o. in radio maskinl as oomKliap. and all othe. mllsical ,0 ,"rely thne is no kind of prog.ams which are on Ih, air only • Fort OOO,e, IOWI uiminals. Gather them all and give Muico the .mall part of one day in the week-Sunday. Dear VOL: reason why you shollld. best of Ihe trade in nllmbers. Then send Ihem If Mr. Ol!On will ""mine the SlInda,. pr. After reading the communication rrom the n't give them .. much there way Over the border to deep that none gram, in the RADIO GUIDE, he will find vet)' "otil ticd and selr_satisfied YOllnl 'tntleman publicity as you do .0 ~ould nu get hack. Then sort them 0111, make few sacred broadca.ts indicatKl by the . ign or many less known popu· the best of them hewe.s of wood and draw... from Brooklyn by the name 01 John Molloy, 1 the "Bell" in eompari..,n with his preference n nnot rn i.t upressing myu lf on the subjed Enlyn Borke lar perfonne..,. of wate. and throw tht rut of them to the of en tertainment, Ind .u ..ly few could be ,. lie has written .bout in fUth I brilliant manner. So please, RADIO GUIDE:, won't you have .orne bulls. $ar VOL: to render tht old.time ing i, to lin~ the I ag ..e heartily with JMeph Gallo, Jr., who, hours of symphonic. mu.ic, whith Irt begrudged u. by those who want radio "pepped up." song. that I u.ed to praises of Rudy VaUu. In a r«ent edition, upheld adverti.ing. Imagine J~hn T. SimmoM hear in the days of my I thiuk he is the where Ben Bernie would be without Blue Ribbon The joke of it i. Ihat .... en thote who prefer popular music .U .narl at each other' ••hoiee bo)·hood. These songs invariably revive tome swel!e-st of all t'Iltertain· Malt or Jaclr Benny 01 the fondeSI memories of b)llOn e days and leave ers since the advent of wilhout Chevrolet. of favorite orche.tras. A. 1 . Blenc,,", a feeling in my .hurt that is difficult to describe. radio. Am I right f Judg And here's my eon· I am also ""rlial to good band mnsic, e-sp<'oially ing from his enormous gralulations to Elhtl when stirr'ng ai.. aTe playKl. When a good fan following I think Shulla and the Boswell orehe.tra of the Wayne King variety i. On Ihe I'm not rat wrong. Si.ters as fin e singer. For Swedish Programs air I seldom hunt for anything different. Some Thouoand. of American. and to Sen S ernie I Calva, IIJ. of the popular ,ong' to whioh I li.ten with de· oan't be wrong. Through gtand ma ••tro. Three Dear VOL, light are the Stephn Fo.ter melodies whioh will the magnetic Yoitt, the chee.., for the Kin, of In I recent iuu. of RADIO GUlDE one of nev.. grow too old for me; "Wild Irish Ro.e," p<'rsonality of the man ComKly, Joe Penner, your ruders, Eliza Campbell, mentioned pro­ "When Iri.h Eyes Are Smilin,," and similar 'p<'a k. forth. A magic the ont a"d only duck Eums in ·various tonl"es Ind languaget and I numbers. spell .eem. to envelop ulesman. If they'd am taking the liberty of asking why there are Often when I am seated at the radio with no the liltener, as the only give him at lea.t not more radio procralM in Swedi.h. At 8:30 othu light in the room save that coming from . inger carrie-s him another half·hour and SlInday. I get the Swedi.h Glee Club on WCFL the aperture in the .. binet, I become so en· through lhe clouds on Poulson shut off some of that Ind on Su"daYI at 5 P. m. I get the Sw..!ish grO!lsed with the wonderflll mll.ic that thoughts the dreamy wings of ,on!. terrible 01"''', radio wOllld be twice as good as hour OYU WROK, Rockford, 111., conducted by of my .urrounding. become ."solutely foreign Rudy il a tune Ittist, • master of poPlllar It is now. OZlie Nelson sure h .. a fin. Orcheilr. Weiland Akerman. He nn sure sing th. old to my mind and Ihe degree of ecslasy that Over· mUlic. I think his popularily i. due not so to go with him. tong. we Swede. loved !O wen in our YOlln,er whelm. me is difficult to ca.t a.ide. Individllal milch to his .ex apl"'al as to the tllne int.r· Why don't they throw 1OO1e more go<>4 storie, days. tl lks in the way of news or talks On timely pretation. whieh he alone ean give to the sonE" Into radio? There are many marvelous .hort We lovt them just as much as the Americans topic, I take a great deal of pleasure in li.ten· he ,inIS. Let's hur more " f Rudy Vallee Ind Itories and plenty of stage Ihow. that could lovi the old hillbilly !Ollg'. I am ' "re h. Is inl to, if the sl"'aker Can do hi. job well and let him know, in turn, just how much we ap­ tI. ily be adapted for radio Ul-t. very sincere at heart with hi, fans Ind pr",,~ s rdrain from 'I"'aki"l too rapidly. preciate him. Vive V. llee! James Poul..,.. ntver too laZ)' to anSwer Itlte... So now you John T. Simmons Marvin L. Hookt 10 MAGIC GIFT OF A MALADY: NEW VOICE 11AT makes a radio slar ? Some tion in Fort Wayne wi th friends one individuals require an opportunity, day, she fou nd an empty studio. She sat Wothers need "breaks," but Edna down to a riano and begJn to si ll g. T he Odell had to get laryngitis. manager 0 the station chanced to walk As phenomenally as a silkworm in. Edlla turned to ny, but instead of emerges from its cocoon. a bUllerny, scaring he r away, the gentleman invited Miss Odell, who, while a soprano, sulTe~ed her to stay and broadcast. Three week! a discouraging attack of laryngitis I'.hleh later she had a commercial contract. si lenced her voice for eight mOnlhs. came After this start. the attack of laryn· triumphantly forth a contralto. gitis which rendered her voice useless Just as the bUl(erny is mO TC beauti­ for eight mOll ths, seemed stark tragedy. fu l than the worm, this I-Ioosier song­ But beU ; A.. lbouy Froma, t_: HBC-Wav" 01 RomlAC" Vint tnt CaI",,',s. ¥ocaJ. Notice Ditk Litbttl. o",l nid : W/Z ba,itone: WJZ KOKA WBAL WHAM WBZ WeZA WMAL ist : WEAF WEEI WGY WRC WCSII Thne lll'09,.ms as litre prntnl,!! __ IS CBS-ll.Sall L. 1Io Cil, TIMrnId. Q.oIr ucI WOR-M i~hlt l 8 n llelt. Itno. : Trio O\'J;an: WOKO WJSV WLBZ WE£I-Garden of MrIod, (Orrect In~ as .ccur.w as thl ~rodQ:Stln. WOR-" Ma tinH Tod.y" «Imp.nlH .nd RADIO GUIDE could IUk, thenI WBAL-Th. WhHI 01 Lir. 5:S0 P.M. .1 Ihl lime of going to prHI.. Howt¥u. ernet· WBZ ·WBZA-Radio Nimble Wilt, Enmt Sdtll %:45 PM. HBC-Talk .. !,itlure Tin ...h ,eb : WEAF WED Iinein: tll.1 .rlse .t the studios IOmd.irnn 1\eCn­ WOR--<>eo ... Sbacklty, ortanisl NBC-Geml 01 Melody; Muriel Wi lson, top ••"' ; WCSH WFI WGV WRe litlk .lennth hour ChllltD In 1I1'0001'.m Ibtlap. 1l:45A.M. Fr...! Huf, mith, leno': H. rold S i nlord ~' Or· CBS-~· •• nk t:run,jj I nll J ulia SanderlOn. IOnes: tim •• ftc. NBC-Phantom Sirilll['; Aldo Rlccl, cltfttofl Cb" lr" WEAF WCSH WGl' WEEI WRe WABC WOKO WAA8 WCAU WORC W/SV WJZ WBAL WMAL 3:00 P.M, HBC-G.and Hotel. dramali( ShlCh WJZ WBZ ·WBZA-Melro\>Olihn Orgl l> RedtaL Arth. HBC-Wayne Kin!!'. Orchestra : WEA~' WEEI WaAI. WBZ WBZA KDKA WIIAM WMAL MORNINC Martel WCSH WGY WLlT WRC WHAC-I1l ~ hw lys of Mdody ; Alice O'Leary, con· CB S-New York Philharmon,c Symphony O.ch ~. 1.l lto : Adri an O' Britn. lenor and Iwo pianol 8:00 A.M. AFTERNOON Irl ; Artu. o Tooeanini. conducting : WARe WOR-Roborl R~ u d . ''To ..n Talk" , Cobin. lIeC-Mdody Hour; GUill Soiollt; GUllde Tdc.: IVOKO WAAB WORC WJSV Wi p WLBZ W .;~ M , IOprano WEAr WGY WRC 1%:00 Noon W/AS WRVA- A Cbrislian Sci. noe So",lcli CB!>--Qn th_ Air Tod.y: WADe NBC-Major eo .. " ' Capitol Flmily : wn WGY HBC-TrioUln s; Frances l..tndord. oontralto, 5:45 P,M. NBC-S. monr Sut n.dtl WJZ WBAL WBZ cBS-ASaIl Lab City Tabtr"ld, Chol.r IIId Or· Throe Sc:a mp'; Richa.d Himbor'. Orcb" tra: WHAC-Salon Ctms WaZA WMAL pn: WABC WJAS WJZ WBZ WBZA WHAM KDKA WMAL WRVA-('). lIn Rlverit> V. H.-Radio Canlller.: WNAC WLBZ NBC-Middlebur)' Coli", GI" Club: WJI WBAL WCAU-R""nie and Vln ..ith Funk Kamulaia WJSV-AEldu Mieh.",,', CcmlHPlioe. WMAL WNAC-Btbind Ih~ Mitrophon e 8:05 A.II. WBI·WBlA-Wntbd R.!»rt,; Siudio Procram WOR-Talk by 0 •. Thom as E. Liltl. NICHT ca$-OrJ," Rnt ille, WABe WCAU-ll.Watch T_... f'rocrl ll1 3:15 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 8:SCI AX WOR-Unde Do" Reads the Comics WCAlJ-Horic. Gerbch's Muoi. CBS-SOnl' II) Mot h .. U...! 10 Slnl: Jaequtt ceS-Artlit Rtdul; 011.10111 H.,rllIUI" _ 1%:15 P.M. WHAC-Bill B il l ~y'. Orcb!!lr. Renard's Orchnl.l . Oliver Smidt. leroOriJo tnlto; er. u CaJdft-, ball: WABC NBC-Gordon SIMI Quarl"': WEAF WEEl WFl 3:30 P.M. Muriel Wil..... __ no ' WABC WCA Mec-Lew Whitt .1 tb, Dual 0rpA1 WII WCSH WRC HBC-Tht Carden PTot:tlm ; Cot G l a d ~. con tralto; WJ AS WJ ~V WBAL WBZ WBZA WMAL CBS-ll.Salt Lab Cil, Tl btrnltle o.olr ucI Nor ..", .n Qu.rt.t; Karl Schu t l~ Diffttinc HBC-ll.Calholit Hou r, R.,.. Dr. Fullon ,J, NB C-no. SaJl:odeera, m. lt donlll b,tnt_ OrIan: WHAC Wip Orch"tra: WEAF WUT WGY IVCS H WEE I ShHn ; WEA r WEEI WCSH WUT WGY tal Trio: WEAr WGY WRC NBC-eaby Rose Marit, tonp: W/Z WBZ WBZA. WRe WRVA WRC WCAU-Tod.y'l Prosnml WBAL KDKA WHAM WMAL HBC-J a~ Garber'. Or ches tr a WJl WBAl HBC-SymphOllY Con.CffI Or~ h " l rI; Harold 8:43 A..M.. WCAlJ-Ben Gl'ftnblut, pia .. ill WBZ lVaZA KOKA WHAM W~tAl Bautr, pian ill ; InlY Doh ...... , (Unl ton· CBS-Th. Radio Spotli,bt : WABe WGY-Thrtt Scboolmaid. WHAC-francis 1. Cron in al Ih. to~sol e duclor: WJZ WBZ WB lA WHAM WBAL WCAU-ll.Prophctic Ttltimon ), WRVA-ll.Watch Towt. pfOOI ...... WOR-Paulin, AI""rl. The Whirlwind Planl.1 WLW KDIU WMAL WNAC-NI'WI Fla. htl; Wea tbu Reporq 1%:30 P.M. 3:45 PM. CaS-A,ound lhe LonlOle W,P 9:00 AX NBC-Q,,;venity 01 Otic" o Round T.ble ()b. WCAU-Drlt) 0 1 • Newspa "". Mu WNAC_New. Sorvic. : Wa-thor Forten! NBC-Muic... Typici Orched ,.: WEAF WGT eusslOll; Currenl Topiu: WEAF WCY WED WHAC-La"" Tho. nlo.. , lenor WOR-Un cl. Don WRe WRe WOR-Madame OI ~l n oVl, g ••photo ,ill S:IS P.M CBS-Sunday MorninA: It Au nt Sun nt: WABC CBS-Tilo Guizar. \enOl': WABC WHAC WORC "/10 P.!'!I. WHAC-TIl . .... ru sldt.. WCAU WJAS WJSV WOKO WAAB W/SV WLBZ WCAU HB C- Loo k in~ Owe. Iht WH k: Jobn B. Kenned,: 6:30 P.I'tL NBC-Childr.n's Hou r, mU litli "'rit l)': W/Z NBC-Rtdio Cily Conc ~ rl; Sympbony Orch"lr'; WEAF WUT WEEI WBA L WHA M WM AL KDKA o.o",s and Soloist" WJZ WBAL KDKA HBC-Albe.t Payson Ttrh.me. dog drama: WJZ CBS- ~ n\llLn Ed MoCon n. U: WABt WCAU WCSH-Thi.tHn Clul • WBZ WBZA WHAM WMAL KDKA WBZ WBZA WH AM WeAL WMAl WORe " /SV WJAS WNAC-aouquet 01 M.morln WCSH-ll.Chri. lian Sc:ienoe PrOfl:ram Coughlin Ht l.-Rew. Fath• • Ch ad .. E. Coughlin : NBC-our Amctiun Sc:hools: ,peak." WEA,. WOR-The New Poelr), ; A. M. SullivlII; WLiT WCV WHC 9:30 A.~I. Kimball WCAU WNAC WOR WOKO WJAS WORC Flaccu, . nd Gorald Roft ~ r)', IUnts WCSH -Studio l"O!Iram NBC-ll.Oollte. Bt il i. ",cr.d mUlle: WEAr WL8l 12:45 P.!'!!. WCSH-Sludio PrOf].ram WEEI-Sludio l'rOl("'" IVGY WRe WNAC-Goorgl lI ink le and A.lhur Andnson l WNAC-CODcert Mu.iult CBS-MadilOn Ensemble: WABC WCAU WHAC WGV-Carmelo Cu do, Plan"t 9:45 A.M. WOKO WIAS 4:15 P.M. "SltHI 01 Drums" WCSH-Mu . i~a] Program WOR-Slu.ho I'.ollram N8C-Aldt n &!k in .. blSl·baritOnll WEAl' WGY NBC-Dion K.nnedy, orlan;1t: WJZ KDKA WJSV-Did You Know Th at' WRVA-ll.Wa!(hlowtr !'rOCl ra", WRC NBC-Johnny and Vee' WEAF WEEr WeSH WUT-U. of Chicago Round Tabl •• dilCulllon WCY WUT WRC 6:45 I'.nt . 10:00 AM. 1:00 PoM. HBC-ll.Thl Radio Pulpi l ; Dr. S. Park. Cad­ WBAL-ll. Wuchtowor Prol tam CBS-Fam ,l) rhu ttt. Ac\ I ; Lea n ano May. NBC-Road 10 Romany ; G)'pIY Mulk:: WE.U' WBZ·WBZA-FI1. inaling Fad , f,eld; hm~ s Mohon . "d Orcht!t .. : WABC man, Illk: WEA F WGl' WRC WCY WEE! WRC CBS-ll.Church 01 th. Air : WABC WOKO wn WHAM-Sludio P'oo.; . am WJAS WDRe IYO KO WNAC Wl Bl WCAU WO Re W/AS W/SV Wip WAAB WLBZ 4:30 P.l\L "lH -fh~ FI"l1. r. tt f> F,,,.. ~ .. te .. Inll 8rll, Pa ynl. wesll WEEI NaC-Sou thland Skelch" ; SOutha'nai..... 111m NBC-The H ""v~ . Sonlinols, toncert; Ed.... ard qua.let; voul IOloisu: WJZ WBZ WBZA Davit l. b .rito~t; Chicago A C ap" l1~ Choi• . WJSV-Str.ckland Gillilan KOKA WBA l WHAM WMU WHAT WOULD orch" I" diro<:ti"" Jmeph Koestner : WEAf WOR - T.lk on Lolltty Bill Con!. Ed. A. Kt!a. WCAU-Muio d. Cam!». It nor; £ric W~ WEEI WCS H WGY WFI WR C .., 1:00 p .nL or~anill HBC-Prin«n Pal Play .... dramalic . btch WNAC-ll.The Wllcblo.. a' Procl'llm W/Z WB Z WBZA WeAL WH AM KDKA "'BC-Cou rl 01 Human R.lau"".. d""'1 WEAl WRVA-Lts""", In U vinL Dr. Dou, l.. S. n... $5,000.00 W~tAL . WG Y IVCS Il WR C 4 :4li P.M. CBS-Tho Mar. 8 rother ... Groucho Ind Chico , ... Freddit Marl;n's O. ch",,": WABC \YNAC 10 :15 A.BIL CBS-AlLlusll Golf Tournamenl : WABe WJSV IN CASH 5:00 P .AL WDRe WCAU W/SV WJ AS IYOKO WLBZ WCSH-MulluJ Pl'O!I:ram NBC- Ted IYHms' Orchntn: Efttm Zimbali.t, WHAC-U ~ tl. Bob Houl hton, thlldrtA', prop.. NBC-To be announced: WEAF WEEI WCSH 10 :30 A.M. WGY wn WRC violinist, ~uc'1 Sll': WJZ WBAL \\' BZ MEAN TO YOU? WD lA KDK A WlW WHAM WR VA WIIA1. NBC-The C.rden of TomorrO'll' ; E. 1.. D. s.,.. CBS-R..... I nd Drums. draml tiAtio,,: WABC mou r ; Orobu l.. Dirtetion. Fra.nlr. i'bttno: WAAB W/AS W/SV WEE'-~bnh a n a n Metry -~ o · ro"nn WI::A F WCV WeSH WEEI WllT WRC WFI HBC-ll.Nationll V.. .,.. .. , Dr. Har., Em"..... WOR-The Milban Strine Trio CBS-Molody I'u-.de· WOKO WORC WCAU See Last Page FOIdiek, tatk : WJZ WBAl WBZ WBlA '7 :15 PoM. WJA S WL 8 l W/SV WHAM KOKA WMAl WOR-Comtdy Sta .. 0 1 HoU y.. ood Radio Guide 13 (sUNDAY CONTINUED) 7:30 P.I\L CBs-Family Thule'; Act II; Guest Star: WADC WDRC WOKO WJAS WNAC WLB l WCAU NBC-Joe Penner, comedian; Harriet Hi!!iard, vocalist; Ouie Nelson'. Orch"'r.: WJZ PLUMS AND PRUNES WBAI. WBl WBZA KDKA WLW WRVA burbanites, 100 per cent of the set ownen WHAM WMAL tune in during those hours. WEEI--(;arden Talk By Evans plummer WJSV-I'ick and Pat Birtbdays are scarce the last twa weeks WOR-The Bible Camera, Stoke. Lott; orilin HAT would you do if a million dol­ of March. lIowever, Paul Wbitiman ral­ music lars were suddenly dumped in your lies to the cause, tn/b his party set for 7:45 PJ\l. W lap? Satellites of the Chicago net­ Marcb 28. fvidently providence felt that CBS-Virginia Baku with Havens and lIarl : WIP work studios were given-not Ihe million Paul would be big enough to take carl of HBC-W ~ndeH Hall, songo anll ukeJ.Ie: WEAl -but thi~ question to worry over. and two weeks-all by himself. WLiT WCSI! WGY WRC here are the solutions. CBS-Rin Tm Tin Thriller: WABC WNAC WCAU 5milin' Ed McConnell: "I'd put every WJSV WJAS PRUNES to the czaristic musikers' WOR-Vera Hro.hky and Harnld Triggs, piano duo dollar into paid up insurance. annuities guild of the Windy City which has barred 8:00 P.M. and government bonds .. , wouldn't "Melodies of Yesttrday" as a sustaining CBS-Evening in Piris: Milton Wat..,n, lenor; change my mode of living . , . would program. This Sosnik-buil t show had 110 Katherine Carrington, soprano; Claire ~I a d· probably give half of it away to unfor­ commercial angles, yet Mr. Petrillo, the g~tte; Nat Shilkret'. Orelleotra; Andre Ba. tunates-as I do now with my salary:' union boss, seemed 10 scent one. What ruch, M. c.: WABe WOKO WNAC WCAU Phil Baker: ''I'd kiss Bottle, kill Beetle to do? . . . At the other network they are WJSV WJAS calling him. 'The Wise Man," but one NBC-~..ddl e C~n! nr, comtdian; Rubinofr. Orch ••• and promptly faint. After being revived Ira: WEAF WCSH WLW WGY WTlC WRV! by Mabel Albertson, I'd di~laim respon­ hearing will conllince you that the new WLIT WBZ WBlA WRC sibility for all my acts, hop a boat with NBC show resembles a mixture of Co­ NBC-Berri lIardt's Band: WJZ WBAL WIIAM wife Peggy, and after reaching the Fiji lumbia's Tony IVons and the Voice of KDKA-Wu!htr: Sports Reporu Islands, would go stark native, ' , Say, Experience . . , , Originality...• This may WEEI-The Jenny Cnnc.rt are you nuts?" sound like a Chamber of u,mmerce WOR-MeloooscQPe; Conductors Williard Robi· Harry (Bottle) McNaughton: "I'd give speech. but Charles Lyol!, the Chi mike­ son. Geo". Shackley, Merle Jnhn..,n: Vocal. man, was drafted by plane to New York isis half of it to Baker, maybe, or Mae West 8:15 PJ\J. , .. keep working in radio, hire six chauf­ to aid the ailing Musical Airsbip bill which only recently was filched from the KDKA-O.oot Ni~hl feurs and buy a stable of fine saddle WMAL-Btrll Hard t's Balld horses." midwestern metropolis by Radio City. 8:30 P.M. Doesn't New York have any natural CBS-Fr«l Warin(. Orch",tr.: WABC WORC Gene ATIlold: "Not quit radio, but I'd sounding announcers? WOKO IVCAU WJSV WNAC WJAS WLBl probably be so hard to get al ong with WHAM-TwiJillht Inle.l~de that I wouldn't last long." 9:00 P.I\L Virgiuia (Helen Trent) Clark: "Invest NBC-Manhattan Merry.Go-Round; Tamara. Rus· the principal soundly, set my son's and s;all blues .ing.. ; David Ptcey; Men About my lives fo r comfortable living. My Town: OrCht.IU: WEAF WTIC WCY WF! charities would not be to organizations, HA RO LD BAUER WRC Tht distinguished ~i ~nist. will be guen artist CBS-The Seven Slar Rn-ut; Nillo Marlini, for I'd derive too much pleasure in pick­ Erlln Rapee', Orchestra, Jane Froman, TN ing the individuals and sharing my hap­ on lhe CJdiJiac Hour concert, Sund~y, Husillg, C!u Cluh: WABC WOKO WNAC piness." Mlrch 25, Jt 6 p. m, EST, over an NBC· WORe WCAU WJSV WJAS Carlos Molina: "I would spend it for WJZ network NBC--(;eorge M. Cohan, guest slar; The Revele" one fille violin and a trusty guard who TURN YOUR Quartet; AI Goodman's Orchestra: WJZ would keep it from becoming broken.H DIAL TO WHAL WBZ WBZA WRVA WLW KDKA (Poor Carlos just had his fourth priceless Relln: "Find young couples an'd help WHAM WMAL fiddle, a $[2,(0) one, smashed.) them get started right , , , establish an WCSH-Kalhadin Mountaineers endowment to buy Clarence a gardenia WEEI-Fur Program Bob (Rin Tin Tin ThriUers l White: each morning." .Gent!)#=;; WOR--()rgan Rn-eries; Elsie Thnmpson; re.din~s. "Here's my budget: $4O,OCXl to annuities, Larry Reilly $20,OOJ to my parents and $25,OOJ to buy Old Man Plummer: "Buyout RADIO C 1fl --tlllU-- 9:30 PM. them a home, $15,000 for a 'round-the­ GUIDE and retire Martin Porter to the pas­ d NBC-American Alhum of Familiar Musi. ; Frank world cruise with wife and sons, $50,OOJ ture, the poor old lug." 't:he high spot in musical MUlln, tellnr; Virginia Rn, SOprann; Ohmn in trust for each of the two boys, $50,- entertainment. alld Ardell; Bertulld H; ..th, violinist: Con­ After lakinlr .. Ibten !\Irs. CtTt Orchestra: WEAF WEEI \VeS" WFI 000 for our home, $;,000 for riding horses. plulllfuI to WCY WRVA WRC $10,000 fcir cars, $100,000 in trust shares. Bing Crosby (Dlx.ie Lee) rrac:ing Ben NAT SHILKRET and ~i. NBC-Walt. , Winchll: WJZ \VBAL WBZ another equal amount to lose producing Bernie's first west coaster. U's easy to In.ernolionally fa ..a •• ",<~e",~, llli~i1i~ WSZA KOKA WLW WHAM WMAL my own plays, and ditto devoted to a see wbere Bin, learned to sing the waJ' MILTON WATSON,!{Inor, G ild WOR-IIar,y H. Balkin, character analyst home for bad actors, to keep them away he does .•• Tbe old copyeat! KATHERINE CARR1NGTON,Soprono 9:45 P,M. from radio." NBC-Nat Shilkrtt'. OrcheSlra: \VJZ \VBAL Vic, Sade and Rusb. First, Vic: KDKA WHAM WBl WS lA WIdAL CLAIRE MAJETTE, Fo'",erty of t·O""". 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Monday, March 26 HIGH SPOT SELECTIONS FOR THE DAY

10 :45 A.M, 3:00 p. m.-Rldlo e ui ld: George S. Kl ufm,"', . nd Edn" rtrber'. "Old M"n Mini tk": MORNING NBC-.Jack and Loretta Clemcn" ,",n!s: WJ Z NBC·WJZ nelwork. CBS-W.II Osborne', Orchestra , Pedro IJe Cor ':00 A.At. rIoba, pbilowpber: \vABC WO RC w eAU 7:30p. m.-Mu.it It ~ Ger.hwin: Geo lge Gtrshw in in peu on wilh lou k " tzman's onht•• CBs-on tb, Air Toda,: WABC WOKO WN AC WJ AS Ir,,: NBC ·WJZ nelwork. NBC-or,... RhapSOdy, Richard Leibut. orp allll NBC-Preu·Rodio Bur.. " Ntw., WBAL WB Z 8 :30 p.m.-Bing Crosby: Mins Brolhers . nd J immy Griu's an llt.I. ,,: CB S·WABt nel_rt.. WEAf wn WCSII WBZA WHAM WMAL 8 :30 p. m.-Rlthlrd Croaks, t.nor; William Ol lf s archtslra: N8 C-WEAr nftwark . CaS-Salon Musicalt: WCAU E. T.-School of Cookery: WEEI WGY NBC-.c.Morning 1H"Oliono; Soloist! : WJZ 9:00 p. m.-N1lnstrtl Show ; Gt nt Arn ol d; J oe Parsons, blssa: M.plt C i t~ rour qUlrt.l: KOKA-Sammy Fuller Hury Kogen , h nd d'rtclor: NBC ·WJZ network. WBAL WB Z WaZA K OKA WRC WJ SV-Geot ~t e w . rt , or,.nlsl W [ [I-~I ornjng Train Catcher 10:50 A.M, 9:30 p. m.-E ~ l u prt" nt5 T h ~ Big Show: Ernt. 1 Truex, H ,nrl~t11 Schumann, Gertrude WGY- Musica l Clock NBC-Mu.ical Ori!in.liti.. ; Dick TH II, lenor : NiHen, Ern o R l ~t '. orehnlr,, : CBS ·WABC ntlwork. WHAM-Kindly Tholl, btl 9 :30 p. m.-Shlp 01 J ay; Sop hie Bra.lau. gulOt lttlst; Capllin Oobhit: NBC ·WEA F ntlwark. WJSV-lbe Sun Dill, Arlhur Godfrey WBAL WIIAM WMAL J1 :ot A..M. 10:OO p.m.-Cn n,lion Conltnltd Hau r : Morgln Easlm.n's archH ltl : NBC·WEAr netwo rk. WHAC- Shoppinl Around I~ Towil WOR-P'Oir.m Ru... m. MBC-H..... o. Mem...... U =- Hawl a.ad 10 :30 p. m.-PrHtnlln, Muk W"rnow , Conn lt Gaits, Melodun QUirttl : CBS·WABC network. WEAr WU T WGY WRe .:&5 AM. CB5-C"ookJn,l; ( IOHups. Mar, Elli. Am .. : WASC WOk O WNAe WORC WJ AS WJSV WCAU CBS--Soloa Muslc"Mo: WABC WNAC-Th, Shopper's E.-chann WOR-Dail y Product Reporle. NBC-Th ~ Wife Sav .. : Allin Prescott: WJZ HBC-Radio Guiloi: Dramatic Skdcb : WJZ WaAl WII AM WBZ WaZA WOR-Gl'Orlt Shackley. Dr,.niot WBA L KOKA WMAL ':10 ".M. E. T.--School of Cookery: WCSII WRVA 12:35 WBZ ·WBZA_ Ye Old, lea Shn"~ WO R-AI Woods. 1(1111" and pa tte' P.M. k DK A-Unclt Tom .nd Betty WE EI-Farnoert Produce Market n eporl WCAU-Prn,·lladio Bur.au, New. WEEI-Twtnly .·' n(ttS 01 lI arh,ony (NBCI 8:15 A.M. WEEI-F.iendly Kitchtn Prot; ram 12:45 P.I'Il. NBC- On" lI all Trio: WJl WBA L WHAM WOR - Nell Vinick. bt.u.y !Ilk WHAM-(:h·de ~1 6tH concert pianist KOKA-Tommy and Sherlock 11:15 A.M. CBS-Emo ry OeutKh'. Orch"tra: WABC WAAB WOR-Eli.. to.lh MeSh"•• u h,on. WMS W8Z·W8ZA-Oukc Inwey'l Hickory Nu t. NBC- U. S. fII,vJ a.nd: IVCS II WEEI 3: 15 P .M. WC SH-.Q.M",oing Doovollonl KOKA-llo)'d ll"ntlty'. OrChest ra CB5-One Qu.rt~r Iiour in ThrH Qu.rtcr Time: WEEI-A Bn of Th" .nd A Bn of That CBS-The Captlval ..... WAD( W[ [l-C.rolin. Cabot', Shoppin, Se",,« IYABC IVJAS WORC IVJ SY weAU WOKO 12:55 P.M. NBC-Ray Heath.rlon baritone; WEA F W':£I WRC-Qrgan Rhapsody (NBC) WNAe WlBZ WRC ' E. T •...... ()hm.n Ind Ardtn: Thc World', Motl B: 30 • .M. NBC-Si .. ~inl Strin ... 'Irine .n ...... blt : WJZ CBS-The Vain Of Ex"""",,,,, WOKO WORe NBC-(:bH.io. ;nopintio".] lalll: Music: WEAr WBAL \\ BZ WBZA WM4L KDKA Bt.utiful W,IUts: WO R WCAU WJ SV WNAe WIP IY l Bl WCY WEEt wesil WFf WRC WHAM-Tom GricrlOn. orlanin 1:00 P,M. WBZ ·WBZA_Ibrry ::.th)·de. mnH n l~r O. f(' HB C-Rhythm Rambler .. d.nce erchH tr.: Edna WHAM-AmonJ My Sounai.. WCAU-Harold Kn"ht's Orchestra 3:30 P.IIl. WOR-)hrlha M.nn;1I1 Odoll. contralto: WJZ WBA L KDKA WMAL WCSH-Studio Prot;um CBS-U 3 Mann. B... d WABC WOKO WNAC 8:45 A.M. WBZ·WBZA-Mclropoliun 5111' Sho" WGY-AlbaIlY on l'arMe WHAM-Home B"rnu Till. WJSV-AIt,rnoon Rhythm. WORe WCAU WJA~ \\·JSV WlBZ WCAU-Sam .I oo~. "'« tinl WOR-Xcws in t h~ World 01 Women WOR- Or. WYllne's Uullh T.lk NBC-W om~n', Rldin Rt,it.. ; OrehHU.; Solo- WHAM-Lno Whil~. orzanilt (NBC) 151: WEAF weSI! w n WGY WEEI WRC WRVA- l ux ur, flddl~" 1:05 PJ\I . WOR-Sherman KHnt'. Orchtltra 11:45 A.M. WBZ ·WBZA-llome Foru." ClIOk. ne Sch_ 9:00 A.M. WOR-Ne", J trHy CI"b Won,cn'. llour: " Ea· WOR --Garrlen Ftr.ilizers, .alk by H. R. Co. CBS-KHnan . nd Phillips: WABe WORe WJ AS light.ned Nationalism" HBC-Mornin, Glo.in; D.lltt Orcheslra: WF.AI! WJSV WlBZ \VIP S:45 r .M WlIT WCSH NBC-Rhythm Ramblcrs: WBZ WBZA WHAM 1: 15 P./lt . WHAM-The R.mbleu HBC_artakfa.I Club , Oantt OnhH lra: WJZ KOKA-Ella Grauhart NBC-r.mer50n Gill', Orcht.Ira: \\'EA F WCS I! WOR-Walt. Ti n" WaAL KOKA WCAU-Irtot ThomlOn, IOlois t; Orcbest .. WEEI WFI WRe CBS-Andy Arun: Th rH Natura!.: WABe WHAC-flve Minute StOl'in l Nlrn Rul Lile WCAU~harlel Nt,,·ton, marimba; Robert ~bck, 4:00 P./ll WOKO WN AC WDRC weAU WJAS WLBZ WOR-Walttr Ahrtn ... barito ... ; Ore ....tr l baritone: Dorothea Fox, harpist NBC-Htadlin" in Son,; Henry Nuly narrator : WBZ·W8ZA-Sboppinl Nrq, Yi"';nia at. WJSV--Geor.e lI all'. O.. hesll. 'CBSI Soloi.t: WEA F WCS II IVGY WRC' WE£.~Ibn Inotitul. 1:%0 P.M. CB S-Bill ""(!{in'. fOnes: WABC WDRC WJA S WG V- )Iusieal I'ro!:ram AFTERNOON WOR-Musical RU"t; Byron 1I01id.y, ...Ioi.t WJSV WNAC \V IP \\'lBZ WHAM-To·.. '~ r Clock PTOIr.m 1%:00 Noon 1:30 P J\I . NBC-e.,,) In" Bob d""'atic , htch wJZ WJSY-Woman'. Hour NBC- Arlene J lck50n, IOnK' ; PollOCk .nd Lawn· NBC-Funcu C. Ilealey I"te,views: WEAF wn WBAl WBZ \V BlA KOKA WHAM W,\lAl WOR-"Our Childrtn," wi th Mary Old. ; Ed ..ard WC AU- U.. ,ver\ll A,'"' ' R ~Clu l Nt ll. Jr.. barilont: Geor.e Sh. ~ k lu, or,ln;, 1 kunt. pi ano duo: WEA F WEEI WCS H WGY CBS-;\Ij,cha R.q'''lky'. E" ...mbl.: WAlK WRC WOK O WNAC w une WJAS WJ SV \V eAL· W EE I-N~w , F'l,.. h •• ; S' ""k Quoll tion. 9:15 A.M, CB S-Th. Voice 01 E ~pe r i t n ce: WABC WNAC WLBZ WOR_Dr. H. I SIr~n'llutg.,,: "Tht lI ealthy IIIBC_Landt Trio .nd Whit., IO"~' . nd eomtdyl WDRC W( AU WJ AS WJ SV NB C_ Vic .nd Sadt ' . ~ I e h WJZ WBAl WBt Skin Club" WRVA_Forum WE,U' WLlT w eslI WC Y WEEI WRC NB C-~I" .iul Varictie.: Morin Si.lou; The \vBZA KDKA WMA L CBS-)hdi$OD u,Hmbl«: WABe WDRC was Namtless Qu arltt: WJ Z WBAl KDKA NBC-orlando·, Con«rt EnHnlble: WeSH WGY 4; 15 P.M. WNAe WI)KO WI P 1Y LBZ WBZ · WBZA-Y.~ E. nHI Bt... lort WEEI-R ••dml ertel. NBC-Jo/In Mart,n .•Iori": IYEAF WeSll WGY WCAU-Wo.ds .nd Mu sic W HAM-A~r;"ult"ral Forum WHAM-Sdt_ of Iht An w.e WHAM-Brc.kfa.t Club (NBC) WO R-Th" Crafl 01 Glove·Makin!, 101 ". F. Pen. WOR-Bido Oudlty, Thultr aub tII lh, All CBS-Library 01 eOnlrotM Mu';"": WABe WOR-Morninl Musieale tecost Phillip. WR"A-I.h.h, Rc""rt. WNAC WDRC WJSV WJP WLB Z WJ AS 9:30 A.M. WRVA-Art Bro ...... o ...... i, . 1:45 P.M. NB C-Platt and Nier",an. piano d" o: WJZ \Y BAL III BC-Bradley Kinc.id. th t M.... ntala Boy, toII(I: 12:15 P.M. NBC-orlando'. Concert E"",mble : WEAF WR C "DKA Wll AM wnz WRl A WM"l WEAF WC SH WCY WR C NB C-J o hn n~ ~b r ~in, lOngs: WEAF WEEI WRe NBC-lbrv",1 of So,,~: M.rrit Mon , ma lt quar· W E E I -re d~r.!iQh of M".i. Clu b! CBS-Metropolitan Paradt, WABe WORe CBS-B.. ny Bl rthtll. .onlt"' WABe WOKO leI; irma Glen. or.... "i.l: WJZ WBAl WM AL WOR-Thp Vi,.ini.ns. ",.1, quart~ 1 WJA 5: WHAC WOKO WOR C WCA UWJ SV WLBZ CB5-;\liuha R',I;inskY·1 EnHmhlt: Wll' t :30 P.M. HBC-Mu!kal Var;"ti.,: WII AM WM AL KDKA-LJoyd Hunl:ty's Orcht.lra HBC-Bre.kfa51 Club: WBZ WBZA HBC-.\I .. ntrv,Ci! WBZ WBZA W~ I Al WBAl-<:hick Lan o WCAU-Emily We~",.n WEEI- Shoppin, ~ r viu; J eAo Abbt7 NBC-Roxanne lVaIl.et. Orchtstra. IlGAF WBZ·WBZA- Wratbtr, hr• • ForulII WOR-Show Boal Bo~ ,",,,u: WTIC WCS H WG Y WEE I 9:45 AJ\t, WCSH-Farm n .shn WRVA-S"n,hine Pr~am NBC-flor.nda Tria: WEA F WCSH wn WED WGV-Skip, Step .nd Ihppi."., .kdch 2:00 P.I'Il. CBS-library of Con,rc.. Musicalt: WOKO WRe WNAC-Ne,,·. and Weith., WCAU -Doo: Til. by AU Otlmonl NBC- The Rnolvinl SI'le: WEA F WEEI IVLIT WHAM-R•• ital CBS- ~ l elrOJXIli ll n Parade: WCAU WLBZ WOR-Your Child. D •• Ell.in~ Elm ore \1' IlC KDKA-Piano, Minule Mlnnt" WOR - Byro" Holiday . • 010i, I ; Leo Fr .u d ~r.' . 12:20 P.M CBS-A"" l ca l . , .he Oru n . WABC WOKI ' Orchestra WBAl-ShoppinJ with Nancy Tura ~r WOR- Mu sical P'ORram WDIlC WJ AS WJSV WIP IVlBZ WGY-Martha and lIal 12:25 P.M NBC-Xaviu eu~at', Orch ..lr . : IVJZ KOKA 4:45 P./ll. WOR - Phil Harri.' Orch"t,. WCSH-Stocko; Wuth" WBZ WBZA WBAL WItA M IVMAI. NBC-T h~ Lu" .'1UI 0 00 •. children'. ".otrallli 9:55 A.l\{, WHAM-Atricultural Forum WCAU-Oancapators WEAF WE£I WCSII WllT WRC NBC_Press·Radio Bureau, N.... ·,: WJ Z WOR-" M'lIult M.nn... . " M •• J . S. R. ill) WC SH-Lura Th",,, .. Brown WCAU --Charl,~ G.," •• ()'~hu"a 10:00 A.M. 12:30 P'!\l . WC;Y- Laurtn BtU. b.rilo... WGY-Stock He",,'IJ WHAM- ~' ew. r luht> HBC-Jouphine Giboon, II OSIHI CounHI: WJZ CB S-Gossip Bt hind Iht Micropho .. e: WA Be WNA C- S""tfitht Mun ..;pal AIf.i" waz WBZA WBAl KO KA WIIAM WMA L NBC -Natlona' f arm .nd lIome Hour, ( ut .. WOR-Or Arlbur r rank ".ynt. Tht P.vcholoe,., 5 :0(1 P .M . NBC-BrH" .nd dt ROH. voc.1 .nd iMtrumentll opoake .. ; Walter Bbufll'" Homtsteade .. · Sav. NBC-leo Zol:o', Oreh.",a WEA F wes ll WTIC duo: WEAF wesli WEEI wn WRC WJZ WBAI. IVBl WBlA WIIA M WMAL W R VA~ookinl School WRC WG'II - lluk " Hne and hi, Gan, CBS-Emery Oeulsch'. Orchestra : WOKO WJ SV 2:15 P.M. CB S-Sk,P!'} ehild'~n" ~k.'ch WABe WOKO WNAC-Buddy Cl ark. ,olollt WlI' WlBl CBS-Romance Qf II. l.n Trtnl . WAllC IVCA U W,\ ,\B wnne WCAU WJSV WJA S WOR-Allred W. MeCann Purt Food lIou r NB C-Rex Batlle'l Concert En 5tmbl~ : WEA f WCSH- ~ I usica l PrQllr.", NBC-Y""r lIeallh .•alk, WJZ WBAL WII AM INGY-lIou ...hold ChI .. 10:15 A.M . WeSH K[.KA-Market Rel>ort. KDKA-SI~1f: Show, Marktts WNAC-A nn Leaf .1 Ih~ (l.un ' CBS) NB Z v.. BZA_ A~:""h" .. 1 II.rkloll HBC-.\lornin. Parade. Variety Musicale: WEAf WCAU-The Noon time .. WOR --Colle,f Ina (o"",dies WEE I-l-'hil Sal'ml" pi .....' WE£I WCSJI WF! wne WEEI-Produce Markel Report 2:30 P .1'1. iNC; Y- Thru &h""ln.a',I. CBS-Bill .nd Ginltr, IOnls .nd ~ tt e1" WABC WeV- Farm Prot;ram NBC-Smack Out, cnmody duo: WJZ WHAM WHAC-flv. O'Clock Rovue WOKO WNAe WCA U WJAS WJSV \VaA L WM AL WR VA-K.ty Bo5o:h.r '\O ... "r"5 IIBC~ larl l" 'n' Em, WJ Z WBAL WBZ ~ BS- Atn ..,ca n ::.thool 01 I h~ All WA D( WOKu 5:15 P.1I1. 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NBC-Moen;,,_ DevOI;(IO I : wn WBAL KDKA N8C- Sin ( in ~ SIring", WJZ W.'tIAL 9:00 p. m.-Btn Btrnit and his Blut Ribhon Air Cnino: NBC-WEA F network. \\,8Z \VBZA WRC WBI.WBZA-Piano Etchin," Doris Tirr~1 1 9:15 p. m.-Ruth Etling : Ted Huslng: Johnny Creen's orchestra: CBS.WABC nttwork. WEEI-Momin! TTlio Ca'chu WHAM-Nuu ~rvice 9 :30 p. m,-Minnupoli. Symphony orchUlra: Eugtnt Ormlndy. condudlng: CBS-WABC. Wc;.V-Mul ical Clock 10:55 A.M. 10:00 p. m.-Ray Perkin. (omtdian; Galt Pagt Ind orchutri: NBC -WJZ nt".ork. WHAM-Kmdly Thou ~ hll WHAM-Singin!{ Strinu (NBCI WJSV-The Sun Dial Arthur Godlrt,. 10:00 p. m.-GI,n Griy', ortheslra; Colon.1 Sioopnall, and Budd; Connie Boswell. Yocal­ WNIoC-Shoppin! Around the Tow" 11:90 A.M. i$l: CBS-WABC ntlwork. WOR-P,O/;ram RH um. CBS-MI., Lft Taylo. k.lch" lalks \VJSV 8:05 A.M. HBC-Pil no Rtntal: WEA.· WTIC WCSII WRC caS-s.loo Mllsinl. WABC CBS-The Frivolitin: \vABC WNAC WCAU NBC-Pappy, Eu., Z~ke and Ellon. ".IiIMII; ... : 1%:45 P.M. NBC-Rochester Ci"ie OrdlHI.. ; GUf F.a_ 8:10 A.M. Ulrrison conductor ' WJZ KOKA WBAL WOR-AI Woods. 50n u and I"-ttl' WIZ WBAL KDKA WBZ WBZA WMAL C8 s-G~ ll: t Sehffban'. Ru n l.n Gypty Orcht. WBZ WBZA WHAM W~IAL .:15 A..!tl. NBC-Galax~ of SII,.: WGY WU1 Ira: WABC KOKA-Lloyd Huntlty'l Orche. tra WCAU-Barontn deCichiny, loprlno NBC-Oon lIall Trio: WJZ WBAL WHAM WEEI-~-r;~ndly Kilchen Progrlm WCAU-llojM! LeB ... Ito~rl': Womaa Looks.1 WEEI-Oel Cu'ill.o. 0'41n"r KDKA-Torn",y and Shrlork WHAM-Qrgln Program tht World WOR-The Ln,·. Ratkt l« r, Myrtl~ Bollad WBZ ·W BZA-Ouh Dowty's lIi~kol')' Nult WOR-M". J . S. Reilly" CommOIl Sen" Tllk WRVA-Art Brown. Of'!{lni, 1 WEEI-A Bit of Thi ••nd A Bil of That 3:15 P.M. WCSK-llMorninl Devotion. l!:55 P.M. WEEI-Cuoline Cabot '. S"(>pIlinl !Krne.! 11:15 A.M. NBC- Blu ~ Room Ech_ atrin, ensembl,: C85-C11lrm SecrCI.; Jtan MuriD. buul, ",. WDR~hman .nd Arclt:a.. "n.. World'i MOIl WEAF \VTIC WGV WRC .:30 A.M. thoril)': WNAC WCAU WJSV 8u utilul W.ltt... .. WCAU-\Vomen' s Club of Ibe Air HBC~HTio . In opirAtional lin. Ind mulier NBC-Your Child, Healtb Talk' WEAl WllC J :oo P.M . WOR-Qld Man Sunshine WEAF WEEl WCSIl WGY WFI WftC wnc WEEI WCSH WLiT WGY IVRC CBS-M l ri~ Ih ~ Little FrIDch Princes ... drama: 3:30 PM. NBC-I.... Whitlt, o'onil' : WJZ WSAl. KOM CBS-Th ~ FrivolitiH: WASC WABC WNAC WCAU WBZ WBlA WHAM NBC-" Whilher Brit.in!" Walltr Elliot, """abr : NBC-Mnrin Sille.... blrmon, trio : WIZ ~' BAL NBC-Markel Ind Wnlb .. Reports: WEAr WE,u' WGY WCSII WilC WEEI wn wac WOR-Mlrtha M.""io•. IIln talk WIIAM KOKA KDKA-F.. ", .nd 110m, Hour (N BC) 8:45 "'.M. CBS-G),ps)' Mu. ic Mahrl, Emery Deul.th, con. WBZ·WBZA-JJom~makin, lIinll WCSH-Lyman B. Chipmlll PrOlrlm ductin!!,: WAUC WOKO WNAC WCAU WJSV eBS-Slrll Moort'. Mott>!'" WADe WCAU WOR-Singine Apprecialion. Joseph RtCr.eu WGV-Albany On Paradt WORC WLBZ WJAS WOR-Don Ro ••, song. 11:S0 A.M. WHAM-Rot." Club. Iptlker WBZ ,WBZI.-lIom. forum Cookinl School 9:00 A_~ NBC-GII, P~ ' t, contrilto; frank HaWlrd, ttn· WOR-Dr. Wynne'. lIu llh T.lk WOR-Newark MUH um 1:05 P.M. MBC-Herman. E)'IopbOOt; Bant., plano: WE.fJ or; Kin ~'s J n le.. ; O",hntra : WLIT WGV 1:45 P.M. WOR-lolusical Rtlrut with Mildred Colt. Toni WLiT WCSH WGV HSC-I.u c ~l. Mune.... IOpruo: WE.U' WEEI' WOR-Sally and Sue CaS-Roulld TOWIIe" Quartet' WABC WOKO WCSII In~i" J . do: Town~ WNAC WJAS WDRC WLBZ CaS-Tnn, WODS ..;th KHnao and Pbinips. I:U P.M. 4:00 .roM. NBC-Ornkfaol Club; orcll ...lu: WJZ WBAr. Piano Ttll" , WA8C WNAC WCAU WIAS CBS-Joan Marrow, IUlUic: WABC WNAC WJSV cas-u. S. N",y Bud. pltriotic period, WOKO KOK.< WJ SV WOKO WDRC WJ AS WJAS WLSZ WORC WNAC WIP WISV W81-W BZA-Virginia Rude. talk NBC-U, S. M. rin, Bind ShUI· ln.Hoa,· WJZ NBC-Elllil Vell",o, orclnis!' WEAl' WEEf wnc NSC-Wnmtn'. Radio Rt"iew: WEAf' WCSH WCAU-Jtan Ab~y. lalk WBZ WBZA WBAL KDKA WIIAM WMAL WCSH WFI WGY WRC WEEl-{:loth~ s Institutt WOR-"Newi ill the World of Women". Gabritl WCAU- Hltold Knight', Ordllslr. CB S-Stage Relief Fund, .~ab'l': WABC WHAM-Tow .. Clock Program lIullc. I :SO PM. NB C-Btlty Ind Bob, dramallc 'ketch: WJZ WJSV-Woman', Hour 1l:t5 AoM. NBC-Franei~ C. linley, talk : WEAF WBAL WBZ WBZA KOKA WHAM WMAL WOR-Ed ...... N~1. ~r .. IOnll willi MII'J Oldl CBS-Larry Tate; orchest .. ' WOKO WCAU caS-Eros, Acel, Coa>td1 ' WABC WNAC W(AU WCAU-Around the Theiler wilh Pow~ta c..urallCl and Gtors. Shackloly WDRC WJSV WJAS WLBZ WIAS WE£I-Ntw. FLnhes; Stock Quotltloel, 9:15 A.M.. HBC-AI o...nlrd, lb. Miallm Waa: WEAr NBC-YlC Ind Sade, 'htch : WBAL WOR-Dr, H. L Stralldbllta: ..".. lIeallll, comed" wn Skin Club" MaC-~ndt Trio IUId WhItt_ IOftI:I and comed,: WEEI WCSH WBZ WBZA KOKA WMAL WEAl" WCSH WLiT WGY WEEI WRC CBS-Btn AII~y , Ie ...... : WABC NBC-Merle Jacob', Ordltlln: WCSII WCY 4:05 PoM. CaS-In the Luumbour~ Glrdtnl: WABC WlP WNAC-The M~lody S"Ktbtlrtl WEEI-Rtadinl Cirel. Ca5-U. S. NIY)' Bind: WABC WOKO WORC WJ,4.S WNAC WLDZ WOR-" I'trsona!ily Plul." Mlri, Hate WHAM-~hool of lb. Air 4:15 P.M. WCAU--Word, and Mu . ic WJSV-A.nerican Un iversily n, Nt" York Uol· NBC-Prthi.torie Gamt Trails, Clrl ClIUHO, a. WHAM-Breakfast Club (NBC) AFTERNOON Ircr. ily Debale plortr: WEAF WEEI WF I WCSII WRe WG'i WOR-Sherman Kunt'. Orchellr. WOR-Bide Dudlty, Thealer Cub 01 til. Air NBC-The Singinl Slr.nrer: WIZ WBl WBZA. 1!:00 Noon WRVA-Mnkct IttporlO WIIAM WMAL KDKA 9:S0 A.M. NBC-Pollock and La,,"huflt. piano IfllII: WEAr 1:45 P.M. WBAl-Yaritly Pr"l"am NB C-Br.dle, Ki ncaid. tht Mounlain Boy; hin. we, HBC-Merle Jacobs' Orehtltra: WEAF WTlC WNAC-Spotb,hlin, Modfno Educaliolr billy I0Il,.: WEAF WTIC WCSH WGV WEEI CBS-The Voice of ~ct: WABC WNAC CBS-Louil Panico', Orch ...tra: WABC WNAe v"OR-Frtddy F.rber and Edilh lIanchna .. nrWt)' WRe WDRC WCAU WJAS WJSV WJAS WDRC WlBZ WOKO WIP WJ SV u, KDKA-Style and Sboppinl ~nlic. NBC-l!.lnternllional Broad... 1 froM PoInd; HBC-Merry Mlcl, mal~ lrio; Cheri McKI,. """, f:3f PoM. Wal·WBZA-Brukfnt Dub, ordIntn (NBC) SIlK;.1 Easter Wtdt Sttvice ron,;slin~ of trlllo: WIZ WBAL WIt AM WMAL N8C-M.u sio MI~e: Rnth Lyon, aopnno; Ed".,.. WHAM-ToM Gritr5Ofl, ..... anbt Mass, of'!{an Ind cloo ..1 ";Olin,: \VJZ WBAL KDKA-Uoyd Huntler" Orehul .. Ou,tt, banton.; OrchHtf'l: WJZ WBAL WOR-"Smlrt Clotbn," Faohion Dialop. WIJAM WMAL KDKA WBZ ·WBIA-Safely Committo_ Orru MII,ie, WMAL 8:(5 A.M. HEN-Larrow Millin, P~ .. m: WCSII WEEI NBC-Horacio Zito', Orcheslra: WEAf' WGY WBZ·WBZA-Th. Monilor View. Ibt N-.. &r. Huhh lalk MaC-Anln Prl!'Kott, tbe Wife SlIVa': WEAl' WCAU-Bud Shays, IOn~s WEEJ wes" WTIC WEEI WCSII WRC nl Beaufort CBS-Bob Standi.h, baritont: WABC WOKO wn WOR-HarmODttrI WOR-Mildred Col~ . !IOloi51; orcbtlt.. CBS-The MlIter)' Cbd: WABC WAAB WCAU D:15 PM. %:to PM. WNAC WORC WJAS WJSV WLBZ Wlf' WJAS NBC-Mer., Madu,.; fred WIda:, trnor; "ormlll KDKA-Ne •• aqd Market. CB5--Connit G.bs, ICNIp: WABC WDRC WCAU KOKA-Ne..., Worl-A-D~ Thoasbl. Cloutier direo;lin, Or~hnlrl: WEAl WTlC WBI-WBlA-Health Clinic WGY-Martha and HI I WOKO WJSV WLBZ WAAB WCAU-'"Ibru Ih ~ LooIo:in, Glnl,." witll F ....c .. HBC-Johnny Marvia.. ttnor: WEAl' WEEI Wl1T WGV WRC WHAM-HOUKboId H""r wnc caS-Ann Leaf II tht Or!t;u: WABC WORC In( ram WHAC-Son, Album witb Walter Kidder, barilon. WLiT WEEI WIP Wl 8Z WJSV WOKO WHAM-Th~ Ramblu WOR-Tht Londy Co ..boy, Tu flttcb .. WSZ -WBlIo-W ~.t her ; Market Rt1IOrlt NBC-Mertdilh Wilhon', OrchHI .. : WIZ WBAL WOR-Studio Prlll"m 11:00 A.M. WCSH-FarID FI ..h .. ; Siock, lad Wtatu, , WBZ \vBZA WHAM WMAL .:015 P.M. NBC-Mornin!{ Parade; Varitty Mu.icale: WEAF WGY-Skip. SI~p and Hlppi'aa, lOll" KDKA-{:ongrcs. of Clubl CBS-Madi..,n EnHmblc: WOKO \VIP WEEI WCSII WRC WNAC-Ntw. and Wuth.. WCA U-{:ocoanut Islande .. NBC-Lady Nul Door, chlldnn', prOfT11il1 CBS-Bill and Ginger. PoJlUlar Sonn' WADC WOR-liulth Talk. Mu, icll Prognm WCSH-LuTl Thorn .. Bro ..n WEAr WEEI WliT WCSII WRC WOKO WAAD WORC WJAS WLBZ WCAU WRVA-Currenl Evtn1J WNAC-The Municipal Forum CBS-V, Happy Minstrel IUId nlll Band: WABC NaC-Edwlrd Mac\iugh, tbt Gos~l Sin ,~r; U:Z5 P.M. WOR-Or. Arthu. Frlllk P.y.... tIM Psyc:boloPat WNAC WDRC WCAU WJZ WBZ WBZA KDKA WBAL WMAL WOR-AI Wood" !IOnn and patter So" NBC-liar., 0-..,' OrdItstra: WJZ WBl WCY-H.nk Keont'. Glnl 1%:30 P.M. %:15 P.M. WBZA WBAL KOKA WNAC-M ~. l uJloo n f ood ..... 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NBC-T ... asure Chtlt: Howard Phillips. baritone: NBC-Nellie R.vtll II La~t inl...ncw. Gladyt NBC-Frad: U'El:lrd. ICNI," WJZ WBAL WIIAM Ml rtha L« Cole; l><>n Allen'. Ordltstn: S,,"rthout: WJZ WSZ WBZA WBAL WMAL CBs--<)n The Air Toni~hl: WABC WEAF WRC WFI WTIC WCSH WGY HB C-Voc. 1 SoIoisl : WEAF WRC CBS-The Dictltor.: WMS WORC was \VIP WHAM-Mra. Thrift, Buy .. WOULD BUY YOU A WGV-Union CoIItIc talk WOKO 10:35 AJ\L WHAM--Georr~ Garil, "'Ilni.1 KOKA-Kiddin Oub CB S-Mornin~ Moods: WABC WCAU W~AS FINE CAR. WHY NOT WOR-Party Lady. ulk WBI-W BlA-Th. Monlt... Vk1n doe Nnnl WDRC WJSV WNAC IVLBZ 2:55 P.M. Htary Edison W'dlilm. 10:45 A.M. WOR-Tht Hitm,b.. WCAU-Thdma KH,I~r .nd Orclontn CBS-Auden,y of Medicine; Dr, Samuel I. KII!)­ TRY TO WIN IT? S:OO PM. WGV-Th. Mu.ic Bo", (NBC) cllky, speaker; WASC WOKO WORC \vJAS NBC-Ma Perkins, drama: WEAr WCSIl WGY WJSV-Jeannt Bishop WISV WNAC See Last Page WF! WTIC WRC WRVA-{:e<:il and San, NBC-Pres. ·Radio Bureau, Hewl: wJZ \Vaz CB $--Mttropolitan Parlde: WABC WNAC WDRC 5::' PoM. WOZA WHAM WMAL WIAS WJSV WIP WLBZ WOIro CBS-The Diclalora: WABC WJST R a d i 0 G u i de 17 CTUESDAY CDNllfrlUE D) 7:30 P.M. MBC-Arltoe J ackson. blu!! IIn,l;tr; GrffII 5:25 P.M. Brothers' Novelty Onh.. tr., WEAr WCY WRVA-Au l1t PolI~anna WCSII WRe PEEPS into the STUDIOS 5 :30 P.M. CBS-Th. Serenaders; Paul Keast, buitont: HBC- NurHl")' Rhyme.. child"I1', lWOITI!II : WABe WORC WCAU W9KO WJAS WJSV I 8 p. m. Saturday. Aprtl 7, stattOn generatol rhe second skelch will bring WEAF WEE I WLiT WRC WEEI-A/ler Dinner Revue A WG Y will launch a half-hour program 10 listeners Ihe actual voice. now still ed CBs-..Jaa Arm.tflIn" All AlMricu 80,.: WLW-Meiody M'5ten dedIcated to Ihe memory of Charle5 for nine yea rs. 01 Steinmelz. II will be WASC WOKO WNAC WORC WOU WJ AS W N A C-Tru~ SlOries of tho Sea WO R- "Foollighl Echots'·: Jack Arlbur, barilone; Slemmeiz. eleclrical wizard. whose 69th broadcasl from hiS own device, known as WJSV birthday anniversary falls on April 9. the pallophototone. forerunnel of the NBC-Sinrinl Lady; nurHry flnllet, _ItS Ind Yerna o.born~. soprano; Veron i•• Winin .. The famous mathematician and genius process n,?w used ~or r~producing the Slori~s: WJ Z WBAL WBZ WBZA KOKA conlralto: Ma'J Mercker, IOPr~n o : Th' Cr". WHAM sadu. Quartel was fo r many years connected with the human votce In motion plclures. WC SH-5tudio Pr",ram WRVA- E".lvn Harn!-On. ",Ioisl General Eleclnc company. The program • • • WGY-Princtn Nacoomet. IViiwam Cub 7:4S P.M. will be diviued lIIto two feat ures. The KD KA CONTINUES 10 demonSlrate WOR- "Girl. I nd Boy. of Mlny Land .... MariO!! CB S-Bnake Cane' n .... WAse WN AC WOU first, entItled 'Steinmetz, Maket of its originalilY of programs, the lale5t ex­ Wan WJAS WJSV Lightning." wi ll deal with thai phase o f ample being ill ustrated in its handling of 5:40 P.M NBC-The Coldbe'!$. comod~ 'blcb: WEA r Wfl his research when he experimented WIth the " Evcnsollg Period." ThIS song-cyd e WRVA-Sporll hvie.. WEEI WCSH WGY WRC HBC--(Orao. and Eddie Albert: WJZ WMAL the "making" of lighlning, and will detail is heard each Tuesday, T hursday and Sat· 5 :45 P.M. the eventual conslru ction of his lightlllns urday at 6 :01 p. m. and features a guest CBs-{;ordon. Dovt and Bu"n~, aon~,: WABe KOK A- T.ue Stories of the Sea WOKO WORe WCAU WAIIB WJAS WBZ·WBlA-Bob Becker, Oo~ Storiel anis!. Each sll'ger is permi l1 ed to select NBC-Rex Cole', Mount.innr" WEA F WHAM-Manllaltan Serenade a Iheme meloUY by which he or she may WLW-Oanoe Orohe.tra WH A C ~" Ua C.mtrmall·' Should" NB C- Little Orphan AnnIe WJZ WBAL WBl WaR- Reo.! and Black Revue: Mule Joho ston', thereafter be idemified in a ll appearances WRVA-T... an of th~ Ape> WBZA KOKA WIt AM WM AL Orchest'a; Soloi.ts on the Piltsburgh sla tion programs. NBC-Tattered Man: WCSIl WG Y WEEI 8:00 P.M. WR VA-Concu' Orc~ e 'lr. WNAC-Sam Bi!!el', Orehest .. • • • CBS-Lmle J ack Liltle·. Orcht.tra: WABC 10:40 P~1 . 1'1·11:: 1-11 LLB I LL Y may be th e radio WOR -W~lte' Ahren •. baritone WNAC WJSV WORC WL BZ NB C-Hillbilly /loart llIrobs. dramatic , ketch ' NBC--Cnme Clue., myotery drama WJZ WBAL idol of the hour. but Bradley Kincaid WJ Z WBAL WHAM WBI WalA shuns the ttlle as shee r opprobrium. T he WBZ WBIA KOKA WLW WMAI. I O:4~ P.M. NIGHT NBC-Leo Reisman'. Orchest .. ; Phil Ouey, barl. WG Y "Mountain Boy" abhores the pub­ NBC-RObe" Simmons. te"or, JerI'}' Sf".. Or· 6:00 PJ\l. ton e : WEAF WEEI WCSH WFI WGY WRe lic indinalion to tag all fo lk-songsters WCAU - T,ue Storie. 01 Ihe Sea chutra: WEAf WEEI WeSH NBC- An~tlo Ferdinando's Orchestra : WJZ WBZ KOK A- :'Ian~y Martin with ·the ha led name. l ie is a se rious-­ welA weAL WMAL WOR-Radio Vanities: Ferde Crof,·. Orch ••t r.; Yrank Parh r. teno, WCAU-Vincent Travers' Orche.trl minded student of ea rl y American and NBC-Mule. ~' r~nCf' Aida. sop"no: WEAF WRV A- N.W5pape. Adventurn WCY-Curtis BI.k~ s l .... '. O.. h.. t r. British ballads. and the honors heaped CBS-Buck R",n. In the 2SIh Cenlu.y: WABC WHAC-Ne ... Flashes. W en h~ r upon him by his native state altest hi s WOKO WMB WCAU WJAS WJSV 8:1S P.M. 10:50 r.lI!l. years of endless research 10 discover Ihe KD KA-Evenson! CBS-The Guardsmen: WABC WOKO WNAC W NA C-Latr~ Funk '. Orch .. tra WCS H-Ntwi Flashu WCAU WORC WJAS WJSV WLBZ origin of Ihese favoriles and 10 set them h 11:00 PJ\L WE[J-The Evenln, T.t1~ WHAM-"Btbiod ,,,. Hndlinn. lk. Mq er NBC-The Th r .... Scamps, trio: WJZ WBAL before the public. WC Y-Eveninl Brevitin: New, Item, Juobslrin CB 5--Ch"liH Carlil., ttoor : WA BC WIP WJAS WHA M-Sportcatt WRVA-Souvenirs WOKO WAAB WJSV WORC WLW-Jack Armll.ona. ,ketch S:30 P.M. NBC-John 8 .• Kellnedy. IIOWS' WEAi' WGY How y ou ca n WN AC-Ne>n na!.hn; Wnlh~ NBC-WaYD. King'1 Orcbestra: WEA ' WEE! WFI WCSt! WO R-UQcI, 00.1. cbildren', DnICI" " WCSH WFl WGY WRC kOKA-Sporu Rniew WRV A-Hi .P1ant Pilo\! CB S-Th. Voice of E"penence WABC WNAC WBZ ·WBZA-WUIh. , Temperature; Sporb R.. ge t into 6: 15 P.M. WORC WOU WJAS WJSV view. 8i11 Willi.m, CBS-Bobby Benson .nd SunnJ Jhll' WABC NBC-Advent"r" in H ~a1tb. D •. lIerman BUll' WCA U-Bo..ke Carler. tlik Bro a dca sti n g WAAB WOU WORC WLBI d"",: WJZ WBAL WBZ WeZA KDKA WEE I-Morfy Pearl's Orobest .. CBS-Bob Nolan. tenor: Norm Sbur. pj...,ist: WLW WHAM WHAM-O.nce Orch"tra llOAOO,uITI NO o tl ~.. ... WJSV B ", • • klble OPPOrtunll1e. '0 WMAL-ThffiO Scamps (NBC) WLW-Preu fl" h" t.lentool ....n u.s ..owe .. -I f KD KA-S""rt.; Pr",ram Pr~vlew WOR -Bonah Min,vltcb·. Ha"nORiea Rllcm WNAC- S ...... Servioe WBZ·WBZA-JOO! and Bat«se tb~y ... tr.lned I_ 8roo.d ..., ,· WR VA-ManhatUn Me ..y Go- Round WOR-")!oonbeaml" tn, t~h .. l...... II 1.. '1 ""'!* WCS H_AI Bu~k 'i Sportl Ihview 8:45 P.M. WRVA~ 1d Tim," Jollificalion "" to bel • "III." 10 ...... WEEI--(Oene .nd Cl~n with Jake and L~n. 11 :05 P.M. r_ ",otoey 111 11 ....d ...tln~. WC V- lola Fr.. itr ', Boardinl 1I0uH CB5--C.lif.... n'a Melodi"; Raymond Pa l ~e·. Or­ T IM! ...re hundredl of I>"OPI. chutra; Guest Stars: WABC WOKO WO RC WlW-..fohnny Hamp'. Oreh~st .. tn 8 .... dUltlo. wo .~ ..1'0 .tt W H AM-An~elo .· ~ . dinln,lo' , Orchflt,. (NBC) 11:15 P.M. p ..eUcUI, unk .... __yel Ihe, Wl W-Joe Emtraon. IOloi.1 WJSV WNAC WJAS Wl BZ WO U NBC-Prn.·Radio Bureau. NI!WI : WEAF WCY eo_Uy ",.h $.'1000 to 'WOO • WHAC- Th Mury Go I!ound NBC-Bavarian Pe ..a nt Sand: Karl Wei. .. COil· y~.r ..bile. or touroe, tbel ducting: WJI waAL WMAL WCSH w rl WRC " oil .." Of teo m.k, 'U,OO(I ttt 6:20 r .M KDKA-eruy HiIlbilUn NBC-Prut·Radio Durnu, New,: WJI WHAM ~ LOY'O CIB BONS .~.OOO • ,u •• WCSH_Mu",ul Interlude WBZ ·WBZA-"Twentieth Century Idul." P,oL WBAI. WBI WBZA WMA L 'omo., "0"0 An .m .. ln~ new met hod 0' WHAM-Curl P ark~', hUillori!1 Ki rtley F. Mather. di rector CB5-Preu·Radio Buruu. New1: WAse was n Pl1lcticll ",.aJQln&, denlQped h, WJSV WIP w Olle BTOddaut., , lOl d Olbbo .... one of Amerl(:a' l 6:38 P.IU. WHAM-Tim and Deli a. Iri,h .kttcb ""t.tU,d1 •• b.... dc ..l e ... fi t, t .len l ~ pe<> ple to. CBS-Tito Cui ... " Muiun Tenor : WABC WJSV WLW-Nurserymeo KDKA-A. I Yarrar', Orcheslra bl ....., lI _deUlln! jobo. If you I, ... I ,_ WLBi: WOKO 9:0:0 P.A-L WCAU-Political Tal k, Robert Gra,. T.yklr , _kl., Tol~, en • _ •• lei, W, UI, d.lroct Or oell. "BC-Mid W«k Hymn Sin,. mi"ed quutl ll or- NBC- Ben Btroit', Blue Ribbon Alt Catino: WEEI-Morey PUrl'l Orchestra tbe "lord GibbOn. Ikbool wttl 1,.1.. yo.. _ .I,bt la WLW-Marc Williaml, cOl'/boy ,inlf;r ,our o ..n bom. la lour 11)1'" tl m_t .... tb. ~ ~aniSl; WEAF WEAf WEEI WCS H WGY WL W WRVA WO IOU W'Dt. HBC-Ivory SI.nlp Club: WJ I ..e 11:%.0 PJ\I . O.t I GOr .bltt of tho mllllo,,", .d ....t t.e ...pe o.cl KDKA- "Va~abond Kini!'" ~It<:tiono NBC - Mu.ical Memon,.. Edgll A. GUftt. poet; CBS--Ozzie Nell(On's Orch .. tr.: WABC WORC WBA L-Twent~ Fin,lt. of Ibrmony tNBC) Alice MOCk • ..,prano; Chari" ~,,", ' el\O' ; WJAS WJSV WLBI WIP 1: :1,:dr:~~\~~II~'~ : '=f:!~ ~ I :~ t~~ i';:'lItb~ ..bo le f•• oln. Ua. Itor)' 01 till rtOld 01_. WBZ·W BZA-Tim •. Old Fa.men Alm . ...c: Wt a- Vocal Trio; Jose! KDe$tnU. Orehatr.: WJZ NBC-Dan Russo', Ordlestnt' WEAF WGY WFI Coune--boW tG p.... pa... fM • ,_ _1110. la ther, Sport. WB Z WBZA WBA L KOKA WHAM WCS H 8 ....d~u tt o._"d how to I... . JOa r hidden t. l· WC AU-COmtdy ~ta .. 01 Hollywood WDR- 'Baok SI'~"" ",;Ih Borri. Morrat NBC-Poet Prince: Anlhon,. Yrome. tfDor: WJZ tnt. l"tG mOIl'1. He", tl ,our cloa...,.. 10 f lU .. Import... ! "'Ie I" _ of lito ....I . 1...... WC SH-Sp,odio Prorram 9:15 P .M . WBAL WBZ WBZA WM AL WHAM-New, Service erfpl \ndUITl" I. till world. lIuG I'" ~_ WEEl-Muli ..1 Protram CBS-Rulh EIIII\I; Johnny Ctttn', Orch",,,: teda, fOT tree book. WC Y-Mulical Pros.. m Ted Hu.ing, m.C.: WA BC WOKO WNAC 11 : %5 P.M. WHAM-Oanc, Orchellra WORC WCAU WJAS WJ SV WHAM-The Pott Princ. (NBC) I1o,G Olbl"".. lid,.. , of BrMGcaOlt ... WLW-Bob Ne ..hall . M.il Pouch Spor t ..... 1II 11 :30 PM. toOO-1Ub lit .. H.W. Dlpt. ICU W.. k1 ...... D.O. WaR- AI and Itm.-dian . Betty Qu ..... 1%:30 AM. '4BC - "'no. n' AodJ WJZ WSAL WBl eonlralto . The Rondoli ..,,- qU"ttl 10 :IS P.M. NBC-J.c~ Oenn,..1 Orch"tn: WEAl' WEEl walA KOKA WLW WRVA WHAM WMAl WGY WFI NCSH-Tru, Storou of the Se. WOR-Harl. " Eugen. RUd. newl CBS-P,ncho's Orob"t. a: WA BC WDKO WNA C WEEI-Or Mln 'm Scirball. book rtvi.wl 10 :30 PJ\L WCA U WJSV WCY-JOO! an" Eoidie. eomtdJ NB C- Madame S~lvi. of 1I01l".,ood . WEAF WGY NBC-Hal K.mp's Orchestr.: IVJI WBI weZA Wa R-ford frock. 5.,o,I! Ruun-. WEEI WRC WIIAM KOKA WLW WMAL 1:J5 P.!'tL CBS-II.t1em Serellade; Claud~ Hopl W;n~1 of Sc.nl WCAU--(O r, ndm. Cots ModeTn 1:15 A. .l'oL WlW-Unbroken Melodiu WCSH-Muo.i.al Pr~r~m WLW-Johanna GrO$ .... orunill 1:45 A.III. ~Oe~L . B G Q1.NOlNNA'1'L OHIO WO R-eomedy Stars of Hollywood. , ketcb WLW- Follios: OrchlSt .. : Vocalists; Dum.tlt WRVA-Th. ~lin'1rell Skits WlW-Flortnct .nd t.li,,,,,uri KiIlIlfJ'. G O "18 R a dio Guide

Wednesday, March 28 HIGH SPOT SELECTIONS FOR THE DAY

NBC- Vin Li ndh. Sw.disb Oi5eUst: WEAF wn 8:00 p. m.-Jack Pearf, the Baron; Cli ff H.II; Van Steede n's orchestra: NBC ·WEA.F network. WCS H WRC MORNING 8 ,JO p. m.-Albtrl Spalding . ~ i olinist: CBS ·WAB C network. 10 :45 A.M, 9 :00 p. m.-Orlm. tic Gui ld: Btn Ames WilIi,ms' " They Grind Exceedin, Smill": CBS· 8;00 4..M. CBS-Will Osborn ", Ouh" t,, ; Ptdro De Cor­ WASC network. cas-on the Air Today: WADe dobl ud hi s Friendl, Ph it"'O(Ih" WABC WOKO WNAC WOR C WCA U was 9 :00 p. m.- Fred All en'l Rev ue: Ltnnle Ha ylon's orch,stra: NBC ·WEAF network. N IIC-o r~. n RhaJnOdy ; Soloists; Riehrcl lA:ibett, 9 :3llp. m.-John Charles Tho m;ts. biritOnt; Williim Dlly's orch ..tra: NBC ·WJl nttwon:. orl.nist : WEAr wes lI WF! NBC- 8i:tly Crocko •. • ook,n. talk ' WEA f WED CB 5-:.alon MU iic.lt: WCAU WFl WGr WCS II WRC 9:3ll p. m.- Burns and Allen, comics; Guy Lomhrdo's o"heslra: CBS ·WASC networt . "ae-Mornin. Du ol;O"' ; LowtlJ hUolI. or~II" HBC-Prus·R;ad io lI uruu. Ntwa: WJ l WBAL 10:00 p. m.-Old GOld Hour: Ted Fiorito', Orchlltri; the Debutinll$ Trio ; Oict Powtll. i. l : WJ Z WBAL waz WB Z" KDKA WRC WO Z WBlA WIIAM WMA L M. C. : CB S·WABC ne twor k. • WEEI-MorRin, Train C . t~her KDKA-5ammy Fu ller 10:OOp.m.-Ed Sullinn, (ol umnist; Fr.nces Lan,ford ; Thrn Stamps; Vin(enl Lopu' \fICY-MII" u J CJock WJSV- AlDencan Rod Crots Sp.""" OfcheUra : NBC ·WJI nttwort . WHAM-Kindl, Tltoathh 10:50 A.K. WJ $V-Th. SUII Dill, Arthur Godfrlf 10:30p. m.-Fredd it Rich En tertains; Sytyll Froos : r TlY Ind Bflggiott\; CBS·WABC ntt. NBC-Musical OrilinalitiH : Di.ck Tftla. teaor: 11 :15 p. m.-Relnal d Wtrrenrlth: NB C' WJI nttwork, WHAC-Sl!oppoIII Arouod tb. To ... WJ Z WBAl WIIAM WMAL WOR-PrOS.lllt Rnume; 0.;17 Product RepOrte WBI·WBIA-Pi ano Etchi nlS, Dori, Tirrtll 8:05 A.M. 11 :00 .... M. tB5-Sa101i M"loIc. I. : WAse H BC-J ul~ R<'YH. ~'"nj . t : WEAf WCSH WUl KOKA--Uoyd lI untl ~ y'. Or.htstrl HBC- MI p ..kins. drama: WEAF WGY wn 8:10 AoM. WGV WRC WCALI-Tod.v on WCA U weslI WRC WOR-AI Wood .. 1011 (1 .nd ;>IUft' CBs--. 1 lIickory N\l11 Be.uliful W. lun" 3:15 P.M. WCSH-.Q. Morol"l l)eVO UODI KDKA-Unc!e Tom .nd. 8i:tty 1:00 PM. W[[I-SbQPPIOI Seryice WE[1-Edison Pn>c ..m NBC-The Wi... Man: WEAF WC51! WG Y WRC WHAM-lIalf·Remtmbe t'd Ru.tI NBC- MlTkel .nd lY .. t h~r Reports: WEAl' NBC-II ~ ;" i~ .nd lIis Gr en adier.. WJZ KOKA 8:3' A.M. CI S-M.n.. tht U ttl. FrlHlch Prio_ dr... : N B C~H riO . inspiration. 1 tllk, .nd music: WOR-.1aHph Biu. baritooe ; Oreb"t.. WBA I. WHA)I WBZ WBlA WM AL WABC WNAC WCAU WCAU-Wom~n '. Club of Ihe Air WEAl' WEEI weSH WF! W(; Y WRC 11 :15 A.M. KDKA-Nllion.1 Film Ind H_ Hour (NBCl CaS-Sunn y MoIodi •• ; Mu k W.rno .... CoIId\lCo NBC--5in p n~ Strinll. ensemble: WJ I WHAL WJSV_La FOIll~ Bo"""" e" )Iusit. 1t (CBS) WMAL KOKA WCSH - oOCh urch F.... fltJo. Mid'A'ffk Sv"­ WOR-Your Lover lor : WA De WCAU WGY-AllMn "" P"ado 5:30 P.M, HBC-Lew White, 1I!,!."ist: WJZ WaAL KDKA NaC-Guilfard C On ~ lt Choir: WEA F WEEl WJSV- Afternoo" Rhythms WBZ WBZ A WIIA M WG Y WCS H WLiT WRC NBC- Womtn', Radio Revit"W; OrChH trl; 0 •• WOR-Dr W ~nne ' l 11 .. 1111 T.1k din, MarDonald WEA F WGY WE£] WOR-Mutha Ma nn i n~ , n its t.lk CBs-Fat . Wall er, sono: WABC WNAC WCAU 1:05 P ..ll . wn 1:4.5 A.M. WDRC WJ AS WJSV WLB l VolCS!I WRC WBI·WBIA-Womer,', Club Ntwt, Fun.e. A, WOR- Mu'ical n ev ue : Show Bolt Boy.; Thelml CBS-The Pickard Family , WIP WJSV KDKA-St..,llin' Tom Goodwin . nd By,on 1I0liday. lolout WCA U- S, m Moo",', Meelinl Blanchard CBS-Ma nhattan Moods : Do Re Mi Trio : Mlrk WO R-Reauty Ca, ting • • onl ' , nd b ci.1 n mna .. J:15 PoM. Warnow's Orchestra, WAa c WOltC was WOR-Sherm.n Kn nt 's Orcht str. NB C-CI"" lI"mony: Gloria La Ve,. aoprlno: WLaz WNAC IVOKO 9 :00 A.M. titl 11 :30 A.M. WEAF IVE!:: I WFI W8Z·WB I A-Home to'Utn Cookln, ~bool NBt-S' m Il ~rm ' n . " ylophone ; Frink Bl nta, CBS-tnterview by Louell. Parsons: WA BC WCA U- Bri ~ ht Lights plano: WEAF WLiT WCSH NBC-U. S. Arm y Band : WJZ WBA l KDKA WB l WO lA lV I/AM WOKO WNAC WOIl C WJSV WCAU WJ AS WOR- Spani, h Lnson. Professor Maxin. I ttu r~ CBS-Eloa Boys. M. 1e Qu artet : WABC WOKO 1:30 P.M. 5:45 P.M. WNAC WDRC WCAU WJAS WLSZ NBC-Bt.Uy Moo..... interior dHor.tin,l;: Lew White. 01"l1n: WEA F WLiT WG Y WED HB C- To be announofli: WEA F NB C-Platt .nd Nierman, piano duo , W/Z WBAL IIBC-Th, Mylten Old, WU WeAL KDKA CBS-Easy Acts, Con,fliy: WABC WNAC WCAU WMAL WBZ WBZA WMAL WRe ceS-Tor., Wons: WABC WOKO WHAC WORC WJAS KOKA_lIumln Values WEEI-CkllhH Insmute NBC-Vic and Sade: WJZ WBAL WBZ WBZA WGY-5cisson u d PlSte WCAU WJAS WJ SV WLBl WHAM-Geo'lt Gans, or ~ lnls t WCSH-:\!u. ical Pr..,..1 1D KOKA WMAL WHAC-Couadl 0' Nt"W Enll. ne! WHAM-oOTo"'u Clock Pros:rlllll NB C-orlando'l Ensemble: WEEI WCSH WRC WJ SV-Womla's Haa. WOR-Sews in the World of W\WII .... , . peaker WOR-Byron Holiday. baritone ; orcbu tn WGV-Bradley Klnca,,'. maunu ,n INILladi 4:00 P.M. WOR-''Our Children" witb Muy OId'j Ed" ard WRVA- Art Brown. ortani, t 11:45 AM. WHAM-School 01 tb. Air. Ici.ncr NBC- Pop Con.ert : \\l EAf WTIC WGY WRC Nell. ~r~ baritone ; G...,ru Sbaeklo·. MCllud WJSV-Geno SIt... ..t , o. ~ anitt 9:15 A.M. HB C- Fields . nd lIall . sonn I nd tomfli,: WEAr I\'CS H WOR -Ho,alind Genuet. Book Review CBS-~Iu s icil Album 01 Popular Classici ; lIow. NBC-L. ndt Trio ond White. SOnll . lId ~ fd' i WEEI WCS It WGY WRC CBs-,rane Ellison', Magie RftiptS: WABC WJAS WR VA- M.,ket IItPO rtt I rd a arl ow. conductor: WABC WOKO WNAC WEA F WGY WC SII WEE I WLiT WRC 1:45 P~l. woJt(,: WJA S WJ SV WlBl WClIU CBS-Madison Ense mble : WABe WOKO WNAC WJ SV WO](O IVCAU IVORC WNAC WOR-The Ma, io Bowl Cl,i" SuJdu NBC-orlando·. Con ... t En semble: WEAF WGY NB C-a.tty and Bob. dramatic sketch, W/Z WOR C WJ AS WI P WlBZ CBS-The Playboy.: WABC WJ AS WOKO WlBZ W8AI. 1\0l\A WBZ WBl A WHAM WMA L HBC- BruUnl Club: orch u lf.: WJZ WU AII WJSV WI P WE E1-Stock Elr:change Quotltion, KOKA WBA L AFTERNOON NBC-lIarvest of Sonl ; Th e Morrie·Mm. "" ie WOR_Dr. II. I. Strandhalen : " Th. lIealtll, WBZ ·WBZA- Virl ;nl. Reah Gam ••h io: WJZ WBZ WBZA \\IM AL CB S-In the Lu umboulll Gard~n" WABC W.lAS 1% :30 P.M. CBS-Artist Ru illl : C.. n. (",ldu. bu,: WNA.C KOKA-Tn Time Tunu WDRC WCA U WMB WlBZ CBS-Smili n' Ed McConnell: WABC WOR t WORC WJ SV WLlIZ WGV-Stock Reports NBC-.1oKphine Gibson, h '" t~ SI O!Ounsel , WJZ WCAU WJSV WOKO WBAL-Happy Diy. in Di"ie (NBC> WH AM-N~wl Servi« WBAL KOKA WHAM WBZ WBZA WMAL NBG-On Wings of Sonl, Strin, TrIo: WEAF WC SH-Natiou l Safety Coundl Broadcnt ; Speak. WOR-Franc es Ingram. Thru the Hollywood WGV-U.nk Keent Ind bis Gi n, NBC_National Farm Ind lI ome n ou .; GUt" en (NO C> Looki", Gla ss WHAC-Buddy Clark, soIoi ' l W GV-~ ' a lin « Pla ytr, 5:00 P~L S"uh.. : Walt~ , BI.uluss· 1! 0mtstud'H WOR- Pur. Food Hou r WJZ WBZ WB ZA WIIAM WBAl WMA l WHAM-School of the Air. IOdaI atlMb CBS-Skippy. children', skil : WABC WO KO WRVA-8i:tty Moore KDKA-News and Mar ket, WOR-Collelt tnn Comed;tI WAAB WOR C WCAU WJ SV WlAS 10:15 A.M. WCS H-Stocks. Wuthe. RepOrts 2:30 P~L NBC-Juk and Gale. sonu : Roy Shield' , Or. NSC-Younl Artist,' Trio: WEAF WCSII WEE I WEEI-BMton Farmtrl' Prod u., lal lrht Repo rt NBC- Two Se.ts in the Balcony : orebes t,. ehestra: WJ l WB AL W!lAM Wfl WGY-hrm P,ognm WEAF WCS I! WLi T WGY WRC KOKA-Tiny Tot Fife a"d Drum Corps CBS-Bill .nd Ginger, Son ~" WABC WOKO WHAC-The Shopper" E"chanlt CBS-American School of the Air: WABC WNAC WB I ·WBZA- Sew England Alricullu .. WNAC WCAU WJ AS WJSV WO R- Ales.nd" Ih u' GyP'} Q,chul'" WO RC WMS WJ SV WIP Wl Bl WOKO WCS H-()rchutral P,ocram NBC- Chr •• l u 'no Em: WJ l WBAL waz l Z:f5 P~L NBC-Snlock Ou l. son~s Ind .omed, . ketth : WJ Z WGV- l..In~ Silten WB,\L W IIA ~ I W ~ IAL WO l A WH AM HB C-GlimpSa of First Municipal Arl E"bibition: WHAC- Five O'Clock Rev", KD KA-5tudio PrOl ram KDKA- llome F O f~ m WOR-orchtltr.1 Pr<><:. am Francn C. ll tal~y Ind Gue,1 Speakfr: WEAF WGV-~I u,ical Pr~ram WBZ·WBZA_Or. Samuel A. Li nd ..., 5:10 P.M C B S-~I i..,h~ R a~in.ky', En .... mble: WA BC WOKO 10:30 A.M. WJ SV WIP WLBZ WJAS N CAU-Wamen's Club ot Ib, A.u WOR- PrOlfam Resume . HB C-Prns·Radio Bureau. News : WEAF WCSII WEEI- Kitchn of thl Air 5:15 P.M. WFI WR C W O R-~I ur i ol Mut h. 10loist : Orohe. tra NB C-Ted 81 3(k'. Orchestra : WEAF WTIC C8 S-I )r~ ss· n ad i o Bureau, News : WABC WJAS 2:45 P.M. WCS I! WGY WJ SV WCAU WO RC HBC-Word. Ind Musi •• solo;. t and n~rr a t ar CB5-Jack Brooks. tenor; Eddie Copeland', Or· HB C- Todly' . Cbildron. dramali. ,htd" WJ Z From $5 to $5,000 WJZ waz waz,\ WMAL oh .. tra: IVAAB WDIIC WJA S WI P IVOKO WBAl WBl WBZA KOKA WMA L WBAL-Ehntr .". Bcmhart, baritone CBS--On the Air Ton ight : IV,IBC WE EI-Studio Prog ram WHAM-<;Iyd. Mor... . . 0nCtTt pianist KOKA-I\iddi .. Club -H GY-Mar ht BasJr.et IN CASH PRIZES WOR-orthenral f" "'ITlm WSI·WBIA-:'Iews, Henry Edison William. WHA M-M,.. Thrifty BOY£I 5:00 P~L NCA LI-friend ot Vouth WN AC-Y. nkH Mi . ed Quartet HBC-.1oe Wh ite. tenor: Or. bestra: WJ Z WHAM WE EI- Studlo Prot;tam 10 :35 AM. Last Page WBAl KDKA II'MAL WJSV-Fay OUllcan and Fayette. sonp CBS-Em~ ry o..uloch', Orch tslrl: WABC \vMB See CBS-I..I Fore. Bi tumen Musi ••le: WA. 8C WOR-Amateur Astronomer. Auociatioll WDRC WJAS WJSV WCA U WNAC WORC WJAS WIP WLBl WOKO WRVA-c.al ...d Sail) R a d io G u i de ' 19 (WEDNESDAY CONnNUED) NBC-Ramona, WJI WIlAL WMAL KOKA-Cbarley Agnew's Orchestra 5:20 P.M. WBI·WBlA.-"Firel Firt! Firel" Commlniofl .. CB!i--J.ck Brooks. tenor; EddI. Co",lIod'. Or. Edward F. Mad.aUlhlin chellr.: WADC WEEI-After Dinner Rnu. Jack Benny Gril·ls Himself 5:Z5 PJ\L WHAM- Thr", of U., lith trio (Contillutd from Pagt J) plaud your performances?" , continued. WRVA-Rhythrn PaOOe WLW-Prairie Srmphony 5:30 PM. WOR-.lack Arthur, baritone: Or.hnlnl Mr. Benny, , thought everyone knew "Oh, r.es, as a general rule. But once WRVA-Kiddies Radio Cluh have had offers from two motion picture in a whIle we have to remind them. You NBC-To b. announct.:!: WEAF 'NnC WUT WCY WCS II WRC 1:45 P.M. producins companies to make talkies. One know. audiences are apt to let their minds CBs-Juk Arm.t ...... " An Amulull 60,: WABC NBC-The Goldberp, corned,. p:dch: Wf.A' was from Metro.Coldwyn-Mayer and the wander from the com~ian they're listen- WHAC WDRC WCAU WOKO WJAS W~SV WEEI WeSH WLIT WGY WR C other was from Paramount" ing to." NBC-5inpn,l: Lady. childr..n'. protrlml W~Z CBS-Boake Carl.r, News: WABC WHAC WCAU "What '" ' exclaimed. "You mean you "Oh, another thing about you r program, WBZ WBl A WBAL KDKA WHAM WJA S WJSV ' aven't had an offer from Warner Mr. Benny. I'm sure the readers of RADtO WOR-Eallu Eel Dyinl NBC-Irene Ri~h in Hollywood. lkil: WJZ WBI Brothers?" GUIDE will be interested in this on~ II 5:4.0 PM. WBlA WBAL KDKA WMAL "No," he said sadly, "I made a picture Mary Livingstone really your wife?" W R VA- Sporll Rt Y i ~ .. WHAM-Blue SlueNO WLW-Studio Pros.a.., for them once." "Yes, but don't you dare print that!" S:U PM. WOR-True Slori~s of the S... "But radio seems to be the most im- he cried. " It might hurt my woman fan NBC-Wiurd or Oz, d •• m.tiutioo: WEAF wnc WRVA-Smok)l IIId Pok, rtant thing in your life, Mr. Benny," mail." WEEI WGY WCSII continued, "and you r program is the "All right, J\'ir. Benny," I said. "I won·t. CBS-Srooh, Dive and Bunny, IIOII~: WABC 8:00 PJ\I. r WAAS WDRC WJAS WOKO WCAU CBS-nIIil Du"", Frank Luther, J.tk PaTh, wllh most important part of your interest in And now, hlr. Benny, excuse me if I be-­ NBC-litde Orphln Annie: WJZ WBAL WBZ Vivien Ruth: WASC WNAC WDRC WJSV radio. What kind of hu mor do you think come personal. You set yourself up as a WBZA KDKA WIIAM WMAL . NBC-Jack Ptarl. Ihe Biron, comedian: Clift is appreciated mos t by your audience?" comedIan, don't you?" WNAC-The Cosmopolillnl, novelty quinlet Hall; Pde' Van Steed.n'. Orch"t .. : WEAr "Ne,w," he replied simply. "Well_" he began. WOR-Sylvi. Clyde, .oprano; Or th~lt ra • WTIC WEEI WCSH WUT WCY WRVA "Have you tned that type. Mr. Benny." "Don't interrupt," I cu t in. '" want to WRC I asked. know if you're really the merry fellow NBC-Crime Clu.s. mystery drl ma ' WJI WBI NIGHT WBIA KDKA WLW WBAL WMAL "Qh, yes." he said. "I frequently run the people believe you are ... the man out of old jokes. Why, most of the time with the trigger-action wit?" P.l'II. WCAU-Love Making Incorporated 6:00 WHAM-Lavender and Old La.,. I have to write new material for my "Absolutely," he declared. "Why. I'll NBC-X.vier CUI . I', Orchest.a: WEAr WOR-.I....,f Ranald Hand Analyst CBS-Duck Rogtt'l In th, 25th CtlltU": WASC broadcasI5." be t you'll be surprised to lea rn that I WOKO WAA8 WCAU WJAS WJS V 8:15 P.M. "Do your studio audiences always ap- can tell the funnint jokes without rehears- NBC-Westminster Choi.: WJI WBAL wez CBS-Edwill C. Hill; The Humin Side of u.. ing more than three times." WSZA 11' .... : WABC WOKO WHAC ..... ORe WCAO "What are your ideas for future pro­ Irtanisl Daly'. String Orch""" WJZ WeAL WBZ KDKlt--Uoyd Uuntley'. Or~ltesln 6:45 P.l'II. W8lA KDKA WHAM WMAL WBZ·W BIA-K.y Fay ... soloisl WOR-Itarry H. Balkin, _har:acltr '1II1Y'1 WCAU-Luu Ruuel'. Orchestra HEN-You. Folb .ad Mint, dram.: WEEl WOR-oui. Nal.on'. Ordteslra . . . Discard your WCSH 9:45 PJ\I. CBS-V, Happy MiMuel Ind nil)' Bud: WABC 11:4.5 P.M. WCAO WORe WNAC WOR-Willard Robi ...n '. Orchesl .. NBC-p",.·Radio Bureau, N"",: WJZ WHAM Aerial ... Attach a NBC-Henry Durbic .nd Ih. Rhythm Bo,.. : 10:00 PJiL WlIAL W8l WBlA WEAF WFI NBC-Corn Cob Pipe Club of Vi,c!nla. ba.n)'.rd CB 5-Dick ~hssn.r'1 Orch.lr.: WABC WDRC $1 Du-Wa ... Then, CBS-nlo Guizar. Muic.n lenor: WIP music; ma!e quarltl: WEAr WTlC WCSH WHA C WJSV \VIP WLBZ WOKO Li.ten to the Difference I NBC-Lowtll I'hom ... loci.)", now • . WJZ wa:r I'OI.am Dick Powell, mllltr ,,( ceremonies: WABC WLW-Rubioofl'. Orcheslr. mi. 'O~t roo", Ot blnl OG! lOUT .-tado ..... WJSV-frank .nd Jim WOKO WNAC WDRC WCAU WJAS WJSV 11:50 P.M. I.lU ·WA Atrl.t SltmtnotOt " """" pett"d WRVA-Dance Periocl ",,,,,pilon on bot~ to", ud .bort .. ne t tp~lb •. WLBI NBC-B ~n Pollack'. Orch"tra: WJZ WItAM WBZ En ••• It dAnllt .. Of !ljfll\nlnl.• lurDl •.•~orl 1:00 P.M. NBC-Vinun! Lo pt~' Orchllt .. : Ed sumv,". WeZA WBAl cI..,utu. 1'"It, ,""&nIHd. L..n .~ford , 'Ill.... NBC-~ utha M~u s, contralto; orch.lra: WEAr (O!umni.l : Fran_., .onl'; 12:00 Mid. WRC Scamps; Gut.t S'ar.: WJZ WBAL WHAJI( Easy to Conned WBZ WBZA KDKA \VMAL NBC-Ralph Kirbery, barilon.: WEAF wnc CBS-Myrl .nd Marie, dram.: WADC WOKO WGY WEEI WLiT WMAl No ra... No bol~~' . WDRC WCAU WHAC WJ AS WJSY You UII ('Olln"..,t • 10:15 PJ\I. CB~l a u de Hopkin,' ()-chestra: WABC WOI{O flU · IVA • • • I al NBC-Amos 'n' Andy: WJZ WBAL WBl WBlA I< DKA-A.I Farrar'. Orchest •• WNAC WCAU WJAS WlSV KUmln.,or h. , .... KOKA WLW WRVA WIIAM WMAL WOR-HuRo EUIene Read NBC-C.rlo, Molina', Orcheslra: WJI WBl mtnot... JUI hUll WCSH-Gene and Glenn, com~y .ktlch WalA WBAL WHAM It trom Ih. b•• ~ .. f WEEI-Th. Whittl,n' aub 10:30 P.l'II. KDKA-Mart, Gn,or'. Orchntra Jour radIO. No IOGI. WGY-Th,ou,h Ihe l.ookinl CI ...... """e4. 81..- NBC-Tomisl Adventure" Iryin Talbot'. Or~h ... WLW-Dimmick'i Orchestra 01111 '''Ka",'' WOR-Ford Frick, Sports Ira: WJZ WHAM WRVA WLIT WRC WMAL WOR -Bid. OudJ~y ReYiew, tb. New na, 1:15 P.I\I. NBC-Ghosl Stories by Eliot O'Donntll: WEA.F WGY WEE! WllC WRE 12:05 A.M. NBC-Billy Bach,lor•• ketch: WEAF WGY WCSH HBC-B. A. Rolft's Ordt~slr.' WEAF wnc WEEI WRC CB5-f'rtddit Rith Entertains: WABC WDRC WOKO WJSV WIP WLBZ WJA S WMAL WLIT WEE! WGY CBs-Jull Pwa Bm, .kIl: WABC WHAC WOR-Slom Robbins' Orchestra WCAU WJAS WJSV KDKA-Ro..,ance of Dall .nd SylYia HBC-Gems of M.Iod,: Jolla Htrrick, barilont; WBZ ·WBZA-Eventide Sinpn 12:30 ~ Harold Sanford'. Orchest.a: WJZ WBI WCAU-House W.. mi~1 NBC-ctyde Luuo' Orchestra, WEAF wnc WelA KDKA WeAL WHAM WMAL WCSH-Stud;o PrOlraJII WEE I WUT WlW-ltenry Thies' Orchestra WLW-Z.rtI Hour CB 5-CeorJ. Hair. Ordtnln: WABC WCAU WOR-Harr, 1I ."hfi.ld WNAC-Will Dodge" Orchestr.: amles COllom, WOI!t ... WDRC WJAS WJ SV WCAU WLBZ WNAC-Larry Funk'. Orchestra WLW-Joh nn)l HlItIp'. Orchesl.a 20 R a d i 0 G Uld e Thursday, March 29 HIGH SPOT SELECTIONS FOR THE DAY

10 :45 AM. l:OO p. m.-Philharmonic Bfo:IUI" Illk WMAL HBC- ~w Wbit., Ofll..,i, l : WJZ WDAl. wez 1:00 PM. WBZ.WBZ"'-£dwin Oti •. baritone 11:15 AM. HBC-Market Ind Wutber Ret)Orll: WEA,. waz" KDKA WIIAM CBS-Sunn, Sid. up: WABC WC",U-WOmfll', Club of the Ail CBS-S1Ion Mulinl.: WASe . CBS- Mlrl •. III, l,ul. rrencb p"Q.(~"; ella ... ., WOR-''Old Man Sunshin." NBC-FranrQ h. B.rtOI. cooIri~, Khool: WEA' HBC~ ~rio. inspiration.1 t.lk Ind muS,t: WABC WNAC WCAU 3 :30 PJI,I. WTlC WLIT WGY WEEI WCSH WRe KOK"'-IIo all"nl' h,,~ Ind flo ..... fl""r (NBC) WEAF WEEI WCSII WGY wnc Wf! WRC CBS-Charm s.c ...... : WJ SV WNAC WCAU NBC-Women', Radio lI eview; Ortheslra: WEAF WOR-)hl1h ",nn;n... p," lalll WCSH-I'f/dfnds C. liealy. talk: WEAF NBC-Belty and Bob. dramatie skttth: WJZ 9: J5 A.M. CBS-Mad'.on En5emble: WNAC WJSV WJAS WBAL WBl WillA KOKA WHAM WMAL WEEI-R eadin~ Circl. NSC- l andt Trio and White. comtd)' and $Onll: WH' WOKO WCSH-Y.W.C.A. Pro,cram WEAF WLIT WCSII WEEI WGY WRC WH ... M-Sthool 01 tht Ai, . Iociellot WEEI-Slotk Quotation, NBC-AI and LH Reinr. piano duo: WJl WBAL WOR-Bide Dudr,y: Thunr Club of Iba A.It CBS-In the l.uumoour, Gardens: WABC WOKO KOKA WMAL WOR-Newark Civie Symphony ~hutrl WNAC WORC WJAS WIP WWl WRV"'-Market R,porh CBS-Sen Altey. tenor: WABC 1:45 P.M. 4:1!1 P.M. WC"'U-Word. ftnd Mu"c WBl·WBlA-<:arl l am$Oll. Musicale NBC_A~ce Jo,. the Drum Gir]: Orchumll WH"'M-Breakfast Oub (NBC) WCAU-Sunyside Up NBC-The Merry Mac.; Cheri McKay; Male Trio; WJZ WBAL WHAM WMAL WOR-Shrman K~n.'1 Orchut' l WH ... M--T"", GrierloOn. orlanist Ortheslr.: WJZ WBAL WMAL CBS-The Captivators: WABC WJAS WORC NB C- Winte .. Ind Weber: WEEI wn WOR-M~rian Rich. m~.zo.'oprlno: Oreh.,I,. KOKA-p.T.A. Talk 9:S0 A..M. WNAC WLSl WOKO WJSV HBC-B •• dle, Kln uid. Iht Mnunllin So,. hiD. NB C-Qrllndp's Concert EnKmble: WEAF WCSIl WBZ-W BZ"'-Academy of Musk btU)' loOn,,, WEAF WTlC WCSH WGV WRe AFTERNOON \VGY WF! WH",C-Spotll,htin, Modun Edutlliofl NBC-Breakfasl Club; orcha.tn: WBZ WBZA 4:S0 P_M. 1%:00 NooD KOKA-Uoyd Huntley'. Orcheslra "OKA-Stylt Ind ShOWlnl S.rvlot WBZ·W8Z"'-Sa fet y Commiu",,; OrgIll Musie NBC-Mllsi( Malit; Voealilll: Orchnlr.. WJZ NBC-N~I Sioten. harmon7 trio: WJZ WBA L WEE I- I rene Culle WC",U-Stln!ey Roberts. I0Il1'1 WBAL WBl WBlA WIIAM WMAL WOR-Intt,ior OtwratinL Mi!d.ed Lnri.a WHAM Jl " 'ilh Mlfli, WRVA-Art Brown. 0,,,1111$1 CBS-Ann Lut It the Orsaa: WABC WDRC W,"V-Martha Ind Hal 1%:1.5 PM. WJSV WLSl WOKO NBC-Lady NUl Door. child"n', procrua: WHAM-llousthoid lIou. WCAU-Eddie Sheppard, .. ovelt, pianist WEAF WEE] WCSH WRC WH",C-SoIII Albuw Wilh Viflinil WilI"ru. .. NB C-W ~ndelt lIall, ...",s: WJZ WBAL WflAM WCSH - Lura Thomas Blln.. , CBS-Y, II ,PPJ Minslrel Ind Till, Band: WABC prano WEEI WMAL WNAC WDRC WCAU CBS--Connie Cata. $Onl:" WABC WOKO WEEI-SiI".. Uninl HO\Ir WOR-Phil Harti,' OrchDtn WGV-Paul Curli .. tenor CBS-Artilt Recittl; Thto Carle. 1t!>Or; 8arbln WDR C WCAU WJSV WLBl WAAB Mau ... ~ mnlralto, WOKO was WJSV WlP 10:00 AM. NBC-Johnny Marvin, ttnor: WEAF WRC WEEI WHAC-5tudio Variet)' Prog.am WOR-Or. Arihul frank Payn .. '1'1ot Ply tho KOK~ ay lordan IIBC-Edwlrd MI~lIueh. tht Go,,,,1 SlUH' KOKA-Hon,y Boy and Suuf,•• WGV-Stoc. Rroorts WJl WDAL KOKA WHl WBlA WMAL WBZ ·W8ZA-Wuther; Market Reporh Iocis' S,yl" WRVA-Ec!wlrd Nail WH... M-New, Flashes CB S-Bill .pd Ginle" WABC WOKO WJAS WCSH-'Farm Flash.,: Stockr .nd Wutba 6:00 P.M. WAAU WCAU WGV-Skip, Step and Happi.nt. IOnp 1:15 PM. CBS-Ann luf at Ihe Orgln : WNAC NBC-Armand Girard. basso : WEAF WEE I NBC-M"rninl Paf3d~, WEAF WEEI wn WRe WHAC-News Fla . h~. HBC-Yu ha Bunchuk, 'ctlliSl : WEAr WCS" CBS-Skippy. child"n's ,kit , WABC WOKO Y. H.-Food and 1I 0m'makine Sc:hool: WNAC WOR-Welfare Countil talk WAAB WORC WCAI) WJSV WJAS WLBl 12:20 P.I\I. WLIT WRC CBS-Roman~e of Helen Tnnl: WABC WCAU HBC-Gen ...1 Ftd",lion of Wnmen', Ouhl, WGV-llank KHne', nldio Ga n, WBl·WBlA-New EnKland Agriculture WOR-Pure Food Hour WEEI-Willil m Kahakalau', Hawaiian Orchestra Runt s,>uker: WJZ KDKA WMAL WOR-Mu .. cal PrOltram WBAL-Talk of tht Timn 10 :15 A.M. 1%:30 P.R WGY-lIou.ehold ChUt WOR-The Melody S;n~r WBl·WBZA-New England Agrieulturt: E. ~. NBC-Morn;nl Parade: WEAF WFl WCSIl. WEEJ NBC-Nationll rarm Ind Ho..... Hour: WJZ 2:S0 P.M. Row( l1 WBA l WBl IYBlA W]lAM WMAL WRC HEN-Food lIour: WEEI WCSH WCSH-Ernie GtoTKe', Orchutra CBS-Vi s itin~ with Ida Bailey AileD: WABC CBS-Gtorge Scherban's Rusloian Gyp.y EnKm WGV-Pilno Pals: Doroth, Shuman I nd Monica HIIC-Smack Out. ~o"'td)' , ketth: WJZ WHAM WJAS WOKO WMB WJSV ble: WABC WIP WJSV WOKO WLBZ WAAB WBAL \vBl WBlA WMAL Lronlrd NB C-oua Lu 'n' Em: WJl WBAL WBZ NBC-Maurice Le.s' Copcert En semble< WEAr CBS-American Schoot of the Air: WABC WNAC WH ... M-AUen Si'loOn. the SIOT7·Book Mall WBZA WHAM WRe WORC WJSV \VIP WLBZ WJAS WOKO WNAC-Fivt O'Clock R~""t KOKA-Studio Pro~Tlm HBC-Trio Romantiqut: WEAt' \VRC WRV ... -Rhylhm Parade WC"'U-Eric W'lkinlOn. oflauist KOKA-liomt Forum 5:15 P.M, WGV-Shoppin! Ba, WtAU-Women', C1l1b of tht Air WOR-Mulic.l Interlude 10 :S0 A.M.. WHAT WOULD WGV-Thr" Schoolmaidt 5:15 PM. NBC-T..... ur. Che,t· lIoward !'hillipt, barilone ; WOR--()Ii. lionty. IoOpran .. CBS-G toI~e U,tr. Orchesttl: WAAB WORC Martha LH Co~: Don AUen', Orchest.a: 1:45 PM. WJAS WIP WOKO WLBZ WEAF WRC wn WCV HBC-Talk: WEAF WCSII WRC HBC-M ... Dolin. violinisl: Mlln Smol .... IIIlobl : CBS-Pres..Radio Bllrnu, Newt: WABC WCAU $5,000.00 HBC-Talk by Nat C. Murray: WJZ WBAL WBl WJl WBAL WHAM WJAS WJSV WORC WBlA \vBAL WMAL CB$--On Ihe Air Tonitbt: WABC NSC-Todly'. Children dramati. -ketcb: WJZ WGV-Barnule Bill the Sailor KOKA-Kidd,.. • Klllh KOKA WBAL WBl WBZA WMAL IN CASH WH ... M-Gtoflt GlriS, OIl,nisl WBl-WBlA-~Ionitor Views Ihe Newt WCSH-Stuno Program WOR-<>rcbestral P'O!I:. am WC"'U--Chitk Chit. Program WEEI-Tht H.ppy Rambl~ MEAN TO YOU? 3:00 PM. WOR-'"nIe Sophbti.. tu.~ \'OI:aI 1m WH ... M-Mrt. Thrift)' Buyer HBC-MI Perkins .ketcb· WEAJ WEEI WGt WRV.t.---Ctcil Ind Silly WH"'C-MIl,ical Interlude WF! WCSH WRC 5:ZO PM. 10:35 A.M. ' CB5-Me\fopolitan Parade: WABC WNAC WORC CBs-Geor,;, H.II·I o...h.,t,,: WABC US-Melody Parad" WABC WCAU WORC See Last Page , \\(JSV WIP WlBl WOKO 5:%5 P.M. WLSl WNAC WlSV WlAS WRvA-AuQt POlblQIII WRVA-Auol 1'o11)"llIlIa R a d io G u ide 21 (THURSDAY CONTINUED) WlW-Melody Ma,ters WNAC-True SIOftU 01 the Su 5:30 PM. WOR_The Loae Ranger, sketch NBC-Winnie. the Pooh. drama I WEAl WUT • WRVA-EvoJyn Harrison WEEl WRC 1:45 P.M. ALONG THE AIRIALTO CBS-Jack Arm . trnng, AIl Am';rlcatl B07I WASC WOK O WNAC WDRC WCAU WJAS NBC-The Goldbergs, comedy ,ketch: WEAJ' (€ontil1lud f,om Page 6) van tl)ese days, it's because, for the first WEEf WCSIJ WGY WFI WRC . show featuriflg R'ube Coldbng ... Three WJSV tBS-Boake C.rlo., He ..., WABC WHAC WeAU time her mother is actually watching her NBC-The Singing Lad" child,e,,'s programl WJAS WJSV old (Qmpaflies are auditioning this week­ broadcast. Mrs. Boswell and her sister WJZ WBZ WBZA WBAL KDKA WHAM WLW-SOuthera Blackbird. one to change present taleflt and two new are visiting ifl New York from New Or­ WCSH-5ludio Pt ~ram WRVA-Tanaa 01 Ihe AIWS, _kelcb .vnes .. A portion of the royalties from leans ... Last year, after "Stormy Weath­ WGY-Pr;null NuoomH 8:00 PJ\L the song, "Little Flower," dedicated to WOR-The Ooeodile in Art and Oeco13tion: Karl er" was first sung by Etbel Waters at the Freund NBC-Rudy Vall",,'s Or(hestra; Guesl Arli,t.: Fatber Coughlin; will go to unemployed Cotton Club in New York, it rained al· 5:40 P.M. WEAF WEEl WCSH WGY WFf WLW .WRC musicians ... B. A. Rolfe who IS !i'art most incessafltly for weeks. The c(lm pos­ taS-Raffles. Ihe Amateur Crichman; WABC owner of an eating establishmeflt on Fifth WRVA-Sporll Rev iew WNAC WDRC WOKO WIP WLBZ , ers now wonder what sort of weather wi ll 5:45 P.M. NBC-Ca"" Diamond light: WJZ WBZ WBLt- Avenue will shortly take a dance band follow th.ei r hit sequel, "III Wind," sung HBC-Ru Cole Moun tain ..... : WEAF KDKA _ in to tlie spot and will be heard over the by Adelaide flail. tBS-Stam !> Adventurer. Club. WABe WOKO WCAU-True Siorie. of tbe Se •. 'NBC nets twice weekly. . When Fox WAAB WORC WCAU WJA S WJSV WHAM-Roehuter Evening SclJool of the Ab Film threw' a cocktail party for George NBC-Utlw Orph an Annie WJZ WBAL WBZ WJSV-The Dinkledorfftu White and Rudy Vallee, Rudy didn't show WaZA KOKA WHAM WMAL WOR-Lillle Symphony Orcht5ha; PhWp Jamn, Raise for Gray HBt;-Echoa ol .Erin: WGY conduding; Edith Friedman, pianist up because he was still ca rrying th'e ALEXANDER GRAY'S sponsor on the "burn" over the recent fro'nt page pub­ Y. N.-Armando Corea', Orcbestra: WNAC WLBZ WRVA-South Sea Isl~nder~ (NBC) "Voice of America" programs gave the WCSH-Oramatiution 8:15 PJ\L lici ty that White struck him while making WEEI-Radio Chat "Scandals." . big baritofle a raise whefl renewed . .• CBS-Raffles, the Amateur Cricksman: WJAS Elliott Shaw, ailing baritofle of the Re­ WOR-Th. Pet Clinic ot tM Ab WCAU WHAM-"Behind tb, Hndlinn..· Or ...,. In' a radio interview, little Jaekie Het­ velers, is out of the hospital and is back '-cobsl.ill ler admitted he liked cbocolate cake. singing with the famous quartet ...Hon­ NIGHT WJSV-s.. .. nade ors for the slimmest radio sta r are 6:00 P.M. Next day, via Uncle Sam's blue-gray uni_ 8:30 P.M. formed men, be reeeived two sucb cakes. claimed' by Francn uJnq!o,d, who is only NBC-Xavier Cugat'. Onhestra: WEAl' CBS-Voice of Amerin; Mary Eastman, IOPI"Inoj If tbe same listeners are reading, tbat'. 98 pounds. Fraflces wtll appreciate ad­ CaS-Buck Rogus in the 5tb Century: WADe Aln: Gray; Guosl SP\'aker; Nicholas Kemp. vice from anyone whose diet boosts her WOKO WMB WCAU WJAS WJSV ' ner's Or.hestra, WABC WOKO WNAC WJAS my favorite dessert. NBC-Ricbard Himber', Orchestra : WJZ WaAL WDRC WCAU WJSV over 100 .. . jerome Kern is reported as waz WSZA WM AL NBC-Advenlur., ,n Hulth; Dr. Hermia BIIft. PAPPY, ZEKE, EZRA AND ELTON, not being at all interested in coming back KDKA-Evenso"!t desen: WJZ WBAL KDKA WHAM WBZ to write original musical comedies for WCSH-News F]ashu the Westchester Hillbillies, were invited W'ZA to Washington to sing for the President radio because the idea was flOt snapped WEEI-The Evemn, Tattler WRVA-SPuvenin up at once when he lalked about it •.• WG V-E venin~ Brevitin 8:45 PJ\l, at the COrrespondents' Ball. They re_ WHAM-Sport cUi hearsed "Home On the Range" for sever­ joey Nash, Dick Himber's teflor, made HBC-Robert Simmons, lener ; Jer..., Stan' Or. three electrical transcriptions the other WLW-.Jack Arm.lron" sketcb chestra: WJZ al hours, and then john Charles Thoma! WHAC-Hew, flubu; Wulhr kDKA-Sludie Program beat them to it. Were they chagrinedl day without having to make any retakes, WOR-Unde Don. kiddill' Ilr.. r~ W BZ·W BZA-.J~ Rines' Orcheslra which, he says, is a record. , . Eugen, WRVA-Hi·Plano Pi]oto WHAM-Throu~h the Hollywood Lookln, G]a" Omumdy, whose Minneapolis Symphony 8:15 P.M. WRVA-The Story Behind th Claim programs over CBS are already attract- CBS-Bobby Senson . nd SunfIJ Jim: WABC 9:00 P.l\L Please, Cap'n Henry 111g wide praise, accedes to popular de­ WAAB WDRe WCAU WLSZ H8C-Captal ll Hen ry', SIlow Boal. .ocalhh IDol tBS-Bob Nolan, tenor: Norm Shen. pboist; I WOULD LIKE TO ask the spon so rs mand and says he wil( include a request orcbestra' WEAl' WEE! WCSIl WGY WRYA selection in each progrotm ... Sylvia WJSV WFl WRe of the Showboat Hour to set a-precedent KOKA-5portl; Program Preview CBS-Emery Deutsdl" Gypsy Violin: WA BC in radio broadcasting by repeating one of Froos stepped from a guest appearaflce on WtSH-AI Buck'i Sporh Rev'e. WNAC WORe WCAU WJ,\S WJSV WLDZ the best shows ever heard on the air­ the Ipana show into the hospital for a WEEI-Gene and Glen ..ith Jake and Len. NSt-Dealh Valley Days, dramaHc . tory: WJZ tonsil operation ifl preparation for a CBS WGV-Sporll Parade the radio version of jerome Kem's "Show­ WBZ WDZA WLW KOKA WBAL WHAM boat" which was hroadcast over a year sustaining build.up. WHAM-Richard IIimber'1 OrcbHtra fNBC) W.\1AL WLW-JOI! En'trson, songs; onbHl13 WaR-The Co·optimists ago. People are still talking about it ... WHAC-Tho Merry Go·Rollnd Glen Gray and his Casa Loma orchestra The sponsors of the Voice of Experi_ 9:15 P.M.. ence ha.ve insured the radio eounselor 6:30 P.l\L wi ll pl~y the junior Prom at Amherst CBS-Alennder W001l.011, the Town Crin: for h a lt million dollars! H8C-lvory Stamp Club; Captain Tim Heal),: WABC WNAC WDRC WOKO WCAU WJ AS and the Green Key Prom at Dartmouth a. WJZ WJSV WLB Z this Spriflg . . . If Conl/ie Boswell is sing­ CBS- ~I;scha Hagins ky'. Ensemble: WABC WOKO WOR-"Thu'l Life" dram atized newl hudlill" WAAB WJSV WLBZ ing better than ever on the Camel Cara- HBt-.John B. Kennedy: WEAF 9:30 P.M. Double-X for Troy, O. KDKA-Salen Orchestra HBC-Eddie Ouchin', Orcheslra ' WJZ WBAL DAVID FREEDMAN, ra dio script W8AL-T..... emy Fi nge" or Ha rmony (N BC) KOKA WBZ WBZA WHAM WMAL NBC-Pross·Radio Bureau, News: WJZ WBAL CBS-Fred Waring'. Orchestra, enlertainers: WHA~I WBZ WaZA WRVA fashioner and impresario for the CBS W8Z·WBZA~ld Farmor's Almanac Big Sbow, has never been compared to WCAU--(A,medy SUrs or Hollywood WABC WOKO WDRC WJA S WJSV WNAC KDKA-Arl Fa rrar', Oreh nlt' WCSH-Gene and Glenn, comedy sketch WCAU WLBZ WCA U-.Jan Savitt. yilliinis! the beauteous Helell of Troy, although his WEEI-Muoical Program WLW-Caplain Henry'l Sbow Boat (NBC) 11:20 P.M. face ha s launched a thousand scripts, as WOR-flatty H. Balk,n, characler lIlalyst WGV-,\{usical Program CBS-Isham Jo~ e,' OrcbeSlra: WABe WIP far as we have been able to ascertaifl. . WHAM--Jack Driscoll, varidy program 9:45 P.M. WORC WJ SV WLBZ WJAS However, David precipitated a modern WLW-Bob NewhalL "Ma,l Poucb Spon.mu­ WOR-·'Tb. Witch's Tale" NBC-Cyri l Pills, tenor: WEAF WGY WCSH siege of Troy when he recently assened WNAC-Larry Funk'. Orcbestra 10:00 P.M. WH that he cons,dered Troy, Ohio, the radio WOR-Eddie Lan.'s Orcbutu NBC-Paul Whiteman's Orchestra and Radio En_ HBC-The Poet Prince, Anthony Frome, tenor, WRVA-New, Flaohe. ttrlainers; Al Jolson, oinging ton,n!ian; WJZ IVRVA WBAL WHAM WBZ WBZA capital of America, according to a sur­ 6:40 P.M.. DHms Taylor. ",.. te r of ceremonies: WEAF 11:30 PJ\L vey he had conducted to discover the WF~ohn 8 Kennedy (NBC) WCSH WGY WLW WEEI WFI WRVA WRC NBC-Add ... ~~ by Ass,stant ~ey. el Stale Sum. "typical American radio community." 6:45 PJ\L CB5-(;len Gray', OrclJeslra; Conoie Bosw.11. mor WeLl.,.: WEAF WCSH WRVA IVFl WEEr Pawling, New York, has been contesting CBS-Harold Knight's Orchestra: WIP tongs; Sioopnagle and Budd: WADC WOKO CBS-Naval an,j M~rint Corps R~ s .".ve Pro!,:ram; his choice vigorously through the columfl! H8C-Grandmotber'1 Trunk, sketch: WEAr WORC WCAU WJAS WJSV WNAC WLDZ Rur Admira l Wall. Ouverius, spol!ak",: of their local paper, and leading citizens CBS-Utile Ita],. du ma ' WABC WOKO WAAB NBC-Hand. A~ro .s the Border; Gloria t.. Vn. WADC WOKO WNAC WCAU WJSV WLBZ IOloi.1 and orchestra: WJZ KDKA WlIAM of other towns have been asserting civic WDRC WCAU WJAS pride and throwing in Ihe gauntlet for NBC-Lowell ThQma •. foday'. noW o: WJZ WBAL WBZ·WaZA-Billy Lo.!tz' Orchestra NBC-Enric Madr;iuera'S Orchntrll WJZ W8AL WBZ WBZA KDKA WLW WHAM WMAL 10:U PM. WHAM thei r own hamlets, villages, towns and WCSI+-Sludio Program WOR-Harlaa EUIene Read KDKA-Lloyd HUllllt1's Or<:hestra cities. It looks as if an interesting battle WEEI-Crysla] $()uveoi .. 10:30 PM. WBZ·WBZA-Duke D. wey'l Hicko., Nut. may take place, and perhaps it may lead WGV-Radio CPurt IIlBC-Echon 01 Ih. Palisados; DIl:anisl; Vocal­ WGV-.Johnny John","', Orchestrl to the fiflding for the mu·ch-sought "Mr. WJSV-MarfUorite Cromwell and Phil Crist ilt; Instrumuolal Trio: WJZ WHAM WBAL WlW-Lo. Ami,OI X of Radio." WHAC-Geof"!!e Hink]e and Arthur And.noll Ia WR\'A WOR-Val OIman', Orchest ... '·StrHt 01 Dreams" CSS-Enn Enn., builone with Coneerl Ordl... 11:45 P..M. WRVA-Eveninl Mu sicale Ira: WABC WMB WDRC WJSV WLBZ tBS-Naval and Marine Corps Rese.rvt Pros:ram : Rumor bas it that the Albert Spald­ 1:00 P.M. WOKO WJAS WDRC ing programs on Columbia may be re­ IIIBC_M a.., SmaiL IOngl; Orcb" tra: WEAl KDKA-Romance 01 Dan Ind Sylvi. WSZ·WBlA-Enrlc Madriguen'l Ordiutra (NBC) vamped a bit, to pr01)ide music 0/ sligbt­ C8S-M,rt Ind MII"lt, d.ama : WABC WOKO WBZ·WBZA-Buccaneers, Malt Qu artet 12:00 MIlL ly nrore popular flavor. WNAC WDRC WCAU WJAS WJSV WCAU-Vincen l Traven' Orcheslra .Bt~ ge OlHII's Orchutral W.lZ WBZ NBt-Amos 'n' And y: WJZ WBAL WBZ WBZA WNAC~.r Ihe (ameram.II', Shonlda WBZA KDKA WLW WRVA WHMI WMAL WOR-''Tht Jolly Russians"; Adia KUlnellOff NBC-J imm~ I.unuln.d'. OrchlStr.: WEAF WGY WCSH-Tru. Stories 01 Ih. Su 10:45 PM. WEEf WO WMAL Program Notes .... EEI-Edison PrOiram CaS-Evan Evans, baritone: WABC WJAS WJSY CBS-OU;. NtllOa·. Orcheslral WABC WOKO WG V-JOfI and Eddi., Comedy .hlch KDKA-Hancy Martin WNAC WJSV WCAU WJAS A SER I ES of six broadcasts entitled Tb, WOR-Ford Frick, Sports Ruum. WBZ ·WBZA-.Joe Rines' Orchutra KQKA-Marly GrOJOr'1 Orehnt.. COIl/idence Man, dealing wilh all kinds of 7:15 P.M. WtAU-8iUy lIay.' Orche.lra WHAM-Vittor Wagntr's Orchntra "Con" games will be inaugurated Monday NBC-Dilly 8 ach.lor, shtch; WF.AF WGY WNAt-Larry Funk's Ortbestra WLW-Johony Hamp', Orcbellr. at ro p. m.. EST over an NBCWj Z ne t­ WCSH WEEI WRe U:OO P.M. WOR-.Jack Berger'. Orchutra work. The premiere broadcast will depict CSS--Jusl Plain Dill, skil: WABC WNAC WCAU NBC-Vloll Phito "'!>TlnO' WEAl wn WRY"' 12:15 A.M. th e "truth about wire tapping" ... Gladys WJAS WJSV WGY WCS H WHAM-George OI.tn'. Orchntra (N BC) NBC-B. A. Rolfe', Orche'lu: WJZ W8Z WDIA CSS-V.r. Van.. contralto . WABC WlP WAAB Swar/bout, Metropolitafl mezzo-soprano, WHAM WHAL WMAL WDRC WJSV WJAS WOKO 12:30 A.M. will be interviewed Tuesday by Nellie NBC-Dancil>l in !.be Twin Citiel: W~Z WBZ KDKA-Lois Miller. ol"!la_ NBC-Tht eavali ..... ~ quartet: WJZ WBAL Revell .... The Guillord College Chol" WLW-Unbroken Molodin KDKA--Sportl Reriew WBZA WHAM KOKA WLW CeS-Charlie Davll' Orchellra: WABC WOKO sixty·five mixed voices directed by Max WOR--COmedy Sta .. of Hollywood WBZ·W BZA-Wealher: Temperatura; SPOrtI Noah, will broadcast Wednesday at II: IS WRVA-Iren, Ca st]. .... CAU-Boake Carter WNAC WCAU WJSV WEEI-Morey Purr. On:hoslra NBC-William Scotti'. Orchstra: WEAF WGY a. m. EST over an NBCWEAF network 1:30 P.M. WEEI WFI WMAL from New York. .. A new series of CB5-Qliver Naylor', Orcbt5t.. : WIP WHAM-Oan~e Or~h ..I" NBC-Shirley Howard, vocali.t; Th.. Jesters; WlW-Press Flashes 12:45 A..M. dramatized ghost stories by Ellioll O'Don­ Songa and Comedy; Pl ano and Guit~r: WEAF WHAC-New. Sorviu WGY-6arnmy Kaye's Orchestra nell, writer of international repute on WCSH WGY WRC WOR-"Moollbelml" 1:00 A.M. ghost legends, will be inaugurated the teS-The Sorenado": Phil Cook; Paul Kelst. 11:05 P.M. CBS-Dick Moslller'1 Or~hutra: WADe same day at 10:30 p. 'm. EST over an WLW-Theater of Ihe Air, drama baritone: WADC WDRC weAU WOKO WLW~Danc. Orcheslra NBC-WEAF network. ... At 10:JO p. m. WJAS WJSV 11:15 P.M. 1:3(1 AM.. NeC-Romanli/: Melodiuj Orthntn, Slidcbl NBC-Press·Radio Bureau, News: WEAF WG'l EST flext Frid.ay over an NBC-W JZ ne t­ WJZ WBZ WBZA KDKA WMAL WCSH WF! WRC Wl1e WLW-M_ ilka-. orlan and l'oeaDib work, comes "Thirty Pi eces of Silver," a WEEI-Aft" Dina," ReYIM caS-Prtss·Radio 'aureau. Newl: WADe WIP 1:00 A.M.. dramatic presen tation of the betrayal of WH..-Blltk Pr~ WJ SV WJAS WORe WLw-ok)ahoml Bob Albritbl j esus by judas Iscariot. 22 R a d i 0 G uide

Friday, March 30 HIGH SPOT SELECTIONS FOR THE DAY

WOR-''Tb.t Romann of Food .... PTvdt"" 11 lOCh. m.-Br~hml· " Rt~u iem": N BC·WEAF ind WJZ n.tworks. hnp, MORNING 10:35 A.M. 2:30 p. m.-BOl.ton Symphony orch~tra; Kountvitlk,. conducting: HBC·WJl nttworlt. HBC-Ralph Kirbery. iIOnU : WEA " wn WRC 4:30 p. m.-"The Much to C ~ ... ry": NBC·WEAF network. 8:00 A.AI. 4 :40 p. m.-Archbllhop 01 Clnt... b~ry. Good Frida, MH S~te: CBS·WABC network. ces-on the Air TOIUy, WABC CBS-Round TO"'ne" Quart~t: WABe WDRC 8:00 p. m.-Ethet Shutta. Wa1tu O'K"ft and Don Butor', o.(hntr.: NBC ·WJZ networt.. "BC~ r~'n Rhapsody; Rkhard Leibut. 0tlIO­ WCAU WIAS f~~:i A.M. iSI: WEAr WFf WCSII 8:J!) p. m.-The Much 01 Timt, drlmatized news events: CBS·WABC network. C8S-Th ~ Ambu oadon. Allie quuld: WCAU H8C-&.uy Croo:h •. conldne talk: WEAJ WEEl 8:30 p. m.-D~ngerOIlO Plfldise. dramatic sketch: NBC ·WJZ network. HBC- ~I.".n;n , De'olio"" WJZ WBAL waz WCSIt WFt WGY WRC 9:00 p. m.-Phil Hlrri,' orcheslra; Luh Rly. blues linter: NBC ·WJZ network, CB5-\\',1I Ihbotn,·. Ort~"t .. : Ped." Di! Cor­ WUZA KOKA IVRC 9:30 p. m.-Pic and P~t . blacklICe com,C1; J O'Ieph Bon ime's orcht1t,,, NBC ·WEAF net ... ort.. WEEI-Morn,nr Tr.in Catther dob, .nd Hi. F r ~ndly Philo..,ph,: IVABC WOKO WNAC WORC WCAU WIAS WLBZ 9:30p.m.-"Stven Last Words 01 Chrill"; NBC-WJZ ntt... ork. WGY-Mu s it ~ 1 Cloc:k 10:30 p. m.-"Thirty Pieul of Silver": NBC·WJZ network. WHAM-KindlJ' Thou&btl HBC-.lack .nd Loretta OWlen.. IOns' Ind pat· WJSV-Th. SUII Dial; Arthur Godfrey ler: WJZ 11 ;J!) p. m.-"Tlle Crucilixion": NBC ·WEAF network. WHAC-Shoppln, Ar.... nd Ih, Town KDKA--Simplitil, Pr~ram I Z:30a.m.-Jult1 L~nd e . Troubado ur of IItt Violin : HBC-WEAF nttwork. WOR-Prot.am H"unoe: Produce Reporter WJSV-s.: ... nade WOR-Moruinr Mu.ie,1t I 8:05 A.M. 10:50 A.M. CSS-The Ambf,,,adon; \VABC WBZ-WBZA--Piano Etching •• Do.i. n .... 11 1:00 P.M. 3:15 P.M. 8:10 A.M. 11;00 A.M. CBS-Marie. th. Liul. Freneb Prince ... d.am.: N8C-Hay BeaU.e"on. bariton e: WEAr WCSH WOR-AI Wood ,., lonl l .nd patiN HBC-Brahm. Requiem: cho'll': ..,loi.lI: WEAr WAIlC WNAC WCAU WEEI IVGY WRe 8:15 A.M. WJZ WCSII WCY waz WIlZA WHAM HBC-Mark tt and Wuth.. Reports: WEAl WBZ-WBZ A_Aid.n lIedmon. baritOll. KDKA WEE! WUT WBAL WMAL KDKA-Farm and 1I0n,e Hour (N8C) WCAU-Won"n', Club of the Air CB5-S,mny Mtloditl; Mark WarRow, conductor: WCSH-lyman B. ChipmaD WOR-"Old Min Sun, hi"e" WARC WCAU Ca S-"Cookine Clo.eups." Mar, ElIi, "'m"' WABe WOKO WNAC WDRC WC"'U WJAS WGV-Alb,ny on Parade 3:30 P.M. NBC-I)on H. 1l Trio: wn WBAL WHAM WOR-Dr. Wynne', lIe.llh TaO. KDKA-Tornnoy .nd Shlrlock WJSV HBC-Women·. R.d,o RHie.... : orchutn ' Cia". WBZ·WBZA-Ouke o.Wty'l IIitko.), Nut. WOR-Wblt 10 Eat and Why. C. Hou. ton GoudlM 1:05 P.M. din. M..,OonaJd: WEAF WCY WCSII' WEEI W(SH- ll.!olornin~ o.,oUC>aI 11:15 A.M. WOR-l!.Th. Luther,,' Choru! 01 Brookl,n, ''Th. wn WRC W[EI-Shoppinl Se'Y;CI CBs-F'ats Walie., ..,n~ s: WA BC WNAC WORC Seven La,t Words 01 Cllrisl" CBS-- ll:trri ~ bu~ V'rit l, P1"OI!.l m: WABC WJAS WCAU WJA S WJSV WLBZ 1:15 P.M. WORe WLBZ WOKO WNAC W~SV WIP 8:30 ".M. 11:30 A.M. NBC-<:hft.io. 'nwit.tia.lI! IItk .nd mu.: NBC-Pinkey lIunter' . Orchestra: WEAr WCSH WBZ.WBZA-IIo"" Fo.um Cookinl !X:llool WCAU~h ..li, Cainn' Orchlltr. WEAr WEU WCSH WGY WFf WRC CBS-Ton), Woos: WABe WN"'C WDRe WOKO wn NBC-l(w Whit., o, ••ni.l; WJZ waAl KDKA WJAS WLBZ WIP CBS-liunly Curdy Man: WABC WOKO WNAC WOR~ hoo';l11 E'Jt .. Planu and Flo ... ers, Dr. waz \VeZA CPC-Pete Wooltry, Imor; onbHIU: WCAU WORe WIP WJSV C. If. Connors WJSV WCAU-Robert M •• k. baritone 3:45 P..M. WHAM-Amon, ttlJ S.. ntam WaR-SlOW. in lilt World of Wom ..., t.potUlfI' WOR-MArtll. ""nial. 1.lk WEEI-State Deparlment of 10.""".1,,", WOR-~Ioolil In "'u';. 8:45 A.M. Il:es A.1\l. I:SO P.M. CBS-~b.k Warno,,'s Ort h ...tra: WABC WJAS 4:00 P.M. ca5-S.", Moon', ""lin,: WABC WCAU WJSV WORC WIP WLB7. HBC-Franti, C. Huley. talk: WEA r HBC-lJora cio Zito', Ti/llo Orth.,lrl' WEAF WHAM-lA'W Wbile. O',lailt (NBC) WCAlI-Patsy Darlin~ and the Knickt.botktra CBS-Ea,y Aen, corned,: WABC WNAC WCAU WCY WTlC WRe VlOR-Sherman KH ne', OrehH I.a WNAC-The Melody S"Hlhtarll WJ AS CSS-ll hnois W... It ).n CIIoir. Easter PrOjtf'IIl: 9:00 A.M. WaR-Red. Bluk and Gold Trio NBC-:'tI.u.ice LH. ' Concert Enstmblt: WCSH WABC WOKO WSAC WMS \\'CAU WJSV HBC-!,a", Human. xylophon.; F.. ak Baal.. WEEI \VCY wac WDR e WLBZ piano: WEAr ",UT wesl! WCY HBC-Vic and Sad.' wJl KOKA. WBZ WBlA HBC-Bett, and Bob. dramalie tkft.h: WJZ cas-Oo R. )Ii Trio: WABC WOKO WNAC WH"M WBAL WMAL WBAL II'BZ WB?''' KDKA WIlAA! WMAL WORe WCAU WJAS WLBZ AFTERNOON WOR-Bobb, Burn .. I'oetl")' CIa,. of Ibe All" WCSH-With the Collq. Prolestor' HaC-The M~"l'y Chd: WJZ KDKA WBAL WRVA-Marktt Rtparlf WEEI-New, Oi.patch. waz \vBZA WMAL 12:90 NOOD 1:45 P.M- WOR-Or. II . 1. Strandhacen: "The HulU" WEEI-ClotltCI In, ,,tute NBC-Gtnt Arnold Ind the CommodorH' WEAF NBC-Mallrite b ...· Coneerl En""mbl.: WEAr Skin Club" WHAM-Towu Clo ~ k l'roa; ram WEEI WUT WCY \\'CSII wac . WJ:o:E I WRVA-... " 8ro.. n. Oruni1l WJSV-Danee Ortht, t •• CB$-''The Voice 01 EaPlri.nte:" WABC WHAC CBS-The Pl3yboYI: WABC WJSV WMS WLBZ 4:15 P.M. WOR-Qur Cllildrtn ... itll Ahry Okl.; Edwin Nen. WDRC WCAU WJA S WJSV WOKO WNAC WIP HBC-Sellie Rt vell at Larqt Inttrview;nl Chule. Jr~ barilone•• nd ~ru SlIIekley. ora: ...ill HBC- ~Io"lh Health. talk, WIZ HBC-Se,'U Voices ; M~rrit · Men, male quartet: Wim, i" l tr: \\' E,u' Wes lI WTlC WHAM 9:15 A.1II. N8C-Soloist: KDKA IVSAL N.il Sisle",. vocal trio: \vJZ WBAL WMA L WM ,\L HBC-Break' asl Club. orchn tr.: W~Z WBAL WBZ·WBZA-The Monitor View, Ihe New., Er. KOKA-L1o)'d lfuntleY. O",htst .. CBS-U. S. Arm y 8 . "d: WADC WC"'U WOKO KOKA WIIA~1 ne.t Bnulo" WBZ-WBZA-o,"an Miniaturel. Doris Tirrell HBC-The S;"sin, S"~" gt r: wn WBAL KOK.\ HDC-Llndt T.io altd Whitt . IIOn~. and .omedy: WHAM-Tower Clo<:k Trio WCAU-AI~rt Bartlet!. "The Tango King" WEEI-Studio Program WEAr weSH WCY WUT WEEI WRe WOR-"A.ound the Wh,,1 of Evtnll," Mary 1.. WGV-Il.adlcy Kinuid. mountain ballad. Roberto WGV-lJook Nt...... Levete Fllller CBS- ~Idropolilan Pa ..d.: WABC WOKO was WHAM-Dante Or.h"tr. WOR-n,t Vir, inian •• male quarlet WII' WLDZ 12:15 P.M. WOR-Sho.. BNt 80,. WBZ ·W BZA- Vi~nll Rude, talk HBC-Johnny Marvin. t."or: WEAF WIIC WRVA-Sllnshin, P ro~ram 4:30 P.1\I. WCAU-Wo,d. and Mu,ic CBS-Belly Barlhell • ..,ng o. with M.lodHn QU I " 1:50 P.M. NBC- ~larch !o Calvary ; Southern air" N~ro WJSV-Womt o· . J[our ttt: WABC WOKO WCAU WDMC WJSV WCAU-Otheury WOKO 5:05 P.M. WaR-Emily Pod; Sidney Ne. bitt. baritone: WOR-AI~.I Barllett. T.n,o Kia, HBC- HMlon Symphony O,..,hestra; D •. Serre Mllriel Pollack 9nd IItr Singin, Strinss Kou"e "it~ky, director: WJZ WHAM WB AL WOR-You r lI adio In'ormer 10:15 A.M. \VMAI. 5:10 P.M. HBC-Mrs. eurlb B. R.ilin,. $Ono ",d doria: kDKA-llome Forum WEEI-Y. M. C. A. Nt"" WEAF WEEI WCSII IVF! WRC WCAU-Women's Cillb of Ibe Air WOR-I" OIram Retllmt CBS-SiU .nd Ci/lle•• popular lIOn,.: WABC WEEI-Kilthtn o. tb. Air 5:15 PJ\L WOKO WOR-M u.~1 Muth ....Ioi.t; ortheslfl CBS-Oi.k M... s ner·, Ortbu tn: WAAB WORe HBC-Cb.. . Lu 'n' Em: WJZ WBAl WBZ 157 2:45 P.M. WOKO WJAS WIP WBZA WHAM WBAl-Poetry Recital by thl " BtntitOWll Bard" NBC~onc e 't Arti. U: WEAr WGY KDKA-Studio Program WBZ·W8ZA-Kay Fa y••. ..,Ioist HBC--{;eofJ' Fltmln ~ Hu. ton, baritOQe: WJZ WG V-Mu.ie. 1 I·r...... m WOR-Leo Freud~fJ 's O.theslra WBAL II'I],\M WTIC CASH PRIZES CBS--Qn tht Air Tonit;bt : WADC WJSV-~ladi..,n Sin ~ "" teBS) 3:00 P .M. 10:30 A.M. CBS-Artisl Ruilal; Enn Evan .. ba.iloo," Cha.· KOKA-Kiddi ... Cluh NBC-Pres.·Radio Bu.tau, N",.: WEAr WFI lotte lbrrin,an. tontnollo: WABC WJAS WCAU-Friend 01 Youth IVRC WCSII WCY In Radio's Greatest WL8Z WIP WOKO IVNAe WEEI-Studio Program CBS-P ....· Rad'" Buruu, News: WABC WORe HBC-Ma Porkin .. dr. mallt .keltb: WEAr WFl WOR --COi"~ Placa witb T. Atht.tOft Dim .. WJAS W1SV WNAe Contest of All WCY WRC WCSH WRVA-C",il Ind S.lIy HBC-TodaY. Cbildren. d .. ""Uc "'ddt: WJZ KDKA-Boston Syn'phony Orchestra (N BC) 5:%0 PJ\I. WSAL WBZ WalA KDKA WMAL WIZ·WB ZA-"Book, and "lItbOfS~ CBS-Dick Mellner', Ortll.' ''I: WABe WEEI-Tht II lppy Rln,bl .. WCAU~lrlott a Dalt• ..,n~. WJSV-Tht Melody Min strel WGY-The Markel B.,kel See Last Page WEEI-T... enty Fln tus of Harmon, (NBC) 5:25 P.M. WHAM-M .... Thrilty Bu,e. WOR-E lin~lb McSb.nt. "rubiolll" WRVA-Alin io WOlldtrbo4 Radio Guide 23 (FRIOAY CONTINUEO) 7:45 PM. NBC--cu! Van .nd Company with Arlene Jack· 5:30 P M , son: WJl WBAL WMA L NBC-T(I be annnunoed: WEAF WEEI WTIC NBC-The G o;>ld~rg" comedy Iketobl WEAF Bandstand WlIT WGY weSH WIte and BATON WEEI WCSH WLIT II'GY WRC CB S-Jook Armstr(lng, All Am~rlun boy: WABe CB$-Doake Carter. news: WASC WNAC WCAU LASSICAL MUSIC is coming into elltly our Fred Warings, Wayne Kings, WOKO WN Ae WORe WCAU WJAS WJ SV WJAS WJSV its own again. And dance orches­ Guy Lombardos and Bell Bernies are ber4 NBC-Singing Lady, children'. \)rO!{ralD: WJZ E. T.- Tme Stories of the Sea: KDKA WOR C WBAL WBZ WeZA KOKA WHAM tras 3re rapidly losing their promin­ to stay. WBZ.WBZ A- &b Buker. Dog Stories ent place as entertainers par excellence on WOR-Robert R~nd. "Town Talk," GyptJ Or, WHAM-<:ounty.Medical Society P l'OKram chestra WLW- Studio PrOgram ,ponsored network shows. Wv:ness the SEYMOUR SIMONS assumes charge 5:40 PM. WRV A-Sm<)kv and Poky demise of Isham /OlU!S on the Big show. of the Blackhawk Cafe, Chicago. Easter WRVA-Sport. n~vi ~w 8:00 P.M. and of Tid iVeems from the Chicago-ori­ Sunday, with its NBC and WCN wires. 5:45 P.M. NBC-Concert . Jessica Oragone ttf. f(IfI rano: ginating hosiery account among others. Oflicia ls are uncertain whether to continue NB C- Wiurd of 02, rlr~",atitation : WEAF WGY quartet; piano duo: Ro.. rio eou.d<)n ', Or. the "Midnight Flyers" guest star show WTlC WEEI WeSH che.tra: WEAF WTle WGY WEEI weSH Bookers and agents 01 t hI! dance orches­ which has proven so popular on its WGN CB s-Gordon. Oav~ and Bunny ••ongs: WABC WUT WRVA WRC tras bO".utver, are not worrying overly WAAS WORC WOKO WJAS WCAU Monday night airings this last year. CBS-Phil Duey. Frank Luther and Ja ~ k Park"" 1IIlIch. Rag-time, ian and popular bolJ.. HSC-Little Orphan Anme' WJZ WBAL W8Z with Vivien Rutb, vocalists, WABC WNAC WSZA KDKA WHAM WMAL Dds are not iust a pDHillg jallcy; they WORe WJSV DON BESTOR will be heard from the WNAC-The Cosmopolitans. novelty quintet NBC-Ethel Shutta. Wal ter O' Ketfe and Don Bes. bave U'OIl a permanent place in American WOR-A eltan Sweep. M.... Hubert Skip..... t or'~ Orch.stra, WJZ WBAl WBZ WSlA bearts. Wbile Ibe demand lor better 1IIU­ Penn hotel and NBC beginning the fi rst KDKA WHAM WMA l sic may result in j/!Wer 01 tbe lou:er-cla u week in April. replacing George Olsen, .• WCAU-SiUy Hay, ' Orohed•• and less-skilled dallce orchestras, appar- Pbil Harris has added new sustaining NIGHT WLW- Thrn Mood. in 8tut; FrankliD Sea .. periods o\'er NBC from the Palais Royale 6 :00 PJ\L tenor : O,chestra and is now heard thrice weekly besides NBC-Xavier Cugat's Orohestra: WEAF WRVA WOR-The l<>afns : Billy Jonu Ind Ernie Ha.. : the Friday commercial ... Lllls Russell CB S-If. V. Kaltenborn. news: WABC WOKO Ben Selvin', Orch ... t.a 10:50 P .M. WNAC-yrry Funk', Orchutra goes into Dixie on split CBS chains from WAAS WORe WJSV WIP WJAS 8:15 P.M. Philadelphia Cotton Club . . . Cloud4 NBC-Angelo Ferdinanda', Orchestra: W.lZ CBS-Edwin e. Hill. "The Hum an Side of th, 11:0J) P.M. WBAl Nows:" WASC WOKO WNAC WORC WCAU NBC-Talk by Jo;>hn E ..kine: WEAF WGY We SH Hopkins' Harlem Serenade is now spotted KDKA-Evenson~ WJAS WJ SV WTIC on Columbia, Tuesday evenings. and he, W B Z·W BZ~·Leary's Irish Min.trell WLW-Sil1it Jones and Ernie Hare NBC-Mari<> Coui. baritone: WJZ WBAL WMA L too. has a new sustaining. Wednesday WCAU-llarold Knight'. Orcbest •• 8:30 PJl.L KOKA-Sporh nights ... Definite word has not arrived WC SH-New s Flashe. WBZ ·W BZA-Weather : Temperat ..... ; Spolt, yet concerning time and a ne twork fo r WEEI-The Evenin, Tattle. CBS-The March 01 TIme. draD.-tited new. WCA U-Scake Carter. talk WGY-Evening Bre,·iti ... ; Ne\l. Item. even ts: WABC WOKO WNAC WOR C WCAU WEEI-nanny Weeks' Orchestra Duke Ellington's commercial emanating WH AM-Sporteast WJ AS WJSV WLW- Prns Flashe. from the Pacific Coast shortly, WLW-Jack Armrtron,. ,ketdl HBC- Oangerous ParadiR. dta.atic . ketcb : WNAC-!«ews Servioe WNAC-News Service WJ Z WBAL WBZ WBlA KDKA WLW WOR-"MoonHam." WOR-Unole Don : Kiddie,' progn. \V HAM WMAL WRVA- \I'eede My£T'. Orchestra ED DAY, self-styled "Ohio's Waltz WGY-Farm PrOllram 11:15 PJl.l. King." claims more time on the air than 6:15 P.M. WOR- ~ I usical Revue any ot her Cleveland band. lie is heard CB S-Bobby Benson and Sunny J im: WABC' 8:45 PJl.l, NBC-Pres s· Radio;> Bureau. Ne ...... : WEAF WCSH WAAS WORC WeAU WlSZ WRC WGY WTlC via WHK from the Bedrord Glens .. . NBC-To;> ~ announced: WJZ WBAL WSZ WS ZA CB s-Gen~ and Charli.: WJSV WOKO CBS-Press·Radio;> Bureau. News: WASC WJAS Frill Miller and the Club Royale have KOKA-Sporls and PrOgram Previ,w WHAM WJSV WIP WORC joined \vBBM's "Around the T own" pro­ KOKA-Sludio Prtlgram NBC-PresS·Radio Sureau. News : WJZ WBA L WBZ·W BZ A-Joe and Bateese. 'kit WLW-Rodio Court grams. , , l oe Roberts. formerly maestro WCS H-AI Buok's Sports Revitw 9:00 P.M. WDZ WelA WHAM WMA l in his own right. is now banjo-ing. guita r­ WEE I--ccne and Glenn with Jake and Lena KDKA-Lucille Manners, ""prano ' ing. and singing with Ace Brigode in Chi­ WGY-Hank Keene nadio;> Gang HB C-Waln TIme: Frank Munn, te...,r ; Muriel WCAU-Enzo Aita. tenor; Marjorie Coli, barpist Wil!prano; Abe l yman', Orchenes' Oroht$tra: WASC WORC • 6:2.5 P.M. WlDZ WJSV WIP WlBl \\'1\AC with no broadcast. WHAM-Studio Pro&ram NBC-Phil Ha.,i.' Orchestra; l uh Ray. blues NBC-lucille Manneu. soprano : vaz WDA L WNAC-Anne O~ Foreisu: WI::AF WEE t II'CSH WLW IVRVA into the Pierre Roof in the same city by KOKA-Stud;" Program 9:15 P.M. WGY WTle WRC CBS ... lim Fettis, another WI P feature WBZ·WB ZA-Temperatu,,: Spotts R.v;ew CB S-Ruth Ettin.!!. Johnny Green'. Orohe,tr.: CB S-Isham Jo;>nes' Orohestra: WABC WNAC WCSH-<:Iub Car Special from the La usa, goes Columbia also ..• Ted Busing: WA IIC WOKO IVNAe WORC WCAU WOKO Philadelphia's new Cafe de Paris features WE EI-Musica! Pro ~ram weAU WJAS IVJ SV NB C-To be a""(lunocd: WJZ WBAl WMAL WGY-~lu si(. l Pro~ram WRVA-Oi"ie Spiritual Singe .. KOKA-Ll<)yd Huntley'S Orchestra Cbarles I-/llston as maestro. WHAM- Hu~hie Buetl'. Orchestra WBZ·W BZA- Milton Ebbin , ' Orcbestra WJSV- Fra"k and Jim 9:30 PJ\L NB C~ne Night Stonds; Pic and Pat. blaokfue W H AM-~" Smith', Orchestra Detroit's newest, the Oriole Terraee WLW-Bob Newhall. "Mail Pouch Sportsmaa" W OR ~zzie Nel..,n', Orch es tra WNAC-Jack Fimedion s; Orohestra: WEAF WU T IVeS H Club, h as en gaged Irvlnr Aaronson for soloist \I'G\' WTIC WRC 11 :45 PJl.l. Us opening, with no outlet as yet. ••• WOR-Homa"oe in Rh)thm and Rh~·me. Sylvia C BS-~In"'elou s MoIodi ... : Jack Whitin~: Jeannie CBS-Henry BU S1e' s Orch.tra: WADC WCAll Leon "Snooks" Friedma n began a n in_ C~' de and J.,.eph Bi er lang: Jack Oenny'S Orchestra: WABC WO KO wone WNAC WIS\, WlSZ WOKO definite engagement a t the Casino de WRVA- New$ Flashe. WNAC WORC WeAU '\VJSV WJAS 12:00 Mid. 6:40 P.M. NBC-.!lSe,·en Last \\'<),d. of Christ: Chica!o Paree, New York, last week, with WMCA CBS-Leon Belasco;>', OrchHlra: WASC WO KO pickups, WE EI-The Old Pain ter Aoapella Cho;>ir: D1fte Hill, baritone: WJZ WNAC WCAU WJAS WJSV 6 :45 P.I\L WBZ II' BIA WBAL KOKA WRVA WHAM NBC-Tom Gentry'. Oroheslra: WJl WBAl NEN-Ynur Fo;>lko and Mine. drama: WeSH WEEI-Bo, ton Emergenoy Air Parade WHAM \VOZ WillA WMA L WLiT TI-IE NIGHT CLUB OF THE AIR, a WEEI WTle WLW-Un.o;>lved Myste.,es KOKA-Marty Grqor·. Orohutr. WOR-Teddy Bergman. comedian: Betty Queen. WENR, Chicago, airing from the College NBC- Henry Burbi.!!'. Rh ythm Boy. : WEAF WFl WOR-liaroid Sle.n', Orohelie .. Quartet 12:30 A.M. Van Emburgh; Margaret Daum. IIOlni.t: 9:45 P .l\I. CBS-Louis Panico', Orchestra: WeAU a genuine floor show before the mICro­ WABC WOKO WAAB WORC WCAU WJSV WOR-Willy Robyn. tenor: Marie Gerard, soprano NBC-Jule. bnde. troubador or the vmlin: WEAF phone. With Frallkie Mnstirs master-of_ WLBZ 10:00 P.M. WEEI WTIe WUT ceremony-ing and vocalizing occas.ionally, NB C-l<>well Thom u. todoy', news: WJZ WLW NB C-first Nighte •. dramatic sketch: WEA!" CB S-Sa,,, Ho;>bbins' Orch",t. a: WABC WNAC the itinerant artists pre5Cnted to dmers at Wel. WBlA KOKA WBAL WHMI Wt.lAL WEEI WTIC WCSH Wl rr WGY WRVA WOKO WJS I' the Hotel Sherman slJO t do as much of WGY- ~lu sical Program WRe NB C-Ted Siaok'. Oroh ",tr. : WJZ WBl WDZA WNAC-Jaok Fi ' her', Orchestra WHAM KOKA WlW WMAl their stull for the listeners as possible. C BS-oI ,~n and Johoson. comedian, ; HaTtY Recent stars ha\'e included Zelda Sal/tley, W O R-Ra~' Perkin •• the Fun Baker So,nik', Orchestra: WA DC WOKO WNAC WGY-Oick Fiddler's Orchestra 7:00 P.M. WORC weAU WJAS WJSV WleZ 1:00 A.l\I. Edith Griflitb, and limmy Mattern. T he NB C-~lort on Bowe. tenor: Orobestra: WEAl NBC-Felix Salmond. 'ceUist; Pn. song. 10:30 P.M. WOR-Ford Frick, Sporh Resume CBS- ~lary Eastman. IIOp,ano: Concert Orchestra: RADIO GUIDE 7:15 P.M. \I',\BC WAAB WORe WJS V WIP WOKO HBC-Billy Ihcbelo.'. ,keteb: WEAF WCSH II'LSl II'JAS [be yearly subscription price is $2,00; six months $1.25 WG \' WEEI WRC NB C- FJ)';ng Dutohman', Orchestr.. William And to make sure of your copy every week. CB s-Just Plain Bill ••ki t : WABC WNAC WCAl! St~s •. CIAl of th. Betrayal o;> f Chrill: WJZ WBAL RADIO GUIDE -- K D K A-Silvtrtoppe,~ WIIA~I W~IAL WLW-Henry Theis' Orchtstra KDKA- O.n and SyM3 423 Plymouth Court, WOR-Front PaJle Orama. WBZ-W BZ A- Sammy liner', Ordled .a WRVA- Momenu With The Masten WCAU-Taximeter Li,tens Chicago, III 7 :30 P,M. WCSH -Studio Program we ntlemen: NBC-Fur Trappers: \VEA F WNAC- !«ick Park)'~ kaka5 CBS-Musk on the Air: \VASC WOKO WNAC WOR-Jack Arthur. baritone; Orchestrl Enclosed please .find $ . _ . , _ .... • ,... ..:._:. for which send WORC WCAU \VJSV WlSZ WJAS WRVA-Domino l ady and O.chestra KADIO Gume to me for (si% months), (one year), NBC- :\lu.ic b)' Ger5hwin: George G2rshwin and 10:45 P .M. Nam••• ______Orohe,tra: WJZ WBA L WBZ WSlA KOKt. KOKA-Nanoy Martin WHAM WlW WMAL WBZ ·WBZA- Evening Reveries; Jlmn 1. O' H.. a, Addr'.es"' ______NBC-Three X Siste .. : WCS H WTIC nr~anist vVEE I-After Dinner Revue WCAU-\'inttnt Trav~ ..' Orohntra WGY- Play GnlSie •• Play WCSH-FI}'ing Dutchmen Orche't .. (NBC) WOIl-The Siulers, vocal trio WH AM-Vodvil PrOlram Town State WRVA- Musiul Interlude WNAC-Ntw, Fla.be.; Wutbu 24 Radio Guide Saturday, March 31 HIGH SPOT SELECTIONS FOR THE DAY

11:00 AX 12:00 Noon-Resurrection Cerem ony from Budlpest, Hungary : NBC·WJZ network. MORNING "BC-Alma Schirm ... pi.nisl : WEAP 1:50p. m.-Metrapalitan Op-era p-e rfcrmance III "Ml noll" : NBC·WEAF and WJZ networkl. eB5-Cheer Up : WABe WOKO WCAU WO Re 8 :OO p.m.-Art in Amerlu : "Stuart and the Washi ngton Portrl its" : NB C·WJZ network. 8:00 A.l\L WNAC WJAS WJSV WLBZ NBC-Pappy, Er.ra, Zete an d Eltoll. hillbillia: 8 :00 p. m.-forly·Fi.e Minutes in HoIIY"'fOOd: film pre.i"",; g o~~ ip: CB S·WABC network, CB ~ tbe AIr Today: WA DC ,:00 p. m.-Donald Ho" s, tenor; Frances Langford, contralto : NBC·WEAF netWW'k. NBC-RadiO) City Organ; Richa rd Leibert. 0I'pII' WJZ WBAL KOIU WBl WBlA WMAL ;51: WEAF WFI WCSH NBC-Galaxy of Sta .. WI.IT WGY 9:15 p. m.-Alua"der Woo!1cDtt, "The Tow:n Crier": CBS·WABC networt. N. E. H.- Food Hnu t: WCS H WEE( CBS-Sal<>n Mu.i~.le: WeAU , :30 p. m.-George Jesse!; Vena Van and Fre4die Ric h', orch estra: CBS·WABC net_k. NBC-M<>rnin~ Devotiollt: WBAL KDKA WHAM-Cenlury Org.n Program 9 :30 p. m.-Btatrice Fairfax drlmatizatian,: NBC·WEAf network. wn WOR-Wh. t 10 Elt an d Why. C. HOII,toa Goudi., \V OZ \V aZA WRC 10 :00 p. m.-Broadcast from Byrd Exp-ed ltlon I CBS·WABC network. WEEI-Morning Train Cltcher 11:15 AM. 10:00 p. m.-Mrs. Frlnklin D. Roost.tlt, talk 01'1 parts: NBC·WJZ network. WG Y-Musical Cloek NBC-The V.,. FamilJ. Seven South Carolln. 10:10 p. m.-Alka·Sel\Ztr prne.nb WLS National Bam Dance ; Un cll Elfl, Spareribs. the WH AM- Kindb ThOilibh children singin, harmon): WEAF WGY WRC Westerners. Mlpl, City h ur and other stars : NB C·WJZ network. WJ SV-Tht Sun Dial, Arthur GodlIe, NBC-Sp3ni.h Idyll. , ,Irinl' a ..embl e : W/Z WNAC-ShoppinS A,oulld Ihe Towa WMAL 11:30 p. m.-peter the Grut, 4rma: CBS·WABt net",ork. WOR-PrO\l:"1l1 Resume: Produce Reporter KDKA-Kiddie,' Club 8 :05 A.M. WB ~. WBZA-M assa chu Hth r ederatloa of W_­ CBs-5l ioll Musie,le: WABe tn', CJu bl 1:15 P ,M. KDkA-A Recrf"O. Bin l nd Aln 8:10 AM. 11:30 AX WAA B-Savitl St r in~ Quartet (CBS) WGV-Martha .nd Hal WDR-" Just 0 ",•. " Steve Seyen WOR-AI Woods, songs and I»tter NBC-Down Lovers' Lant: Vocl lisu: Piano Duo: WCSH-To he ~nnollnced (N BC) Narrator: WEA F WCS II WRe WG Y-Ted Bl ack', Orchestra (N BC) 8:15 A.M. 5:40 P.M. CB S-Fredonia Slate Normal School Gi rl. GIN WJSV-Alternoon Rhythm. WRVA-Sporh Ruie'" NBC-Don !fan Trio: WJZ \VaAL Club: WABC WORC WOKO WO,U WNAe 1:30 PM. NB C-o'1':an RhapSQ(\y: 1V ~;El w ac WL BZ WJ SV 5:45 P.M. CBS-H. rold K n i ~ ht ·. Orchestra: WASC WOKO KDKA-Tommy a"d Sherlock WEEr- Bob En'tt),,' Gan l CBS-Ch. rles Carlil •• lenor WA RC WOKO WORC WBZ·WBlA-Oukt Dewey', Hicko., Nuh w eAU WO Re WNAC WJSV WNAC WLBZ W/AS w lr WCA U WGV-ChiMreo's Th Uler 01 the Air HBC-Vlc and Sid.' WJZ WBAL WBl WBU WCSH-IlMorllln, Devonons WHA M-Spani5h Id ~n$ (N BC) HBC-·Li ttle Orphan Annl, WJZ WBAt. WBZ KOIU WltAM WMA L 8:30 A.l'L WOR-"News in the World 01 W(Omeo.", Gabriel WR U KDKA WIIAM WMAL WOR- It ".al ind Gentt. Book Rnm. WGY-Bradte) Kincaid, hiHbiU) ""'II N8C-o.~r ; o. Inspirational Talk .Dd Mulle: Hn ltt r WEAF WEEI IVeSH WCY \Vn c WFI WRC 11:45 A.II. 1:45 PX WOR-o. n .. loh ... CI.rk. Frtlltli cI •• NBC-lew White, or!!:alli,t: WJ Z WDAL KDKA CBS-Harold Knigh t', Orihe,tra z WJAS WlAZ NBC~ lan 1>!elodi .. ; Eddie Fitch, 0I1I:1Ini1l; KOkA-Slring Quartet IVaz \V aZA WHAM Mary Steel .. contralto: WIZ WlIAM WBAt. NIGHT WOR-Sherman KHne'. Orchestra WeAU-Burton RORe,,' Orch.str. WMA L WOR-Mihon Kaye, piano recital 8:4.5 A.M. CB S-Conct rt Miniature" WABC wonc WOKO 1:00 P.M. WCAU WJAS WN IIS WL6Z WJ SV 1:58 P.M. HBC-Peter Van Steed_II', Or. belh .: WEAF CSS-n., Amhundors: WAac WCAO CBS-" Mftl th, Artist," Bob Taplinge. InlU' WOR-Dog Tales, Rimard MUlley WBZ ·W BZA-Advent"fl nl wi th h Sllae Stimpi NBC-Metropolltan Opera e omp. llYI pruetltatto. WLIT-Oown Lovers' Lalit (N BC) of "MaDon": l obn.s. K~nedr and Milton I. .itw, Radio Starl: WABC WOKO WMB 9:60 A.M. WOR-Andrew a axter. Jr .. baritone and Orcb. CrO$S, (omme"lato.,: WEA r W/Z wnc WORC WCAU W/AS WJSV NBC-Morning Glones, danu orcbestra: WEAP ., WEEl WCS II WGY \\'8Z WBU WFf WlLUI IIlBC-AI Purn and his' Ganl: \VIZ WBAL WBZ WllT WCSH WGY WRC WBAL WMAL WBZA WMAL CBS-In Iht LUl Dob . 3:00 P.M. PM WOR-Tht Cranky Crocodile. dUldreo'. prOlr' lII 6:%0 WCSH-F.. ", nubs; StH b ' Dd Weathu CBS-Round Towne... QuartK ' WASC WORC WCSH-Mulical Interlude WR VA-Cbildren'. 1I 0ur WEEI-Studio Program \li NAe W/SV WJAS WCAU WLSZ WOftO 9:45 A.M. WGV-IIank Kune's Radio GinI' WOR-Loui. e Save. soprano 8:31:1 P.M.. IIlBC-Richard Himloer', Orcheslra: WEAF WAC CBS-Tht Meistm ingtr: WA BC WNAC WCAU WN.AC_New. and Weather 3:15 PM WOKO WJSV WLBZ WJ AS WOR-Musiul Pr~.am CBS---Fretleric lViIli ~m Wile. talk : WAac WOKO WOR-" Your LoY, r" wonc WAAB WJS\' \VJAS WLBZ NBC-The Bauio!eeT$: WEAF WEE! w esif WTlC U:~O P.M. IIlBC-Slamp Club ; Capt. Ti m He-aJy : WIZ WFI WR e S:SO PM. WOR-Scout New. CBS-Ann Leal at the Orl:;an : WABC WCA.U NBC-Twent, Fi ft rer. 01 Human r : KOK.\ KOKA-Work·A·Oay Thoueht. WDAL WHAM WGV-The Ba njoleer. 11:30 P.M. WOKO WLBl \li NAC W/SV WORe WOR-The Louly Cowboy, Tu Fletch r HBC-Ru Battle's En ... n,b!ei · WEAF WCSH WOR-M i ld ~ ·Cole. soloi.t : Qrche,tta WaZ·WBZA-Wuther: Spotls: N.... W", WCAU--Comedy Sta" in Hollywood 10:00 A.M. 3:45 PX WCSH-Rt ndall and MacA11i.ttt CBS-Abram Chaliin " "Piano Point""": WABC CBs-.Anll I.eaf II the Orga n : WIAS NBC-Ski p Sltp and lIappianna, .k"c": WEAF .wOKO W/SV WIP WLaZ WEEI-Musiul Program WOR-G ~ntY i tye Pilot. piano tftilo! wn WR C WGY WCSIt WEEI NBC-Nat ional Fa rm and Homt Hou.; Gu est WGV-Ma Frut ..• Boa rdi or lloust CBS-Paul Mason ', Ordle,ttl : WADe WMB St)f:ake" ; Walter ohuluss' Orc./! e~t ra : W ~ Z f:1HI P.M. WlW-Bob Newhall, Mail Poudo Sportsoull WCAU was W/SV WBAL WH AM KDKA W6Z 'WBZA WMAL CBS-Saturday Syncopators' WABC WOKO WIn' WOR-Boy,' Cluh NBC-Ed",ard M a cH u~ h . tb Gospel Sinl;u: WCAU-Virginia Old Timtt. WORe WN AC WJ AS WLBl WCAU WRVA-N'ews Fl u b" WIZ KOKA WBA L W ~fAL WEEI--Oet. J ack and Ray WOR-Ik II. I. St. andhagen: '''The Heod" 6:45 PM. WBZ·WBZA-Home Forum Cootilll Seboal WGV-Farm Pr"lram Skin Club" WHAM-Tom Grierson, orc.lli. t CBs-GeorJle Halh Orcheslra: W1 SV WOKO WHAC-The Shoppero' E.chance .:15 P.M.. CBS-Ye Happy ·Mill.I ... ! . nd nDJ Band: WABC WHAC-B"ddy <'1.. 1. . soloi.1 WOR-H u~tr EHiott, Md ropO/illn Mustu.: "All WOR-Kiddie·. Kooking Glass WOR-Freddy Farber and &lith HalMhu.., nl" WNAC WCAU WORC lIi, torit Room" iety . d .BC-4'lylng ",ith Clpt. AI William.: WJZ WMA,L It:15 A.M. U:U P.M. 4:30 P.M. NBC-Rich.rd HimbN', Orcbestra: WCSII WEa NBC-MO)I'ni ng Pa rade, u riety motieale: WEAl CBS- Enoch Light'. Orchl::lltra : WABC WUB CBS-Mischa Ratin. )·. En semble: WABC WGY WEEI WeSH Wf! WGY w ac WOKO WLSZ WJ SV WIP WORC WOKO WJ AS WNAC WJSV WLBl kOKA-Dan-.,. Qrch"tr. NBC-Singinll _ SUiou_ ,trin. tIIHmble: WJZ WCSH-l\.Noontime .... nt. II StniDl W," WBZ·WBZA-Edwlnl MacHugh, barit_ WBAt. WHAM WMA L WOR-Stamp Club WCAU-S. turday MatinK WliAM-Otii nmen KOKA-HIIIDe F...... U:50 P.M. WOR-GU$ Steck'. Or'ch. llra WlW-','uad ·Ma ..... 01 the La .... lIpNken WHAC-Jane and John, dramatintioo WOR-Pauline Alhert. "1'1\. Whir'" ind Pianist'" WEEI-Stock E .c ha n~e Quot ation. 5:80 P.M.. WOa-Chi!dren's lIour; Hild . Nortoll ; MariOll . T:M P.M. WaU and child~ .., U:55 P.M. CaS-Pancho', Orchestr.: WAse WAAB WDRC CB5-!\.E1dtt Michaur CongrecaUoa: WAOC 10:30 AX E. T.-Albert Bartlell. the T. nto Kine: WCAU ' WCAU W/AS WJ SV WOKO WHAC-Fiy, O'Ooc:k R e yu ~ WOKO WoRC WCAU WJA S WJSV WAA. CBS-New. Service: WADC WOKO W/AS WCAU WOR WLBZ W/SV WOR C 1:00 P.M. 5:05 P.M. NBC-John He.rkk. barilant: "JI WBAL HBC-I'reu Radio BurulI, New.: WEAP' WEEI CBS-Savitt Strin.( Quartet: WABC WOKO WOR~ r ~r a m Resu n'e " MAL WCSH WFf WTlC WRC WGY WoRC WCAU WJSV 5:15 P.M. IIlBC-l'IIret: ScInlPO: WEAF WElD WCSH WAC HaC-Sin(inl:; String.: KOKA NBC-To he announ ced: WEAF WE£( WRC WFl fiey WBZ ·W BZA-Ooehler Trio. Harp. Violin Inti Or· HBC-Leo ZoHQ'. Orcb.. tr " WEAF WCSH WGT WCSII WI.IT WEEI wn c KDKA-Lloyd Huntley'l Orch lllltra WGY-Market Report, NBC-N.il Si. tera: WJZ WIJAL WBZ WBU WBZ·WBZA-World ;n Rn it'" WHAC-MU$ic al Interlude WOR- Mu sical Rn "e: Gislon SisleT$ : Baby RoOl­ WLW-R.F.D. Hour: Bon 10halto..1 Mudtll WRVA-Mi.'" cker Moust Club KoKA mund. Youli s!. CB5--On the Air Tooil ht: WABC Vu i" ie' 10:35 A.M. WHAM-The nimbi... WHAC-Dramatizalion NBC-Mnm inOl; Parade, Vuiet) Mu sicale: WEAr WRVA-Cecil and Sall y WOR-Ford Frirk. Sport. Resume WRe WEEI Wf! WCSII WGY 5:20 P.M. WRVA-CroM Roads Sympllonr CBS-Let'. Pretend, childeen's program: WADC 7:15 P.M. WCAU WOKO WDRe WJ SV WN AC WlDZ CBS-Pancho', Orchest. a: WABC . 5:25 P.M, NBC-l\.ReligiOD ill the New .. Dr. Stlllte, If.... : 10:45 AM. From $5 to $5,000 WEAF NBC-Pr",. Radio Bureau. Ne ..s: wn WDAL WRVA-nhythm Parade NBC-G.... rgt Ollen'. Orch u tr.: WI! WII-'M WII AM WHZ WOZA WMA L 5:30 PM. WBAL WMAL KDKA-Hele" Irwin NBC-EW"Olnic, In tbe New Dell: WEAF "CSII WBZ ·WBZA-.loe Rinea' Orchtlh. WCSH-Stale PuDli. llealth Talk IN CASH PRIZES WEEI WRC WCSH-Wayslde Ph ilosopbe. WOR_Ol ocing CI •••. Thomu E. Parlo. CBS-.rao k Arm'strong. AU American 00): WABe WEEI-Ethel Grenier, so",. 10:50 A.M. See Last Page WOKO WNAC WeAU WORC WlAS WJSV WGV--Th .. Munidpal Serf .. HBC-COwbo) Sin~er,: Jule. Allen : WJZ \VBAL NBC-Little Jaelde lIeHer. tenor: H . "7 - K~·. WHAC-The Old Apotbec&l'J WHAM \vO Z WB ZA WMAL Orell •• I.-a: WJZ \vIlAL WBZ WIJZA WILUI WOR- llarry lIershfidd R a d i 0 G u ide 25 '(SATURDAY CONTIHUED) 7:30 PM. CBS-Luis RUSHII'. Orchstr.: WIP NBC-Martha Murs. contralto: WEAF wn WRC MR. FAIRFAX KNOWS the ANSWERS CBS-Th. SHenad~ .. ; Paul Kust. baritone: WASC WOKO WDRC WCAU WJAS WlSV Mr. A. A. Rahway, N. J.-Gertrude Nie. announcer on the program is of mixed eyer this program still is broadcast over NBC-F.O.B. Detro,t, talk; Orch ... t,.: W~Z sen is in the unfortunate position of a origin. His lineage is Frellch-Canadiall WCN, Chicago, at 1[:45 a. m. (EST) WBAL KDKA WOZ WIlZA WMAL girl without a country. She was born at and American Jewish. daily except Sunday. The Spanish love r WCSH--(;ene and Glenn. ~omtdy sketch sea 19 years ago. Presumably' she is of in the Myrt and Marge sketches. Senor WEEI-After Dinner Rnue German parentage. The famlly home is Bernard A. T., Battle Creek, Mich.­ Molino, is played by Carl Huebl. WGV-Johnny Johnron's Orch ...!r. in Brooklyn. WHAM-Eyen]n, loterlude The theme song for the "First Nighter" WLW_M~ody Masten programs is "Neapolitan Nights." Elsie Stone, Shoals. I nd.-l etters to Oz.. WNAC-Jack Fraocis' Oreh ... t,. Vincent 0., Altoona. Pa.-Ted Fiorito's zie Nelson and Harriel Hilliard should be WOR-Vinceot LoPl'" Ord.,otr. orchestra is now playing in the Cocoanut R. L. Brunson, Jr., Florence, S. c.­ .addressed to them cue of the National WRIJA-Voice of lIiehmond Grove of the Hotel Ambassador, los An­ "Singin' Sam," fo r the time being is out Broadcasting Co., 30 Rockefeller Plaza, 7:45 P.M. geles. and his broadcasts originate there. of the radio field. I-I e is making a theatri· New York, N. Y. Fran Frey is playing CB5-lslIam Jon .... Orohatra: WABC WNAC cal lour about the middle west but is oon· the saxaphone and singins. m the Emil WORC WLBZ WCAU WOKO Mrs. Geo. S., Forest Park, Ill.-No cur· sidering a resumption of his contract with Coleman orchestra. which Jus t completed NBC-Jul... Lande, Troubadour of the VioIiA: rent ra dio listings show the name of Noble his most recent sponsors, a program which an engagement at the Palais Royle in New WEAF WIIC SiS!lle. He may be barnstorming as this is he deserted because of dissatisfaction over York. At present the orchestra is on the WCSK-WIIli. B. lIall a rearrnngement of the presentation. road but il soon will be back in New York. WEEI-(;urrtnt [vent. open season for touring bands. Nothing WJSIJ-Lt,dlnl Industries in WaslllollOIl more has been said about his return to WLW-Or. Glltna Adam ... doe; talk the College Inn which seems more than M. B., Long Island, N. Y.-It would be WRIJA-1'anan of the Apes pleased with the patronage accorded rather difficult to say why any program 8:00 PM. Frankie Masters. is taken orr the air. either sustaining or CBS-The Canadians: WIP :ommercial. but it is presumable that it NBC-The Druln lIour; V, S. Marine Band: Virginia G., Shreveport, La.-Everett either ran itself out or failed to relPster WEAF WMAL Mitchell is not the singer for the "Little with listeners. Dropping of "Patnted CBS-"Forty.Fiye Minut ... in Hollywood": WA8C Orphan Annie" opening and closing theme. Dreams" from the network probably is WOKO WNAC WDRC WCAU WJAS WJSV NBC-Art In Amnlca; Guest Speakers: WJZ Lawrence Salerno does it. Pierre Andre, ascribable to one of these reasons. 1-101'.'- WBl WBlA KDKA WBAL WIIAM WRC WCSH-5tudio PrD!t.am WEEI-~,h,azine of Ihe Ai. WGY-AntoineUe Ihlstead. contulto; .trio, tn· semble; male qua.tel WLW-The BiK Sho. Sportcasts for the Week WOR--(;ity Governmont Talk SCHEOULE OF EVENTS signed by the master golfer, Robert Tyre WRVA-Tam~ Reyele .. Fa maus autharity an prab. ('Sht)wn in Eastorn Stan~ud Time) jones. 1/. H. Rail/say. former president 8:15 PM. FRID AV. Mlr(h II of the U. S. G. A. will oblige with hi s lems af love and hoppiness WF I-U. S. Mar;ne Band {NBC) 4:30 p. m., Golf. Augusta, Ga., Club Tourney special review of the various cards from LISTEN IN! WOR-Tht Three Bavarians. Instrumental Trio CBS ·WABC net. the eighteenth green in a fifteen-minute 8:20 P.M. 9;45 •• m•• Grand National Steeplcchase. 9,30 P. M. E.S. T. SoturdaYl Aintree, Eng. CBS-WABC NBC .WEA F nets. program each afternoon. On March 22. NBC-The Cnalius, male Quartet: W/Z WBAL 23. 24 the period of the broadcast will N. 8. C. Red Netwark KOKA WIIAM WRC WBZ WBlA SATURDAY, M.,(h 24 be at 4:30 p. m. EST and the final day's WEEI-U. S. Marine Uand (NBC) 4:30 p. m., Golf, AUluita, Ga., Club Tourn~y program is scheduled for 4:4). Quite a 8:30 P.M. CBS-WABC net. HBC-Ilands Ac.oss the Bord",: W/Z WBAL SUNDAY, Much 25 bit of el(citement Bobby is causing by his KOKA WIIAM 4:45 p, m., Golf, Au.gusta, Ga., Club Tourney first competition since 1930. CBS-·Ollv" Naylor', Orch"t•• : WIP caS·WABC net. WBZ-WBZA-Ne. England Community Sin,in, 10:15 p. m., H""key. N. II. L. PIa), ofls WMCA ltc_ Clubs 570 WHAT SPORTS announcers do when WCSH-U. S. Marine Band MON OAV. March 26 out with a ball team for the Spring train­ SPARE RIBS WGY-P\ano Pal" Dorothy Sberman Ind MCNllt. , p. m., H""kty, NHL Play·off CFRB 690 Itc . ing trip, can be well described by jobnny Hear Him Take Out the ~nard , p. m•• lI""key CKCL 580 Itc . O'Hara and Bob ElsolI, WIND and WGN WOR--(;ab.iel !lntler, neWS commentator TUESOAV , Mmh 21 mikemen respectively. Included in their "ALKA SELTZER SPECIAL" WRVA-Studio I"rogram , p. m.. 1I0ck~y CKCL S80 Itt. entertainment was a trip to Caliente 11:45 P.M. II :45 p. m.• Wrestling WGBF 630 Itc. (they lost plenty. too), a party thrown CBS-Scrappy Lambert, Billy Hi11pot: WABe THURSOAV . MI1(h 29 10 p. m., Wrestling WMAL 630 kc. for them in Filmland by Ted Healy, of WCAU WNAC WJAS WORC WJSV stooge fame. and daily trips to the ball WBZ·WBZA-The Monilo, Views Ibe Newl 10 p. m.. \\'restlin~ WIP 610 kc. 10 p. m.. Wrestlin.ll CKCL 580 Itc. parks for interviews with the rookies. WC;V- Ulin SinSe,,; Marion Wimam ... SOP'UO~ ROle,. S.H!.. luo' FRIOAV. Ml,th 30 Oscar RQ/Jebild, los Angeles sportscaster, , p. WOR-Briny and Crystal ••btch with musi~ m. lI""key CKCL 580 Itc. probablr ~'on't forgive them for gelling ,:30 p_ m., Boxin.ll WMCA S10 Itc. him 01.1 anuster with their appearance 9:00 P.M. SATURDAV, Much 31 HBC-Arlene Jackson. so"!s; Ha.old Sit"". Or· 3:30 p. m.. Hockey CKCL ~ Itc. during a baseball broadcast. jobnny made chuha; GutSl Sta.. : WJZ WBAL WIIAM , p. m.• lI""ltey, N. H. L Play·offs CFRB 690 kc. the trip back 10 the Windy City in 12 KOKA , p. 1ft., H""key CKC L 580 Itt. hours via plane, while Elson took the CBS-The PbyboYl; Six Hands on Two : slower way, engaging an upper berth. WAUC WNAC WORC WCAU WJAS WJSV WLBl OLF SUGS can take their turn at Roger BaktT, WKBW mikeman, is an­ NBC-HoUH Parly; Donald Novis. lenor; Frances G the loudspeaker when the CBS­ other enjoying Florida's sunny clime Langford, contralto; Arthu. Bo.an, 'mpc.· WASC network airs the fou r days while Charley Bailey. well-known sports ..,nato. ; Brad Browne; Rhythm Girl.; Md· play of the Augusta National Gol f Club writer, pinch hits for him on the home OIly Boy.; Don Voo.hees· Orchestra: WEAF tournament at the Georgia course de-- stand. IYCSII WGY WRVA WLW WFI WEE! WIIC WBZ·W BZA-Sammy Li ner's Orch ... tra WOR-5a... Robbin .. Orch ... t,. NBC-.... lta SeltHr presenU WLS B~rn Dance; NBC-Pr", Radio Bureau Nun: WJZ WBAL 9:15 P.l\I. • Uncle Ezra, Spare Ril», Lulu BelLe, Tht WBZ WBlA WIlAM CBS-Aluander Woolkott, ''The T"",n Cri«": ll00sier Hot Shots, Tht Westerners and KOKA-Uoyd Huntley'. Orch ... tra WABC WOKO WeAU WORC W/AS WLBl Cumberland Ri •• Run",.. , WJZ WHAM WLW-Pn51 Flashes W/SV WAAB ' WHAL KOKA WBl WBlA WMAL WLW WaR-Paul T~ma;nt'. Or(/ltoln. WNAC---o...er the Camu.man'. Sboulder WCAU-PoLitical Situation. R•• t Gray 'taylor 11 :35 P.M. Every Saturday Night . 9:30 P.M, WNAC-.laclt InK~,soIl·. S~rt Pile NBC-P.ul Whitt"' ..•• Orehntu: WJZ WBAL CBs--Gtollle ltutl, Vera Van, The Eton Boys, WaR-Emit VelaKO. ~an ..1 . WBZ W~ZA On The Freddie Rich's Orch ... t •• : WABC WeAU 10:45 P.M. WHAM-Newi Strn« W/AS WOIlC WJSV WHAe WOKO WLBl CBs-Gu. A.nheim·s Orchestra: WADC WOKO WLW-Dimmitlt'. Orchutra NBC-Eddie Duchin'. Orehc ...." wn WBAL­ WAAB WORC WCAV WJA S .WJ SV WLBZ . J1 :40 P.M, WIIAM WBl WBlA KDKA WMAL WNAC . WHAM-Hu,hie Barrell" Orchestr. NATIONAL HBC-.Beatrice Fa'rfa~ d.ama, WEAF W&£l . WCSH WGV wn WLW WRC 11:00 P.M. 11:45 P.M. WOR-Bron:c MaTTla,e Ddteau NBC-Ralph Kirbery. ba.itont: WEAF WCSH WCAU-Luis RusS they stopped. I never knew what hap­ They're divorced now, but not because of raise in pay. I wanted to stay, but I was fessional humorists. Here's an example: pened to her. becoming ambitious to conduct what is While I was wasting my time bein.8 your bandleader, Abe Lyman. Then, too. termed a "name band." I refused his of­ nice to that poor woman, the measly mUSI­ one of my boys became involved with a fer, promising, however, that I'd return A Thwa rted Maid cians who were responsible for this latest wealthy woman of Los Angeles. Divorce "Abe," said one of Ihe boys during our followed-:! divorce which became a grand to the Grove within a year. We returned joke were having themselves a time at to the Grove, incidentally, just a few days run at the Hennepin Theater in Minnea,p: the hotel where we we re all living. All morsel for the l:os Angeles press. The short of a year later. olis, "there's been a swell looking gIrl of us were on one floor, and all rooms musician is no longer an Abe Lyman J ust before starting on tour, we took waiting at the stage door for the last three were connected. Those boys threw a Californiall. nights. She asks for you, but we tell her Then Slim Martin, one of the boys I a vote .and decided unanimously that party a room almost every night while henceforth the band should be known as you've just left the theater. She's out we remained in Minneapolis. took from Mike, quit and got married. there again tonight, waiting in the rain His bride was DiXie Pantages. daughter Abe Lyman and His California Orchestra. I learned more about musicians dur­ We were all Californians; that is, each of with an umbrella to take you to the hotel. ing that tour than I had learned in all my . of the owner of the flossiest theaters on "The gi rl has everything." he raved on. the coost. I had a hard job replacing him. us had been in the state longer than a musical years previous. My band was year. There are fewer residents of Cali­ "She's young and slim and beautiful. eternally surrounded by good-looking (I-Ie's divorced now, but be's not playing I'm going to try to get a pie<:e of that in a band. I understand he has become fornia in the band now than there were women. Although we were almost total­ in the Grove days, but the name Slicks. umbrella for myself tonight." ly unacquainted with anybody when we an aviation enthusiast.) "Wait a minute," I told him. "I'U • They were mad and prosperous times. After all, Abe Lyman's first band was or­ arrived, we had no trouble fixing up an ganized in the land of sunshine, sand take care of that umbrella in my own engagement after the first day. Someone We made records for which I received fashion. Do you think I want to get wet SUXXl a side and the boys ,50 a side. !leas and !lowers. had a telephone number, and that some­ The late Harry Singer was our booking wa lking home in the rain? You take a one, when she turned up, always brought Some of these were "No, No, Nora," "I cab." Cried for You," "Tiger Rag." "Twelfth agent on our first tour of the theaters. a friend. It's remarkable how the list Street R.olo COast-tbese are some 01 tbe higb spotJ cided to take my band out of the now condition of her husband, Hector Briceno GUIDE avails itself of this opportunity to you will read ~xt week. In order to famou~ eating place, to go on a theatrical De Saa, lying ill of a throat infection in present Miss Gray's statement in con­ makt sure you get ,.our copy 01 th, next tou r. an Aurora, Illinois, hospital. tradiction of the references to her in Mr. issue of R..>.olO GU1DE, order it Irom your My decision to leave Los Angeles was Miss Gray is eager to contradict what- Lyman's autobiography. nr:ws dealer without delay. ZEST OF REPEAL ERA IN NEW SONG LEADER SPARKLING new drinking son~ with an intoxi­ Chmpagne Waltz 21 Somebody Else's Shoulder; Carioca; There Goes My cating waltz rhythm, discovered 10 a thrilling soar You OUllht·a Be in Pictures 19 Heart, and Oiampagne Waltz. A to popularity, is the outstanding devc!opment Wagon Wheels 19 Over Somebody EI!-e's Shoulder 18 Enric Madriguera: Champagne Wahz; T here Goes among song hits during the last week. Balancing it is There Goes My Hurt 17 My Heart; Temptation; Let's Fall in Love, and What the slump taken by another song, causing a from·top-to­ Wilhout That Cfrtain Thin, 115 Is There to StYl bottom slide in the band leaders' consensus. Smoke Gets In Y~u r Eyes 15 Freddi, Martin: Le~'S Fall in Love; What's Cood RADIo GUIDE'S service of weekly tabulation cites the In alphabetical sequence are listed some of radio's for the Coose; Touch Your Hand; The Girl Next popularity status of current wngs in two classifications, favorite band leaders, WIth their selections of outstand­ Door and Ooso yO\!]" yes. as follows: ing hits: George ~l Wagon Wbeels; Going to Heaven TEN SONGS PLAYED MOST OfTEN OVER THE Xavier Cugat: La Folie; Orchids in the Moon· on a Mule.; out That Certain Thing; Carioca, and NETWORKS LAST WEEK light; Florecita; Temptation, and Carioca. Song Times Played Smoke eets our GY.tL Ltt's Fall In Love 25 Eddie Duchin: Let's Fall in Love; We'll Build. 8ud You Ought-a Be in Pictures; You Ought-I. Be in Picture'$ 24 Little Home; Suddenly; Coffee in the Morning. and T.m~tat¥on~. U Crau~hack; You Have Taken My Champagne Wiltz 24 Inka Dinka 000. Hea and ampagnt w;]~ Without That Certain Thing 21 Glen Gray: LO\'e Locked Out; That's Roman,*, arold te~,,,\vi' at Is There to Say; You Wagon WheelS 20 Something About a Soldier ; Going to Heaven oll'l Be 10 t 'Iv t t That Certain Thina. Carion I . Mule, and Smoke Gets in You r Eyes. O"JIh;t,! Goin g to Hunn on a Mule 17 ohnny Green: Over Somebody Else's Shoulder; OUI" ,I,· U1ftti ~ .nI 10 M"k". Smoke Gets in Your Eyes 15 cd W: n : ve t So e Else's Shoulder; Over Somebody EI.se's Shoulder 14 I Li / e the Likes of You; Boulevard of Broken Dreams; . Thl, rlttl. ~ • ~ 10 !:lXf; Th." Go" My This Little Piggy Went to Mark.et 14 Let's Fall in Love, and Carioca. Heart· Champagne " and CarIoca. Andre Kostelanetz: Let's Fall in Love; There Goes Mark W~: Vf II Prance; In a Shelter Fro./11 BAN OL EA DERS' CONSENSUS OF LAST WEEK'S My Heart ; Love Locked Out; Without That Certain OUTSTAN DI NG HITS a Shower; You &ttl-a Be in Pictures; Wagoo Wheel&. Song Points Thing, and Going to Heaven on a Mule. and Coffee~' t }1ornl~ Clrioca 26 Vincent Lopez: Temptation; After Sundown; Cari­ Pa t UI:! wagon Wheels; TemptatiOnj TempJ:ation 2l oca; Going to Heaven on a Mule, and Wagon Wheels. There J41~Vf2J /tfeart; After Sundown, and Smoke Ge q Let·s Fill In love 22 Abe Lyman: You Ought-a Be in Pictures; Over inYou~ Radio Guide 27 EXPERIENCE VOICES CLASH ON RIGHT TO ·lET STRICKEN INFANT PERISH RESH views have come from many quarters to himself, but there always will be that grim realization the regular edition of Fheighten interest in an old controversy. It involves that fate has not given him a square deal. the book are Mrs. D. A. a mOTa l issue raised by the Voice of Experience. Should this mind be somewhat unbalanced. as it Linstruth. 22;1 Tuxedo To repeat the question: Is J physician justified in al­ probahly will be, due to the intimate relJtion between Ave., Detroit. Mich.; [owing to ebb away, the life of an infant from whose mind and body, and to the many abnormal shocks i\liss Lillian Wahl, 522 terrible mental and physical handicaps there is no through which it mu st pass before some sort of an ad­ Dabney Ave .. Vicksburg, chance of recovery? justment may be attained. we have then created a mind Miss.; Mrs. M. R. Starts, The question precipitates a tremendous outburst. capable only of unhappiness. ra ncor, aversion, and 1129 18th St., Denver, The Voice's mail was heavy with conflicting opinions, hate. This individual cannot be of any poss ible bene­ Colo.; Mrs. Mary T. positively and lIigorously expounded. Here they are, fit to society, and, under given circumstances, may be­ Bishop, 3 West Perry St., in some of Ihe letters selected by The Voice for special come a great menace. Savannah. Ga .. and Al­ alVard: If the defect is mental, the individual would be en­ bert E. Bissonnett. 230 , tirely use less 10 the community regardless of hi s physi_ Katahdin Ave., Milli­ Hope In Medical Miracles cal make-up. We have thus created a body without a nocket, Maine. mi nd. It could bring nothing but sorrow to parents Another ten books Dear "Mr. and Mrs": May 1 ask who is to be the and would serve only to remind of a dreadful mi sl ak~ will be presented for se­ judge of whether chances for reco\wy of a child born which could have been remedied. had the parenls been lected solutions to the with terrible mental and physical handicaps are alto-­ less eager and rash in preserving the life. problems submitted for gether hopeless? Are the parents of such a child, or Harry Peer, Liberty, New York. this week. The only the doetor that brings it into the world, to be relied rules are: Write a let­ upon in their opinion of the state of hopelessness? ter solving this week's Remember the commandment, "Thou shalt not kilL" Creator Has His Purpose problem, not lon ger than If God approves that a handicapped child shall live two hundred words. on The VO,~t of E~perie"ct, who to be born and wall strong, there certainly must be some Dear "i\Ir. and Mrs."; You r problem is serious one side of the parer ;lw.uds ten

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