Li THE MUSIC OF Gloriousmusical program with every ALLEN ROTH AND THE feature of top network shows from SYMPHONY OF MELODY mm thirty-piece dance orchestra to NBC THESAURUS spared no EI Dixieland jazz combination, playing to make this a quality show. Al music scored by the nation's top Roth, outstanding conductor! arrangers. Seven individual spe- modern music, gives finesse to ev cialty groups and vocalists provide arrangement from boogie woogii unlimited program combinations. opera. Roth choruses and soloi Scripts provided for three hal f-hour lend lovely voices to many brilli; shows per week. 117 selections. arrangements. 335 selections.

THE GOLDMAN BAND VINCENT LOPEZ AND As America marches to Victory . . . HIS MUSIC an air of timeliness surrounds each m Arrangements rich in beauty ... an stirring march . . . drum beat . . . orchestra of talented musicians . . . cymbal clash... in this distinguished rare interludes by a master of THESAURUS program. "Music in the kcyboatd...that's Vincent Lopez March Time" of this famous band and his Music—a THESAURUS pro- directed by Edwin Franko Goldman gram that is a valuable "name" m is combined with stories of great asset to any station. For Vincent composers of martial music and folk- Lopez is a name of long-established lore of their rhythms. 78 selecti^v public favor. 125 selections. wmSWM& WmíWíéwmmMSSim^^mmihwAWvw

I HEAR THE SOUTHLAND SINGING MUSIC; HALL VARIETIES ! From the opening theme song of the Early vaudeville days are música V Í5 i < % Golden Gate Quartet to the sign- f recaptured in this new THESAUR off of this unique THESAURUS pro- program. Original arrangements H gram . . . this is American negro 1905-1920 arc played by an o music at its best. The Golden Gate style pit orchestra directed ¡ Quartet presents rhythmic spirit- "Professor" Patrick Ciricillo. Bas uals . . , original folk songs . . . tells profundo John Barton, the Knickj tall talcs and stories from ffDc bocker Four and Betsy White aj Good Book." 105 selections. further'flavor. 106 selections•

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SLIM BRYANT AND HIS WILDCATS JAZZ JAMBOREE For tin* host in hillbilly entertain- Designed for teen-agers with "the ment . . . it's this network-quality beat" and connoisseurs of jazz, this THESAURUS program. Slim and his new THESAURUS program presents gang are specialist**..« skilled enter- the unforgettable rhythms of Charlie tainers in thin field. Everybody re- Barnet, , Teddy. Powell. sponds to the warmth and sincerity Jazz classics tied together -with' a of their hallad» of the Old West, listenablc script written by swing hoe-downs, novelties, square dances authority Muriel Reger (editor of anrl comedy songs. 57 ml actio tin* "Jazz"' magazine). 219 selections.'

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> ' - ' \ » ... and these prominent musical artists too: BOB HANNON TED STEELE THOMAS L. THOMAS HORACE H THE JESTERS LAWRENCE WELK SHEP FIELDS HARRY HORLICK