l Tall Tower ROAMING THE AIR WAVES -With RAY FITZPATRICK. —IfIn flflonn Pretty Harriet Hilliard nvin w Joe Penner has built a coop 01 ■IIB |HVIUIV could be the mo.t photographed his penthouse terrace to acccom ■ big way with the clnenut mo- i In the land. prac- modate ducks presented to him b: guls. Yvonne Gull, French young lady agency Topics Joe most of hli star, recently arrived every admirers. ships operatic tically photographic from Furls to do a limited se- Nelson s gift ducks to a friend who has i in town has asked Otzie ^ ries on the Whiteman Music RT THE MAN IN THE TOWER poultry farm on Long Island wltl but she prefers R' Hall. the customs man at vocalist to model, •iiviflv instructions that the ducks shoull Vallee s of her work. ■ Rudy live to a ripe old age. The chortlini the dock proved one her radio ... on In* offered a comedian keeps a brace of smal greatest admirers. dog "Windy,” has been white ducks in the at al specting her trunks he ran White- Good Evening. coop movie part. When Paul times Just to be sure that the vis across one of Iter press books. on man is in doubt over the pronun- ltors will have ... the ofilcia; sat down company. he the trunk and would not con- ciation of a word in his script until TAG Helen Claire, Alabama girl tinue with his Inspection calls his wife, Margaret Livingston DER book plays Betty Graham on Roses he had read the thick tocheck up. and Drums, and who has tbrotlgh. is the of decision played a variety of roles on the > This day Fred Allen says Am enclos- Broadway stage, says northern im- Two minutes of dead silence Town Hall bulletin for the For dad and sister and mother; theatrical producers Insist on ing the mediately preceding the broadcast home is on exhibi- an southern week: A model to down to cases in exaggerated speech Is insisted upon by the director of A model land- You’ve got get that Isn't authentic at all. tion in New York. Roses and Drums, the Civil War the Invisible Man or the other. lord would be Deciding one way series. The idea is to put the play- California earth- Surprisingly enough. Sigmunc The next ers into a suitable frame of mind be at the polls Romberg, although a showman ex quake may after the confusion of preparations are riding to the The out good and early, perienced in the ways of the thea Society hunters citizenry got for going on the air. have to go to ter, has a silent studio audience .hounds. Most of us with the milkman to-day; SuhtaCtaus ■ Almost The visitors at his Saturday even the dogs. on‘foot reindeers broadcasts are asked not tc Mercer, John Haus- will ‘have stmearlined The wide open until evening lng Johnny resent polls laugh or er, and Bob Lawrence, three of this Christmas Models applaud. and Eugent Lit- For each and everyone’s say. \ Jascha Heifetz, internationally famous violinist, Paul Whiteman's young Music society girls taking their jobs.. halted now? Ernest Truex, who appears Goossens, conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Hall vocalists attended the tle Mannequin-—what is crack- on the Radio Theater program their rehearsal in Emery Auditorium Thursday long enough to ex- Princeton-Cornell game last, Now that the government some hot and bothered we can ex- The outcome has next Sunday, has three chil- a Cincinnati week, and yelled themselves so down on criminals, amine an unusually fine violin made recently by ling Crook and sorrow; dren. tlic youngest 12 weeks hoarse that they were unable pect pamphlets entitled'The For it with it both joy John La Rue Eichstadt, of North College Hill. s Fair brings the oldest 25 years. Helen carpenter, to sing for three days. of the Month” World are to William C. WLW home- is one consolation Marshall admits that her Pictured in the group (left right) Stoess, closes—Sally Rand rendered But at least there Does “scottie” howls when she sings of Music; John Eichstadt, Jr., WLW violinist and for- less Portland says: tomorrow. CMfV4Uf, Supervisor About thirty-five per cent of Joe End It’ll be a thing of the past off Tlie picture folk and prorgam mean key. merly with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra; Mr. Heifetz Penner’s abundant fan mail comes that EPIC are trying to urge Rudy Vallcc —Em Em. Mr. Goossens. from youngsters between five and Pinochle |n Cqiigress?"_ to stay on in Hollywood. 6oo—yy P. M. members of the WATR PROGRAMS W1XBS PROGRAM 4:15—Vocal Soloist. Spuming the wheel. Thirty York Stations Hessberger s Ba- in New 4:30—George Scotia will attend a state meeting varian Orch. Daughters of • • • • • • •• evening. Charley Leader is • •• P. M. 5:00_The Monitor Views the Thursday (To-day) — Bridgeport — WOK— *10 — WJi&—780 W A BO—880 3:30—ABS presents today’s Win- Beaufort. home on crutches after WEAF—««0 News—Ernest hobbling around his Fern Circle 3:00—Organ Recital, broadcsat ners. 5:15—New England Agricultural -J1™ Mellon from St John’s church, 6; 00—"Aperitif”—Pan-Ameri- Markets—E. J. Rowell, di- tearing a cartilege in his knee recently. 6:00—WEAF—Ferdinando Orch. Miles I. A. Martin, Organ- P. M. cans;; Orch.; Odamatic behind grey WOR—Uncle Don. rector. is all smiles these days after being confined ist Fellow of the Ameri- 4:00—WEAK—Webb Orch. Sketch. Orch. 5:30—Singing Lady. Johnny Batch, can Guild of Organists. WOR—Health—Dr H. I. WJZ—Cugat 5:30—Hill Billies. Orphan Annie— walls in the Waterbury hospital. WABC—Buck Rogers— 5:45—Little Marion York- 3:30—American Educational Strandhagen. 5:45—Bob Fallon’s Orch. Orphan Annie. Mr and Mrs Peppy Janatas, Sketch. 5:45—Little Carl Hassell, §551: Week WJZ—Betty nad Bob— 6:00—Charles Orch. of Jimmie Program. EckeVs 6:00—Air Adventures Jack Ed Rebar, Lou Kelly, Sketch. 6:15—WEAK—Midweek Hymn er, Betty Janice, Driscoll, 3:45—Eagles’ Indoor Endurance 6:30—Press-Radio News. .Alien..' Lou Bill Gibson, Anna Rogers, WABC—Opening of Amer- Sing. 6:45—Sports.' ! 6:16—Xavier Cugat and his Ho- Marinelli, Rosen, Circus. to the Tony ica's Little House WABC—Bobby Benson— 7:00—Paul Barry, Songs. tel Waldorf-Astoria Orch. and Gene Murphy, Tony Solum 4:00—Uncle Harry. Timmie Crowe, Steve Public; Speakers, Mrs Sketch. 7:15—Maximilian Bergee’s Orch. 6:30—Press-Radio News. Mrs and Bob Chamberlain hot-footed about Lake Compounce 4:10—Hits and Bits of the Day. Katherine Liston, 6:30—WEAF—Press-Radio News. 7:30—Jp.n, Jude and Jerry, voca 6:85—Time, weather, tempera- Phil Emerton’s Diamonds. 4:15—News. Malcolm P. MacCoy. WOR—Boys Club program. trio. ture. Sunday night to the.tunes of 4:15—WOR—-Organ Recital. News. Herschfleld. and his radio ork WJZ—Press-Radio 7:45—Harry 6:45—Lowell Thomas. Next Sunday Julian Woodworth To-morrow WJZ—Walter Preston, WABC—Symphony orches- 8:00—Brad and Al—Comedy am 7:00—Amo ’n’ Andy. with Al Baritone. be the attraction at the Spanish Gardens 8:00—(IN) Yankee Network tra, Howard Barlow, con- Songs. 7:15—Joe and Bateese. will WABC—Science for Under- be Mem- News Service. ductor. 8:15—To announced. v 7:30—Household Musical and his kittens the following Sabbath. the Problems of Katz standing songs. 8:30—Melody Musketeers. ories. 8:15—(YN> Y. M. C. A. Morning Youth—Dr William 6.35—WEAF—Hary Small, is WJZ—Mlnevitch Harmon- 8:45—Kay Thompson. 8:00—Crime Clues—"Revenge Watch. Healy, Director Judge 9:00—U. S. Navy Symphony Bam SEH\r ica Band. Neat/* 8:30—Musical Clock. Baker Guidance Center. 9:30—Isle of .Dreams—Orch. am 8:30—Lawrence Tibbett; Wilfred Ray, Male Trio. 6:45—WEAF—Billy Batchelor — Along the line. Three Royal Canadians, cXs/» 9t «H 9:00—Morning Devotions. 4:30—WEAF—Jesters Vocalist. Pelletier’s Orch.; John B. with Butch Kel- °Ue 9:15—Melody Express. WOR—Dance Orch. Sketch. Russians—From Rus master of cere- Pete team up weekly storZ. and Music. 10:00—Jofly Kennedy, Russ and Levesque, 9:45—Morning Pleasantries. WJZ—Hessberger Orch. WOR—Talks, sian Kitchma. the drives of the Eagles WJZ—Lowell Thomas, com monies. ly he of Irish descent, and frequent 10:15—(YN) Yankee Mixed WABC—Not by Bread 10:30—Archie Bleyer’s Orch. 9:15—story Behind the Claim Jack Nick Carosel- Quartet. Alone—Sketch. mentator. 11:00—-News. for action against Danny and News. drama). Suozzo.and 10:30—Daniel De Rubbo, popular 4:45—WEAF—Lady Next Door- 6:65—WABC—Radio-Press 11:16—Charlie Davis’ Orch. Across the Border— to statistics the former ag- elec- 9:30—Hands la and Danny Tata. According singer. Sketch. 7:00—WEAF—Press-Radio 11:30—Sign off.- Llttau’s be- Hat St tion returns. soloists; Joseph is still confident of turning its first victory 10:45—News. WOR—Science in Your Orch. gregation Haessler WOR—Sports Resume — The of Columbus will 10:60—Plano interlude. Home—Dr Kiy-t 10:00—ERA Opera Orch.; soloists. fore the New Year. Knights • Ford Frick. 11:00—Cecil and Sally. 5:00—WEAF—Willson Orch. 500~WICC'-Bridgtporl~600 10:30—Joe Rlnes and his Cascades street clubrooms this eve- WJZ'—Amos ’n’ Andy — P. M. hold house at their Grand 11:15—Women's shopping review WOR—Carroll Club Re- Orch.