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Volume 1 New York, N. Y., Week of May 8-14, 1932 Number 29

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:.,yTHE SENORITA WHO IS CAUSING A SENSATION ON BROADWAY
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..the beat of barbaric music '
To the ultra -civilization of New York's great broadcasting studios and the

ultra-sophistication of Broadway.
' A nineteen -year -old girl, with dark and lovely eyes, has come up from the strange
haunts of the outlaw general, and through her vivacinus beauty and sparkling personal-
ity is ascending toward the heights of stardom in America's amusement firmament.
This. girl-Revva Reyes-is at present the understudy to Lupe Velez, the star of

1 -yet.Florenz Ziegfeld's new musical revue. Mr. Ziegfeld pays her more than $250 weekly,
she takes no Part in the show. The fiery Lupe, whom Revva resembles in many ways,
doesn't like to have the little girl from Mexico around. In fact it has been aired about

that, Lupe would be very angry indeed if Revva so much as strode on the stage. But

Ziegfeld, who recognizes the girl's outstanding talents, wants to keep her under contract.

Under his supervision there is no telling how far this child of war, the pride of an

Army, can go.
' She was born in Villa's mountain fastness, as the mighty bandit leader and his

troops bivaucked around their campfires before going into battle. Iler mother is a

soft-voiced Kentucky girl. Her father is Col. Rayo (Continued on Page Twenty)

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Living continually in the shadow of revolution, fleeing from place
to place in the dead of night with no roof to call home, Revva
Reyes has managed to develop her talent well enough to receive
a contract from Ziegfeld. Revva owes a great deal of her present
success, she says, to Floyd Gibbons, shown at the left, who
induced her to come to this country and who has been of
invaluable assistance to her professional career.

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U. S. To Hear Gaiety Airica'tu'res -- ailing As It

From Berlin Club 'Is "Done In Europe

1-laus Vaterlal,d, the largest "night club" Certain European radio announcers like

on the continent of Europe, will go on the to indulge in "All Fools Day" jokes on their

air for the first time this Sunday at 4:30 audiences. This year, according to Ethervia-

p. m., over an NBC-WEAF network. tor, writing in World -Radio, official weekly of

This huge entertainment palace is the the British Broadcasting Corp., -ah announcer

headquarters of international night life con- tried a new one. Let Etherv-ator tell the

centrated in the heart of Berlin. Thousands story as reported to him by a correspondent

of Americans flock there every year and radio fan:

. wander from one cabaret or restaurant, bar, "A correspondent writes to tell me that on
Friday, April 1, yhen he switched on his set
dance hall or beer garden to another, in to hear the usual noon day news bulletin
from Radio-Swiss Romande, he noticed that
almost endless succession. Each country is a different announcer was on - duty. After
wishing his -listeners the usual "bon jour
representeu in typical style and food. mesdames and messieurs et.bon-appetit," the
gentleman at the microphone spoke of rain,
The special broadcast this Sunday will showers, snow and hail, and depressions all
over Europe, with, perhaps, a slight improve-
bring a program from the "Rhine Terrasse"
where a German student quartet will sing ment-if matters didn't get worse.
some of the most popular folk songs; from
"The Griming," which symbolizes .all that's "The voice went on to give out .local news
gay in Viennese life; from the "Lowenbreau," about two celebrities in town after which he
where a Bavarian band will play. Next 'Sid gave interesting details on an exceedingly
Kay's -Fellows" in "Palm Dancing Gardens" popular Geneva announcer, with reference to.
will sing and a jazz band will play "The this gentleman's thousands of lady admirers
Second Rhapsody" by Franz Liszt, and the all over Switzerland. He finished up with the,
final act will come from the "Wild West Bar,"
where an exotic band will play. S.. Miles
Bouton, American newspaper man in Berlin,
will act as announcer and describe the unusual
establishment.

statement that Maurice Chevalier was eft-

German War Drama petted in town any day and would be driving
a Swiss taxi -cab for a livelihood. There came
for Mother's D a y a short silence, then a deep sigh, and immedi-

"Every Mother's Son," a story of the World ately he heard the regular announcer- . - .
War by Dr. Geno Chlischlaeger, German 'and now we have had our little joke, we
radio playwright, will be presented by artists get on with the regular News Bulletin-!
of the NBC as a feature of Mother's Day
this Sunday. Altho the play has been broad- Audition Winner
cast numerous times in Germany, its pres-
entation over an NBC-WJZ network at On CBS Sunday

6:30 p. m. marks its premiere in America.

Sergeant Tom, the leading character, is

summoned before an army court for over- Clue: The Airicature above represents an orchestra leader famous as a radio wit. Saida Knox, first place winner among
staying his leave. His captain is bitter be- women in the recent nation-wide radio audi-

cause his company has been hard pressed the Ten dollars will be given away each week to the winners of RADIO GUIDE'S tions, will be featured as guest star of the
AIRICATURE contest. Just identify the radio personage above, and send his Blue Coal Radio Revue program, when it is
entire time of his absence, and refuses to name, together with a constructive criticism of one of the programs on which he
listen to Sergeant Tom's explanation. Tom is

cleared when his story convinces the court appears, to AIRICATURES, care of RADIO GUIDE. $5 first prize, $3 second broadcast over \VABC and the Columbia
that soldiers sometimes have duties in war prize and $2 third prize will be awarded to the persons correctly identifying the network this Sunday at 5:30 p. m. It 'is a
other than fighting. artist represented above and sending in the best constructive criticism, not to coincidence that Miss Knox; a-young soprano,
exceed two hundred words, of any program on which this artist appears. All
entries for this week's contest must be postmarked not later than Wednesday, is employed as a- secretary -in a= New -,Jersey
May 11.
office of the Delaware, Lackawanna -and West-

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Crooners Passe Revue: ,

Other -highlights of the program will- in-

"Hugging the microphone," a common Onel of the world's most noted military dude orchestral selections from Victor Her-

All times shown in news practice of crooners, is now passe. Engineers bands, playing works by America's "March bert's -"Princess Pat"; a special arrangement
items and program listings of one of the large . American laboratories King," the late John Philip Sousa, will be of "La Golondrina,"played by a string and
are Eastern Daylight Time.
llave perfected a new sound pickup method heard in the United State and Canada for woodwind group;' and "Chinatown, ' My
which does away with the need of placing the first time this Sunday, when a concert Chinatown." During the -dramatic portion

For Eastern Standard Time the mike close to the source of sound. The by the Grenadier Guards Band is broadcast of the program, the Shadow will introduce a

deduct one hour from the method consists of. placing a condenser or through the WABC-Columbia network at mystery drama of circus life called "Nc
time shown. dynamic - microphone where the particular
10:30 a. nI. from London. The band will be Witnesses." -
performance being given in the studio would under the direction of Captain G. Miller.
sound best to a person actually in the room.

Thus, a singer must stand sis to twelve feet St. Olaf Choir Ziegfeld Show
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ance on the "Ziegfeld. Radio Show" when, it
where "close pickups" are used.
goes on the air at :10:30 p. m. this Sunday
Vol. 1-No. 29 May 8-14 program of sacred music, under the direction over the WABC-Columbia network. In addi-

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MUSiC iN THE AiR Television Terpsichore

By CARLETON SMITH

COVENT GARDEN OPERA IMPORTANT SUNDAY

B ROADCAST PROGRAMS

RADenIOde'dS. Opera season is not 'The library of Congress
I had thought that Musicale brings us the Pro-Art

with the well-nigh perfect per- String Quartet of Brussels. They
will play Cesar Franck's Quartet
formance of "Tannhauser." opera

was bidding us farewell for this in I) Major, and a movement of

season. But, not so. We are to a Debussy quartet.

be taken to London and allowed Erno Rapee conducts the Sym-
to listen in on the Covent Garden phonic !lour that Walter Dam-

season. rosch has given up Ior the sum-

That famous "Royal Opera mer.
I louse," in existence as a theater
Two series that have contrib-

for exactly two centuries, is cur- uted their share to our Sunday

tailing its present activities to a CARLETo N Sh1ITH afternoons are ending this week.
short German season, with Sir It will he your last opportunity
Thomas Beecham conducting.
to hear the London String

Lack of finances prevented the customary Quartet on the Yardley program. and Mario

international season that has in recent years Chanrlee concludes the Swift seres.

continued until July. This month's broad- The far-famed St. Olaf Choir of Minne-

casts are to he received here in the'late after- apolis, billed as "America's Pioneer A Capella
noon. due to the difference in time. The Choir," will sing some Swedish, Finnish, and

third act of "Siegfried" will begin the series German folk songs interspersed with religious

a week from Monday. If the Wagnerian re- music from the same countries.

broadcast is successful from the technical Mozart seems to he the favorite composer
standpoint, we will hear the English composer, for instrumental soloists this Sunday. 'I oscha
Delius "Village Romeo and Juliet" on Fri- Seidel is playing Mozart's Violin Concerto
day of next week, May twentieth.
No. 5 in A Major, and Ernes) Hutcheson
During the following week, the last of begins his program with the first movement
May, the second act of "Tannhauser" is of the A major piano concerto.
:: scheduled for Tuesday, and the second act
of "Tristan" for Friday. Renowned Wagner- The Cathedral I lour centers around the La Fayette and l.a Verne enjoy the distinction of being America's first television dance
religious music of Gounod. The Kyrie, artists. During a recent television broadcast the famous dance team was booked by
ian artists from the Metropolitan, Chicago, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, and Agnns Dei from Music Corporation of America to represent the Terpsichorean art.

and European opera companies will make his Messe Solennelle, and the Benedictus of REVIEWING RADIO
his Messe Sacre Coeur are separated by a
these performances notable ones. And hopes
sexteenth century and a Bach motet, and are
are high that the technical obstacles will be
prefaced by his Marche Pontificate. The
surmounted. N
I annhauser "Pilgrims Chorus" serves for the

ENGLISH ALL-SOUSA PROGRAM recessional.

John Philip Sousa has been dead two And late in the evening there will he By Mike Porter
months now. Others presume to take his fifteen minutes with the mello'cello of Enrico
crown. But not until there is another who Bolognini, for one season concertmeister of
can pen such tunes as "The Stars and Stripes" the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Joseph TRCOL)13LIi is brewing at \V \BC over her for the magnificent way in whi, I.

and "El Capitan," will the title of "March- Koestncr will be at the piano. Arthur Jarrett. The Music Corporation she gives herself to benefits and charities. .
of America, which has been in back of
King" be rightfully used. N Jarrett's management, is objecting to the have seen her appear on a charity bill tc
steady flow of money from Jarrett's non -
On Sousa's seventieth birthday, it was my AWARDING OF COMPOSERS' PRIZES radio activities into the CBS Artist Bureau minutes after leaving a sick -bed, with ..
pleasure to interview him, and he gave me coffers. The MCA opines that some of their
my first Associated Press story. In response The NBC Orchestral Awards program will bookings, for which that organization is re- temperature of 101.
,to a question as to how long he expected to again present the live successful compositions sponsible, should bring MCA a cut. But Jar-
continue traveling, he replied, "I've just to he interpreted for the second time by rett's contract with CBS reads differently. H
signed .a contract for twenty years, my boy, Eugene Goosens, conductor of the Cincinnati
and I always live up to my contracts." He Symphony Orchestra. The votes will all The contract, however, has expired, and the The present depression has taxed mar
didn't quite make it, but his tunes will go have been tabulated and awards of $5,0(11), squabble is on. 1 he result probably will be
marching on, and carry his name to the $2,500, ,$1,250, 1750, and 1500 made to the that MCA will give Jarrett a band. radio artists with Samaritan tasks, and nor.
generations that are to come. successful competitors whose identity will be
revealed during this program. The broad- N. of them has welched. The latest of the
England's Grenadier-Guards Band will play casting rights to these compositions remain
a Sunday afternoon concert of Sousa's com- the property of the National Broadcasting Belle Baker is leaving the Eveready waves gestures was made the other day by the Mii
positions over the British Broadcasting Sys- Company for one year, and then revert to Brothers, and it was a case of sheer goo:
tem, which will be re-oroadcast and reach in five "weeks. The program at that time
us in the morning. the composer. will probably fade out, too, but Belle's reason heartedness. The quartette was playing 1;1
for quitting the mike is an individual one.
"HAUS VATERLAND" MUSIC I thought perhaps you would like to have New Haven, Conn., and learned of a litt:
before you, as you hear the compositions, For weeks she has been made the target of a
Another international broadcast Sunday the points on which the committee members boy who had been paralyzed for six year
will bring us music from the good old "I taus were asked to rate the five compositions. poison-pen plot to get her out of some am- They left the theater and paid him a su: -
Vaterland" restaurant in Germany. Orches- bitious schemer's way. Whoever this plotter prise visit, staging their entire act at his bek
tras and choruses will perform the music of First, they were to consider the material- is, he or she is well organized. The cam- side. And for the first time in six years,
various nations as a description is given of paign against Belle is far flung, and takes the stirred was the tired little fellow, that I..
the decorations and atmosphere in the "I taus that is, the beauty and expressi'eness of the form of virtuperative ano critical letters and moved his arms to applaud.
Vaterland" dining halls. If you like food, composer's themes, regardless of what he telegrams, addressed, after each broadcast,
you'll enjoy it. And drink . . . well! does with them. to Belle and her sponsors. All of them, in SS
almost the same language, berate and abuse
'V% Second, how expertly the composer devel- The NBC hereafter wilt attempt to grow
oped his thematic material and whether or the singer and advise her strongly to give up feminine stars in New York for West Coa -
CONGRATULATIONS TO WOR not it shows individuality and originality. her career, as, "you are through, anyhow." build-ups. "Their first experiment will I
The listeners must decide whether or not the Miss Baker, who had taken the letters and with I lelene 1-landin, who will be recalled
New Yorkers and music listeners in the work is a constant reminder of the styles of wires seriously until last week, suddenly made one of the Two Troupers-the other heir.
New York area were lucky. \VOR broadcast other composers, or whether it as an expres- the discovery that the same hand was behind Marcella Shields. Helene is going throut:
the special concert of the Philharmonic-Sym- sion of a musical personality with which the them all. Four telegrams reached her. One a mike routine in New York, which, whe .
listener is not familiar, and which he would finally polished up, will be introduced to tl: '
phony last week from Carnegie Ilall, and like to know better. bore the alleged signature of Flo Ziegfeld. Orange and Gold Network. She will be fo.
Another was apparently signet) by an intimate lowed out there by half a dozen other "bet:
Third, the committee members are asked friend. The other two bore the names of among them, perhaps, several of the "find.
Broadway columnists. of Paul Whiteman in his "Youth Tryouts .
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deserves congratulations. The privilege of to study each composer's technique. They In tears, Belle called each of the four, and A RECORD
heri,ng this outstanding event was denied must decide whether or not his themes de- learned that none of them had sent a mes-
velop smoothly and logically, yet still remain sage. The experience has brought her to OF YOUR VOICE
the est of the country.
WILL SHOW YOU HOW YOU
Arturo Toscanini made his only appearance recognizable. Other points in technique are: the verge of a collapse, and she will go to MAY IMPROVE YOUR
so far in 1932. After the Wagnerian excerpts, avoidance of monotony, naturalness, spon- Europe as soon as she is free from her present
Elizabeth Rethherg, Margarete Matzenauer, taneity, structural solidity and rtornogeneity. program. RADIO DELIVERY
Giovanni Martinelli, Ezio Pinza, and the Fourth, the compositions will be judged as The insidious thing about this campaign is
Schola Cantorum joined Mr. Toscanini in to orchestration. Some of the questions its success. If it worked on Miss Baker, it
Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, with its final which the jury must ask are: Does the instru- could work on any artist. Undoubtedly, the Our perfected method of Instantaneous recording
chorus on Schiller's Ode "To Joy." The mentation sound convincing? Do the solo plot was born inside the profession, and is insures fidelity of reproduction. Permanent and ,
unbreakable! 50c to $2.25, nceording to size.
concert netted unemployed orchestral musi- passages sound appropriate to the instru- the result of envy or jealousy. PRIVATE STUDIO
cians about twenty-five thousand dollars. Mr. ments that play them? Are there spots that I cannot believe that the listening public
FREE Visit our studios and make a sample
recording. near bow you sound to
Toecanini's friends say he is in much better others. Absolutely no ehnree!
spirits and is looking forward to the fall. sound meager, or others that sound muddy? would spontaneously make a drive against RADIO RECORDING STUDIO
'October sixteenth, next, will he our first op- Does the composer avoid monotony of tone an a; list. Regardless of ability or talent, n 1658 Broadway
portunity to hear him again. color on the one hand, and scrappiness on microphoners are the best of fellows. In the Circle 7-5699
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(Continued on Pase Fifteen)_ case of Belle Baker, the entire country loves
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6'30 Rex Cole Mountaineers. WEAF-NBC WTIC

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WORC WCAU WCAO WLBZ WAAB WMAL 6'45 Literary Digest Topics in Brief. W'JZ-NBC WBAL WBZ WBZA
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3:00 Wayne King and His Orchestra. WEAF NBC WFBR WEEI WTIC 6:45 Back of the News in Washington. WEAF-NBC WTIC WTAG
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4:30 Shaeffer Life Time Revue. W'JZ-NBC WBAL KDKA Standard Time deduct one hour WFBR WFI WRC
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WDRC WAAB WORC 7:15 Crisco Program-The Mills Bros. WABC-CBS WCAO WNAC
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7:00 Amos 'n' Andy-Pepsodent Pro, :am. W'.JZNBC WBAL WBZ 8:30 La Palina Presents Kate Smith. WABC-CBS WCAO WCAU WJAS
6:30 Roses and Drums. WABC-CBS WAAB WMAL WJAS WCAO WBZA KDKA WRC
7:00 The 1Vorld's Business, Dr. Julius I:lein. WABC-CBS WLBZ 7:15 8:30 WMAL WORC WAAB
Myrt and Marge. WABC-CBF WCAO WNAC WDRC 1VC.AU
WEAN WDRC WORC WNAC \VIP-WFAN WMAL 7:15 WJAS WEAN WMAL 8:45 True Story Hour. WE AF-NBC WFBR WEEI WTIC WFI WCSH
7:15 8:45 WJAR IVRC WTAG
7:00 Slow River. WEAF-NBC WTIC WTAG WJAR WLIT WCSH Sonata Recital, Josef Stopal, WEAF-NBC WFBR WTAG WJAR Sisters of the Skillet. WIZ -NBC WBZ WBZA KDKA
7:15 Fiddle and I, Joseph Stopak. W.JZ-NBC WBZ 1VBZA WBAL 7:30 WCSH WCAE 9:00 Modern Male Chorus. WABC-CBS WCAO WNAC WDRC WCAU
7:30 The Three Bakers. WIZ -NBC WEAL WBZ WBZA KDKA 7:30 WJAS WEAN WMAL
7:45 The Sylvanians. WABC-CBS WCAO WNAC WJAS 7:45 Tasty Yeast Jesters. W',JL-NBC WBZ WBZA WBAL KDKA 9:00 Ben Bernie's Blue Ribbon Band. WABC-CBS WCAO WNAC
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WEAN WMAL WCAU WNAC 8:00 The Bath Club. WABC.CBS WCAO WNAC WDRC \VCAU WFI WCAE WCSII WJAR WRC WTAG

8:45 Angelo Patri-"Your Child." \VABCCBS WCAO WNAC WDRC iI1VJAS WEAN \\'MAL WCSH WJAR WTAG 10:00 The Voice of 1,000 Shades. WABC-CBS WCAO WAAB WDRC

WCAU WJAS \VEAN WMAL 8:00 Soconyland Sketches. \NEAP -NBC 1V' WCAU WJAS \VEAN WMAL
9:00 EverRcady Radio Gaieties-Belle Baker. WABC-CBS WCAO
8:00 Carnation Contented Programs. W.' -NBC WBAL KDKA 10:00 Meyer Davis Le Paradise Band. WORC
1VNAC \VDRC WCAU WJAS WEAN WWMAI, 8:15 Singin' Sam-The Barbasol Mar WABC-CBS WCAO WNAC 10:15 Tune Detective. WIZ-NBC WBAL WBZ WBZA KDKA
WDRC WCAU WJAS WEAN '.MAL
9:00 Enna Jettick Melodies. WJZ-NBC 10:30 Music That Satisties Alex Gray, Chesterfield. WABC-CBS
8:30 The Voice of Firestone. WEAF-NBC WFBR WEEI WTIC WLIT
9:00 Our Government-David Lawrence. \VEAF-NBC WFBR WFI \\CAE WCSH WJAR WRC WTAG WLBZ WEAN WDRC WAAB WORC WCAU \VJAS WMAL
8:30 Death Valley Days. WJZ-NBC WBAL WBZ WBZA KDKA
WCSII WJAR WRC WTIC 9:00 Eugene International. Revue. WABC.CBS WCAO WNAC WDRC 10:45 \VCAO
9:15 American Album of Familiar Music. WEAF-NBC WFBR WFI 11:00
WCAU \\.IAS WEAN WMAL 11:00 The Funny Boners. WABC-CBS WLBZ WEAN WDRC WAAB
WCSH WCAE WJAR WRC WTAG WTIC 9:00 A. & P. Gypsies. WEAFNBC WEEI WTIC WLIT WCAE WCSH 1VORC WCAU WJAS \VCAO

9:15 Bayuk Stag Party. WJZ-NBC WBAL WBZ 1VBZA KDKA WJAR WRC 1VTAG lforward Barlow and Columbia Symphony. WABC-CBS WLBZ.
9:30 Pennzoil Parade. WABC-CBS WCAO WNAC WDRC WCAU WEAN \VDRC \VAAB WORC
9:15 Pillsbury Program-Featuring "The Street Singer." WABC-CBS
Russ Colombo and his Orchestra. \VEAF-NBC WTIC WJAR
WFI

1V.IAS WEAN WMAL WNAC WDRC WCAU WJAS WEAN WMAL A.M.

9:45 1. Heure Exquise. WEAF-NBC WFBR WTIC WFI WCAE WCSH 9:30 Bourjois-An Evening in Paris. WABC-CBS \VCAO WNAC WCAU 12:30 Seymour Simon's Orchestra. WEAF-NBC WTIC WRC
9:30
9:45 WJAR WRC WTAG 10:00 \WJAS WEAN \VMAI. P.M. Wednesday, May 11
10:00 Making the Movies. WJZ-NBC WBAL. \VBZ WBZA KDKA Parade of the States. WEAF-NBC WTIC WTAG WEEI WJAR
Edna Wallace hopper Variety Show. WABCCBS WCAO WLBZ 10:00 WCSH WLIT WFBR WRC WCAE 3:00 With the Senator's \Vife in Washington. WEAF-NBC WFBR
10:15 WAAB \VDRC IV'CAU WJAS \V'IAI. WORC 10:00 3:00 \\'TIC WCAE WCSH WJAR WRC WTAG
10:30 The Old Singing Master. WJZ-NBC VVBAL WBZ WBZA KDKA 10:30 Robert Burns Panatela Program-Guy Lombardo-Burns and 3:15 Charis Musical Revue. \VABC-CBS WEAN WDRC WORC WNAC
'Ziegfeld Radio Show. WAIIC-CBS WEAN WLBZ WDRC WAAB 10:30 3:30 WCAU WJAS WMAL WCAO
11:00 A'CAU WJAS WMAL WCAO 10:45 Allen. WABC-CBS WEAN \VDRC WNAC WCAU WJAS WMAL Charis Musical Revue. WABC-CBS WCAO 1VNAC WDRC WCAU
WJAS WEAN 1VMAL WORC
11:30 The Gauchos-Vincent Sorcy's Orchestra-Tito Guizar. WABC- WCAO Arthur Jarrett. WABC-CBS WCAO WLBZ WNAC WDRC WCAU

11:30 CBS WI.BZ WEAN WAAB WCAU WMAL WCAO WDRC W.IAS San Felician Serenade . \V.IZ-NBC WBAL KDKA
Sunday ak Seth Parker's. WEAF-NBC WEEI WJAR WCSH National Radio Forum. WEAF-NBC 1VTAG WEEI WJAR WCSH
WFBR WFI WRC WCAE
Eddie Duchiu's Orchestra. WABC-CBS WLBZ WEAN WDRC WFBR \VRC WCAE
WNAC WCAU WMAL WCAO WNAC Love Sones and Waltzes. \VJZ-NBC WBAL 1VBZ WBZA KDKA
Music That Satisfies. WABC-CBS WCAO \VLBZ WAAB WDRC
WJAS WEAN WMAL \VORC

Arthur Jarrett. WABC-CBS WCAO WLBZ WAAB \VDRC WCAU

A.M. Coon -Sanders' Orchestra. WABC-CBS WEAN WNAC \VCAU 11:00 WJAS WMAL WORC WEAN WJAS WEAN WMAL WORC
WMAL 12:15 Howard Barlow and Columbia Symphony Orchestra. WABC- 3:30 Woman's Radio Review. WEAF-NBC WEEI WTIC WCSH WJAR
12:00 California Melodies. WABC-CBS WNAC WCAU WEAN WMAL CBS WLBZ WEAN WDRC WAAB WORC \V'IP-WFAN WMAL
WRC WTAG
12:30 \\'CAO
Carl Moore's Orchestra. \VJZ-NBC 3:30 Hello Marie, Sketch. WJZ.-NBC KDKA WBAL
3:45 Four Eton Boys. WABC-CBS WLBZ WNAC \VDRC WCAO
12:45 Cab Calloway's Orchestra. WEAF-NBC
Monday, May 9 WJAS WEAN WORC WMAL
Tuesday, May 10 4:00 U. S. Navy Band Concert. WABC-CBS WCAO WLBZ WNAC

WDRC \VIP-WFAN WEAN WMAL WORC

4:00 Mid-week Musicale. WJZ-NBC

P.M. Sam Prager, Pianist, and Helen Nugent, Contralto. WABC-CBS 4:00 The Pilgrims. WEAF-NBC WFBR
3:30 WCAO WLBZ WNAC WDRC WIP-WFAN WJAS WMAL WORC P.M. 4:45 Lady Next Door. WEAF-NBC WJAR WRC WTAG WTIC
Woman's Radio Review-WEAF-NBC WTIC WCSH WJAR 3:00 Music in the Air. WJZ-NBC WBAL WBZ WBZA 5:00 Katherine Parsons. WABC-CBS WCAO WLBZ WAAB WDRC
3:30 3:00 Ann I.eaf at the Organ. With Adele Vasa, Soprano. WABC-CBS
WTAG WCAO WLBZ WNAC \VDRC WIP-WFAN WJAS WMAL WIP-WFAN WJAS WORC
3:45 Four Eton Boys. WABC-CBS WCAO \VLBZ WNAC WDRC WIP Woman's Radio Review. WEAF-NBC WCSH WJAR WRC WTAG 5:15 Schudt's Going to Press. WABC-CBS WCAO WAAB WDRF
1VFAN WJAS WMAL WORC 3:30 Hello Marie-Sketch. WJZ-NBC WBAL KDKA
4:00 Musical Americana. WABC-CBS WCAO WLBZ WNAC WDRC WJAS WMAL WORC
Pop Concert. WEAF-NBC WFBR WCAE WJAR WRC WTAG 3:30 WIP-WFAN WJAS WMAL
4:00 3:30 Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Organ. WJZ-NBC 5:15 Skippy. WEAF-NBC WFBR WEEI WTIC WCAE WCSII WJAR
WTIC The Magic of Speech. WEAF-NBC WTIC WJAR WFBR
4:15 The Captivators. WABC-CBS WDRC WNAC WORC WCAU Rhythm Kings. WABC-CBS WLBZ WBIfC WJAS WMAL WCAO WRC WTAG
4:40 3:45 U. S. Army Band. WJZ-NBC WBZ WBZA WRC 5:30 Wayne King and His Orchestra. WEAF-NBC WFBR WCSH WTIC
WMAL WCAO Virginia Arnold, pianist. WABC-CBS WORC 1VIP-WFAN WMAL
4:45 Harry Owens and His Orchestra. \VJZ-NBC WBAL 4:00 WTAG WRC WCAE
4:45 WCAO WDRC WNAC 5:30 The Singing Lady. WJZ-NBC WBAL WBZ WBZA KDKA
5:00 Columbia Artist Recital. WABC-CBS WLBZ WDRC WNAC 4:00 Tea Dansante. WEAF-NBC WTIC WCAE WJAR WTAG 5:30 The Professor and the Major. WABC-CBS WCAO WCAU WJAS
WORC 1VIP-WFAN WJAS WMAL WCAO 4:15 Ladv Next Door. \VEAF-NBC WFBR WTIC WCAE WCSH WJAR
5:15 WMAL WAAB
Lady Next Door. WEAFNBC WJAR WRC WTAG 4:30 WTAG
5:30 Charles Gilbert Spross, Composer, Pianist. WEAF-NBC WTIC 5:45 Prohibition Plainly Put. WABC-CBS WDRC WORC WMAL
Harry Kogen's Orchestra. WJZ-NBC
6:00 Pancho and Ilis Orchestra. WABC-CBS WCAO WAAB \VDRC 4:30 WRC WCAO
WIP-WFAN \VJAS WORC WEAN 4:45 Meet the Artist. WABC-CBS WCAO WDRC WJAS WORC WEAN
5:45 The Cavaliers. WORC
Skippy. WEAF-NBC WFBR WEEI WTIC WCSII WJAR Wf:C 5:00 WAAB 6:00 Connie Boswell. WABC-CBS WLBZ WAAB \VDRC WJAS WIP-
Skippy. \VEAF-NBC WFBR WEEI WTIC WLIT WCAE WCSH
WTAG WLIT WCAE WFAN
Swanee Serenaders. WEAF-NBC WTIC WTAG WEEI WJAR 6:00 Waldorf-Astoria Sert Room Orchestra. WEAF-NBC \VÉEI WFI
5:15
WCSH WJAR IVRC WCAE
Current Events-H. V. Kaltenborn. WABC-CBS WLBZ WAAB 6:15 Harold Stern's St. Moritz Orchestra. WABC-CBS WCAO WLBZ

WDRC WIP-WFAN WJAS WMAL WORAC 5:15 WAAB WIP-WFAN WJAS WORC
6:30 The Royal Vagabonds. \VJZ-NBC WBAL KDKA
6:45 Literary Digest Topics in Brief. \VJZ-NBC WBAL WBZ WBZA

6:00 Waldorf-Astoria Sert Room Orchestra. WEAF-NBC WEEI WEI WJAR WRC WTAG 6:45 KDKA
5:30 Singing Lady. WJZ-NBC WBAL WBZ WBZA KDKA 6:45 Bing Crosby. WABC-CBS WLBZ WAAB WIP-WFAN WJAS
6:00 WJAR WCAE WTAG 5:30 Garden Melodies. WEAF-NBC WTIC WCAE WRC WTAG
6:15 Ted Black's Orchestra. WJZ-NBC WBAL 5:30 The Professor and the Major. WABC-CBS WCAO WAAB WCAU 7:00 Merle Thorpe-Talk. WEAF-NBC WTAG WEEI WJAR WFBR
Vaughn De Leath. WABC-CBS WLBZ WAAB WDRC WIP-WFAN
6:30 WJAS WMAL 7:00 WFI WRC
WJAS WEAN WORC 5:45 Movie Star Revue. WABC-CBS WCAO WAAB WCAU WJAS Myrt and Nlarge. WABC-CBS WCAO WNAC WDRC WCAU
630 The Royal Vagabonds. WJZ-NBC WBAL WBZ WBZA 6:00 Waldorf-Astoria Sert Room Orchestra. WEAF-NBC WEEI WEI 7:15
George Hall's Hotel Taft Orchestra. WABC-CBS WLBZ WEAN WJAS WEAN WMAL
6:45 WRC WAR WTIC Amos 'n' Andy-Pepsodent. WJZ-NBC WBAL WBZ WBZA
WDRC WAAB WORC WCAO 6:00 Arthur Jarrett. WABC-CBS WLBZ WAAB WDRC WIP-WFAN KDKA WRC
Literary Digest Topics in Brief. WJZ-NBC WBAL WBZ WBZA Maxwell House Program. WABC-CBS WCAO WNAC WDRC

KDKA WJAS WMAL WORC WCAU WJAS WEAN WMAL

,Fa.ge Four

Programs For Stations Other Than New York

7:15 Intermezzo-concert orchestra. WEAF-NBC WTAG WEEI WJAR 9:00-Clicgtmt Club Eskimos. WEAFNBC WFBR WEEI WTIC WLIT
WCSII WLIT WFBR \VRC WCAE WCSII WJAR \VRC WTAG

7:15 Esso Program-Elsie Janis. \VJZ-NBC WBAL KDKA NOTICE! 9:00 Kodak Week-end Hour. WABC-CBS WCAO WNAC WDRC
7:30- Swift Program. WJZ-NBC WBAL \VBZ WBZA KDKA WCAU WEAN WMAL
All times shown in news items and 9:30
7:30 Easy Aces. WABC-CBS WCAO WNAC WCAU WJAS \VMAL all program listings are Eastern 9:30 Pond's Program. WEAF-NBC WFBR WLIT WCAE WCSH WJAR
7:45 Camel Quarter Hour. WABC-CBS WCAO WLBZ WNAC WDRC Daylight Time. For Eastern 9:30 W RC WTAG
Armour Program. WJZNBC 11BAL WBZ WBZA KDKA
WC1U WJAS WEAN WMAL WORC 9:45
To the Ladies. WABC-CBS WCAO WNAC WDRC WCAU WJAS
7:45 The Goldbergs. WEAF-NBC WCAE \VCSII WJAR 10:00 WEAN WMAI,
10:00
7:45 Billy Jones and Ernie flare. 1VJZNBC WBAL \VBZ WBZA Van Ileuseu Program. WABC-CBS WCAO WNAC WCAU WJAS
KDKA WEAN WMAL

8:00 The Bath Club-Linit. 1VABC-CBS WCAO WNAC WDRC WJAS Beau Bachelor. WABC-CBS WCAO WAAB WDRC WCAU WJAS
WEAN \VMAL
WEAN WMAC WCAU National Oratorio. WEAF NBC WTAG WEEI WJAR WCSII

8:00 American Taxpayers League Program. WJZNBC WBAL

8:00 Big Time. WEAF-NBC 1VFBR 1VE1rI WLIT WCSII WJAR WRC Standard Time deduct one hour. 10:15 WLIT WRC
8:15 from the time shown. 10:30 Adventures in Health. WABC-CBS WCAO WAAB WDRC WCAU
Simmons' Sans, Time Barbasol Man. 1VABC-CBS WCAO WNAC WJAS WEAN \VMAL
8:15 WDRC WCAU WJAS WEAN \VMAL
Willys-Overland Silver Streaks. \VJZ-NBC WBAL KDKA Music That Satisfies. WABC-CBS WCAO (VLBZ WAAB WDRC
WCAU WJAS WEAN WMAL WORC

8:30 Halsey Stuart Program. WEAF-NBC WFBR 1\EEI WLTT WCAE 10:45 Pickens Sisters. WJZ-NBC

1VCSIl WJAR WRC WTAG 10:45 The Funnybouers. \\'ABC -CBS WCAO \VLBZ WMAL WEAN

8:30 Jack Frost Melody Moments. W'JZ-NBC 1VBAI. KDKA 9:00 Big Six of the Air. WEAF-NBC WFBR WEEI WTIC WFI 11:00 1VDIIC WAAB WORC WCAU WJAS
8:30 WCAE WCSH WJAR WItC WTAG Howard Barlow and the Columbia Symphony Orchestra. WABC-
La Patina ('resents Kate Smith. WABC-CBS \VCAO WCAU 9:00 11:30 CBS WCAO \VLBZ WAAB WDRC Wll'-WFAN WEAN WMAL
- 8:45 WMAI. WJAS WOIIC WEAN WAAB 9:00 Blackstone Plantation. WJZ-NBC WBAL WBZ WBZA KDKA A.M. WORC 1VJAS
9:30 12:00 Don Redman's Orchestra. WABC-CBS WCAO WAAB WCAU
9:00 Col. Stoopnagle and Budd. WABC-CBS WCAO WNAC WDRC 9:30 The Columhbians. Wabc-Cbs WCAO WNAC WDRC WCAU 12:00 WEAN WMAL WORC WDRC
9:00 WCAU WJAS WEAN WMAL 10:00 WJAS WEAN WMAL 12:30
love Story Hour. WABC-CBS WCAO WNAC WDRC WCAU Is11hMamAL Jones' Orchestra. WABC-CBS WNAC WCAU WEAN
9:00 0. Henry Stories. \VJZ-NBC WBAL WBZ WICZ:1 KDKA WJAS WEAN WMAL 1:00
Rudyard Kipling Stories. WEAF-NBC WEEI WTIC 1VFI WCAE Johnnie llamp s Orchestra: 1VEAF-NBC WRC 1>CAE
9:15 Gold Medal Fast Freight. WABC-CBS 1V'AO WNAC WDRC WCSH 1V.IAR WRC \VTAG Enric Madriguera's Orchestra. WABC-CBS WNAC WCAU WEAN
9:30 WCAU WJAS WEAN WMAI. Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra. WEAF-NBC WFBR WEEI
WMAL
Goodyear Tire Program. WEAF-NBC WFBR WEEI WTIC WLIT Tommy Christian's Orchestra. WABC-CBS
WCAE WCSH-WJAR \VRC WTAG
Modern Male Chorus. WABC-CBS
Mobiloil Concert. WEAF-NBC WFBR WEEI WTIC WLIT

WCAE WCSH WJAR WRC \VTAG WTIC WFI WCAS WCSH WJAR WRC WTAG Saturday, May 14

9:30 Canada Dry Program. \VJZ.-NBC WBAL WBZ WBZA KDKA 10:00 A. & P. Dance Gypsies. \VJZ-NBC 1VBA.L WBZ WBZA KDKA

9:30 Eno Crime Club. WABC-CIIS WCAO WNAC WDItC WCAU WDRC WCAU WJAS WEAN \VMAL

WJAS WEAN WMAL 10:00 Hart, Schaffner & Marx Trumpeters. WABC-CBS WCAO WAAB

10:00 Prr'-Ruth Etting-Chesterfield Program. WABC-CBS WCAO \VLBZ WLBZ WAAB WDRC WCAU WJAS WEAN WMAL WOR P.M.
10:15 WDRC WCAU WJAS WMAL WORC WNAC 10:45 3:00 The Four Clubmen. WABC-CBS WCAO WLBZ WNAC WDRC
- 10:30 11:00 Arthur Jarrett. 1V\BC-CBS WCAO WLBZ 'WAAB WDRC WCAU WCAU WJAS 1VMIAL
Adventures in Health. 1 13S WCAO WAAB WDRC WCAU 3:30
\VIP-WFAN 1VJAS WEAN WMAL 1VORC Rhythm Kings; Fred Berrens. WABC-CBS WORC WNAC 1VORC
WJAS WEAN WMAL
Howard Barlow and the Columbia Symphony Orchestra. WABC- WCAU WMAL WCAO
Society's Playboy. WABC-CBS WCAO WAAB WDRC WCAU CBS WCAO \VLBZ WAAB \VIP-WFAN WEAN WORC WMA

il 10:45 1V.IAS WMAL 11 :30 %VJAS 4:00 Ann Leaf at the Organ. WABC.CBS 1VCAO WLBZ 1VN.\C WDRC

10:45 Street Singer. WABC-CBS WEAN WDRC WORC 11 C.AU WMAL 11:45 Noble Sissle's Park Central Orchestra. WABC-CBS WLBZ. WCAU %M AL WORC
\VEAN W' 11B WOltC
'i4 11:00 WCAO 11:45 Noble Sissle's Park Central Orchestra. WABC-CBS WI.BZ 4 :30 Tommy Christian's Orchestra. WABC-CBS \VLBZ. WDRC
Pickens Sisters. WJZ-NBC WBAL WEAN WDRC \I'1AB WORC WCAU WMAL WCAO
1:30 Itoward Barlow and Columbia Symphony Orchestra. WABC-CBS A. M. Cab Calloway and His Orchestra. 1VE.1F-NBC WFBR WTIC 1Vb11L WRAC WCAO
WCAO \VLBZ. WAAB WDRC NIP-WFAN WEAN WFI WCAE WJAR. WEI 4:45 Lady Next Door. WEAF-NBC WTIC WTAG WJAR WCSII \VRC
Don Redman and his Connie's Inn Orchestra. WABC-CBS 12:30 5:00 Eddie Duchiu's Casino Orchestra. WABC-CBS \VCAO WAAB
WCAO WAAB WDRC WCAU WORC Isham Jones' Orchestra. WABC
Ted Cook's Orchestra. WJZ-NBC WDRC WIP.WFAN WJAS
5:30 Genia Fouaicova. soprano. WEAF-NBC WTIC \VTAG WEEI

WJAR WCSII WLIT WRC
5:30 George hall and His Hotel Taft Orchestra. 1VABCCBS WLBZ
A.M. Friday, May 13
WAAB WCAU WJAS WMAL WCAO
":00 Cab Calloway's Orchestra. W.17, -NBC KDKA 5:45 I.andt Trio and 1Vhite. WEAF-NBC WTIC WCAE WJAR WRC

00 Eddie Duchin and His Casino Orchestra. \\'ABC -CBS WEAN

WNAC WCAU WMAL 5:45 Connie Boswell. 1VABC-CBS WCAO \VLBZ WAAB WDRC WCAU

P.M. WJAS WEAN WORC

Thursday, May 12 3 :00 Radio Troubadours-Stokes' Orchestra. VYJZ-NBC WBAL \VBZ. 6:00 Snooks Friedman's Paramount Orchestra. WABC-C.BS WLBZ
WDRC WAAB WORC WIP-WFAN WMAL WCAO
WBZA
}^(tryj 6:00 Waldorf-Astoria Sert Room Orchestra. WEAF-NBC WTIC WEEI
3:00 U. S. Marine Band Concert. WABC-CBS WCAO WLBZ WNAC WRC WEI WCAE
3:00 La Forge Beru'men Musicale. WABC-CBS 1VCAO \VLBZ WDRC WDRC WJAS WEAN WMAI. WIP-WFAN
6:30 Jack Miller and His Orchestra. WABC-CBS WCAO WLBZ W'DRIC
3:00 Three Shades of Blue. WEAF-NBC WTIC WTAG WJAR WRC WJAS

\VIP1VFAN WJAS WMAL WCAE 6:45 Leon Belascós Orchestra. WABC-CBS WCAO WLBZ WAAB

3:30 Rhythm Kings; Fred Berrens. WABC-CBS WDRC WNAC WORC 3:30 Women's Radio Review. WEAF-NBC WEEI WCSH WTIC WJAR WJAS WMAL WORC WIPWFAN WEAN
WIP WMAL 1VCAO WTAG
3:30 Women's Radio Review. \VE.AF-NBC WCSII \VRC WTAG WCAE 7:00 Amos 'n' Andy-Pepsodent Program. WJZ-NBC WBAL WBZ
3:30 Arthur Jarrett. WABCCBS WCAO \VLBZ WDRC WJAS WEAN WBZA KDKA WRC
hello Marie-Sketch. WJZ-NBC WBAL KDKA 3:45 Columbia Educational Features. WABC-CBS WCAO \VLBZ
3;30 Rhythmic Serenade. WJZ-NBC WBAL WDRC WCAU WJAS WEAN WMAI. 7:00 Political Situation In Washington Tonight. WABC-CBS WCAO
3:45 U. S. Army Band Concert. WABC-CBS WCAO \VLBZ WNAC \VI.BZ WNAC WDRC WCAU WEAN WJAS WMAL
4:00 4:00 Light Opera Gems. WABC-CBS WLBZ WDRC WORC WNAC
1VJAS \VMAL 7:15 Wm. Vincent Hall, with Freddie Rich's Orchestra. WABC-CBS
4:00 WCAU WJAS \VMAL WCAO
4:00 Musical Comedy Hits. 1VE1F-NBC WFBR WCAE WRC 4:00 Betty Moore-Decorating Notes. WEAF-NBC WFBR WTIC WFI WCAO WNAC WJAS WLBZ WDRC WORC WEAN
home Decorations. WJZ-NBC WBAL \VBZ WBZA KDKA 7:15 Laws That Safeguard Society. WEAF-NBC WTIC WFI WCSII
WCAE 1VCSH \VJAR \VRC \VTAG
WJAR \VTAG
4:30 National Democratic Speaker. WABC-CBS WLBZ WDRC WORC 4:15 Le Trio Charmantc. WEAF-NBC \\'CAF. WJAR
1VNAC WIP-WFAN WMAL WCAO 4:45 The lady Next Door. WEAF-NBC WCAE WJAR WTAG 7:30 De Re Me, Female Trio. WABC-CBS WIP-W:FAN
4:45 Curtis Institute of Music. WABC-CBS WCAO WDRC WIP-WFAN 7:45 'I'hc Goldbergs. WEAF-NBC WTIC WCAE WCSH WJAR \\'TAG
4:30 Tea Dansante. WEAF-NBC WTIC WCAE WJAR \VRC WTAG WJAS 7:45 Camel Quarter Hour. WABC-CBS WCAO WLBZ WNAC WDRC
4:45 The Lady Next Door. WEAF-NBC WFBR WTIC \VCAE WCSH 5:15
Skinny.. \NEAP-N13C WFBR. WEEI WTIC WLIT WCAE WCSII -WCAU WJAS IVEAN WMAL 1VORC
\VTAG WJAR 5 :30 WJAR \VItC WTAG 8:00 Danger Fighters. WJZ-NBC WBAL KDKA
Pollyanna., the Glad Girl. WABC-CBS WCAO WAAB WCAU 8:00 Fray and Graggiotti, piano team. WABC-CBS \VLBZ WEAN
5:15 Tito Guizar, Mexican Tenor, and Orchestra. 1V113C-CBS WCAO 5:30 WJAS WE 1N WMAL
WAAB WDRC WJAS WEAN WORC WLBZ WMAI. 5:30 WNAC WCAU 1VJAS WMAL WCAO WDRC
5:45 Dolly Cmurelly-Songs. 1VEAF-NBC \VRC WTAG 8:15 Abe Lyman and His Orchestra. WABC-CBS WEAN WDRC
5:15 Skinny. WEAFNBC WFBR WEEI WTIC WLIT WCAE WCSII 5:45 The Singing Lady. WJZNBC WBAL WBZ WBZA KDKA
1VJAIt WRC WTAG 6:00 Little Orphan Annie. WJZNBC WBAL WBZ WBZA KDKA WNAC WCAU \\JAS \VMAL WCAO
Songsters-male octet. W EAFNBC
5:30 The Professor and the Major. WABC-CBS WCAO WAAB WCAU 1Valdorf-Astoria Sert Room Orchestra. 1VEAF-NBC WEEI WFBR 8:15 Civic Concerts Service Program. WEAF-NBC WFBR WTIC WFI
WCAE WCSH \VRC
1VJAS \VMAL
5:30 Singing Lady. \VJZ-NBC WBAL WBZ WBZA KDKA 8:30 Dance With Countess D'Orsay. WJZNBC WBAL WBZ WBZA
KDKA
5:45 Little Orphan Annie. WJZNBC WBAL KDKA

5:45 Movie Star Review. WABC-CBS WAAB WCAU WJAS WCAO 1VFI WRC WCAE 8:30 National Advisory Council on Radio in Education W'E.AF-NBC
6:00 International Exchange of Programs. WABC-CBS WLBZ WDRC WTIC WTAG WEEI WJAR WCSH WTI WFBR WRC WCAE
6 :00 Current .vents, H. V. Kaltenborn. WABC-CBS WI.BZ WDRC 9:00 K-7-Secret Service Spy Story. WEAF-NBC
6:15 1VORC WAAB W.IAS WCAO WMAL 9:00 Josef Koestner Ensemble. WJZ-NBC
6:15 WORC \VAAB WIP.WFAN WJAS WCAO WMAL 9:00 Vaughn de Leath; Fred Berrens. WABC-CBS WEAN WDRC
6:30 Reis & Dunn. WABC-CBS \VLBZ WAAB WDRC WJAS WORC "The Jester," Art Barnett. WJZ.NBC WBAL WBZ WBZA WAAB 1VORC WCAU WMAL
WIP-WFAN WEAN 6:30 KDKA 9:30 Club Valspar. WEAF-NBC WFBR WEEI WTIC WEI WCAE
6:45 6:45 WCSII WJAR WRC WTAG
6:45 Jack Miller His Orchestra. WABC-CBS WLBZ WORC 6:45 The Royal Vagabonds. WJZ-NBC WBAL \VBZ WBZA KDKA 9:30 The First Niehter. \VJZ.-NBC WBAL WBZ WBZA KDKA
Madison Singers. WABCCBS WLBZ. WAAB WIP-WFAN WCAO 9:30 U. S. Army Band. 1V.ABCCBS
7:00 WDRC 6:45 Literary Digest_Topics in Brief. W'JZ-NBC WBAL WBZ WBZA 10:00 Lucky Strike Dance Hour. WEAF-NBC WFBR WEEI WTIC
KDKA WFI WCAE \VCSII WJAR WRC WTAG
7:00 June P.ursell. AF-NBC WTIC WFI. WRC WCAE WTAG 7:00 10:00 The New Yorkers. WJZ-NBC
Larry Funk and His Palais d'Or Orchestra. WEAF-NBC \VTAG 10:00 Music That Satisfies-Chesterfield. WABC-CBS WCAO WLBZ
7:15 Literary Digest ics in Brief. WJZ-NBC WBAL WBZ WBZA 7:00 WEEI IVJ1R WCSH 1VFBR WFI WItC WDRC WCAU WJAS WEAN WMAL WORC
KDKA Amos 'n' Andy. Pepsodent Program. WJZ-NBC WBAL WBZ 10:15 Columbia Public Affairs Institute. WABC-CBS 1Vf.BZ WDRC
7:15 Amos 'ti Andy Pepsodent. WJZ-NBC WBAL WBZ WBZA 7:15 WBZA WItC KDKA WAAB 1VORC WCAU WJAS WMAL WCAO WEAN
7:30 KDKA WRC . 10:30 Twenty Fingers of Harmony. WJZ.-NBC
7:30 7:30 Myrt and Marge. WABCCBS \VCAO WNAC WDRC WCAU 10:45 The Street Singer. \VABC-CBS WEAN WDRC WAAB WOP.0
7:45 111yrt and Marge. WABC-CBS WCAO WNAC WDRC WCAU 7:30 WJAS WEAN WMAL \VIP WMAL WCAO
1VJAS \VEAN WMAL Maxwell House Program. WABC-CBS WCAO WNAC WDRC 11:00 Russ Colombo and His Orchestra. WEAF-NBC WTIC WJAR
7:45 Crisco Program-The Mills Bros. WABC-CBS WCAU WJAS 7:30 WCAU WJASWEAN WMAI. WEI \VRC
7:45 7:45 The 'Three Graces. WEAFNBC 11:30 Enric Madriguera's Biltmore Orchestra. WABC-CBS WLBZ
WDRC WEAN WNAC WCAU WMAL Swift Program-Stebbins Boys. WJZ-NBC WBAL WBZ WB' WDRC 1VORC
8:00 Hinds' Romance Exchange. WJZ-NBC WBZ WBZA KDKA 7:45 KDKA 11:30 Johnnie Hamp and His Orchestra. \VHAF-NBC WEEI \\'JAR
Swift Program-Stebbins Boys. WJZ-NBC WBZ WBZA KDKA 7:45 WTIC WRC WFBR WFI WCAE
8:00 Richman Bros. Program. WABC-CBS WAAB WCAU WJAS Easy Aces. WABC-CBS WCAO WNAC WCAU WJAS 11:30 Camel Quarter Hour. WABC-CBS WDRC
Camel Quarter Hour. IVABC-CBS WCAO WLBZ WNAC WDRC 8:00 Camel Quarter Hour. WABC-CBS WCAO WLBZ WNAC WD 11:45 Ted Cook and Orchestra. WJZ-NBC
`8:15 WCAU 1VJAS WEAN WMAL 1VORC WCAU WJAS WEAN WMAL WORC 11:45 Enrie Madriguera's Biltmore Orchestra. WABC-CBS WDRC
The Goldbergs. 1VEAF-NBC WTIC WCAE WCSH WJAR \VTAG 8:00 WORC WAAB WCAO
8:30 Billy Jones and Ernie Hare. WJZ-NBC WBZ WBZA WBAL 8:00 The Goldbergs. WEAF-NBC WCAE \VCSII WJAR WTAG WTIC A.M.
KDKA Billy Jones and Ernie Hare. W'JZ-NBC WBZ WBZA KDKA 12:00 Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians. WABC-CBS WNAC
8:45 8:15 WBAL WCAU WEAN WMr'.L
8:45 Fleischmann Hour. WEAFNBC 1VFBR WEEI WTIC WFI 12:05 Buddy Rogers and His California Cavaliers. WEAF-NBC WTIC
WCAE \VCSII WJAR WRC WTAG 8:30 Cities Service Concert. WEAF-NBC WFBR WEEI WLIT WCAE WRC WCAE
The Bath Club. WABC-CBS WCAO WNAC WDRC WCAU WCSII WJAR WRC WTAG
WEAN WMAL Nestle's Program. WJZ-NBC WBAL, \VBZ WBZA KDKA
The Bath Club. WABC-CBS WCAO WNAC WDRC WCAU WJAS
Abe Lyman and His Orchestra. WABC-CBS WCAO WNAC WEAN WMAL
WDRC WCAU WJAS WEAN WMAI. Singin' Sam=The .Barbasol Man. WABC-CBS WCAO WNAC
La Patina Presents Kate Smith. WABC-CBS WCAO WCAU WDRC WCAU WJAS WEAN WMAL
WJAS WMAI. WAAB WORC "Today and Yesterday." WABC-CBS WCAO WNAC WDRC

Sisters of the Skillet. W'JZ-NBC %VBAI. WBZ WBZA KDKA WCAU WJAS WEAN WMAL

Angelo Patri-"Your Child." WABC-CBS WCAO WNAC WDRC
WCAU 1VJAS WEAN WMAL

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Programs For Sunday, May 8

8:00 A.M. WPCH-Manhattan Dance Marathon 5:00 P.M. 7:15 P.M.

WEAF-Melody Hour WABC-Eight Sons of Eli, and the Howard Twins WMCA-Old Bill with Blonde, Brown and Brunette WJZ-Freddie and I tenor;
WABC-Morning Musicale WOV-Vasilatas Studio Trio WMCA-Song Romance-Grant Kimball,
WINS-Sunshine Hour i1
2:15 P.M. WOR-Margaret Anglin Presents Claire Wilson, soprano
WJZ-Tone Pictures-Lew White Organist WABC-Pastorale; Kostelanetz WPCH-Concert in Miniature
WMCA-Ridgewood Dance Marathon WJ Z-Sabbat h Reveries WABC-Alex llaas' Gypsy Orchestra
8:30 A.M. WINS-Thrills of Aviation-}toward Mingos-Wilk WEAF-Pastels
WPCH-Rabbi Goldstein's Question Box 7:30 P.M.
WINS-Classical Fifteen Minutes Guest Aviator WOV-Watch Tower
WINS-The Skylarkers WMCA-Love Poems in Spring
9:00 A.M. 2:30 P.M. WEAF-Orchestral Gems
5:15 P.M. WJZ-The Three Bakers-Fleischmann Program
WMCA-Children's Symphonic Orchestra WMCA-Three Little Funsters WINS-The Globe Trotter
WEAF-The Balladeers WEAF-Monshine and Honeysuckle-Dramatic Sketch WPCH-The Castaways WOR-Choir Invisible-Directed by George Shackley
WJZ-NBC Children's Hour WOR-Eddy Brown, Violinist, and Clarence Adler, WINS-Cowboy Tom's Roundup
WINS-To the Ladies WOV-Diego de RosaTenor 7:45 P.M.
Pianist
WOV-Surma Music and Book Store WJZ-Yeast Foamers-l-Ierbie Kay's Orchestra WMCA-Westminister Quartet
WPCH-Piano Poetics WPCHLThe Bayan Ensemble and Rascna Nicolaev- WABC-The Sylvanians. Ernie Golden's Orchestra
WINS-The Roving Minstrel
WABC-Columbia Junior Bugle skaya, soprano WPCH-Remo Cortese-composer-pianist

9:15 A.M. WMCA-Chapel Gardens directed by Marg. Devine 8:00 P.M.
WMCA-Ridgewood Dance Marathon
WPCH-Fred Fassig-Baritone WABC-Columbia Church of the Air 5:30 P.M. WEAF-Chase & Sanborn Program;. Harry Richman
WINS-For the Men WOV-Mays Inc. WABC-Ernest Hutcheson, pianist
WINS-Italian Moments WJZ-Simnniz Guardsmen; Ernie Hoist WLWL-Services Iron, Paulist Fathers' Church-
9:30 A.M.

WMCA-Modern Living "Question Box"
WINS-Concert WJ Z-McCravy Brothers
WINS-Organ Recital from St. Thomas' Church
WEAF-Sparklets WPC H-Popular Revue
WPCH-Peter's Story Club

WOV-Modern Living Magazine 3:00 P.M. WOR-Clemente s Mariniba Tipica ,....-..".
WR NY-Musical Overtones
9:45 A.M. WMCA-Fox Fur Trappers WEAF-G. E. Circle; guest artist
WABC-Blue Coal Radio Revue
WEAF-Mary Eaton, violinist WABC-Symphonic Hour, Howard Barlow WOV-City 'Radio Stores
W PCH-Clarence Augustus Williams
WINS-Watch Tower WEAF-Wayne King and Orchestra-Lady Esther 5:45 P.M. 8:15 P.M.

10:00 A.M. Program A WINS-Kinnaird's Almanac WJZ-Violin Twins
WPCH-Tony Rogers, baritone WMCA-Jerry Baker, tenor-Elmo Russ, organist
WOR-Uncle Don Reads the Comics WJZ-Friendly Hour WMCA-Romeos of Radio, comedy WOR-To be announced
WMCA-Watch Tower Program
WEAF-Clyde Doer and Saxophone Octet WOR-To be announced 8:30 P.M.
WPCH-B. T. H. A. Quarter flour
WJZ-Garcia's Mexican Marimba Typica WOR-Bernhard Levitow's Ensemble Symphonique
WOV-Simplex Company WMCA-March of Events
WPCH-Ernest Stramiello, Pianist WINS-American Music Ensemble WJZ-Prohibition Debate
W LW L-The Perfect Law of Liberty
WOV-Vagabond Serenaders Whiteman Trio WABC-flighway Traveler
WABC-Columbia Church of the Air
WINS-Gems of Melody ..a...:.,z..:...:..,.Á, ....:..:m..:..:...:..w..::.o:s.^::..,.A.::..:.:...,.a.n::,.,,.:..: :: a-----.. 8:45 P.M.

10:15 A.M. WMCA-Hiram Hooper's Floating Theatre presents
the sensational temperance drama "The Curse
WMCA-John T. Brooks of Rum"
WPCH-The Happy Traveller
WABC-Angelo Patri, "Your Child"-Cream of Wheat
WOV-Iludson Clinic Program

10:20 A.M. WPC H-Musicale

WMCA-Burt and Helen at the Studio Grands Dept. 9:00 P.M.

10:30 A.M. WJZ-Enna Jettick Melodies
WINS-Rogue's Spanish Review
WABC-Grenadier Guards Band WEAF-Our Government-David Lawrence
WMCA-Your Eyes-Dr. A. S. Granbart
WOR-Holy Name Society of Newark Fire

WINS-Policemen's Communion Breakfast '{
WOR-To be announced
WEAF-Southland Sketches
WJZ-Fiddlers Three-Violins, Piano and Vibraphone Ludwig Bauman Program
WPCH-Lottie Salisbury-Children's Program
WOV-Merit Clothing Company WABC-The Four Eton Boys

10:45 A.M. 9:15 P.M.

WMCA-Clementine and George-Cheery moments WEAF-American Album of Familiar Music-Bayer
WJZ-A Song for Today
11:00 A.M. Co. Program

WJZ Bayuk Stag Party-Male Quartet
WPCH-The Three Dreamers
WEAF-Neapolitan Days
W PC H-Christian Science Church Service
WMCA-Concert in Miniature; Sayan Ensemble 9:30 P.M.

WJZ-Morning Musicale $ WMCA-Bronx Dance Marathon
WABC-JIorn and Hardart Children's Hour WABC-Pennzoil Parade; harry Sosnick's Band
WOV-Gloria Gold WINS-Organ Reveries
WOR-The Vagabond Traveler-Tom Terriss
11:15 A.M.
9:45 P.M.
WOV-Kolomoku's Ilawaiian
WMCA-A Night In Italy
11:30 A.M. WEAF-L'Heure Exquise
WJZ-Making the Movies-Raymond Knight and
WABC-Voice of St. Louis
WJZ-Library of Congress Musicale Katherine Renwick-Kelly-Springfield Program
WINS-Jewish Little Symphony WOR-The Four New Yorkers-Vocal Quartet
WMCA-Lon Barry's Orchestra
WEAF-Major Bowes' Capitol Family 10:00 P.M. -
WABC-Edna Wallace Hopper Variety Show
WOV-Canadian Fur Trappers WEAF-D'Avrey of Paris
12:00 Noon
WMCA-Razzing the News-Frankie Basch
WABC-Voice of St. Louis Left to right, Red Mckenzie, Mildred Bai ley and Jack Fulton, three of the brightest WOR-The Pipe Dreamer-Ernest Naftzger, nar.
WINS-Knickerbocker Trio
rator-Chandler Goldthwaite, organist
WMCA-American Hebrew Forum stars heard with Paul \Vhiteman's Pontiac Chieftains each Friday at 10 p. m. over an
WOR-Alice Blue Gown Program-Littman, Inc. NBC-WJZ network. Altho Mildred and Jack are perfectly satisfied to be called 10:06 A.M.
WOV-lloover Medical Group crooners, Red has tacked the degree, "N. A. C." after his name which translated mews,
"Not A Crooner"! W E A F-At usings
12:15 P.M.
10:15 P.M.
WJZ-Careless Love Drama
WEAF-NBC Orchestral Awards
WMCA-Sakele WJZ-The Old Singing Master-Barbasol Program
WPCH-Mary O. Shelldrake Story Hour WMCA-On the Ev'ning Breeze
WOV-Floyd Williams, tenor
10:30 P.M.
WINS--Hebrew-American Concert
12:30 P.M.
WMCA-Three Little Funsters-Comedy and songs
1VI',F-Silver Flute WABC-Ziegfeld Radio Show
WJZ-Yvonne D'Arle, soprano 3:15 P.M. 6:00 P.M. WOR-Footlight Echoes-Directed by George Shackley - ¡
WABC-International Broadcast
WOV-l.a Rosa Macaroni Company WPCH-Louis Quinn and His Armagh Minstrels WMCA-From a Diary-directed by Elmo Russ 10:45 P.M.
WOR-'Lisabeth Ann's Sunday School WLWL-Fernando Guarnieri, baritone
WEAF-Catholic Hour WMCA-The Blue Lady
12:45 P.M. 3:30 P.M. WJZ-Every Mother's Son WJZ-Madrigals of May.
WOV-The Whistling Caruso
WJ%- Crime Control Series WMCA-Tom Noonan's "Cathedral of the Under- WOR-Uncle Don 11:00 P.M.
WABC -Street Singer world"-Adam Hats WRNY-Bunte Buhnc; Double Quartette
WABC-Quiet Harmonies; Vincent Sorey WMCA-Riley and Comfort
WMCA. Jewish Troubadour WEAF-National Sunday Forum WINS-"The Passerby"-By Ethel Parke Richard- WABC-The Gauchos; Vincent Sorey
WOR-f.;ientalogue-Ilendrik de Leeuw WJZ-Swift Garden Party-Guest Artists
son-Sketch 11:15 P.M.
WINS- bussian Memories Rev. Edward A. Wuenschel, C.S.S.R.; Columbus WPCH-Italian Serenaders
WPCH-;iimplex Diathermy-Health Talk Council Glee Club WMCA-Elmo Russ, organist
WINS-Manhattan College Glee Club 6:15 P.M. WABC-The Gauchos
1:00 P.M.
3:45 P.M. WOV-Zoe Villon-French Classics 11:30 P.M.
WMCA--"Goldstein and Bernstein"-I. Breakstone
WOR-The Mandoliers (Mandolin Quintet) 6:30 P.M. WMCA-AI Katz and His Orchestra
Products WPCH-Real Radio Service Organ Program WEAF-Sunday at Seth Parker's
WINS-National Affairs Program WMCA-Rumshinsky's International Hour WJZ-Ted Cook's Orchestra
WAl+.C-Builders of America WJZ-German Drama WOR-Moonbeams-Directed by George 'Shackley
WINS --Phil Lynch's Orchestra 4:00 P.M. WABC-Eddie Duchin's Orchestra
WEAF-Waldorf-Astoria Orean Recital
WJZ-Symphony, Eno Rapee conducting 12:00 Midnight

WOR-Perole String Quartet WEAF-Iodent Program with Jane Froman WOR-Howdy Old Timer, Perry liemus WMCA-Rainbonians
WPCH-Athenian Serenade WABC-Cathedral Hour WRNY-Studio Program WEAF-Teddy Black's Orchestra
WABC-Roses and Drum's WJZ-William Stoess and His Flying Dutchmen
WOV-Jewish Program WJZ-Songs of Home, Sweet Home WINS-American Music Ensemble WABC-Coon-Sanders' Orchestra
WOR-The Moderns-string trio
1:15 P.M. WINS-Vespers from St. Thomas' Church WOV-Joseph Malanga; Spanish Music 12:30 A.M.

WMCA-Fiukenberg Entertainers

1:30 P.M. 4:15 P.M. WPCH-Manhattan Dance Marathon Inc. WMCA-Vaudeville Vignettes
WEAF-Our American School-Educational WABC-California Melodies
WEAF-Pop Concert WEAF-John Fogarty, tenor WEAF-Larry Fink's Orchestra
WINS-Grand Central Red Cap Quartet WPCH-Young Israel Program 7:00 P.M.
WOV-Schlossman's Paraders 1:00 A.M.
WABC-St. Olaf Choir from Minneapolis 4:30 P.M. WMCA-Oranee Jubilee
WEAF-German Movies .WMCA-Enoch Light's Orchestra
1:45 P.M. WEAF-International Broadcast from Germany WJZ-Golden Blossoms
WJZ-The Shaeffer Life Time Revue-W. A. Shaeffer WINS-Romances of Ireland 1:30 A.M.
WINS-English String Orchestra WOR-Alice Blue Gown Program-Littman,
Pen Co. Program WABC-"One Another's Burdens" WMCA-Dance Marathon
2:00 P.M. WRNY-Sunshine Hour
1:45 A.M.
WJZ-Yardley Program-Leslie Howard, Guest Artist
WOR-"The Psychologist Says"-Dr. Arthur Frank WOR-Magnetico Argentine Band WMCA-Chick Webb and his Chicks
W P C H-"Taxi" 2:00 A.M.
l'ayne WOV-Blyn Shoe Stores Program WRNY-Ivan Frank's Bavarian Orchestra
WMCA-Sleepy Time Club

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tion from which it was heard. The name and can't be more than forty years). It was on lating dance tunes
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N-John G. Cadby

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"Well, Cliff, I heard that your uncle died ...to be one, too and he came darn near Has thirteen men in the band . the
yesterday." DflVEGA
being disowned because of his profession. thirteenth day in the month is lucky for him
"Yes, Gene, he shoved off. I got a card
Is always smiling . . . it's his trademark. and has broken enough mirrors to
from him this morning." Even smiles when he's very angry . . . but spoil the rest of his life.
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-R. J. Arnold His first broadcast was over WJZ . . . Ted (Continued on Page Fifteen),

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MUSICAL REVUE Listeners To Hear Progress In Turkey

RADIO ROVER WOR NEWCOMER German Movies Overcoming ancient prejudices and tradi-

tions, the new Turkish government recently

By En J. FISHER Among the new programs on WOR is one An English version of the talking picture, allowed verses of the Koran, translated into

Harry Horlick, A. & P. Gypsies' leader, billed as the White Flash Musical Revue, "Mona Lisa," is being filmed in the Tobias Turkish and sung in the Saint Sophia mosque
went to court with a friend of his, last week, now being heard on WOR at 9 p. m. every Studios of Berlin, Germany. Microphones will at Stamboul, to be broadcast =by the station
and while he was there a jury, which dis- Wednesday and Saturday night. The Revue
agreed, had just come out of the jury room. consists of orchestral and vocal selections of be set up on the movie lot and Americans at Stamboul. The government has also had
The judge was exasperated. "You are an the popular type. will be able to listen in over an NBC-WEAF the Parliamentary buildings at Ankara equip-
incompetent group," he said angrily, "I dis- network at 7:00 p. m. this Sunday as the ped with microphones and amplifiers, which
charge you all." For the week of May 11, the programs in- actors go through their parts. Willian T. not only make the speeches available for
clude: (Wednesday) Sugar, Strangers, Cheer Mowrer, art critic, will introduce the program broadcasting but transmit.them by wires to
"Here, here, you can't do that," a juror Up and Business in F; and for Saturday: and tell something of the story of the play. President Mustapha Kemal Pasha's offices
answered, standing up, "that's the man that Good Old Times, Snuggle on Your Shoulder, The actual rehearsal will follow. and to the administration buildings.
hired me," he said, pointing towards the at- It Seems To Be Spring, and Let's Drink a
torney for the defense, "and he's the only Drink. A Linguistic Feat To Citizens Only

one that can dischargKe me.'" Southern Symphonies

Russ Columbo is the first crooner to play
in vaudeville with his own orchestra. And,
believe it or not, the name of Rudy Vallee
is automatically barred because he was orig- M American radio interests are reported in A bill limiting the issuance of radio licenses
the European press to be backing a proposed to American citizens has just been passed in
inally a saxophone plKayer. Symphonies from the South will be heard 200,000 watt station to be erected in Albania, the Senate and is now up for consideration in
from the studios of WCKY, Covington, Ken- small Adriatic country bordered on the the ilouse. It is expected that the !-louse of
"Will you please," writes John L. Wilson tucky when Theodore Hahn, Jr. and his or-
chestra make their first appearance over an Representatives will pass the bill, which bears
the endorsement of the Department of Corn-
of Philadelphia, "advise just what baritone of NBC-WJZ network this Friday at 1:15 p. m. north and east by Yogoslavia and on the merce. In. this country only 67 aliens hold
the day you consider the most outstanding The Debutantes, a southern vocal trio, a male south by Greece. It is said that the station operator's licenses and all of them are em-
quartet, and Ellis Frakes, baritone, will assist will broadcast commercial programs in Ser -
on the air waves?" Hahn on these broadcasts. They will be
We would if we could, Mister, we would ployed on American vessels.
if we could; but this pillar has enough heard each week at the same time. bian, Italian, German and Hungarian.

enemies right now. Anyway, baritones are
usually a bit tougher than tenors-maybe we

could interest you in Na few tenors? 1

It is rather interesting to note the grotesque
appearance of television artists at the Colum-
bia studios. When 'making up' artists can-
not use maroon or red lipstick, but have to
resort to a concoction of black lipstick on
their lips. No rouge is allowed as red does

not show up on the tHelevisor.

The popularity of Colonel Stoopnagle and Is '
Budd has reached so high a level that the
boys will shortly begin work on a dozen or ''acr es 1 0
so movie shorts which will be done between
personal appearances on the stage, and their g a!

regular broadcasts. N

Very little has been written about the un- lu.. -A....
told fascination that radio holds for aspiring
artists from the hinterlands. Yet the studios l

are besieged every day with young and old 1 y..,...:1. »KITCHEN WALL CLOCK
who honestly believe they can do Morton
Downey or Kate Smith one better. Although _ .,0,..eel
officials realize the possibility of finding a
future radio star among them, the time and the Tambour
facilities up to date do not warrant the
proper method of auditioning a person who . /,'tom
lent,BEAUTIFUL
wishes to go on the air. á p'
In most cases the radio aspirant is allowed Accurate Si
but a few minutes to do his bit. Many con-
scious of the small amount of time alotted Iv. .
.b.

to them become 'mike frightened' which is
something akin to stage-fright, and the re-
11

sult of his audition is but a nightmare. r

Very few artists are necessary for small r ¡'

bits, as one artist may play over a half -dozen ' ,,<,o ,,,,,

small parts, thereby eliminating the use of ..

extra people. K Electric Clocks .

t

B. A. Rolfe, the portly bandleader, vows Tambour model for radio, desk, table or mantel. Split-second Kitchen Wall Clock. J95
that he recently saw a girl shot at. The accuracy. A dependable timepiece that will add a touch of
distinction to any room. Walnut finish, easily -read dial, convex Beautiful ivory enamel
bullet hit her leg and Nglanced! glass, 10 inches across at base.
trimmed in green. Will
Buddy Rogers went over to the NBC ® The Tambour comes with or without alarm attachment. The
studios the other night to watch Leo Reis- harmonize with any
man wield the baton. Buddy was on his way alarm is not a startling, jangling gong-it greets you with a more
to the Penn Grill. The studio was jammed color scheme. Octagonal in shape; 10
and not a seat was vacant, so Rogers leaned courteous "good morning." But it is politely insistent, con-
against the 'rear wall of the studio, not recog- tinning 45 minutes if not shut off. Operates on Alternating inches across at base; 5% -inch dial;
nized by anyone. Ile noticed a pretty young Current, 105-125 volts, 60 cycles. Complete with cord and
thing also standing up and summoning a unbreakable wall plug. convex glass. As accurate as a fine rail-
studio porter, he gave her a chair.
road watch. Operates, on same current
"You're a jewel," she said and thanked
as Tambour model. Complete with cord
him..
and unbreakable plug.
"I'm a jeweler, lady,. and I've just set a
BOTH GUARANTEED ONE YEAR
jewel," niftied RogersN.
ALBERT C. SCHROEDER Chicago, Ill.
What with I-lam Fisher's -"Joe Palooka" car-
Send Money order or Check. Postage Prepaid
toon now on the air, it wouldn't surprise us '423 Plymouth Court

in the least to discover a few more comic
characters ether dramatized. Latest news

from the radio front states that 1-tarry
Herschfield may bring his famous "Abie the
Agent" before the microphone. \Ve also learn
that Milt Gross has been working on a new
type of radio sketch involving many of his
,pet cartoon characters. Well, if it puts a
little new humor into the radio waves we'll
all be satisfied.

Page Eight

Programs For Monday, May 9

WRNY Mimic 9:45 A.M. and Judge 12:30 P.M. 4:15 P.M.
WWJMZC-AIla-NrrayldaOwNeanrsdia,ndcoIlnistrahltoote-El lCmossutRoupsosli,tanorgOarnch
WEAF-Our Daily Food-Col. Goodbody WMCA-W. T. Stock Quotations
Gordon-A. & P. Program WEAF-Black and Gold Room Orchestra WPCH-The Bel Cantos
WJZ-Hal Kemp and Orchestra
WJZ-Nothing But the Truth
WOR-Sherman Keene's Orchestra and Roxanna WOR-Jack Berger's Concert Ensemble
WRNY-Foot Health, Dr. Goldwag WOV-Jeanette Ilughman Singers
Wallace WINS-Don Trent -"Krausenieyer" Broadcasts
WABC-Old Dutch Girl
WABC-Columbia Revue 4:20 P.M.

WINS-Discovery Hour WPCH-National Home for Jewish Children WABC-Rungs of the Ladder from London
WOV-La Rosa Macaroni
10:00 A.M. WINS-Rudy \Viedofts All Stars 4:30 P.M.

WMCA-Harry Glick's Gym Class 12:45 P.M.
WEAF-Pie Plant Pete
- WJZ-Everyday Beauty-P. Beiersdorf & Co. Pro. WABC-.7..orex Moth Chasers; Quartet WMCA.-I:uiergency Unemployment Talk
WOR-McCann Pure Food Hour WPCH-William Jacoby and Julius Cerulle WEAF-Ely Culbertson; bridge lessons
a WPCH-Edw. Connelly, tenor WINS-"Embers of Love" W'OR-Pawnee Pow-wow-Indian Legends and Songs
WABC-Chatting with Ida Bailey Allen WPCH-The John O. Hewitt Players
1 WOV-Sonya Markel 1:00 P.M. WINS-Television Musicale Gladys Haverty, Soprano
WINS-What's the Answer?
,.- WRNY-Business Science For Women WMCA-Melody Express Al Eagelson. Tenor
WEAF-Market and Weather Reports
. 10:15 A.M. WRNY-N. Y. Evening Air Post 4:35 P.M.
WOR-D.xie Revelers-music and talk
WMCA-Dave Soniaa, baritone

WMCA-John T. Brooks WOV-Merit Clothing Co. Program 4:40 P.M.
WEAF-Breen and de Rose WPC H-Mirror Reflections
WABC-Columbia Artist Recital
WJZ-Clara, Lu and Ern-Colgate-Palmolive-Peel WABC-Hotel Taft Orchestra
4:45 P.M.
Program WINS-English String Orchestra
WMCA-Sakele Perfume Co.
WABC-Madison Singers WJZ-11rrold Stokes' Orchestra WEAF-The l.:uly Ne::t Door; children's program,
direction Madge Tucker
WPCH-Madelyn Martin 1:05 P.M.
WOR-Frank Crum's Dance Orchestra WJZ-harry Kogcu s Orchestra
WOV-Canadian Fur Trappers WOR-Betty Flanigen, songs with orchestra
WRNY-Modern Medicine 1:15 P.M.
WINS-Frank Green-Songs
WPCH-Vera Thalmann, soprano WOV-Metropolitan Four
10:20 A.M. WINS-Ralph Cavallaro-Guitarist WINS-health-Dr. Thomas Darlington
WPCH-Charlotte Tunhazy-Violinist
WMCA-A. Cloyd Gill Says: WEAF-Larry Funk and his orchestra 4:55 P.M.

10:30 A.M. WOR-Program Resume

.Jean Bellow, daughter of the distinguished WMCA-Cheeric Bits-Pear Lien, comedy; soprano; 1:30 P.M. 5:00 P.M.
painter, the late George Bellows, could well WMCA-Mirror Reflections
bask in her father's reflected glory but tenor; baritone WJZ-National Farm and Home Hour WEAF-Catherine Field, soprano
prefers to make a name for herself in the WEAF-Morning Melodists WABC-.\rinand Vicsey's Ritz Orchestra WOR-Breeding Rabbits-Marion A. Slay-Talk
WJZ-Our Daily Food Talk-Col. Goodbody and WOR-N J. Club Women's Hour WPCH-Carrie I.illie and Gosseliu Sisters
,radio field. And she is doing it! As a WABC-Panchtis Orchestra
. mimic of real ability she is heard with the Judge Gordon-A. & P. Program WPCH-Charlotte Tonhazy, violinist WINS-Pauline Ilaggard-Sons at the Piano
WPCH-Song Valentines WOV-London Crime hour WOV-Schlossman's Furniture
'YWessellians from \\'R each Tuesday at WABC-Sweet and Ilot; String and Novelty Orch's WEAF-The \enetians
WFNY-Studio Program 5:05 P.M.
6:15 p. m. WINS --The Wife Saver 1:45 P.M.
WMCA-Triangle Vocal Trio WOR-Kathleen Gordon, songs
6:30 A.M. 10:45 A.M. WPCH-Highlights of Sports-Jack Filman
5:15 P.M.
WINS-Morning Highlights WEAF-Kay Reid, Contralto WOV-Singing Philosopher
WJZ-Chicago Ensemble Board WMCf.-The Singing Friar McTague
6:45 A.M. WOV-Blsn Shoe Stores Program 1:55 P.M. WEAF-Slippy General Mills Program
WINS-Kahn and MacCullough-llarmor.y WOR-Bisquick Bride-Betty Crocker WOR-Stanley Brain, organ recital
WJZ-Jingle Joe
10:55 A.M. 2:00 P.M. WPCH-Allan Eagelson-Tenor
WINS-Tom Keene's Roundup with Doug
WR NY-Daisy Miller-Dogs WMCA-WMCA Theater Revue
WPCH-Mme. Reona, beauty talk WABC-Ann Leaf at the Organ, with Helen 5:30 P.M.
WOV-Mays Inc. WOR-henna Bolduan, soprano
W EAF-Wholesome Food for Children
11:00 A.M.

W II VC-Police Aviation Report, Civic Information
WEAF-Tower Health Exercises-Arthur Bagley Dir. WEAF-Throbs of the Music Clef WPCH-Manhattan Dance Marathon WMCA-N. V. Amusements
WINS-Musical Clock
WOR-Gyni Classes; Gambling's Gamboliers WJZ-Airs. A. M. Goudiss WOV-Sylph Laboratories WABC-Snooks Friedman's ParauwnuI Orchestra
WABC-Alusical Alphabet WINS-American Music Ensemble WRNY-I.os Flamencos Orchestra
2:05 P.M.
7:00 A.M. WOR-Nell Vinick; beauty talk WEAF-Swanee Serenaders
WPCH-Radio Service Organ Program WJZ-The Singing Lady-Kellogg Program
WINS-Miss Wall's Calisthenics WMCA-Samuel Shanl:man, piano WPCH-Ilarriet DeGoff
WINS Making Yourself Fashionable WOV-Davega Program
7:30 A.M. 2:10 P.M. WINS-Symphonic Rhytlmrakers
WJZ-A Song for Today 11:05 A.M.
WMCA-Jack Filman, sport chat 5:45 P.M.
WABC-Organ Reveille-Popular Music WNVC -Herman Neuman-Lecture Recital
2:15 P.M.. WMCA-Red Devils with .tumor Satith
7:45 A.M. 11:15 A.M. WEAF-The Songsters; male octet direction Keith
WJZ-Jolly Bill and Jane-Cream of Wheat Program WMCA-Ridgewood Dance Marathon
WEAF-Radio Household Institute; dramatization WEAF-Henrietta Schumann, pianist Mcleod
8:00 A.M. VVJZ-Singing Strings WOV-G.'rtrude Thomas-Female Baritone WOR-The Idlers-Mandolin, Guitar. Violin, Trio
WOR-Georgia Peppers VVJZ-Little Orphan Annie-Wander Co. Program
WMCA-Phantom Organist NA/OR-John Sirelvio, tenor WINS-Leone Lavigne, Soprano WPCH-Capt. Joe's Stories for .lactc and Jill
WEAF-Gene and Glenn --Quaker Early Birds WRNY-Folk-son'zs of all Nations WINS-Piano Twins
WJZ-On the 8:15 2:30 P.M.
WOR-Al Woods WINS-Jacques Belser-Songs
WABC-Salon Musicale-Emery Deutsch, Conductor WMCA-Claude Austin's Orchestra
WINS-Miss Walls' Calesthenics 11:25 A.M. WEAF-The Revolving Stage
WJZ-Tc be announced
WN VC-Depart ment of health

11:30 A.M.
WEAF-The Marionettes-Hugo Mariani-Director WPCH--Greta Weston and Helene Landshof
WJZ-Hhuts' Romance Exchange-Beatrice Fairfax WOR-Tae Joysters; popular review
8:15 A.M. WRNY-Smart Cottons for home Sewing WABC-Elizabeth Barthel', songs True to Life

WOR-WOR Ensemble WOR--Claire Sugden-llome Economics WOV-New Talking Pictures
WMCA-Overthe-Newspaper WINS-Frank Carroll-Songs
WEAF-Morning Devotions WPCH-The Sylph Lady
WJZ-Phil Cook, the Quaker Man
WINS-Musical Clock WABC Melody Parade-Emery ,Deutsci Conductor 2:45 P.M.

8:30 A.M. WOV-Sylph laboratories WOR-N. J. Audubon Society
WINS-Ruth Rowe, Pianist
WMCA-In Song Heaven WJZ-Lm and Abner, comedy duo
WEAF-Cheerio-Talk and Music 11:35 A.M.
WABC-Rhythm Kings; Fred Berreos WPCH-Rudy Caputo
WJZ-Sunbirds WNVC-Virginia Philbin. songs WOV-Irvin Dillon, tenor
WOR-Martha Manning-Sales Talk WINS-Symphonic Rhytlimakers
-WOV-Morning Song 11:45 A.M.

8:45 A.M. WJZ--The Alerrie-Alen WABC---Columbia Salon Orchestra

WMCA-Top o' the Morning WABC-Ben Alley, Tenor with Fred Berren's Orch. 3:00 P.M.
WJZ-John Fogarty. Tenor WOR-Sketch; Yola .da Langworthy, Norman Pierce
WOR-Musical Novelties WMCA-Bronx Dance Marathon
WOV-Willie Zav Jackson and Company
WINS-Mr. and Mrs. Reader WJZ-tl. S. Marine Band
WR NY-Nina Rankin. songs WOR-Elks' Organ Recital
9:00 A.M. WOV-Brooklyn Week for the Blind WOV-Willie Nay- Jackson
W N YC-Piano WPCH-Rae Fox-Lady of the Strings
WPCH-French Lessons; Prof. E. A. Lc \'ergne
WINS -Ileten Landshof-Songs WINS-Afternoon Musicale

11:50 A.M. 3:15 P.M.

WPCH-Mademoiselle Beauclaire
WMCA-Sakele Perfume Co.-Monsieur Sakele WNYC-"Keeping Well." by Dr. John Oberwager WABC--Columbia Salon Orchestra
WEAF-Three Mustachios
WJZ-Waltzes-String Ensemble-Direction Walter 12:00 Noon WOV-Mississippi Miss

Blau fuss WMCA-Slid-day Message-Dr. Alexander Lyons 3:25 P.M.

WOR-bliss Kath'rine 'a Calliope-Sales Talk WABC-Ted Brewer and his orchestra WABC-Captain Emil Nelson, "Eliminating the Bread

W PC H-Piano Poetics WEAF-General Electric Circle Lute" 3:30 P.M.
WABC-Little Jack Little WRNY-)lawaiian Ramblers

WOV-Hudson Ciinic WOR-Pa aline Ilaggard-Pianologues WMCA-In Italy
WINS-Monsieur Sakele WEAF-Woman's Radio Review
\'J Z-A1 rs. Julian Heath

9:15 A.M. Deutsch Con. WOV hoover Medical Group WPCH-W. T. Market Prices
WINS-Ford Frick Tells the News WOV-Lrcy Ann Prior and Alfred Ginelli
WMCA-Loughran Science hour WPCH-Maritime News and Program Resume
WEAF-Flying Fingers WABC-Sam Prager, Pianist, and Helen Nugent
WJZ-Lady Bugs 12:05 P.M. WOR-Ariel Ensemble
WABC-Gypsy Music Makers-Emery WINS-Behind the Microphone
WPCH-Marie Wald WPCH-The Bushwhacker
WOV-Late Risers Gym Class 3:45 P.M.
12:15 P.M.
WABC-Four Eton Bovs
WOV-Cite Frec Employment
WINS-St. Thomas' ('hunch --Organ Recital WMCA-Grand Central Redcaps WINS-Gosseliti Sisters-Harmony
9:25 A.M.
WEAF-the Real George Washington 3:50 P.M. Pat Barnes, who impersonates daily some
WMCA-Organ Interlude VVJZ-Pat Barnes-Swift & Co. Program
WOR-Dagniar Perkins WPCH-Fay Martin
9:30 A.M. 4:00 P.M. twenty or more people during his "Jimmy
WMCA-Modern Living WPCH-Albert George

WEAF-Top o' the Morning Edward II. Smith WOV-Jolly Troubadour WMCA-Irish Melodies; Patrick Ilvlan, tenor and Grandad" skits heard over the NBC.
WJ Z-Beautiful Thoughts-Montgomery Ward Co. WRNY-Ands De \'ere, songs WEAF-Pop Concert Pat explains that "Grandad" is really a
WINS-Charlotte Comer-Songs WJZ-Literary Program
Program WPCH-Your Psychologist-Michael Blankfort reflection of the character of his own grand-

WOR-Come Into My Garden-Edith Burtis 12:20 P.M. WABC-The Captivators; Fred Berreos father, and that "Timmy" is a composite
WPCH-Retail Grocers Program-Frank Gallard WOR-To be announced of several of the boys that he used to
WABC-Tony's Scrap Book-Anthony Wons WOR-Beautiful Lady, beauty talk WOV-Dance Marathon
WOV-Modern Living Magazine WINS-Serena Selby and GenE Huffman know.
WRNY-Gym Class 12:25 P.M.
WOR-Music

Pa32 min e.

STUDIO GOSSIP MEET THE MISSUS

MRS. N.\TII:\NiFL SI-IILKRET

SUMMING up Ann Shilkret colloquially, says Mrs. Nat. "\Vhen Arthur was a baby,
During her recent all -announcer broadcast Before Gus Van and his late famous part - we would say she certainly knows what it's Mr. Shilkret could always quiet him at night
Revell brought to light the astounding by playing a muted violin. That thrilled him
fact that although Pat Kelly, NBC supervisor ner, Joe Schenck, embarked for London on a all about. Without allowing her own person- and stopped his crying, and it also thrilled
ality to become submerged in the effort, she
four weeks' engagement, they were warned has succeeded as a wife-and -mother, which his father and me. We thought he had
not to follow their regular routine but to sing genius, but-oh, he turned out to be a regular

straight numbers, because it was said, their combination is more difficult to achieve old scout who liked to monkey atouad with
gracefully than writing ones name in lights chemicals and stamp collections and ruin
British audiences would not appreciate any- his clothes playing football."

thing else. on Broadway.
Husband Nat and son Arthur have their The other two members of the Shilkret
thlThey followed this advice, but first individual characteristics and habits, and for family are Rex, a wire-haired fox wrrior. and

performance left their audience con letely all of Ann they may keep them without being Rudy, a canary. Rex got distemper when

unresponsive. At their next appearan, they unduly molested by wifely and motherly sug- he was a puppy, and while nursing him

of anonuncers, has been wrecked three times returned to their dialect and comedy songs gestions. She realizes that Nat is unusually through that Ann got very attached to him
on three different oceans, he is not Shipwreck and were so enthusiastically received that, mild and good-tempered for a musician, but (although Arthur claims first rights as his
Kelly. even after the final curtain had fallen, the when he has a Bad Moment she gives him master). Now that Nat is so busy with

No visitors are allowed in the studio during audience insisted that they continue singing "plenty of room" (i. e. this is Ann's own Chesterfield rehearsals and programs, Ann is
Rudy Vallee's Fleischmann broadcasts, but from the orchestra pit. Instead of a month, way of putting it). With a small, amuse:.) alone most of the time.
spectators jam around two small windows on sigh she says that her husband and son both "i occupy my time now with studies and
the floor above, which look down into the they were held over for sixteen weeks.

The Albee Sisters, vocal quartette, made Mt:~:00SLIP `A. AU' ..09.11,1~
guest appearances during one of Singin' Sam's ..

_

studio. recent programs. Their harmonies served as -1

an unusual background for the deep bass t'ISle,

David Ross, Columbia announcer, offers tones of the old-time minstrel man. Iii addi- 41114',

another radio simile: "As conscious of the .'10»

fleeting moments as the sponsor on his open- 91er,.

ing program."

No longer can Mark \Varnow, musical dir- tion to being capable vocalists, the girls are
ector of the Joe Palooka programs, lay claim all expert billiard players. They first met
to being the only lead -pencil maestro. Both Sam in the reception room of a vaudeville
players' club, where their skill with the cue
Roger White, who leads the musicians heard resulted in a sound defeat for Sam.
in supporj of the Singing Chef, and Don
Voorhees, conductor of the Tune Blenders
and "Today and Yesterday" presentations,
lead their orchestras with a pencil instead of

a baton. Another who believes that the pencil

f Lerman "Dodo" l-iupfeld sang his own

composition, "Down the Old Back Road," on

a recent program with Victor Young and the

Trumpeters. Actually the song is a musical

description of the life in the average farming

community. I lupfeld knows what he is sing-

ing about for he spent several years in the

hamlet of Lackwaxen, Pa. His family owned

is mightier than the baton is Dana Noyes, the house in which Horace Greeley once lived.

who emphasizes all his gestures when direct-

ing the actors of the Love Story and Blue
Coal Radio Revue programs by means of a When Kate Smith, CBS' "Songbird of the
huge novelty pencil, far too unwieldy to. South," recently celebrated the first anniver-
write with, but effective for the purpose to sary of her radio career, she spent one of the
busiest days of her life. After a morning
which he puts it.
spent at various business appointments, she

attended a luncheon as the guest of honor,

Frank Readick, Columbia actor who is entrained for Flushing, N. Y., for the first of tg
heard as manager of the genial but dumb
Joe Palooka, is a veteran trouper. Asked if

he ever missed the audiences of the good old á,:.-'.-11111,1.1. 1/24:%1A0:15,_

days, Frank recalled the time when as a small
child he accompanied his father's covered

wagon show through Utah. '

"Business was bad and there was no money. stoically insist upon having their own "dens' social activities," says Ann. "Is it hard to
to work in, but once provided with these, keep up with a temperamental, busy musi-
they work everywhere else BUT. cian? Well, it takes a girl who appreciates

Ann married Nat when she was almost his problem to he really happy. When busi-
seventeen and he was twenty-one (tottering
her stage shows on a vaudeville bill; traveled on the brink of the grave, you see). Nat was ness men find pleasure in accumulating wealth
back to New York for rehearsal at the Cen- not the proverbial Starving Musician, and and then find leisure to enjoy it. a musician
tral Park Casino; then back again to the seems to accumulate wealth to find time to
Flushing theater; returned to the Columbia was able to provide her with an adequate study more and more. As years go by my
studios for her "Meet the Artist" program, ambitions change-at first it was cur health,
and then back to Flushing for another stage small home, where they were very happy.
then the home, later my husband's career,
show. A short time after they were married Nat my boys school days and social life, and
said to her, "i feel like composing, and there now the development of my own swdies and

is only one way of finding out if i really
Suddenly we came upon a boom town, jam- The evening \vas devoted first of all to have talent. I must devote practically all my husband's. Later on, my son's t reer may
med with people. 'Aka,' signed father, 'now rehearsal and broadcast of her "La Palina" my time to writing."
need help."

we can pay salaries!' So he pitched his tents program; then, with a police escort, she Nat was getting along reasonably well as a Arthur likes detective stories and can solve
and went to bed dreaming of the next day's returned to the theater; thence to the Cen- better-than-average musician, but they both all kinds of tricks and mysteries; his father
box office receipts. The next day he awoke tral Park Casino, which performance inci- risked the complete change in his activities. "craves for poetry" and Ann loves the study
to find that the population, except twenty, dently, necessitated her fourth change of "Go ahead," said Ann, and they agreed that of literature and history. .\rth.tr is an ex-
costume for the day. At 2 a. m. Kate re- for two years he would devote his time to pert checker and chess player, a tine pitcher,
had left town overnight."

ae turned to her apartment where some friends musical studies and hour upon hour of com- and skates extremely well. I -le beats his
had gathered to tender her a party for the father at golf. \ir. Shilkret swims well, is a
Dana Noyes, production director of the radio anniversary. position work.
Love Story and Radio Revue presentations,
was a cameraman for the motion pictures be- N "Mr. Shilkret, in those two years, wrote fair golfer and tennis player, and can hold
fore the war. Ile has taken a movie camera some of his best works. After that he be- his own in any poker game. Ann likes golf,
I larriet Lee keeps busy with special singing
came musical director of the Victor "talking bridge, or any outdoor exercise, without ex-

Machine Company. From the student period celling at any one sport.

to the Columbia studios and plans to make an engagements in addition to her broadcasting to the commercial work which kept him Mrs. Shilkret and Nat both join in this
amateur film showing a radio program in over NBC networks. Last week she sang away from home 18 to 20 hours daily, was a statement: "If couples will meet each other
the making, tracing its development from the for the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association long jump-a hard one for me."
fearlessly and squarely the first years, and

early stages when actors and orchestras are at the Waldorf-Astoria I lotel. Early next Their son Arthur is not the least bit musi- solve their problems with love as the final

heard in auditions up to the moment it has month she is scheduled to appear at the cal. Ile is studying to be a lawyer. "I le is arbiter, they will remain happy in their mar-
naturally our great joy and mutual interest,' ried life."
been presented on the air. Service dinner.

Page Ten'

Monday Programs [Continued]

6:00 P.M. WEAF-Sonata-violinist; pianist WOR-Willard Robinson and His Deep River Orch. 11:00 P.M.
WJZ-Tastyeast Jesters WPCH-Royal Mandolin Ensemble
WEAF-Waldorf-Astoria Sert Room Orchestra WABC-Maxwell House Tune Blenders WABC-La Patina Presents Katie Smith and Her WPCH-Radio Service Organ Party
WINS-"Wowdy-Dowdy"-Swor and Mack WMCA-Enoch Light's Orchestra
WJZ-Ted Black's Orchestra WPCH-The Jacks of Harmony Swanee Music WEAF-Russ Columbo
WJZ-Laurier's Slumber Music
WRNY-Lou Roger's Animal News Club 7:30 P.M. 8:45 P.M.
WABC-Howard Barlow and Columbia Symphony
WOR-Uncle Don-Greenwich Savings Program WOR-Jack and Jean, dialogue and songs WABC-Col. Stoopnagle & Budd-The Gloom Chasers Orchestra
WNYC-Civic Information
. W PCH-Association of Reform Rabbis WPCH-"Hole-in-one" Club," Harry SparLtg -Ivory Soap Program WOR-Arthur Warren and his Dance Orchestra
WABC-Current Events-H. V. Kaltenborn WJ Z-Swift Program; Stebbins Boys
WABC-Easy Aces-Lavoris Program WPCH-Dance Music 11:15 P. M.
WINS-Ford Frick, Sports Review WINS-The Globe Trotter WMCA-Happy Repairmen WEAF-Jack Denny and his Waldorf-Astoria Dance
WLWL-Young Mother Hubbard WLWL-Rev. John B. Harney, C.S.P.
WRNY-Noble Sissle's Orchestra 9:00 P.M. Orchestra
WNYC-Police Aviation Report, Prelude
7:35 P.M. WMCA-Nick Kenny's Radio Scandals WABC-Iloward Barlow and Columbian Symphony
6:05 P.M.
WEAF-A. & P. Gypsies Orchestra
WNYC-American Palelstine Campaign WJZ-Sindair Wiener Minstrels; minstrel show

W LW L-Florentine Ensemble WABC-Euigene International Revue

6:15 P.M. WNYC-WNYC Air College WOR-Eigiteenth Amendment Debate-Martini and 11:30 P.M.

WNYC-Piano Twins - 7:45 P.M. Rossi, Harmony Blenders WMCA-Al Katz and Kittens
WABC-Vaughn de Leath, with Shapiro and Sheffer WJZ-Piano Moods
WRNY-Conaway's Creole Serenaders WEAF-The Goldbergs-"Pepsodent Program" 9:15 P.M.
WJZ-Billy Jones and Ernie Hare-Best Foods, Inc. WOR-Moonbeams-Directed by George Shackley
WINS-English String Symphony WABC-The Street Singer WABC-Noble Sissle's Park Central Orchestra
W LW L-Stonewall Jackson; playlet Program
WABC-The Camel Quarter-Hour-Morton Downey, WOR-The Dream Singers 11:45 P.M.
6:30 P.M. WEAF-Cab Calloway and His Orchestra
Anthony Wons and Jacques Renard's Orchestra WPCH-The Three Dreamers WABC-Noble Sissle's Park Central Orchestra
WNYC-Elementary German Lessons WLWL-Meet the Composers WJZ-Earl Hines' dance orchestra
W E'AF-Rex Cole Mountaineers WINS-Neighborhood Glee Club 9:30 P.M.
WJZ-The Royal Vagabonds-Standard Brands Pro. WOR-Quaker State Care Free Hour
WRNY-To be announced WPCH-Griffin and Gilbert, the Newshounds WEAF-Parade of the States
-WPCH-Manhattan Dance Marathon WJZ-Canada Dry, George Olsen's Orchestra
WINS-American Music Ensemble 7:55 P.M. WABC-Bourjois-An Evening in Paris
WOR-Ta be announced
WNYC-WNYC Air College WOR-The Witch's Tale 12:00 Midnight
WABC-George. Hall's Hotel Taft Orchestra
8:00 P.M. 9:45 P.M. 1 WMCA-WMCA Theatre Revue
WABC-Isham Jones' Orchestra
WMCA-The Blue Lady

WEAF-Soconyland Sketches 10:00 P.M. WEAF-Ralph Kirbery

6':45 P.M. WPCH-Business and Politics; Seymour N. Siegel WMCA-Ridgewood Dance Marathon 12:05 A.M.
WRNY-Sketches in Black and White WEAF-National Radio Forum
W NYC=Advanced German. Lessons WJZ-Carnation Contended Program WJZ-San Felician Serenade WMCA-Maxl's Bavarians
WEAF-June Pursell, ballads ' WABC-The Bath Club-Margaret Santry Interview- WOR-Howdy, Old Timers; Percy Hemus, baritone WEAF-Buddy Rogers and his California Cavalieri
WABC-Robert Burns Panatela Program-Lombardo's
WJZ-Literary Digest Topics in Brief-Lowell Thomas ing Guest, with Frank Ventreé s Orchestra. Linit 12:15 A.M.
WABC-Bing' Crosby Royal Canadians
' WOR-The Jolly Jugglers Program WJZ--Carl Moores Orchestra, dance music
WLWL-Talk 10:15 P.M.
WINS-The Three Cheers 12:30 A.M.
7:00 P.M. WOR-Cliandu the Magician-Beech Nut Program
WRNY-Ivan Frank's Bavarian Orchestra WMCA-Bronx Dance Marathon WEAF-Larry Funk and his Orchestra
8:10 P.M. WJZ-Leonard Lewis, baritone WABC-Enric Madriguera's Orchestra
WEAF-The Radio Eye in Prevention of Crime
WNYC-Hans Merx, songs WNYC-The Guthrie Hour WOR-Vera Brodsky and Orchestra 12:35 A.M.
WJZ-The Pepsodent Program-Amos 'n' Andy
WOR-Bronx Marriage Bureau; comedy sketch 8:15 P.M. 10:30 P.M. WMCA-Romeos of. Radio
WABC-Mort -and Marge-Wrigley Program WABC-Singii Sam, the Barbasol Man
y1PCH-Ke s to Contract Bridge oWMCA-Three Little Funsters 1:00 A.M.
WINS-Lullaby' Lady WOR-The Record Boys
WLWL-Starlicht Hour WPCH-Dreamin' Time; Lucille Peterson WEAF-Do 1 Remember?
WRNY-Mundy Group Singers WJZ-Love Songs and Waltzes
WABC-"Music That Satisfies," with , the Boswell WABC--Claude Hopkins' Roseland Ballroom Omit.
WINS-Chimes
Sisters-Chesterfield Program 1:05-A.M.

.. 7:05 P.M. 8:30 P.M. WOR-Cosmo Hamilton WMCA-Noble Sissle's Orchestra
10:45 P.M.
WPCH-Elmo. Russ presents John Redmond WMCA-,Jerry Baker, tenor-Elmo Russ, organist 1:30 A.M.
W R N Y-Mogiloff's Russian Gypsy Orchestra WMCA-Riley and Comfort
7:15 P.M. WJZ-Death Valley Days-Dramatic Sketch-Pacific WABC-Arthur Jarrett; Freddie Rich's Orchestra WABC-Paul Specht's Orchestra
W01í=Julian .Woolworth's Orchestra WJZ-McC'ravy Brothers, singers
Coast Borax Co. 1:35 A.M.
WMCA-Chicle Webb and His Chicks
WNYC - of Modern Art WEAF-Voice of Firestone-Lawrence Tibbett WOR-Florence Case and Orchestra

Programs For Tuesday, May 10

6:30 A.M. WJZ-Lady Bugs 10:45 A.M. 12:00 Noon
WINS-alórmug Highlights WABC-Melody Parade
WMCA-Personality Boy and Girl WMCA-Mid-day Message- Rev. Iloey
6:45 A.M. WPCH-Ben Highland WEAF-Breen and de Rose; vocal and instrumental WJZ-:FL's. Julian Heath
WEAF-Tower health Exercises-Arthur Bagley Dir. WOV-1.ate Risers' Gym Class
WOR-Gym Classes-John Gambling, Direétor WINS-Frances Gold-"Piano and Songs" duo WOR-Studio Orchestra
WINS-Musical Clock WEAF-General Electric Home Circle-Grace Ellis,
9:25 A.M. WJZ-Mystery Chef; R. B. Davis Program
WABC-U. S. Navy Band hostess; Theodore Webb, baritone; Eddie Dun-
7:30 A.M. WMCA-Organ Interlude WPCH-Louis Bacon, popular songs ham, organist
WOV-Blyn Shoe Stores Program WABC-Ted Brewer and Yoeng's Orchestra
WJZ-A Song of eTvodeayille - 9:30 A.M. WOV-Hoover Medical Group
R WMCA-Modern Living WINS-Fred Steele; " Songs of Yesteryear" WINS-Ford Frick Tells the News
WAR`C-Organ . WEAF-Top o' the Morning WRNY-Horton and Mack-piano duo
WJZ-Beautiful Thoughts-Montgomery Ward Pro. 11:00 A.M. WPCH-Maritime News-Program Resume
7:45 A.M. WOR-Mrs. J. S. Reilly-Corn Products Co.
W.12-Jolly Bill and Jane-Cream of Wheat Program WRNY-Gym Class WEAF-"Your Child;" Dr. Ella Dppenheimer, Chief 12:05 P.M.
WPCH-Retail Grocers' Program-Frank Galland WPCH-Bernice Manning, soprano
8:00 A.M. WABC-Tony's Scrap Book-Conducted by Anthony of Children's Bureau, Dept. of Labor
WJ Z-Forecast School of Cookery 12:15 P.M.
WABC-Havens and Mack, piano team Wons WOR-Mrs. J. S. Reiley; Sunbeam Commonsense;
WMCA-Phantom O ganist WMCA-Grand Central Red Caps
WEAF-Gene and Glenn-Quaker Early Birds WINS-Bits of Symphonies Austin Nichols Program WEAF-The Real George Washington
WJZ-On the 8:15 WOV-Modern Living Magazine WPCH-Radio Service Organ Program WJZ-Pat Barnes; Swift & Co. Program
WOR-Al Woods W R N Y-Rose Martell-songs WOR-Dagmar Perkins
WINS-Miss Walls' Calisteiiics 9:45 A.M. W0V-Mays, Inc., Program WPCH-Charles Pallateri; Songs
WINS-Making Yourself Fashionable WOV-Tom Turner, baritone
8:15 A.M. WEAF Our Daily Food-Col. Goodbody and Judge WNYC-Dept. of Public Markets W R N Y-Health Talk

WOR-WOR Ensemble Gordon-A. & P. Program 11:10 A.M. WINS-Luncheon Musicale
WABC-Salon Musicale, Vincent Sorey WJZ-Nothing But the Truth
WOR-Sherman Keene's Orchestra WNYC-agnes Lewis, ballads 12:20 P.M.
WMCA-Over-the-Newspaper WABC-Brad and Al; comedy and songs
WEAF-Morning Devotions WINS-Dan Powers-Songs 11:15 A.M. WOR-Music

'WJZ-Phil Cook-The Quaker Man 10:00 A.M. WEAF-Raalío Household Institute 12:30 P.M.
WINS -Musical Clock WOR-The Happy Vagabond; Jack Arthur WJZ-Charles Howard, tenor
WMCA-Flarry Glick's Gym Classes WABC-Stories of the Living Great-Ida Bailey Allen WMCA-W-T Stock Quotations
8:30 A.M. WEAF-The Banjoleers WINS-Arthur Wechsler, pianist
WMCA-In Song Heaven WOR-McCann's Pure Food flour WNYC-Dept. of Public Markets WEAF-Black and Gold Room Orchestra
WEAF-Cheerio-Talk and Music WRNY-Business for Women WRNY-Weekly Political Survey-E. I.. Biskind
WPCH-Henry Harmon; A Bit of This and That WJZ-Singing Strings WRNY-Recorded Program
WJZ-Sunbirds
WOR-Martha Manning-A Macy Presentation WOV-Eleanor Starbuck, soprano 11:30 A.M. WOR-Radio Garden Club-Sales Talk
WOV-Morning Song WINS-What's the Answer? WPCH-Health Talk-N. Y. Tuberculosis Assn,
WEAF-U. S. Marine Band WABC-Mid-Day Bath Club; Linit Program
8:40 A.M. WOR-Straight Talk; H. Robinson Shipherd WOV-La Rose Macaroni Co.
WJZ-Thru the I.00king Glass
WMCA-National Bonus Talk 10:15 A.M. WPCH-The Sylph Lady 12:35 P.M.
WABC--Current Questions Before Congress
8:45 A.M. WMCA-John T. Brooks WOV-Sylph Laboratories Program WOR-Mid-Pacific Hawaiian Ensemble
WEAF-Knox Sparkling Music WINS-Edyth Burley; Songs 12:45 P.M.
WMCA-Top o' the Morning WJZ-Clara. Lu 'n' Em; Colgate Palmolive -Peet WRNY-Slavic Folk-songs-Wallace House
WJZ-John Fogarty-Tenor WNYC-Dept. of Health WR N V-Lawrence Rogers; Personality
WOR-Musical Novelties Program -
WABC-Artells Dickson-The Singing Vagabond WABC-Morning Minstrels 11:40 A.M. WJZ-O'Cedar Melody Men
WINS-Mr. and Mrs. Reader WPCH-Evelvn Marcus WPCH-Hilda Harrison, soprano
WOV-Willie Zay Jackson WNYC-Aencs Lewis, ballads WINS-Charles G. Keutgen; N. Y. Committee of
WOV-Canadian Fur Trappers
9:00 A.M. WINS-Discovery Hour 11:45 A.M. 1,000; Talk
WRNY-Modern Medicine WABC-Columbia Revue; Vincent Sorey, conductor
'WMCA-Sakele Perfume Co.; Monsieur Sakele WOR-Skerch; Yolanda Langworthy, Norman Pierce
WEAF-Morning Glee Club 10:20 A.M. 12:55 P.M.
WJZ-Waltzes-String Ensemble-Direction Walter and Company
WMCA-National Home for Children WOR-Budget Dishes; Va. Dare Extract Co.
Blaufuss WJZ-Rhythm Ramblers
WOR-Miss Katherine 'n' Calliope-A Bamberger 10:30 A.M. WOV-Wm. Mittman-The One Man Duet
WRNY-Rose Meyer, pianist
Presentation WM"''-Pages of Broadway; Jean Carrot WPCH-The Vagabond; Joseph Moran
WPCH-Piano Poetics WINS-The Olympians
WEAF Cindy and Sam; talk and music WABC-Musical Program, featuring Do, Re, Me
WABC-Little Jack Little WABC-Prudence Club
WOV-Hudson -Clinic WRNY-Studio Program 11:50 A.M.
WINS-Monsieur Sakele WJZ-Our Daily Food; Colonel Goodbody and Judge
WNYC-"Keeping Well," by Dr. John Oberwager
9:15 A.M. Gordon; A. & P. Program
WMCA-Frañcis X. Loughran Science Hour WPCH-Eva Lerner, Singing the Blues
WEAF-Tom Brennie-The Laugh Club WINS-The Wife Saver

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1

Á PION E.INC BATO -WIEL ER

Frno Rapee arrived in New York from Budapest in 1912 at the age of 20 with an u 6 IS
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exceptional European reputation as concert pianist and conductor and $20 in real money
in his pocket. 1-le borrowed the additional $5 required by the immigration authorities and d,.P';91 ?s` °
got a job as pianist with the orchestra of the old Monopol restaurant on Second Avenue,

popular with the Hungarian-born of New York.
Twenty years later he is general musical director of the National Broadcasting Company

and one of the best known musicians in America.

Ile is a small man, of slight build, giving the appearance almost of frailness. Delicate

features, finely cut; plentiful black hair worn only moderately long and a vast nervous
energy out of all proportion to his size, are among his characteristics.

"I'm not colorful enough for a story," he said as two assistants, their arms piled high
with scores, left the office. "You'll have to write about some of the programs I'm on. Right
now I'm doing an enormous amount of research for the "Parade of the States." It requires

more research than any program I've ever known."

Interviewing Mr. Rapee is a matter of grabbing bits of information in between interrup-
tions by members of his staff bringing stacks of scores, programs, lists of this and that for
his decision and approval.

Rapee's own instrument is the piano but he always wanted to conduct an orchestra.
His professors at the Budapest Conservatory predicted a brilliant future for him as a concert
pianist. This wasn't what he wanted. After an apprenticeship of a year and a half with
various organizations. Dr. Ernest von Schuck, director of the Dresden Opera, appointed
him assistant conductor. This gave him position but not enough activity and he made a
year's concert tour as a pianist, appearing with the Berlin and Budapest orchestras and the
Vienna Philharmonic. At the conclusion of this tour he started for America.

He had not been at the Monopol long when a I lungarian opera company was formed
to produce opera at the old Webster Ilall, on the East Side. Rapee became its musical
director. \\'hile with this company he wrote an interpolated number which later became
famous under the name of "Charmaine."
Then he was musical director for \Villiam

Morris ani I lenry W. Savage. S. L. Rothafel,
no "famous as "Roxy,"' was manager of the

;Rialto theatre and wanted a musical director

capable of givin the motion picture audiences
a different kind of music from what they had
known. Ile chose Rapee to do this pioneering
work. Soon the music at the Rialto was mak-
ing theatrical history. Rapee developed an
orchestra that was at home in Tschaikowsky

or the jazz of the day and that could turn
from one to the other with the turning of a

page.

He went with Roxy to the Capitol theatre ; 00.

where, with a larger orchestra to work with, .9 t.yy' .
y.Y

-4. added symphonic movements and tone

poems to the more familiar overtures and

operatic excerpts. The experiment in the 'r :.. r:

popularization of serious music was a huge

.

success.

When William Fox built his big theatre in > 11,`dfl9, s-:.ti:
Philadelphia he put Rapee in charge of the
whole production including the leadership of 4- s 1st.sot* ° 1,
the orchestra of &S good musicians. Then the _
111
l FA company of Germany wanted a man c rt:i' o '
siztátf.
familiar with the American experiment to do a, ,ur
the same thing for their new big house in
separate compositions.
Berlin. and sent for Rapee. Itere he had an
"New York is so rich in composers and its early historjr---"
orchestra of 85 men. I lis scoring and pro-
ducing methods were hailed as setting new
standards for motion picture theatres on the
Continent. He took a few days off to appear
as guest conductor withthe Philharmonic Or-
as guest conductor with the Philharmonic Or -
the Berlin Philharmonic.

Meanwhile, Roxy was building his own contains so much of interest that its musical interpretation
theatre and brought Rapee back to America
to take charge of the music. The new or- was comparatively simple. But how would you express Neb- /
chestra had over 10(1 men and Rapee again
braska in music? Well, we found that Germans, Czechoslo-
enlarged the musical scope of the motion vakians, Russians and half a dozen other nationalities were
picture theatre by putting on more sym- going into this great agricultural melting pot and coming
phonic music than these theatres had ever out American farmers. So we compiled á musical number
heard before, including a full-length perform-
ance of Tschaikowsky's Fifth Symphony. The developing this theme.
works of other great composers followed and
"The District of Columbia was another difficult problem:
Rapee again showed that he was a shrewd Its history is the history of the whole country. So we wrote
reader of what the public liked.
an original opera, running twenty minutes, on the life of
Mr. Rapee is said to have made the first George \Vashington-a symphonic arrangement of the musi-
cal themes of his time.

synchronized scores for motion pictures. "For Oklahoma we did an original Indian opera. .For

"In the three years I was at the Capitol, Utah, an original Mormon cantata, running ten minutes, for

two years at the Fox Theatre in Philadelphia solo voices, mixed choir and Orchestra, based on the eight

and four years at the Roxy I must have bars of an old Mormon hymn," O My Father." The bishop

scored 750 full-length pictures and around of the Mormon Church in Salt Lake City wired us an appre-

1,000 news reels," he said. "The number of ciation of this cantata.
drymusical pieces I
from in these scores "Here are sonic good names you could use in your story,"

was somewhere between 40,000 and 50,000. Mr. Rapee suggested. "David Mendoza, who just returned

1 he little encyclopdia of music for pictures from Hollywood, was my assistant at the Capitol, Frank

which i wrote ten years ago contains the Black at the Fox Theatre in Philadelphia, and Nathaniel

nanies of 15,000 compositions and I have used ,:<",<4z:5. - -- Finston, now general musical director for Paramount in
Hollywood, was my assistant at the Rialto. Joseph Littatt,
at least twice as many again in my scoring

since then." now conductor of the Omaha Symphony, was my pianist at

I lis pioneering instinct had its next opportunity in the production of sound pictures in the Rialto, Jascha Bunchuk, now director at the Roxy, was my cellist there for three years;

Hollywood, where he spent a year as general musical director for Warner Brothers and First James Melton made his first New York appearance with me the Roxy, Gladys Rice at

National and conducted also for Fex, Metro -Goldwyn, and Universal. He returned from the Rialto, and the Mullens Sisters at the Roxy."

Hollywood to take his present post with the National Broadcasting Company. The interviewer asked him about his family.

"The listening public cannot appreciate the amount of work that goes into some pro- "Oh, we lead a very quiet life. Mrs. Rapee and i have two sons. One is in New York

grams. In the `Parade of the States,' a different state is taken up each week and we try University; he is going to be a lawyer. 1 -le plays the saxophone-imagine that! The 'other

to have the music characteristic. The research work required is enormous. The six musical is in high school. He is a very good pianist. 1 don't know whether he will go on with music

numbers on each program represent the welding together of themes from some 25 to 50 or not. You never can tell."

`Page Twelve

SHORT WAVE AND DX

Dear DX Editor: DX Editor:

Received a letter from station \VJAK, Elk- Boy-o-boy-I'm just overflowing with dope,
hart, hid., notifying me of a DX program to here's some eye-openers:

be broadcast for members of Radio Guide 10-AB-In verification states DX program
May 1st, from 1 to 2:30 a. m. MST dedi-
cated to World Radio Reception Club; and

May 8th, same time, dedicated to Trans-
continental DX Club. 10 -AB is 25 watts,
and ^they DX clubs. This DX program will
take place May 8, 1932, starting at 12:01

...a. m. until 4 a. m., Central Standard Time.
Husk O'Hare . . . the I ace band working under
"Genial Gentleman of the his own leadership . .

Air" . . . was born more ...and give up the others
The Prince of Wales
J. Illavaty Moosejaw, Saskatchewan, on 1190 kc. than twenty years ago even worked for Husk . , .
I uron Street, Chicago KGU-I-lonolulu is on from 12:45 to 3:30 Played the drums at a
2155 W. in Mayesville, Kentucky
. Comes from a non-
..

(CST) daily. musical family . . . Always special engagement . Not

Dear Sirs: l<FYR-Bismark, N. D., 1000 watts, 550 wanted to be an actor . . . exactly good, either, bút it
...As soon as I can let all our members of the kc., tests on Sunday mornings.
or an orchestra leader He gave the drummer a rest . .
...World Radio Reception Club to know that
is Settles. in Chicago with f lust: 0'11 ARE A profound radio favorite
your paper has a DX column, i am sure you
will have plentysof letters from them. I'm en-
closing a letter from our president of this

...club.

This club will supply your column with

...DX special programs from DX stations every

week. I'm sure this service will be appre-
ciated by all your readers.

I'm enclosing a tip that this club will send
in to your column every week:

Friday, May 27-\VBAA, Lafayette, ind.,
on from midnight to 3 a. m., CST.

Hoping to hear from you and thanking
you for your cooperation, i am
WJTL-Atlanta, Ga., 1370 kc., 100 watts, his parents . . . two brothers . . . Fan mail torals 400,000
. letters to date . . . Ilusk is just a nick -
comes in with a bang on Sunday mornings and a sister.... when he was fourteen .
till quite late.
After Northwestern U. - came music name , . . First name practically forgotten
KFWi-San Fra.tcisco, 930 kc., 500 watts,
--- can be heard for a few minutes after WFIW I lis orcaestra much in demand for ultra- e\ en by members of his family . . But
social events . At one time kept forty- the true monicker is not Percy
signs off, Sundays. two hands on the job but that made too nor Algy . or anything like that . . so

WI-IBC-Canton, Ohio, 1200 kc., 10 watts, much temperament . . . gave I a big just call him Husk . . . grand ole
comes in loud in the late a. nt.'s daily, they
are on from 5:30 to 11 a. m., and from 2:30 headache . . . so he decided to keep his Husk - . .
to 9 p. m. (CST).
Guy Lombardo brought his Royal Canad- That mysterious fellow wearing smoke-
XEFB-Monterey, 1315 kc., 50 watts; puts ians into the New York Paramount, Friday colored glasses, seen leaving Music Corpora-
. This marks their second appearance on tion of America last Tuesday afternoon was
on a DX, or test program, daily except Mon- Broadway . , and does Broadway like it Rudy Vallee.
day at 1 to 4 a. nt. (CST). -you should see the crowds in front of the N

Mac Plung CKCL-Toronto, 580 kc., 500 watts has a theater as early as nine-thirty in the morn- Al Katz took his orchestra to the Prudence
Member Courtesy Programs Committee DX program about 2 a. m., Thursdays. ing. \Ve beard that West Point officials Penny Party at Carnegie I Tall on April 26th.
1425 Coney Island Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. want Lombardo to play for their June hops Too bad we couldn't all have been there to
XED-\Vant a verification? Send to XED sample some of those mouth-watering deli-
N that's something, because it ¡s the first cacies made to the tune of Kittens on the
at Hidalgo, Texas, it will be sent through. time that negotiations have been made with Keys."
Dear DX Editor: any outside band to play at the Point.
Can any of the DX readers help me identify VO\\ R- St. Johns, Newfoundland, 673 kc., N
500 watts, is on Sundays from 8 a. m. 4:30 N
an English speaking station on about 635 kc.? p. m., Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6 p. in.
i heard this station broadcasting requests on (CST). Canada Dry Ginger Ale has signed up
Saturday, April 16th at 10:30 p. nl. What George Olsen and his orchestra to advertise
foreign speaking station broadcasts on 880 \VOP1-Bristol, Tenn., 1500 kc., 100 watts; their sparkling beverage over the air every
DX's the first Wednesday of each month Monday and \Vednesday evening at nine-
., about 2:30 a. m.? Another mystery is a from 2 to 6 a. m. (CST). thirty. The network of the National Broad-
foreign station on 935 kc., heard Sunday be- casting Company will carry this program.
fore midnight. I received a KJEK on 1200 WPFB-Voice of the Pines, llattiesburgh,
kc., and I am not confusing it with KGEK. Miss.; DX's on April 30th, from 12 to 5. We N
There is no WJEK listed in my log. I also assume that this is CST.

XER-Verification applications should be
mailed to XER, P. O. Box 1083, Del Rio,
--+- tit Don Bestor is scheduled to open at the
I-lotel New Yorker on May second, and
Johnny Hamp leaves there to open at the
Bellerive Hotel in Kansas City on May
twenty-sixth.
N

Everybody in Washington is whispering \Vhen Bert Lown was married at the Hotel
about that "Whispering" Orchestra directed Ambassador a few weeks ago, 'William Good -
by Herb Gordon. The Wardman Park Hotel heart, Jr. of MCA, was his best man. After
heard WBAW, 1310 kc., which signed off at Texas. the wedding, Bert and his bride hurried out to
12 o'clock Sunday evening. 1 may have mis- claims him-that is, when he isn't playing in Kansas City, where he opened at the new
taken the B for a P or D, but there is no WOW 0-Ft. Wayne, ind., 1160 kc., 10,000 Terrace Cafe of the Hotel Bellerive; then
such station in the log. Has anybody heard the pit of the Rialto Theater. If you want
this new station on the 800 kc. wave? How watts; organ recital or DX program every to find out t.'hat all the whispering is about, over to Cincinnati to the Netherlands Plaza-
much power does KSO, Clarinda, use? is it \Vednesday at 10:45 p. m. (CST).
500 watts, as listed in my log, or 100 watts? tune in on WEAF some Saturday evening but now we understand that the Lowns would
Thanking you in advance, I remain, 2CO-Corowa, N. S. \V., Australia, comes in about twelve-thirty.
on 560 kc. in the a. m., using 7500 watts, and he more satisfied with a long term contract
Soh Griesman a new station on 645 kc., also Australia. in town , . . and who wouldn't he?
723 W. 47th St., Chicago
KGMP-Elk City, Okla., 1210 kc. and 100
watts, is back after a year's "vacation."

ANNOUNCING!I'll become violent.
P. S. Don't discontinue the DX page, or KFYO-ex-Abilene, 1420 kc. is now 1310
kc., Lubbock, Texas, 100 watts.
I COIn answer to Marion E. Peary's querry, CKCD-Vancouver, 1725 kc., 100 waits, is
N KMO-Tacoma, Wash., 860 kc., 500 watts, Alan Radio Corporation takes pleasure in
is now 1330 kc., 250 watts. announcing their removal to a larger store
Dear DX Editor: where we can serve you better. We will
carry a complete line of Replacement Parts.
WIACK, probably a 160 meter amateur, is on till 10:30 p. m. Headquarters for all Short Wave accessories.
Our usual. line of speakers at. lowest prices.

ALAN RADIO CORP.
83 Cortlandt St., Barclay 7-4169

(Note our new address)
located in Northeastern U. S. He was calling

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have enabled you to receive it. A crystal daily; KFJi-Thursday, 12:30 to 2 a. m.; INC.
- -on my 2-tube D. C. set, the furthest being Fridays; KRKD-starts at 2 a. m.; KOOS-
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I think your DX column is very nice. Fridays from 12 to 2 a. m.; KSO-till 3 a. m., SINGING-SPEARING-ANNOUNCING-CROONING
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Edward Engelbretsen and XEZ-Mexico City, 500 watts, 780 kc.,
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Tuesday Programs [Continued]

WPCH-Samuel Shankman, pianist WPCH-Manhattan Dance Marathon 10:00 P.M.
WABC-Jack Miller's Orchestra
WINS-Nat Ross Ensemble WOR-Jack Berger's Concert Orchestra WMCA-Ridgewood Dance Marathon
WEAF-Lucky Strike Dance Hour; Louie Sobol,
WOR-Dorothy Gates, talk on art WINS-American Music Ensemble
WLWL-"Man in the Moon"
3:15 P.M. guest speaker
6:45 P.M.
WABC-Ann Leaf at the Organ WJZ-The Regimentalists, male chorus
WOR-Guy Hunter, songs, piano and comedy WEAF-Back of the News in Washington WABC-The Voice of 1,000 Shades
WPCH-Alden Bailey, baritone
WNYC-Music School Settlement Concert 10:15 P.M. -
WJZ-Literary Digest Topics; Lowell Thomas WMCA-Jerry Baker, tenor-Elmo Russ, organist
WOV-The Three C's WJZ-Tune Detective
WINS-Burnett Sisters WABC-Joe Palooka for H. J. Heinz -
W LW L-"Voice of the Missions"
3:30 P.M. WOR-The Jolly Russians -
7:00 P.M. WABC-Musical Fast Freight
WOR-Ariel Ensemble Orchestra WEAF-Mid-Week Federation Hymn Sing
WMCA-Drifting Down the Rhine WRNY-Metropolitan String Quartette 10:30 P.M.

WEAF-Woman's Radio -Review WPCH-Keys to Contract Bridge WMCA-Three Little Funsters-Comedy and'harmony
WJZ-Hello Marie; Comedy skit WRNY-Nick Amper and his Filipino Stompers
WOV-Step on it Broadway, WJZ-Paris Night Life;- Affiliated Products Co..
WOR-R tddy Rogers and his Dance Orchestra WABC-"Music That Satisfies," with Alex Gray and
WPCH-W..T.. Stock Quotations Kramer, WJZ-TI Pepsodent Program; Amos 'n' Andy Shilkret's Orchestra; Chesterfield Program
WINS-Louise Smith, contralto;- Theodora WABC-tp'yrt & Marge; Wrigley Program
pianist WINS-I Illaby Lady 10:45 P:M. --
WABC-Musical Americana WLWL-'lick and Patsy '
WMCA-Chick Webb and his Chicks
3:45 P.M. 7:05 P.M. WJ Z-McCravy Brothers, singers

WJZ-Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Organ WOR-The Radio Rotneos-harmony songs and

WOV-The Sunshine Girl WPCH-Elmo Russ presents John Redmond patter '
WINS-Edward Villa, Spanish Guitarist
7:15 P.M. vocalist; U. S. WABC-The Funny Boners
3:50 P.M.
WEAF-Melody Trial 11:00 P.M. Symphony'
WPCH-Eddie Chester, the International Jester WNYC-W. Orton Tewson
WJZ-Just Willie; Arthur Fields, WMCA-Bronx Dance Marathon
4:00 P.M. W EAF-Russ Columbo
Rubber Co. WJZ-Laurier's Slumber Music
WMCA-Sport Talk; Sid Loeberfeld W LW L-Castleton Trio
WABC-Howard Barlow and Columbia

WEAF-Magic of Speech; Direction Vida Ravenscroft WABC--Crisco Program; Mills Brothers Orchestra - '

Sutton WINS-Mack and Swor WOR-Willard Robinson and his Deep River Orch.
- - 11:15 P.M.
WOR-The Home Singer WRNY-lleinés Letter-Charley Loder

WPCH-Mirrors of Melody WPCH-Pete 'n' Rusty WEAF-Opry House Tonight
WABC-Rhythm Kings
7:30 P.M. WMCA-Dave Bernie's Orchestra '

WOV-Dance Marathon WNYC Civic Information WABC-Howard Barlow and Columbia Symphony
rmatm 1'0,5,115 WINS-Mme. Marie von Unsculd; "Modern Piano WPCH-John and Robert Pavese
WRNY-Pork Central Hotel Dance Orchestra Orchestra
Joe Parsons set out to be a lumber man, Technique" 4:15 P.M.
but that career was shot when Joe won a WLWL-"A Catholic Looks at the World"-James 11:30 P.M.
music scholarship. Now it's the timber of WJZ-Piano Moods, Lee Sims and Domay Bailey
his voice that thousands of radio listeners WMCA-Nalda Nardi, the Dream Lady-Elmo Russ, L. McGovern WMCA-Al Katz and Kittens -
WOR-Centerville Sketches; Hires Program -
know. As "Jingle Joe, the Big Basso," he is WABC-Richman Bros. Program; Sylvia Froos; Louis
organist WEAF-Charles Dornberger and his'Orchestra
heard Mondays at 5:15 and Wednesdays at Silvers' Orchestra
WOR-Newark Safety Council WABC-Pancho and his orchestra
5:00, over an NBC-1VJZ network. WJZ-U. S. Army Band WINS-The Globe Trotter
WJZ-Swift Program ;The Stebbins Boys WOR-Moonbeams; Directed by George Shackley
WINS-Uncle Robert's Rascals
WOV-El Tango Lirico - 7:35 P.M. 11:45 P.M.

. WNYC-Air College WABC-Bing Crosby, baritone -

4:30 P.M. WJZ-Earl Hines' Grand Terrace Orchestra ,l

WMCA-Prunella and Penelope-Comedy 12:00 Midnight

WABC-Virginia Arnold, pianist 7:45 P.M. WEAF-Ralph Kirbery, dream '-singer '

1:00 P.M. WEAF-Tea Dansante; Howard Lanin WEAF-The Goldbergs; Pepsodent Program WMCA-WMCA Theatre Review '
WOR-Eddie Wolfe s Dance Orchestra WJZ-Billy Jones and Ernie Hare; Best Foods, Prog. WJZ-Dancing in Milwaukee
WMCA-Al Rose and his Orchestra WPCH-,f une O' Day WOR-Frances Langford with Jack Erikson WABC-Harold Stern's St. Moritz Orchestra 1
WEAF-Market and Weather Reports WINS-Television Musicale WABC-The Camel Quarter Hour; Morton Downey,
WJZ-Harold Stokes' Orchestra 12:05 A.M.
WRNY-N. Y. Evening Air Post 4:45 P.M. Anthony Wons and Jacques Renard's Orchestra
WOR-Ray Nichols' Dance Orchestra WINS-The Wandering Minstrel; George Martin, WMCA-Rainbonians
WPCH-Mirror Reflections WMCA-Monsieur Sakele WEAF-Johnnie Ramp and his Orchestra
WABC-George Hall and his Hotel Taft Orchestra WABC-Tommy, Christians Palisade Park Orchestra narrator; Tony Wier, tenor,
WOV-Merit Clothing Co. Program WPCH-Dale Sisters and Bob Trebor . 12130 A.M.
WINS-English String Orchestra WEAF-The Lady Next Door WLWL-The Eyes Have It
WJZ-What General Lafaette means to America WEAF-Seymour Simon's-Orchestra
1:15 P.M. WOV-Geo. Fischer, tenor WPCH-Red Black and Gold Trio WJZ-Charles Agnew and his. Orchestra
WABC-Coon-Sanders' Orchestra
WEAF-Classic Varieties 4:55 P.M. 7:55 P.M.
WPCH-Luncheon Music - 12:35 A.M.
WOR-Program Resume WNYC-Air College
1:20 P.M. WMCA-Vaudeville Vignettes
5:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M.
WRNY-Transcontinental Air News - 1:00 A.M.
WMCA-Raber Mixed Quartet WEAF-Blackstone Plantation; Julia Sanderson and
1:30 P.M. WEAF-Charles Gilbert Spross, pianist Frank Crumit, soloists; Incidental Music Direc- WABC-Claude Hopkins' Roseland Orchestra
WJZ-Musical Moments tion Jack Shilkret; W Witt and Bond
WMCA-Mirror Reflections WINS-Blanche Vincent; Songs 1:05 A.M.
WEAF-Hotel New Yorker Concert Orchestra WOR-Food and Hygiene WJZ-You and Your Government
WJZ-National Farm and Home Hour WPCH-Musical Comedy Parade; Alfred Simon WPCH-Prunella and Penelope WMCA-Riley and Comfort
WOR-Occasional Rare -bits WOV-Schlossman's Furniture WABC-The Bath Club; Margaret Santry Interview- .1':30-A. M.
WABC-Atlantic City Musicale
WINS-Marie Guion; "Songs of Love" 5:15 P.M. ing guest; Frank Ventree's Orch.; Linit Prog. WABC-Paul Tremaines' Orchestra
WOV-Vera Thalman, soprano WOR-Chandu the Magician; Beech-Nut Program
WMCA-The Singing Friar WRNY-Edythe Handman-popular songs 1:35 A.M.
WEAF-Skippy; General Mills Program WINS-Dr. Louis E. Bisch; "The Family Doctor"
WMCA-Chick Webb and. His Chicks
8:15 P.M.
WNYC-Mildred Cole, ballads German Tenor
WJZ-Mouth Health; Marley Sherris WABC-Sterling Products Program; Abe Lyman and
1:45 P.M. WPCH-Comtnunity Councils, N. Y. C.
WABC-Meet the Artist; Bob Taplinger Interviews his Orchestra
WMCA-My Purpose-James McGarrigle
WPCH-Highlights of Sports; Jack Filman a Radio Personality WOR-Tito Guizar, tenor and orchestra
WOV-Oral Hygiene WINS-Tom Keenes Roundup with Doug McTague WRNY-Tricks of Trade
WINS-Embersof Love WPCH-Philosophical Fantasy
5:30 P.M.
1:55 P.M. WINS-Chimes
WMCA-The Skylarkers-harmony
WOR-Bisquick Bride-Betty Crocker-Talk WEAF-Garden Melodies 8:30 P.M. .

2:00 P.M. WJZ-The Singing Lady WNYC-Heallth Talk by Dr. John Oberwager
WABC-The Professor and the Major
WMCA-WMCA Theatre Revue WPCH-The Visitors, Lil and Guy WEAF-True Story; "Mary and Bob"
WEAF-The Merry Madcaps; Dance Orchestra WOV-Davega Program WRNY-Marcellee Quartette
WOR-Bamby the Tree Lady . WRNY-Los Flamencos Orchestra
WPCH-Manhattan Dance Marathon WOR-The Piano Twins and Wm. Mullen, tenor WJ Z-Little Musicale
WABC--Aunt Jemima; Songs
WINS-Symphonic Rhythmakers WABC-La Patina; Kate Smith and her Swauee

5:45 P.M. Music

WOV-Piano Pals WMCA-Red Devils with Junior Smith WOR-Bernard Levitow's Ensemble; Symphouique
WJZ-Little Orphan Annie; Wander C. Program
2:05 P.M. WABC-Movie Star Revue; Rodothea James, Mistress 8:40 P.M.

WMCA-Samuel Shankman, piano WNYC-Eighteenth Infantry Band

2:10 P.M. 8:45 P.M.

WMCA-Jack Filman, sport chat of Ceremonies with Ted Astor's Orchestra WPCH-Mac Pollack's Orchestra
WJZ-Sisters of the Skillet; Proctor and Gamble
2:15 P.M. WP-CH-Captain Joe's Stories
Program
WMCA-Ridgewood Dance Marathon Deutsch, WINS-Crockett Mountaineers WABC-Modern Male Chorus
WOV-Vivian Menne, soprano WOR-To he announced
WABC-Columbia Salon Orchestra; Emery WRNY-American Folk Singers
6:00 P.M.
Conductor 9:00 P.M.
WOR-Show Boat Boys; harmony duo WEAF-Waldorl-Astoria Sert Room Orchestra
WJZ-Frank Parker, tenor WEAF-Gay Vienna -
-2:30 P.M. WOR-Uncle Don
WABC-Arthur Jarrett WOR-Lone Star Rangers

WINS-Ford Frick Sports Review WJZ-Household Program
WABC-Ben Bernie; Blue Ribbon Malt Program
WMCA-On Board the S. S. Radio WPCH-Italian Serenaders WRNY-Gene Kardos' Orchestra
WJZ-The Syncopaters
WEAF-Mental Whoopee WRNY-Walter Pickhardt, popular songs
WOR-Italian Lessons WLWL-Young Mother Hubbard 9:15 P.M.
WPCH-Lucy Wilkes; Dramatic Soprano WNYC-Police Aviation Report, Prelude
W O V-Ensemble WPCH-The Three Dreamers
WINS-Shaw and Glass; The Piano Girls 6:05 P.M.
9:20 P.M.
WNYC-National Hospital and Its Significance
WNYC-Emergency Unemployment Relief

2:45 P.M. WLWL-Florentine Ensemble 9:30 P.M. I lans Clemens, famous German -lyric tenor '.

WPCH-Marion Francis and Paul Edwards 6:15 P.M. WMCA-A Night in France heard frequently on international pro-
WEAF-young Artists' Light Opera Company WEAF-Ed Wynn and Fire Chief Band
WJZ-Lum and Abner, comedy team WNYC-Marion Costello, contralto WJ Z-Great Personalities grams from London, England, is now being
WOR-Songs; Angela Gay WRNY-The Wessellians WOR-Jerry Macy and Ed Smalley; The Tea Timers; heard in a series of American concerts
WOV-Maude Hackett, skit WJZ-Rameses Program; Stephano Bros.
WINS-Symphony Rhythmakers WLWL-Boys' Week Salada Tea Program from WOR.
WABC-Reis & Dunn
3:00 P.M. WINS-Civic Affairs Forum W R N Y-Boxing Bouts
WABC-Eno Crime Club
WMCA-Bronx Dance Marathon 6:30 P.M.
WJZ-Music in the Air; Piano Lessons; Dr. Osborne 9:45 P.M.
WNYC-Crime Prevention
McConathy, director WEAF-Rex Cole Mountaineers WOR-Eddy Brown, violinist- and Miniature Sym-
WABC-Nell Vinick Beauty Talk WRNY-To be announced phony Orchestra
WOV-Willie Zay Jackson WJZ-Ray Perkins; The Old Topper; Andrew Jergins
9:50 P.M.
Program
WNYC-Aiding Unemployment

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L. broadcast, "The Texaco Fire Chief," heard over an NBC-WEAF network each Tuesday
at 9:30 p. m. The half hour program is headed by \Vynn, who brings his funniest
riI47 gags and stories to the broadcast. McNamee deserts the broadcasting field to act the
11j*U' t, . ,:. /, "straight" of the team, and Don Voorhees and his orchestra supply a snappy musical
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MIKE -O -GRAPHS

HORIZONTAL ..(Continued from Page Seven) a stalled in the magnificent new Broadcasting.
House which the British Broadcasting Cor-
1. Home of a station on 38. George Jessel's prede- the baton in his band , he reaches for . poration has just occupied. S)nchronized
cigarette. sight and sound programs will be presented
1380 cessor on the Chase MUSIC IN THE AIR regularly four nights of each week, beginning
His musicians think the world of him . .
8. "Bob" of "Mary and and Sanborn hour
one of them worked even with a temperature at 11:00 p. m. British Baird equipment is
Bob" 40. NBC singer

14. Revolved 41. Creator of "Seth Par - of 103 rather than disappoint him. Met the being used.
15. Speculum ker"

16. Preposition 42. ,tumbled type (Continued from Pace Three) missus on the Astor roof , , . he was con-
43. Beneath
17. Mohammedan judge 44. Minute fungi the other? Is the leading theme invariably ducting . . , she was a guest. Love at first "Mike" TRAINING
18. Myself 46. In Davenport "on top," or in the melodic line distributed sight . . . and it's lasted six years.
19. By way of 47. Right (abbr.) among various registers? Perfect your SINGING & SPEAKING voice for
21. Ground -squirrel 48. NBC announcer Looks stunning in full dress ° . drop in
RADIO
22. Obtain 50. Snake OUTSTANDING CLASSICAL MUSIC on him sometime at the Waldorf and see for Mf"oMAr NIjNuAdPEGge"irEnsRogpnSeaprslroAonsRTpaeTelcicEottyNridv;TseP-IBORoiNrasode:ai;odMDctaaiicclserttoinsoptnh. RonP(eRecEoeRaradFsveoEadnCialaTbbEleleD)
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51. Swelled out OFF TIIE WEEK
presents Rudy Vallee, 52. A crash (ohs.)
53. Indefinite article (Eastern Daylight Saving Time)
Ray Perkins, etc. 54. Invader SUNDAY, MAY 8 yourself !
26. Fermented grain
27. Grain 56. Toward All -Sousa Program; London Grenadier Guards, B.3.C. Wears a wrist watch and a gorgeous dia-
28. Covering re -broadcast, 10:30 a. nt.-WABC.
29. To shout 57. Small European tree mond ring on the little finger of his left 149 West 57th St.. Circle 7.5961
30. Portrays "Sherlock 58. "Amos" of "Amos 'n' Library of Congress Musicale; Pro Art String Quartet ishand . , . fivs diamonds , . o
the gift
Holmes (init.) Andy" (first name)
of Madam Denny.
32. On 1310
61. Vocalist with Ben Ber- of Brussels, 11:30 a. m.-WJZ. Give him tomatoes for sustenance . EQUIP YOUR CAR WITH A
33. Carnivorous animal

34. A follower of Ramos nie's orchestra Symphony; Erno Rapce conducting, 1 p. m.-WJZ. playing the por.ies for pastime . , . and good MAJESTIC
St. Olaf Choir front Minneapolis, 1:30 p. m.-WABC. numbers to arrange for business.
36. Season of the year 62. The only NBC outlet
37. Variety of cabbage n.-Symphonic Hour; Toscha Seidel, violinist, 3 p. Never missed a day at the race track in
in Maine is situated in WABC.
(var.) this city

VERTICAL Swift Garden Party; Mario Chamlee, tenor, 3:30 p. m. Montreal for five years. 7 TUBE 1932
Has just bought the wife a De Luxe
1. "Poet of the o gar" 29. Obsolete form for -WJZ. Automobile Radio
Packard , . . is now shopping around for
2. Piece of land 'haven't'' International Broadcast front Germany, "llaus Vater- REMOTE CONTROL. DYNAMIC SPEAKER
land," songs, choruses, 4:30 p. ni.-WEAF.
3. Preposition 31. Heard on the Fleisch-

4. Rays of a flower ntaun yeast hour G. E. Circle; guest singer, 7 p. m.-WEAF.
Mello 'Cello; Ennio Bolognini, 'cellist ; Joseph Koest-

ner, pianist, 11:45 p. m.-\VJZ.

MONDAY, MAY 9
5. Pronoun
6. Not old

$4 9.507. "Marge"; of "Myrt and
Marge" (init.)

i ..8. Short line of track
33. One who obeys a used Ford for himself. Regular
34. Invade Absolutely no ego . . . will talk about Price $89.50

35. A boundary anything except Jack Denny. Idealistic .
36. Blocked
Voice of Firestone; Lawrence Tibbett, baritone, E:30 keen sense of beauty . . . whether it be part
37. Home of a station on

9. Pertaining to Lake 1200

Erie- 38. Ploughshare p. nt.-\VEAF. ...of a landscape or intricate musical interlude WITH TUBES AND BATTERIES
10. Symbol for chromium 39. One of the three CBS and desirous of harmony-in everything. Terms Arranged
11. Plunder TUESDAY, MAY 10 I-las toured the entire United States on the
in Virginia is located COMPLETELY INSTALLED
12. Common suffix iv.-Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Organ, 3:45 p. ONE YEAR GUARANTEE
here
13. Home of WOAX 40. Home of KELW wJZ.

15. Mother 41. Bedding WEDNESDAY, MAY 11 Keith Circuit for ten years . . . practically Write or Phone for Demonstration
17. Location of a 500 -watt AT YOUR OWN HOME
42. Metal container an. Goodyear Program; Grace Moore, soprano, 9 p. m.- always as a conductor.
station on 1280 44. Southern sports Eveready presents him every Sunday night Radio Distributors, Inc.
18. Well-known singer and \VEAF.
nouncer NBC Artists Musicale; orchestra direction Cesare at 9 o'clock over WABC . . . 168 Washington Street
piano accompanist for 45. In Detroit BArclay 7-1939
Kate Smith Sudero, 10:30 p. m-WEAI'. l -les got dance appeal.
19. Veteran' (abbr.) 46. In Dallas
20. A tree 48. Erect THURSDAY, MAY 12
49. Blackbird
U. S. Army Band Concert from \Vashington, D. C.,
21. "Voice of the Literary 51. Offered 4 p. in.-WABC. BETTER TONE QUALITY with MORE VOLUME
Digest" ".1,íi!s,
54. In Lawrence (last Through the Opera Glass, 7 p. in.-WEAF. from "weak" stations, can be obtained by using Pentode Tubes in your
22. Mrs. Winchell's "bad three letters) old set instead of the "gassy" and "noisy" old type 215 tube.
boy" -Musical\VAABClb. um; }toward Barlow, conductor, 9:30 p. m.
55. To stray
24. Loiter 56. A color FRIDAY, MAY 13

25. Fuel 57. Symbol for manganese

26. Heard on the Camel 58. Chinese word

Quarter hour (first 59. And (Latin) Alex Sender, pianist, 2 p. m.-WABC. The RED SEAL PENTODE ADAPTER will operate in ANY make of set
60. Mother Light Opera Gems, 4 p. m.-WABC. now using the 245.
name)

Curtis Institute of Music Program; Louis Vyner, Price of Adapter
4:45 p. nt.-WABC.
High Tenor Grand Opera Miniature; "Romeo and Juliet," 9 p. m. 'I, $.75

-WABC. Complete with Pentode Tube 1.69

National Oratoria; 'New Life," Reinald \Verrenrath
Frank Wilson, one of the highest tenors on conducting, 11 p. m.-WEAF.
the air, is featured wirh Phil Spitalny's or- RED SEAL SALES COMPANY
SATURDAY, MAY 14

chestra on the Sheafler Lifetime Revue Symphonic Matinee; orchestra direction Walter Logan,
broadcast each Sunday at 4:30 p. m. over an 2:30 p. m.-WEAF.
NBC-WJZ network. Sonata Recital; Saint-Saens Violin Sonata No. I, 318 Canal St., New York
Agents Wanted
7:30 p. m.-11JZ.

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Programs For Wednesday, May I I

6:30 A.M. WNYC-Civic Information 12:20 P.M. 3:45 P.M.
WJZ-Singing Strings
WINS-Morning Highlights WPCH-Itadio Service Organ Patty WOR-Beautiful Lady; Beauty Talk WJZ-Rhythmic Serenade
WABC-Nell Vinick; Beauty Talk; Drezma & Kremel WABC-The 'Four Eton Boys
6:45 A.M. 12:25 P.M. WOV-N. Y. Tuberculosis and Health Assn.
Program WRNY-Bits of Poetry-High J. C. MacKerness
WEAF-Tower Health Exercises; nrthur Bagley, WOV-May's Apparel WOR-Music WINS-Edward Villa; "Spanish Guitarist"
Director WINS-Making Yourself Fashionable
12:30 P.M. 3:50 P.M.
WOR-(:ynt Classes; Gambling's Gamboliers; John 11:05 A.M.
Gambling. Director WMCA-W. T. Stock's Quotations WPCH-The Osborne Sisters
WNYC-Marston Ensemble WEAF-Black and Gold Room Orchestra
WINS-Musical Clock WOR-Radio Garden Club-sales talk 4:00 P.M.
11:15 A.M. WJZ-Hal Kemp and Orchestra
7:30 A.M. WPCH-Jewish Sceince Talk WMCA-Max and Morris, comedy
WEAF-Radio household Institute WABC-Columbia Revue WOR-Long Branch Civic Program
' WMZ-A Song for Today WYNC-N. N. Tuberculosis and Health Association WOV-La Rosa Macaroni Co. Program WJZ-AIid-week Musicale
WABC-Organ Reveille; Popular Music WABC-The Mystery Chef; R. B. Davis Program
12:35 P.M. WEAF-The Pilgrims
7:45 A.M.
WJZ-Jolly Bill and Jane; Cream of Wheat Program WOR-Pauline Haggard
WINS-Angelo Bono; "Singing Guitarist" WPCH-Maureen Englin
8:00 A.M. WOR-Jack Berger's Concert Ensemble WABC-U. S. Navy Band Concert from Washington
11:30 A.M. 12:45 P.M. WINS-Fania Bossek, Mezzo Soprano
WMCA-Phantom Organist WOV-Dance Marathon
WEAF-Gene and Glenn, Quaker Early Birds WEAF-The Marionettes; Eva 'Taylor, vocalist WPCH-Pat O'Shea, Tenor
WJZ-On the 8:15 WJZ-hinds Romance Exchange; Beatrice Fairfax WINS-Ray Current Events Club, Inc. 4:15' P.M.
WOR-Al \Vood< WPCH-The Sylph Lady WABC-Zorex Muth Chasers, Quartet
WABC-Salon Musicale: Vincent Sorer, Conductor WNYC-Marston Ensemble WMCA-Nalda Nardi, Dream Lady-Elmo Russ, pr-
1:00 P.M.
WINS-Miss Walls' Calisthenics \VOR-College Art Assn. Series-Lecture gauist

8:15 A.M. WABC-"hound the World Cooking School;" Ida WMCA--On Board the S. S. Radio V/OV-Sara Young, blues
Bailey Allen; Best Foods, Inc. Program WPCH-Geneve Butler
VJOR-WOR Ensemble WEAF-Market and Weather Reports WINS-Jack Healy's Dance Trio
WMCA-Over the Newspaper WOV-Sylph Laboratories WABC-George Hall's Hotel Taft Orchestra
WEAF-ylorning Devotieds WINS-Maureen Englin; "Songs of the Heart" WOR-Dixie Revelers-talk with music 4:30 P.M.

WJZ-Phil Cook. the Quaker Man 11:40 A.M. WOV-Merit Clothing Co. Program WMCA-Greenfield Vocal Trio
WINS-Musical Clock WRNY-N. Y. Evening Air Post WJZ-Eastman School Symphony
WNYC-Dog Adoption, Sydney H. Coleman WPCH-Mirror Reflections V/EAF-Ely Culbertson, bridge lessons
8:30 A.M. WOV-Blind George Russell and Ace High
WINS-English String Orchestra WPCH-Lucy Feagin Players
WMCA-Wonnen, Women, Women; Athale Brown WJZ-Harold Stokes' Orchestra WINS-Billie Dauscha; "The Personality Girl"
WEAF-Cheerio On Nighter""First
WABC-Rhythm Kings; Fred Berrens st 1:05 P.M. 4:45 P.M.
WOR-Martha Manning; A Alacy Presentation
WJ Z-Sunbirds 1i (OR-Midday Diversions WMCA-Monsieur Sakele
WOV-Morning Song WEAF-Lady Next Door
1:15 P.M. WOR-Radio Dancing Class; Thomas Parson, instruc-
8:45 A.M.
WEAF-New York Board of Trade Luncheon tor
WMCA-Top o' the Morning WPCH-Mlle. Julie Beauclaire
IVOR-Musical Novelettes WPCH-Luncheon Music WOV-Comedy Duo; Leonard and Jimmy, vocalists
WJZ-John Fogarty, tenor WINS-Debutantes at Movies; Sketch
WOV-Willie lay Jackson 1:20 P.M.
WINS-Mr. and Mrs. Reader 4:55 P.M.
WRNY-Transcontinental Air News
9:00 A.M.
1:30 P.M.
WMCA-Mirror Reflections
WMCA-Monsieur Sakele WJZ-National Farm and Home Hour WOR-Program Resume

WEAF-Morning Glee Club WOV-Hovey; Whiteman Trio
WOR-Miss Katherine 'n' Calliope; a Bamberger WOR-To be announced
WRNY-Los Marabinos 5:00 P.M. J
Presentation WABC-Armand Vecsey's Ritz Orchestra
WINS-Diana Bragg; "Romances in Song" WEAF-To be announced jI
WJZ-waltzes; String Ensemble, direction Walter WJZ-Jingle Joe; Joe Parsons, songs
Blaufuss 1:45 P.M. 1
Furniture-WOR-Breeding Rabbits-Marion A. May-Talk
W PCH-Piano Poetics WMCA-Spanish Airs; Jose Martini
WPCH-highlights of Sports; Jack Filman WABC-Kathryn Parsons, Girl o' Yesterday
WABC-Little Jack little WRNY-Speech Defects-Dr. Robert McGlaughlin WOV-Schlossman's
WINS-"Embers of Love," Dramatic Sketch WPCH-The Rasa Brothers
WOV-Hudson Clinic WINS-Beauty Interview
WINS-Monsieur Sakele 1:55 P.M.
5:05 P.M.
9:15 A.M.
WOR-Kathleen Gordon, soprano
WMCA-Loughran Science Hour 5:15 P.M.
WOR-Bisquick Bride-Betty Crocker-Talk
WEAF-Tom Breunie
WJZ-Lady Bugs
WABC-Melody \lagic; Vincent Sorey's Orchestra 2:00 P.M. WMCA-The Singing Friar
WEAF-Skippy; General Mills Program
with Evelyn McGregor, Helen Nugent and Charlotte WMCA-WMCA Theatre Revue WOR-Stanley Brain, organ recital
Ilarriman, contraltos WEAF-Why We are Misunderstood WJZ-Joint Recital; Mme. Ga'insborg and Godfrey
WOR-Rutgers Garden Club; talk
WPCH-Marie Wald WRNY-Evangelist F. L. Whitesell Ludlow
WOV-Late Risers' Gym Class WOV-Sylph Laboratories
WINS-St. 'Thomas organ recital WABC-Aunt Jeminm Songs WABC-Bill Schudt's Going to Press
WINS-American Music Ensemble WINS-Tom Keené s Roundup with Doug A1cTague
9:25 A.M. WPCH-Manhattan Dance Marathon
5:30 P.M.
WMCA-Or_ean Interlude 2:05 P.M.
WMCA-The Daffiness Boys
9:30 A.M. WMCA-The Lady of the Strings; Rae Fox WEAF-\Vayne King and his Orchestra
WMCA-Modern living WJZ-The Singling Lady; Kellogg Co. Program
2:10 P.M. WABC-The Professor and the Major
WEAF-Top o' the Morning; Edward H. Smith WINS-Symphony Rhythmakers
WOR-Joseph Bier Songs WMCA-Jack Filman, sport chat WPCH-The Jewish Federation
WJZ-"Beautiful Thoughts ;" Montgomery Ward Co.

Program 2:15 P.M. WOV-Davega Program
WOR-Julian Woodworth's Dance Orchestra
WABC-Tony's Scrapbook; Anthony Woos WMCA-Ridgewood Dance Marathon WNYC-Y. M. C. A. Talk; Prof. McIntyre
WOV-Modern Living Magazine
WINS-Discovery flour WEAF-Viennese Ensemble String Orchestra 5:45 P.M.
WPCH-Joseph Mortetl-Aferry Morning Melodies
June Meredith, prominent among radio WABC-Columbia Artist Recital WMCA-Red Devils, with Junior Smith
9:45 A.M. WEAF-Scltrimer and Schmitt, piano duo
actresses for her exceptional work on many WOV-Bertha Nicholas, soprano
WEAF-Our Daily Food; Colonel Goodbody and Judge WOR-Singing Lessons by Joseph Regneas WPCH-Captain Joe's Stories
Gorden: A. & P. Program programs presented from the Chicago NBC
2:30 P.M. WJZ-Little Orphan Annie
WJZ-Nothing but the Truth WABC-Prohibition Plainly Put
WOR-Shopping with .lean Abbey-Sales Talk studios, is the leading lady of the First WABC-Elizabeth Barthell; Fred Berrens' orchestra WINS-Piano Twins
WPCH-Budnly Bernier; Ukelele Songs Nighter broadcast heard over an N BC-
WABC-Old Dutch Girl \\'JZ network each Saturday at 9:30 p. m. WMCA-Johnny Blue Orchestra 6:00 P.M.
WEAF-Two Seats in a Balcony
10:00 A.M. WOR-Spanish Lessons; Prof. Maximo Iturralde WEAF-Waldorf-Astoria Sert Room Orchestra
WMCA-Ilarry Glick's Gym Class WJZ-Molly Gibbons Fashion Talk
WEAF-I'ie Plant Pete Before radio, June participated in plays WOV-City Free Employment WABC-Connie Boswell
WINS-Musical History; Claire Elby WJZ-Music Treasure Box
WJZ-Beatrice Alabie; Beauty Talk produced by the Theater Guild, and worked WPCH-The Woman's Forum WOR-Uncle Don
WOR-McCann Pure Food Hour for a long time "in stock." She claims that WRNY-Emily Franz and Doris Bolvig-violin and WPCH-Italian Program-Usi e Costund
WPCH-Walter Nolan, lyric baritone WLWL-Young Mother Hubbard
WABC-Grant, Graham and Coughlin she is the only radio artist who answers all WNYC-Board of Education Program
WOV-Eleanor Robinson, soprano
WINS-\What's the Answer? her fan mail personally. song 6:05 P.M.
WLWL-"Loved Songs of lllany Nations"
10:15 A.M. 2:45 P.M.
WOR-John Morelli, tenor 6:15 P.M.
WMCA-Pelham News WRNY-German Poetry and Studies, Margaret Jerike
11:45 A.M. WJZ-Lunt and Abner WJZ-Rameses Program; Stephano Bros.
WEAF-Jane Grant's Steero Program WABC-Columbia Salon orchestra WABC-Harold Stern and his St. Alorilz Orchestra
WJZ-Clara, Lu 'n' Em; Colgate Palmolive-Peet Prog. WOR-Sketch; Yolanda Langt''orthy, Norman Pierce WINS-"Little Dramas;" Jeanne Bernard
WPCH-Betty Green WOV-Irwin Dillon, tenor WINS English String Orchestra
WABC-Melody Parade and Company 6:25 P.M.
WOV-Canadian Fur Trappers WJZ-Sweetheart Program 3:00 P.M.
WINS-"Your handwriting;" Jane Redinglon WPCH-George Selais; Personality Baritone WEAF-Salvation Army Talk
WMCA-Bronx Dance Marathon
10:20 A.M. WABC-I'iano Pictures WEAF-With a Senator's Wife in Washington 6:30 P.M.
WINS-"Whispering Bob Snyder" WJZ-Radio Troubadors
WMCA-French Lessons; Prof. I.a Vergne WOV-Marto, the Songsmith WOR-Elk's Organ Recital-Robert A. Pereda WEAF-Rex Cole, Mountaineers
WINS-Symphonic Rhythmakérs WJZ-The Royal Nagabonds
10:30 A.M. 11:50 A.M. WINS-American Music Ensemble
WPCH-Manhattan Dance Marathon
WMCA-Gordon Clark, tenor WNYC-"Keeping Well," Dr. John Oberwager W LW L-The Crinoline Girl
WPCH-Mitt Leslie. tenor WOR-Melody Racketeers
WEAF-\Wildroot Chat; Elizabeth May 12:00 Noon WRNY-Julian King-The Bard of Romance
WJZ-Our Daily Food; Colonel Goodbody and Judge WMCA-Midday Message; Dr. Christian F. Reisner WPCH-Rose Gallo, songs at the piano 6:40 P.M.
WEAF-General Electric hone Circle; Clara Savage WOV-Willie Zay Jackson WABC-Block-Aid Speaker
Gordon; A. & P. Program
Littledale, guest 3:15 P.M. 6:45 P.M.
WINS-"The Wifesavers" WOR-Personality Plus; Marie Hale
WJZ-Mrs. Julian Heath WJZ-Swimming; Capt. Scully WEAF-Merle Thorpe, talk
10:45 A.M. WPCH-Maritime News and Program Resume WPCH-Robert McAfee WJ Z-Literary Digest Topics; Lowell Thomas
WABC-Ted Brewer's Yoen^ s Orchestra WABC-Charis Musical Revue; Ann Leaf WABC-Bing Crosby
IA/MCA-Sonya Merkel and Leonid Martov WOV-Hoover Medical Group WOV-Agatha Good WLWL-Talk
WEAF-Betty ('rocker; Cooking Talk; Gen. Alills Prog WINS-Ford Frick Tells the Net's WRNY-Richard Britton Bailey-Pirate Trails WOR-howdy Old Timers
WJZ-',Walker Gordon; Mothers' Program WINS-Mary Chapel]; Girl of the Golden West"
WPCH-Gertrude Thomas. Blues 12:05 P.M. 7:00 P.M.
WABC-Four Clubmen, directed by Leigh Stevens WPCH-The Bushwhacker 3:30 P.M.
WNYC-Commencement Exercises; Owen ABC Short-
WOV-Blyn Shoe Stores Program 12:15 P.M. WMCA-A French Album
WJZ-Hello Marie
hand Course

WINS-Joe Green's Marimba Band WMCA-Grand Central Red Caps WEAF-Woman's Radio Review WEAF-D'Avrey of Paris
WEAF-The Real George Washington WOR-Ariel Ensemble
10'55 A.M. WJZ-Amos 'ñ Andy
WABC-Arthur Jarrett WABC-Myrt and A'large; Wrigley Program,
W PCH-Mme. II enna-Beauty Talk WOR-Dagmar Perkins
11:00 A.M. WJZ-Pat Barnes in Person; Swig & Co. Program WRNY-flits of Foreign Recordings WOR-Frances Langford, songs
WINS-Lullaby Lady
WEAF-Keeping lip with Daughter; Sherwin Wil- WPCH-Carrie Lillie, comedienne WOV-Miller and Preisler WPCH-Keys to Contract Bridge
WOV-Girl Out of Nowhere WINS-Television Musicale WLWL-Baroness Kalckreuth.
liams Program WPCH-W. T. Stock Quotations
WOR-Beauty Questions and Answers; Eugene, Ltd. WINS-Luncheon Musicale

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MailThe Editor's Vacation All Fixed Praise From Mary Likes The lrvMcCravys ,,

Box Jean Paul King, announcer, Gene Arnold, Gladys Rice, NBC soprano, is showing Frank E. McCravy, half of the McCravy,

narrator, and Morgan L. Eastman, orchestra friends a telegram she received from Mary brothers heard over NBC networks in South-
Madeline Leyh-Vinton I laworth, who director, are not sorry they are on the Car- Pickford which ran as follows:
ern songs, is a member of the House of Repre-
takes the part of Jack Arnold in the Myrt nation Contented program, heard over an "Dear Gladys: Heard such a lovely voice sentatives of South Carolina. 1-le received
Kand Marge skits, was married last December. on the radio last night and looked in the recently an official resolution commending
NBC network each Monday. They have him on the inspiring programs they have
Warren A. Dietz-"Louie's hungry Five" been invitee to spend their vacations the paper to find it was you. Delighted to learn
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Wednesday Programs Continued]

7:05 P.M. WINS-Westminister Quartet 9:45 P.M. 11:30 P.M.
WPCH-Violet Mele; Ragging the Blacks and Whites WMCA-Al Katz and Kittens
WPCH-Lh,o Russ presents John Redmond WOR-Market and Halsey St. Playhouse
8:15 P.M. WOR-Moonbeams; Vera Osborne, soprano
7:15 P.M. 10:00 P.M. WEAF-Vincent Lopez' Orchestra
WNYC-Metropolitan Museum of Art WABC-Don Redman and his Connie's Inn Orchestra
W EAF-Intermezzo WJZ-Willys-Overland Orchestra WMCA-Dance Marathon
WPCH-William Cordaro Orchestra
WOR-To be announced WABC-Singin' Sam the Barbasol Man WEAF-Coca-Cola Program; Irvin S. Cobb 11:45 P.M.
WOR-Frank and Flo WJZ-San Felician Serenade WJZ-Ted Cook and Orchestra
WJ Z-Esso Program ; Robert Ripley WABC-Don Redman and Connie's Inn orchestra
8:30 P.M. WABC-Chesterfield Program; Music that Satisfies
WABC-Maxwell House Tune Blenders
WNYC-Music; Orchestra 10:15 P.M. 12:00 Midnight
WLWL-Florentine Ensemble WEAF-Halsey-Stuart Program; The Old Counsellor
WOR-Willard Robison and Deep River Orchestra WMCA-"Dreaming"-Lucille Peterson and ensemble WMCA-WMCA Theatre Revue .
WINS-" Wowdy-Dowdy" WJZ-Jack Frost Melody Moments WJZ-McGravy Brothers WEAF-Ralph Kirbery the Dream Singer
WABC-La Palina Presents Kate Smith WABC-Adventures in Health; Horlick Milk Prog. WJZ-Cab Calloway and his Orchestra
WPCH-The \agabonds with Joseph Moran WOR-Red Lacquer and Jade WABC-Eddie Duchin and his Casino Orchestra
8:45 P.M.
7:30 P.M. 10:30 P.M. 12:05 A.M.
WPCH-Studio Frolics; Allen Hoffman, M. C.
WNYC--Civic Information WABC-Gloom Chasers; Colonel Stoopnagle and Budd WMCA-The Three Little Funsters WMCA-Dave Bernie's Orchestra
WJZ-Swift Program; Stebbins Boys WJZ-Waves of Melody WEAF-Buddy Rogers and his California Cavaliers
WABC-Easy Aces; I.avoris Program 9:00 P.M.
WOR-Jack Berger's Dance Orchestra WEAF-NBC Artists' Service Musicale 12:20 A.M.
WLWL-Talk WNYC-"Aiding Unemployment," Frank Taylor WABC-Society Brand Program
WINS-The Globe Trotter WEAF-Goodyear Program; Band, Orchestra WMCA-On the Evening Breeze
WOR-Musical Revue
7:35 P.M. WJ Z-O' Henry Stories 10:45 P.M. 12:30 A.M.
WABC-Gold Medal Fast Freight
WNYC-WNYC Air College WMCA-Bronx Dance Marathon WEAF-Charles Agnew and his Orchestra
7:45 P.M. 9:10 P.M. WJZ-Pickens Sisters WJZ-Benny Kyte and his Orchestra
WOR-Florence Case and Orchestra WABC-Ben Pollack and Orchestra
WEAF-The Goldhergs; Pepsodent Program WNYC-llassell Musicale
WABC--Street Singer 12:35 A.M.
WJ Z-Billy Jones and Ernie flare Best Foods 9:15 P.M.
WOR-"So This is Love"-Allan Wood, Blanche 11:00 P.M. WMCA-Four Eton Boys and Ray Block
WABC-The Camel Quarter Hour
WLWL-Edwin Breen, baritone Colvin, Bob Griffin WMCA-Will Oakland's Orchestra 1:00 A.M.
WINS-Jan Erving August, xylophone soloist WPCH-The Three Dreamers WEAF-Nellie Revell Interviews
WPCH-lied Black and Gold Trio WABC-Modern Male Chorus WOR-Ben Cutler and his Dance Orchestra WABC-Claude Hopkins' Roseland Orchestra
WJZ-Laurier's Slumber Music
7:55 P.M. 9:30 P.M. WABC-Howard Barlow and Symphony Orchestra 1:05 A.M.
WNYC-WNYC Air College
WEAF-Mobiloil Concert 11:15 P.M. WMCA-Noble Sissle's Orchestra
8:00 P.M. WJZ-Canada Dry Program; George Olsen's Orch.
WOR-Jerry Macy and Ed Smalley; The Tea -Timers 1:30 A.M.
WEAF-"Big Time;" Sketch; Stanco Program WABC-Eno Crime Club
WOR-Chandu the Magician; Beech-Nut Program WNYC-Ilenry Ferrante orchestra WABC-Howard Barlow and Columbia Symphony WABC-Snooks Friedman and his Paramount Orch.
WJZ-American Taxpayers' League Program
WABC-The Bath Club; Margaret Santry orchestra 1:35 A.M.
WEAF-Jesse Crawford, organ
WJZ-Rochestrer Club Orchestra WMCA-Romeos of Radio

2:05 A.M.

WMCA-Sleepy Time Club

Programs For Thursday, May 12

6:30 A.M. WOR-Sherman Keene's Orchestra WABC-Prudence Club 12:20 P.M.
WJZ-Nothing But the Truth WRNY-Studio Program
WINS-Morning highlights WABC-Brad and Al; Comedy and Songs WINS-The Wife Saver WOR-Music

6:45 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 10:45 A.M. 12:30 P.M.
WMCA-W. T. Stock Quotations
WEAF-Tower Ilealth Exercises; Arthur Bagley, WMCA-Marry Glick's Gym Class WEAF-Breen and de Rose WEAF-Black and Gold Room Orchestra
director WOR-McCann Pure Food Hour WJZ-Mystery Chef; R. B. Davis Program
WRNY-Business Science for Women WMCA-lnteresting People I Have Met, Ada Pat- WOR-Radio Garden Club
WOR-Morning Gym Classes; John Gambling, director WABC-Copeland; Ceresota Flour Program WJZ-Charles Howard, tenor
WINS-Musical Clock WPCH-Walter Nolan, lyric baritone terson WRNY-Luncheon Music; Recorded Program
WOV-Vilo Twintette WPCH-The Poet's Corner
7:30 A.M. WINS-What's the Answer? WABC-Barbara Gould Beauty Talk WABC-Mid-day Bath Club; Linit
WJZ-A Song of Today WEAF-The Banjoleers WINS-"Baby's Daily Playtime" Charlotte Walls WOV-La Rosa Macaroni Co. Program
WOV-Blyn Shoes WINS-Ethel Fox; Operatic Soprano
WABC-Organ Reveille; Popular Music by Fred Tenor Soloist
11:00 A.M. 12:35 P.M.
Fcibel
WEAF-Musical Interlude WOR-School Marks and Mental Health
7:45 A.M. WOR-Nell Vinick; Beauty Talk
WJZ-Forecast School of Cookery 12:45 P.M.
WJZ-Jolly Bill and Jane; Cream of Wheat Program W R NY-Louise Bee
8:00 A.M. WPCH-Radio Service Organ Party WPCH-Doreen Henry
WABC-U. S. Navy Band Concert WJ Z-O'Cedar Melody Man
WMCA-Phantom Organist WOV-Maytime Music; Mays, Inc. WABC-Columbia Revue; Vincent Sorey's Orchestra
WABC-Havens and Mack WNYC-Retail Food Prices; Dept. of Public Markets WINS-Women's League of United Synagogue
WEAF-Gene and Glenn; Quaker Early Birds WINS-Making Yourself Fashionable
WOR-Al Woods '12:50 P.M.
WJZ-On the 8:15 11:10 A.M.
WINS-Miss Wall's Calisthenics WOR-Musical Program
WNYC-Rudolph Joskowitz, violinist
8:15 A.M. 12:55 P.M.
11:15 A.M.
WOR-WOR Ensemble WOR-Budget Dishes, sales talk -
WMCA-Over the Newspaper WEAF-Radio Household Institute
WABC-Salon Musicale WNYC-Department of Public Markets I:00 P.M.
WEAF-Morning Devotions WOR-The Happy Vagabond; Jack Arthur
WJZ-Phil Cook, the Quaker Man WJZ-Singing Strings WMCA-Selling Bonded Songs
WINS-Musical Clock WRNY-Duncan and Pendleton WRNY-N, Y. Evening Air Post
WINS-Phyllis Borden, with Uke WOR-Helen Bourne, songs with orchestra
8:25 A.M. WPCH-Mirror Reflections
11:30 A.M. WJZ-Harold Stokes' Orchestra
t WMCA-Emergency Unemployment Talk WEAF-Boston Chamber of Commerce Luncheon,
WEAF-The Marionettes
8:30 A.M. WJZ-Hinds' Romance Exchange; Beatrice Fairfax speakers
WNYC-Rudolph Joskowitz, violinist WABC-George Hall and his Hotel Taft Orchestra
WMCA-Roslyn Wells, soprano WOR-Claire Sugden; Marketing Club
W EAF-Cheerio WABC-New York Medical Society, Dr. Shipley WINS-English String Orchestra
WJ Z-Sunbirds WPCH-The Sylph Lady WOV-Merit Clothing Co. Program
WOV-Morning Song WRNY-Michael Romano-songs
WOR-Martha Manning; A Macy Presentation 1:15 P.M.

8:45 A.M.

WMCA-Top o' the Morning
WOR-Musical Novelettes
WJZ-Jolin Fogarty, tenor
WOV-Willie Lay Jackson WOV-Sylph Laboratories WMCA-Dr. Herman T. Peck; Health Talk
WABC-Artells Dickson, the Singing Vagabond WINS-The Three Shannons; Harmony WOR-Frank Dailey's Dance Orchestra
WINS-Mr. and Mrs. Reader WPCH-Luncheon Music
11:40 A.M.
9:00 A.M. 1:20 P.M.
WNYC-Cool Dress for Town Wear
WMCA-Monsieur Sakele WRNY-Transcontinental Air News
WEAF-Morning Glee Club 11:45 A.M.
WOR-Miss Katherine 'n' Calliope; a Bamberger WOR-Sketch; Yolanda Langworthy, Norman Pierce 1:30 P.M.
Jack Baker, tenor staff soloist of WMCA, WMCA-Mirror Reflections
Presentation has appeared on numerous commercial pro- and Company WJZ-National Farm and Home Hour
WJZ-Waltaes; Director Walter Blaufuss grams under many different names, but he WABC-Atlantie City Musical
prefers his own. 1-le and Elmo Russ, WJZ-McKesson Musical Magazine WINS-Harry Tighe; "Fifteen Minutes of Fun"
WABC-Little Jack Little organist, have made many radio friends WPCH-Kathryn Coffery
WOV-Hudson Clinic with their nightly program from the WRNY-What's in Style Now in Wallpaper 1:45 P.M.
WPCH-Piano Poetics WMCA studios of popular and semi- WOV-Thomas R. hall
WINS-Monsieur Sakele classical songs. WABC-Ben Alley, tenor WMCA-The Colombians
WINS-Edna Pendleton, songs WPCH-Highlights of Sports; Jack Filman
9:15 A.M. 10:15 A.M. WINS-"Embers of Love," sketch
11:50 A.M. WEAF-George Washington Memorial Program
WMCA-Two Guitars-Antinelli and James WMCA-Pelham News WOR-Helen King; Graphologist
WEAF-Tom Brennie WNYC-"Keeping Well;" Dr. John Oberwager WOV-Courtyard Musician-Jos. Marte
WJ Z-Lady Bugs 12:00 Noon
WABC-Morning Minstrels 1:55 P.M.
WPCH-Fitzpatrick Brothers WMCA-Midday Message; Dr. Lewis I. Newman WOR-Bisquick Bride-Betty Crocker
WOV-Late Risers' Gym Class WEAF-General Electric Home Circle
WINS-Discovery Hour WJZ-The Merrie-Men
WOR-Betty Bond and Arthur Behim, songs and

piano

9:30 A.M. WRNY-Modern Medicine WABC-Ted Brewer's orchestra 2:00 P.M.
WEAF-Knox Sparkling Music WOV-Hoover Medical Group
WMCA-Modern Living WPCH-Evelyn Marcus WRNY-Conaway's Creole Serenaders WMCA-WMCA Theatre Revue
WEAF-Top o' the Morning WABC-Melody Parade WPCH-Maritime News and Program Resume WOR-Newark String Trio
WJZ-"Beautiful Thoughts"; Montgomery Ward WJZ-Clara, Lu and Em; Colgate Pahnolive-Peet WPCH-Manhattan Dance Marathon
WOV-Canadian Fur Trappers WINS-Ford Frick Tells the News WABC-Aunt Jemima, songs
Program WINS-Al Cisco, songs WOV-Save a Life Campaign
WPCH-Retail Grocers' Program; Frank Gallanad 12:05 P.M. WINS-American Music Ensemble
WOV-Modern Living Magizine 10:20 A.M.
WRNY-GYM Class WPCH-Virginia O'Neill and Rudy Jonasch 2:05 P.M.
WABC-Tony's Scrap Book; Conducted by Anthony WMCA-On the Blacks and Whites 12:15 P.M.
WMCA-Samuel Shankman, concert pianist
Wons 10:30 A.M. WMCA-Grand Central Red Caps WOV-Nadine Weller, soprano
W0R-Mm*s. J. S. Reilly; Corn Products Co. WEAF-The Real George Washington
WEAF-Cindy and Sam; Socony Program WINS-Luncheon Musicale 2:10 P.M.
9:45 A.M. WJZ-Our Daily Food; Col. Goodbody and Judge
WOV-Ensemble WMCA-Jack Filman, sport chat
WEAF-Our Daily Food, by Colonel Goodbody and Gordon; A. and P. Program WOR-Dagmar Perkins WABC-Columbia Salon orchestra
Judge Gordon; A. and P. Program WPCH-The Ivriah Program WJZ-Pat Barnes; Swift & Co. Program

Page Eighteen

Thursday Programs [Continued]

2:15 P.M. WABC-Movie Star Revue 9:15 P.M. 11:00 P.M.
i WINS-Crockett Mountaineers WMCA-Will Oakland's Terrace
WMCA-Ridgewood Dance Marathon WPCH-The Three Dreamers WRNY-Nick Amper and his Filipino Stompers
6:00 P.M. WABC-Modern Male Chorus
2:30 P.M. WEAF-Russ Columbo and his orchestra
WNYC-Police Aviation Report, Prelude 9:30 P.M. WJZ-Laawier's Slumber Music
WJZ-The Syncopaters WABC-Howard Barlow and Columbia Symphony
WEAF-Waldorf-Astoria Sert Room Orchestra WMCA-Ridgewood Dance Marathon
WOR-N. J. League of Women Voters Cardinal's WOR-Uncle Don WEAF-Adventures of Sherlock Holmes orchestra
WMCA-Artist Bureau Presents Frank WOR-Jerry Macy and Ed Smalley; Salada Tea Prog. WOR-Ben Cutler's Dance Orchestra
WJZ-Ted Black's Orchestra WR NY-Dance Marathon
Orchestra WABC-International Exchange of Programs WJZ-Thompkins Corners 11:15 P.M.
WPCH-Italian Program-Usi e Cosumi WABC-Love Story Hour WEAF-Lew Conrad's orchestra
WPCH-Geiger-Shankinan, piano duets WINS-Ford Frick Sports Review
WLWL-Young Mother Hubbard 9:45 P.M. 11:30 P.M.
WOV-Keeping Well WMCA-Al Katz and Orchestra
WINS-Frank Carroll, songs 6:05 P.M. WMCA-Jerry Baker, tenor and Elmo Russ, organ
WJZ-John Kennedy WRNY-Optimists Quartette WOR-Moon Beams; directed by George Shackley
2:45 P.M. WOR-WOR Minstrels WABC-Noble Sissle and Orchestra
WLWL-Olga Hollwitz
tinWJZ-Lum and Abner, comedy WNYC-Aiding Unemployment, talk

WOV-J. Russell O'Brien; baritone
WPCH-Rudy Caputo, songs
WINS-Symphonic Rhythmakers

2:50 P.M. 6:15 P.M. 10:00 P.M. W R NY-Listening in with Eve
WJZ-Hal Kemp and Orchestra
WOR-Birdie Scales, spirituals WNVC-Milo Vilona, Viennese tenor 1 WMCA-Bronx Dance Marathon
WRNY-To be announced 11:45 P.M.
3:00 P.M. WABC-Reis and Dunn WJZ-A. & P. Dance Gypsies WRNY-Alden Bailey-songs
WINS-Justice Brandies' Society Forum WEAF-Lucky Strike Dance Hour
WMCA-Bronx Dance Marathon WABC-Hart, Schaffner, Marx Trumpeters WEAF-Cab Calloway and his Orchestra
6:30 P.M. WABC-Noble Sissle and Orchestra
WOR-Win-Mar-Jan Trio-Vocal Trio Jack Benny
WNYC-Talk 12:00 Midnight
WPCH-Mitchie Lake
WJZ-Radio Troubadours WEAF-The World Today; James G. McDonald WMCA-WMCA Theater Review
WOR-Wee Willie Robyn, tenor WEAF-Ralph Kirbery, dream singer
WABC-La Forge Berumen; Musicale WJZ-Old Songs of the Church WJZ-Earl Hines and his Orchestra
WOV-Willie Zay Jackson WABC-Jack Miller and his Orchestra WRNY-To be announced
WINS-Marie Guion, contralto; Louise Ctrillo, so- WPCH-Manhattan Dance Marathon
prano; Helen Klingler, pianist WINS-American Music Ensemble WABC-Guy Lombardo and his Royal Can'
12:05 A.M.
3:15 P.M. 6:45 P.M.
W M C A-Cuckoo-1 lorsefeathers
WOV-Colonial Trio WEAF-June Pursell; Ballads a
WPCH-Dave Soman, tenor WNYC-Aviation; auspices Major Nelson Kelly WEAF-Johnny Hamp's orchestra
WABC-La Forge Berumen; Musicale WABC-Joe I'alooka for II. J. Heinz
WOR-Dr. Paul Kellers; talk WOR-Julian 1Voodworth's Orchestra 12:30 A.M.
WJZ-Literary Digest Topics; Lowell Thomas
3:30 P.M. WINS-"Ireland Calling" WEAF-Charles Agnew's Orchestra
WMCA-In a Gypsy Camp W LW L-"Quest ion Box" WJZ-Larry Funk's Orchestra

WEAF-Woman's Radio Review 6:55 P.M.
WJZ-Hello Marie; Comedy Skit
WOR-Ariel Ensemble
WABC-Rhythm Kings, Fred Berrens WINS-"Radiotorial;" George Martin WABC-Isham Jones' Orchestra
WPCH-W-T Stock Quotations
WOV-Irving Frazer, violin 7:00 P.M. 12:45 A.M.
WINS-Carrie Lillie, Personality Songs
WPCH-Keys to Contract Bridge WABC-Don Bigelow's orchestra
3:45 P.M. WEAF-Through the Opera Glass
WOR-Bronx Marriage Bureau, comedy sketch 1:00 A.M.
WJZ-Rhythrnic Serenade WJZ-Amos 'n' Andy; Pepsodent Program
WOV-National Child Welfare WABC-Myrt and Marge; Wrigley Pre'ram WABC-Claude Hopkins' Roseland Ballroom Orch.
WINS-Angelo Bono, Singing Guitarist WINS-Lullaby Lady
WLWL-Monastery Echoes 1:05 A.M.
3:50 P.M. WNYC-Music
WMCA-Noble Sissle's Orchestra

1:30 A.M.

--WPCH-Patsy Kelly 7:05 P.M. a .<" o-¢k, WABC-Snooks Friedman's Orchestra
4:00 P.M.
WPCH-Elmo Russ presents John Redmond 1:35 A.M.

WEAF-Musical Comedy Hits 7:15 P.M. WMCA-Romeos of Radio
WOR-Centenary Junior College WNYC-N. Y. State Industrial Safety Campaign
Many fans think that the Wcrld War was

WJZ-Home Decorations; Grace Vail Gray WJZ-Hinds' Romance Exchange; Beatrice Fairfax worth the trouble if it did nothing more t .á.1111111[1111111111111C1111111111111[1111111111111[1111111111111[71111111111,1[7111111111111['
WMCA-Totten Players WABC-Crisco Program-Mills Brothers than show Jack Benny that he could act.
WPCH-The Song Dramatist WINS-"The Trail Blazer;" Travel Talk He enlisted in the navy as an actor, so 5
WABC-U. S. Army Band Concert WOR-Your Dog and Mine; Eveready Program they made him fiddle and tell jokes and
WINS-Thyra Saunter Winslow; Authoress WPCH-Pete 'u' Rusty play leading parts. Jack rather liked it, BOYS!!
WOV-Dance Marathon
7:30 P.M.
4:15 P.M.
W PCH-"Hole-in-one"Club
WMCA-Nalda Nardi, Dream Lady-Elmo Russ, or- WNYC-Civic Information
ganist WJZ-Swift Program; Stebbins Boys and so did his audiences, so he's been doing
it ever since for Hollywood, Earl Carroll,
WJZ-U. S. Navy Band WABC-Richman Brothers Program
WPCH-Rae Fox, Lady of the Strings WINS-The Globe Trotter
WINS-Uncle Robert's Rascals WOR-Jack and Jean, dialogue and songs and now he will be heard on the air as Turn Your Spore Time into Money
WLWL-"Timely Topics"-Rev. James M. Gillis, master of Ceremonies with George Olsen
4:30 P.M. and Ethel Shutta on a new ginger ale No matter where you live-country
C.S.P. program Monday and Wednesday evenings or city you can earn money for that
WMCA-Tony Sacco and his Guitar at 9:30 over an NBC-WJZ network.
WEAF-Tea Dansante 7:35 P.M. baseball glove in one week by sell-
WOR-Rainbow Trail; Women's Trio 10:10 P.M. ing the
WABC-Nat'l Democrat Committee WNYC-WNYC Air College WMCA-A Night in Italy
WOV-Levey's Fife and Drum Band _Radio Guíele
WPCI3-The Chas. Capps' Players 7:45 P.M. 10:15 P.M.
WINS-Ethel Fox; Operatic Soprano 1. Hundreds of Other Boys Are Now-
WEAF-The Goldbergs; Pepsodent Program W0R-Charles Strickland's Orchestra; Loretta Young
4:45 P.M. WJZ-Billy Jones and Ernie Hare; Best Foods Frog. Why Not You?
WABC-The Camel Quarter Hour 10:30 P.M. = Write or Call
WMCA-Monsieur Sakele WINS-The Wandering Minstrel WMCA-Three Little Funsters
WEAF-The Lady Next Door. WPCH-Red Black and Gold Trio RADIO GUIDE
WPCH-The Forgotten Songster WOR-Jack and Jean W0R-Beggar's Bowl
WABC-George Hall's Taft orchestra WRNY-Varieties of 1932
WINS-James Aswell; "Roving New Yorker" 7:50 P.M. WJZ-Hollywood Nights
WOV-Gilt Edge Phonies WABC-Music That Satisfies; Chesterfield Program
W L W L-Castleton Trio
4:55 P.M. 10:45 P.M.
8:00 P.M.
WOR-Program Resume
5:00 P.M. WNYC-Legal Problems
WEAF-Fleischmann hour; Rudy Vallee
WMCA-Concert-Francesca Iovini, contralto WJZ-Edgeworth Program
WEAF-Kathleen Stewart, pianist WPCH-Cis and harry Harding-Two pianos
WOR-Food and Hygiene WOR-Chandu, the Magician; Beech-Nut Program
WJZ-Coffee Matinee; Marimba Band; guest speaker WABC-The Bath Club; Linit Program
WABC-Hon. William John Coopoer, talk WINS-Jersey Novelty Quartet
WPCH-Ken Winston
WOV-Schlossmañs Furniture 8:15 P.M. WMCA-The Songbird of the Air 475 Fifth Ave., New York City
WINS-Rose Gallo; "Songs -Piano" WJZ-The Pickens Sisters of Georgia
WNVC-.Alumni Association of Brooklyn Law School WABC-Arthur Jarrett ¡;'1111111111111[7111111111111[]111111111111[]111111111111[7I11111111111CI111111111111C11111111
5:15 P.M. WJZ-Rin Tin Tin Thriller; Chappel Bros. Program
WABC-Sterling Products; Abe Lyman's Orchestra
WINS-Chimes
WOR-The Song Makers, sketch

1 WMCA-The Singing Friar WPCH-Lucille Peterson, Dreamin' Time
WEAF-"Skippy;' General Mills Program To Radio Cuide!!

SubscribeWABC-Tito Guizar; Mexican tenor One Year-$2.00

WPCH-Cantor Zev Margouliss
WINS-Tom Keene s Roundup with Doug McTague

Months-$1.255:30 P.M.
8:30 P.M. Six

WEAF-Swanee Serenaders WNYC-1Villie Zay Jackson and the Sherman Family
WABC-La Palina; Kate Smith
WPCH-Polish Symphonic flour
WJZ-Ivory Program

. WMCA-Argenta Quartette WOR-Radio Forum RADIO GUIDE
WOR-Junior Journal of the Air-Children's Program
8:45 P.M. 475 5th AVE.,
NEW YORK, N. Y.
WJZ-Singing Lady; Kellogg Program WNYC-Museum of Natural History
WJZ-Sisters of the Skillet
WABC-The Professor and the Major WABC-Angelo Patri; Your Child Cream of Wheat Gentlemen:
WPCH-Rabbi Lazar Schoenfeld
WOV-Davega Program 9:00 P.M. for Enclosed please find $ , for which send me the ttadio Guide
WINS-Symphonic Rhythmakers
WNYC-Sixteenth Infantry Band (sí= months..) (one year..).
5:45 P.M. WRNY-Hovey Whiteman Trio
Name
WMCA-Red Devils with Junior Smith WABC-Eugene International Revue

. WJZ-Little Orphan Annie; Wander Program WEAF-Chevrolet's Big Six of the Air Address

WOR-Leonora Cori, soprano WJZ-Blackstone Plantation

WPCH-Captain Joe's Stories WOR-Gems of the Opera City State

Page Nineteen

Silver Streaks

VOICE OF THE LISTENER

Repetition Youthful Poet

Camden, New Jersey Washington, D. C.

Dear Sir:
'Dear Editor:
I lere's my kick-Radio Repetition!
The I am a constant reader of Radio Guide and
also an admirer of Julia Sanderson and
Boswell Sisters, finest of their kind on the Prank Crumit. Below I have submitted an

air, but: "Oh That Kiss," "River Stay Away original poem. I am 13 years old and I hope
From My Doah." "Crying For The Caro- it will he printed in your paper.
JULIA AND FRANK
lines!" Always perpetually, eternally, infern- t.

ally the same songs. Guy Lombardo, fine Julia and Frank are a happy pair, .

orchestra, but; "You're Driving Me Crazy," Twice a week they're on the air,

"Hosanna." Ruth Ftting; "My Man," "Ten Singing the songs that you love to -hear;''
Cents a Dance." \Voii t someone give them Songs that are popular front year to year.

something new? Tuesday and Thursday they sing the praise

So fed up on always being sure of hearing 01 Blackstone Cigars, over the waves;
at least one repeat on each of their respective Friday morning at ten -fifteen,
programs. Surely. I know they do them well, Tasty Bond Bread is their theme.
but maybe they could use other numbers to

equal advantage. \\'on't you forcibly suggest With "Foolish Facts" and songs and jokes,
to Morton Downey to wear out something And "Figure It Out For Yourself," good
else besides "Carolina Moon?" Also that big
folly:
stogie advertizer to quit hauling that same They laugh and joke at every song,
poor moon all over the mountains. Ought Oh, that their time were twice as long!
to pick on something her size. But i do like
her. EliNzabeth Van Gender

My pet-Wayne King-can't hear enough Ross Admirers
of his orchestra. Why can't more dance or-
New York' City
chestras play A!usic' More of Stoopnagle Dear Sir:
and Budd, Don Pedro's tangos, Alex Grey, Will you please see that a picture of David
Hello Marie. and Josef IlofTman.
Ross (the announcer) is published soon in
And how have you been? the Radio Guide? Here's the reason why-

Paul F. Ilalsey the girls in my neighborhood are ga-ga about

b1 his voice and wrote to him many times for

In Defense of Announcers his picture, but he forgets to mail them. So .
do a fella a favor and publish the picture. of
I ltintington Sta., L. I. the voice the girls love to hear. Thanking
Tom. Dick and I larry, popular vocalizing trio, arc featured with the Willys-Overland
Silver Streaks each Tuesday at 8:15 p. m. over an NBC:WJZ network. Tom and Dick Mr.. Editor: y'ou, I am
are brothers and Harry is the youngest member of the team. Carl . i loelle, their
I have been buying "Radio Guide" each "A Radio Guide Reader"
accómpanist, is shown at the piano.
week ever since it was introduced to -the P. S. How about a Mike-O -Graph on Russ
Coluntbo, the Romeo Nof Song?
public, and like it very much because you a
show no partiality among the stars, but give
,,
REVVA REYES -OF MEXICO all a break. Where does Ed J. Fisher get Grier Is the Name

all that applesauce about everybody being Philadelphia, Pa.

happy when there are no more announcers? To Miss Josephine Insolaco,

I think they're O.K. Will you kindly oblige Brooklyn, N. Y.
campaign, Villa was defeate ' and his forces me by publishing a nice, large picture of The Orchestra leader and singer you heard
(Continued from Page One) dispersed, finally he was assassinated. The Louis Dean, the dean of all the announcers, on "Lucky" programs and saw in the mo-

Reyes, a noted bandmaster who has thrown family of Reyes, their idol dead and their in Radio Guide? I will appreciate it very tion pictures is:
his life into aiding .the revolutionary leader. much. James Grier-leader, distinguished musician
"My first years," she says in a fascinating ideals shattered, itt constant danger of cap- \" Reader" and composer, formerly Assistant -Director

Latin accent that cannot be put on paper, ture and death, fled to the United States. Improvements and Arranger for Gus Arnheint. Plays eight
"were spent in fleeing and advancing: When instruments. Born in Pittsburgh it 190?.
,[hey started life-on the i.merican plan- in New York City Played musical score in 'productions of
the army advanced, i was in the wagons going "Palmy Days," "Flying Iligh," "City Lights,"
forward. When it retreated, I retreated, too. El Paso, Texas. Her father, far removed from Gentlemen: "Her Majesty's Love," "Bought," and "In-
discreet." Foreign engagements at Cafe" -Des
1 "I loved music. When my father's band-- the rattle of machine guns, taught music. Ih your last issues we have noticed a few Ambassadeur, Paris: Savoy I lotel, London:
improvements. Let us especially congratulate
one hundred strong-played, it would thrill The family fortunes rose and Revva went to you on the column by Carleton Smith. He and Royal Palace, Ostend. Is not married.
me. Then I learned to dance. I could dance high school, a little half-Mexican girl speaking is an interesting commentator on music, much Ilas been in N. Y., but not recently.
broken English.

Iler father wanted her to go to college.

almost before I could walk. Revva wanted to come to New York and go less stereotyped in his statements than the Write hint at "The Ambassador" (Private
"\Vhen the soldiers were tired-those poor, on the stage. Finally her father capitulated writings of Deems Taylor have been. You Office) Los Angeles, Calif.
and Revva, chaperoned by her mother, came have needed a column for those of us who He broadcasts thru station NFi, 640 kc.,
brave men of Villa's, they were always tired to Broadway. like good music: and we are glad you have from 10:30 until 12 midnight, except Satur-

-1'cl sing and dance and they'd applaud." In the dingy Russian restaurant on Second Mr. Smith. Ile tells us what we want to day, when he broadcasts from 9 to 9:30 p. m.,
Avenue, with the ex-patriots of a half a dozen know. Keep. up the good work in giving and II to 12 midnight. (If no reply to letter,
Imagine this tiny, brown -skinned child

dancing to the throbbing music strains of a nations applauding, she started On the flaming radio listeners information. communicate with me thru this column).

wild revolutionary marching song, surrounded road towards stardom. She danced with the Jamse Germain "M.. L."

by a ring of bright-eyed fighters as rough as passion of her race, into her songs she threw

the mountain ranges through which they the fervor of Villa's banditti. The patronage ...actress a dramatic actress who sings and.
marched in the name of Mexico's Robin of the restaurant grew. You could hardly get New York s gayest and smartest society.

Hood. \Vhat a setting in which to prepare a table when Revva danced. Someone from the National Broadcasting dances, if such a thing is possible.

for a stage career! Ilow far removed from One night, as she finished her first number, Company's artist bureau saw-and heard her After that radio audition there was much
the effete dancing academies of America! there was a tumult and shouting over in a one 'night. She was offered an audition at bidding for the services of Revva. Finally

So this Revva-this pet of the soldiers- secluded corner. Floyd Gibbons, brushing NBC. Mr. Ziegfeld, who has an eye for such things,
past tables, rushed towards her. The show On Christmas Day of 1931 they put her
sang and danced while they fought. stopped for the moment, and before the eyes stepped in and gave her a contract-two
of hundreds of startled patrons Revva, the on the air. She was to sing Christmas Carols hundred and fifty a week-just for a girl to.
Then there came the battle of Irapanto
with the legions of Carranza arrayed against
Villa's insurrectos. She saw her father miss child of the regiment, and Gibbons, the great in her native tongue. But unfortunately, be held in .reserve. Ile stipulated that she
death by a hair. Bullets bit- into the dust at correspondent, embraced and pounded each
her feet. But like the soldiers of her hero- other's backs in the center of the floor. Gib- Revva knew no Christmas Carols. She didn't should dance no more in night clubs. Mr..
bons' protege of the aroyas had come :o Ziegfeld doesn't like his stars to appear in
Villa-she didn't retreat. tell anyone, however, and before her audition
After the battle, in the midst of the ca- New York! night clubs and Revva is a future Ziegfeld
rousals of victory, she met the man whose "Meesta Geeboris," she says, "is the finest announced that she was to sing some songs of
a Mexican boy's Christmas. star-if there ever was one.

counsel has proved a decisive factor in her man I ever know. Ile ces grand, magnificent, Then she stood before a mike and sang But radio hasn't 'forgotten her: Any day
se beeg. Ile help me so much." now you'll hear this girl, with a voice like'
life-I lovd Gibbons. what she knew best-a ribald ballad learned

Gibbons. then, as now, was a famous war So Revva moved out of Second Avenue in the camp of Pancho Villa. Letters' poured a whispered breath from a smouldering vol-.
correspondent. He was attached to Villa's in front Mexico and South America. She was cano, on the air again.
and came to Broadway. Her first part in a an immediate sensation. There came offers
army-the only correspondent whom the legitimate show was in "Hello Paris." In a Ten years ago she was a waif dancing for
'of movie contracts. Revva turned them down. the amusement of ragged troops.
Mexican rebel would allow to travel with his Mexican scene she danced atop a table-not "I want," she says, "to study oice culture.
a big part-but she attracted attention. When ,--Today she is a meteor flashing towards '1
troops. When the child danced for the troops, \Vhen my English (site doeen t say it the way
the show closed there came offers from fa- it's written) is perfected, then I am ready for three heavens: radio, the c,:age, the screen....
Gibbons would sit on the edge of the circle shionable night clubs. Then she danced and
and boom encouragement in his hearty voice.

Pershing swept into Mexico on his punitive sang before the jewels and evening clothes of ¡anything. My ambition is to be a dramatic Which one will get her? ,

rage Twenty

Programs For Friday, May 13

6:45 A.M. 10:55 A.M. 2:15 P. M. 5.30 P.M.

WEAF-Tower Health Exercises-Arthur Bagley, WPCH-Mme. Renn-Beauty Talk WMCA-Ridgewood Dance Marathon WMCA-The Skylarkers
WEAF-Dolly Connolly-Songs
Director 11:00 A.M. WOR-Crinoline Days-Dorma Lee, C alto with WJZ-The Singing Lady-Kellogg Preelan,
WOR-Gym Classes-John Gambling, Director String Orchestra WABC-Pollyanna, the Glad Girl-A. S. Kreider Shoe
WINS-Musical Clock WNYC-Civic Information
WOR-What to Eat and Why-C. Houston Goudiss WLWL-Paul Watson, tenor Co. Program
7:30 A.M. WJZ-To be announced WABC-Do, Re, Me, female trio
WPCH-Radio Series Organ Party WPCH-Agnes Kun-Pianist
WJZ-A Song for Today W EAF-Marionet tes, Ilago Marianni 2:30 P.M. WOR-Julian Woodworth and his Dance Orchestra
WINS-Symphonic Rhythmakers
WABC-Organ Reveille-Popular Music WABC-The Fitch Professor WMCA-Artist Eureau Program
WOV-Mays Inc. Program WOV-Davega Program
7:45 A.M.
WJZ-Jolly Bill and Jane-Cream of Wheat Program WINS-Making Yourself Fashionable WEAF-Echoes of Erin 5:45 P.M.

8:00 A.M. 11:05 A.M. WJZ-The Syncapaters WMCA-Red Devils, with Junior Smith

WABC-Havens and Mack, piano team WNYC-Julius Richter's Viennese Quartet WLWL-Happy Harry Hayden W EAF-Songsters Pss-
WMCA-Phantom Organist WOR-German Lessons-Karl T. Marx
WEAF-Gene and Glenn-Quaker Early Birds 11:15 A.M. WJZ-Little Orphan Annie-Wander Program
WJZ-On the 8:15 WPCH-Pasquaóna DeVoe-Sketch WPCH-Captain Joe's Stories
WOR-Al Woods WABC-Lane Program; Nan Dorland WABC-Elizabeth Barthell, songs WABC-Piano Pictures
WINS-Miss Walls' Calesthenics WINS-Brooklyn Catholic Big Sisters WINS-St. Thomas' Church Service WINS-Piano Twins-Lester Place and Robert

8:15 A.M. 11:30 A.M. - 2:45 P.M, cocello

WABC-Round the World Cooking School; Ida Bailey 6:00 P.M.
Allen
WNYC-Police -Aviation Report. Prelude
WOR-WOR Ensemble WEAF-The Marionettes WEAF-Dr.. George Cohen's Pet Club WEAF-Waldorf-Astoria Sert Room Orchestra'
WMCA-Over the Newspaper WOR-Book Looks; Walter Chrysler, Jr. WJZ-Tranter Brothers
WABC-Salon Musicale WPCH-The Sylph Lady WABC-Columbia Artist Recital WOR -Uncle Don
WEAF-Morning Devotions WOV-Sylph Laboratories WLWL-Blossom Sisters WABC-Current Events, H. V. Kaltenborn
WJZ-Phil Cook, the Quaker Man WINS-Matty Medlin-Songs with Uke WPCH-The Woman About the Ho.tse-Dorothy WPCH-Italian Serenaders
WINS-Musical Clock WINS-Jack Lait's Gaieties
11:35 A.M. Ames Carter WLWL-Young Mother Hubbard
8:30 A.M.
WNYC-"Speech Improvement" WJZ-Lum and Abner 6:05 P.M.
WMCA-Consoling the Console
W EA F-Cheerio 11:45 A.M. WOR-Jersey Jesters-Harmony Duo WNYC-New York Tuberculosis Association
WJ Z-Sunbirds WLWL-Castleton Trio
WOR-Martha Manning-A Macy Presentation WOR-Sketch; Yolanda Langworthy, Norman Pierce 3:00 P.M.
WOV-Morning Song 6:15 P.M.
WABC-Rhythm Kings; Fred Berrens and Company WMCA-Bronx Dance Marathon
WPCH-John McLoughlin-Tenor WNYC-Students' Musicale
8:45 A.M. WABC-Ben Alley, Tenor, with Vincent Sorey's WEAF-Three Shades of Blue WJZ-The Jesters; Orchestra; Art Barnett, songs
WJZ-Radio Troubadours WLWL-Rudolph Forst, violinst
WMCA-Top o' the Morning Ruth Jordan, beauty Orchestra WABC-John Kelvin, tenor
WJZ-John Fogarty, Tenor WOR-George Míttier's Dance Orchestra WRNY-Ed Samson-popular song?
WOR-John Fogarty, tenor; WOV-Gypsy I.ili; Folk Songs WABC-U. S. Marine Band Concert WIN S-English String Orchestra
WINS-Meeting the Poets
talk WOV-Willie Zay Jackson 6:30 P.M.
WINS-Mr. and Mrs. Reader 11:50 A.M. WPCH-Mark Dana's Army Locker
WOV-Willie Zay Jackson WNYC-Elementary French Lessons- - By Prof. V.
WNYC-"Keeping 1VeIl"-Dr. John Oberwager WINS-Cosmo Vullo, Operatic Soprano
9:00 A.M. Harrison Berlitz
12:00 Noon 3:15 P.M. WEAF-Rex Cole Mountaineers
WMCA-Monsieur Sakele WJZ-The Royal Vagabonds
WEAF-Vocal Art Quartet WMCA-Midday Message-Dr. Chas. F. Potter WPCH-Herbert ]Veil, Hits of the Day WOR-To be annottnced-
WJZ-Wáltzes; Walter Blaufuss, director WEAF-General Electric Home Circle WABC-U. S. Alarine Band Concert WINS-American Music Ensemble
W0R-Miss Katherine and Calliope-A Bamherger WJZ-Mrs. Julian Heath WOV-Menne-Lane Duo W PCH-Manhattan Dance Marathon
WOR-Roxanna Wallace and Studio Orchestra WEAF-Adventures in Hobby Riding by the Man of WLWL-"Cotton Blossoms"
Program WPCH-Maritime News and Program Resume WRNY-The Green Locketts Orchestra
WOV-Hudson Clinic WABC-Ted Brewers orchestra a Thousand Hobbies WABC-Snooks Friedman and his Paramount Orch.
WPCH-Piano Poetics WOV-Iloover Medical Group
WINS-Ford Frick Tells the News WINS-Allen Prescott Presents 6:40 P.M.
WABC-Little Jack Little
WINS-Monsieur Sakele 12:05 P.M. 3:30 P.M. WABC-Block-Aid Speaker

9:15 A.M. WPCH-The Bushwhacker WMCA-In a Spanish Patio
WOV-Murray Held, cello
12:15 P.M. WEAF-Woman's Radio Review
WOR-Ariel Ensemble
WMCA-Grand Central Red Caps
WEAF-The Real George Washington
WJZ-Pat Barnes-Swift Program WJZ-Sagantore Hotel Orchestra 6:45 P.M.
WMCA-Francis X. Loughran Science Hour WINS-Jack Healy's Dance Trio
WEAF-Flying Fingers WOR-Dagmar Perkins WPCH-W-T Stock Quotations WNYC-Advanced French Lessons, By Prof. V.
WJZ-Lady Bugs WABC-Arthur Jarrett, with Freddie Rich's Harrison Berlitz
WABC-Morning Minstrels WPCH-Y. M. C. A. Talk Orches-
WOV-Weber and hunter; Kings of Harmony tra WABC-Madison Singers
WPCH-Jean Newhouse-Songster WRNY-Harry Cantor's Ensemble WEAF-Larry Funk and his orchestra
WOV-Late Risers' Gym Class WINS-Lutheran Lenten Service from Globe Theater WLWL-The Catholic Reporter
WINS-Organ Recital from St. Thomas' Church 3:45 P.M. WJZ-Literary Digest Topics-Lowell Thomas
WO R-M usic 12:20 P.M.

9:25 A.M. Ward 12:30 P.M. WABC-Columbia Educational Features WOR-Frances Langford, songs
WMCA-W-T Stock Quotations WOV-The Romance of Everyday Things
WMCA-Organ Interlude WR NV-Studio Program 6:50 P.M.
WEAF-Black and Gold Room Orchestra
9:30 A.M. WOR-Radio Garden Club 4:00 P.M. WEAF-Block:litl Drive
IV,IZ-Hal Kemp 's Orchestra
WMCA-Modern Living WABC-('olumbia Revue WMCA-Phelps Phelps 7:00 P.M.
WEAF-Top of the Morning WPCH-Margaret Steffner-"Over the Teacups" WEAF-Betty Mo-are, Decorating Notes
WJZ-"Beautiful ' Thoughts'-Montgomery WABC-Enric Madriguera s Orchestra WR NY-Wm. H. Bridge-psychology WNYC-Music
WOV-La Rosa Macaroni Co. Program WJZ-Rhythmic Serenade WJZ-The Pepsodent Program-Amos 'n' Andy
Program WOR-Newark Mesic Foundation WEAF-Organ Reveries
WPCH-Retail Grocers Program 12:35 P.M. WPCH-Musicale-Lilliam Trotter, Piano WABC-Myrt and Marge-Wrigley Program
WOV-Modern Living Magazine WRNY-Every Day Economics; J. P. Bowles
WABC-Tony's Scrap Book WINS-Lullaby Lady
W LW L-('asticton Trio
WOR-Sherman Keene's Orchestra WOR-Frank Stuart's Orchestra WABC-Light Opera Gems WOR-Ileahh Talk; Comm. Winne
WPCH-Keys to Contract Bridge
WINS-Discovery Hour 12:45 P.M. WINS-Jacques Heiser, Songs
WOV-Dance Marathon 7:05 P.M.
9:45 A.M. WPCH-Dave Olman
WEAF-Our Daily Food-Col. Goodbody and Judge WABC-Zarcx Moth Chasers; Quartet 4:15 P.M.
WINS-Leone Lavigne-Soprano W PC H-'Taxi'
Gordon; A. & P. Program Peet WJZ-Rr-tio Guild
WJZ-Nothing but the Truth 1:00 P.M. WMCA-Nalda Nardi, Dream Lady-Elmo Russ, or 7:15 P.M.
WABC-Old Dutch Girl; Newsy Jingles
WMCA-Rocklyn String Trio ganist WNYC-Board of Estimate Review
WOR-The Right Word-W. Curtis Nicholson WEAF-Market and Weather Reports WRNY-Riverside ;]lens Class Chore.
:S-Favorite Marches WJZ-Harold Stokes' Orchestra WEAF-Le Trio Charmante WI Z-Esso Program; Robert Ripley
WOR-Dixie Revelers-music with talk WOV-Irving Lane, tenor WOR-Boys Club with Sherman Keene's Orchestra
10:00 A.M. WPCH-Mirror Reflections WR NY-"Louise" WABC-Maxwell House Tune Blenders with Lanny
WRNY-N. Y. Evening Air Post WINS-Doug MacTague, Cowboy Songs
WMCA-Harry Click's Gym Class WABC-George Hall and His Hotel Taft Orchestra Ross, Tenor
WEAF-Pie Plant Pete WINS-English String Orchestra 4:30 P.M.
WJZ-Mrs. Blake's Radio Column WOV-Merit Clothing Co. Program WINS-"The Trail Blazer"-Travel Talk
WOR-Kathleen Gordon, Soprano WMCA-Rasa Brothers anti Edith Hares, contralto WPCH-By the Fireside with Bob and Jerry
WPCH-Elsie King 1:05 P.M. WEAF-Tea Dansante WLWL-Wall Street Journal
WABC-Grant, Graham and Coughlin WPCH-The Vedder Players
WOV-Songs of the Southland WOR-Ken Ittig's Dance Orchestra WOR-Howard R. Garis-Uncle Wiggily 7:25 P.M.
WINS-What's the Answer? WR NY-Recorded Program
1:15 P.M. WINS-Song Stories WNYC-Civic Information
10:15 A.M. WOV-Chats with Authors
WPCH-Vera Thalmann, John Dundon, Sol Granada, 7:30 P.M.
WMCA-Pelham News Trio 4:45 P.M.
WEAF-Breen and de Rose WMCA-Bronx Dance Marathon
"fJZ-Clara, Lu and Em-Colgate Palmolive WEAF-Larry Funk's Palais D'Or Orchestra WMCA-Monsieur Sakele WEAF-The Three Graces
WEAF-The Lady Next Door WLWL-Endorsed Motion Pictures
Program 1:20 P.M. WOV-Leonard and Jimmy-Comedy Duo WPCH-The Hollywood Revue
WABC-Curtis Institute of alysic Program
''ABC-Bond Bread Program-Frank Crumit and WRNY-Transcontinental Air News WRNY-Guy Nankivel-tenor WJZ-Swift Program-Stebbins Boys
WINS-George Drexel Biddle "Dogs" WRNY-Noble Sissies Orchestra
Julia. Sanderson 1:30 P.M. WOR-Centerville Sketches-Hires' Program
-OR-Going Places-T. Atherton Dixon 4:55 P.M. WABC-Easy Aces-Lavoris Program
WMCA-Mirror Reflections WINS-The Globe Trotter
JPCH-Bert Lewis, Comedy Sketch WOR-Midday Diversions-house orchestra WOR-Program Resume
VOV-Canadian Fur Trappers WJZ-National Farm and home Hour 7:45 P.M.
TINS-Your Handwriting-Jane Redington WABC-Atlantic City Musicale 5:00 P.M.
WOV-Roscommon Boys WMCA-Jerry Baker, Tenor and Elmo Russ, organ
10:20 A.M. WINS-St. Thomas' Church Service WMCA-Kolomaku Hawaiians WEAF-The Goldbergs-The Pepsodent Program

MCA-Charles Singer, baritone WOV-Schlossman's Furniture
WR NY-Child health Series
10:30 A.M. 1:45 P.M. WEAF-Mouth Health-Marley Sherris-Calsodent WJZ-Bilhy Jones and Ernie flare-Best Foods, Inc.,

WMCA-Interviews with the Doctor WMCA-Pages of Broadway-Jean Carrot Program Program
WEAF-"Fashions and Figures"-Mrs.Evelyn Toby WPCH-Jack Filman-Sport Chat
WPCH-Jerry Williams WABC-The Camel Quarter Hour-Morton Downey,
I. Newnan & Son Program 1:55 P.M. WIN S-Sonia Merkle-Songs Anthony Wons, and Jacques Renard's Orchestra
WJZ-Our Daily Food Talk-Col. Goodbody and WOR-Breeding Rabbits
WOR-Bisquick Bride-Betty Crocker-Talk WOR-Frances Langford
Judge Gordon-A. & P. Program 5:05 P.M. WLWL-Los Caporales
WPCH-Medlin' Around with Malty Medlin' 2:00 P.M. WINS-Andy and Virginia
WINS-The Wifesaver W O R-al usical Interlude WPCH-Griffin and Gilbert. the Newshouuds
WOR-Jewelry Fashions; Claudia de Lys WMCA-Theatre Revue
WINS-Fred, Mel and Allan-harmony WEAF-U. S. Army Band 5:15 P.M. 8:00 P.M.
WPCH-Manhattan Dance Marathon
10:45 A.M. WLWL-Angela Gay, soprano WMCA-The Singin' Friar WMCA-Ridgewood Dance Marathon
WABC-Alex Samler, pianist WRNY-Temple Emanuel Service WEAF-Cities Service Concert Orchestra and the
WMCA-Jacks of Harmony
WEAF-Betty Crocker-General Mills Program WOR-Roads to Romance WOR-Stanley Brain, organ recital Cavaliers
WOR-Studio Orchestra WINS-American Music Ensemble
WJZ-Chicago Ensemble WJ Z-Swanee Serenaders WJZ-Nestles Chocolateers-Leonard Joy's Orch.
WOV-Blyn Shoe Stores 2:05 P.M. WEAF-Skippy-General Mills Program WABC-The Bath Club-Linit Program
WPCH-Diana Bragg WINS-Tom Keene's Round -Up WPCH-Prunella and Penelope
`WABC-Don and Betty WMCA-Samuel Shankman-Concert pianist W RNY-Stotesbury-Tariff
WOR-Chandu. the Magician-Beechnut Program
2:10 P. M. WINS-Fifteen Minutes of Broadway

WMCA-Jack Filman

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Friday Programs [Continued]

8:15 P.M. WMCA-Old Bill, with Blonde, Brown and Brunette WABC-"Music That Satisfies," Alex Gray-Shilkret's 12:00 Midnight
Orchestra-Chesterfield Program
WMCA-Three Little Funsters-Comedy and song 9:30 P.M. WMCA-WMCA Theatre Revue
WABC-Siugin Sam the Barhasol Man 10:45 P.M. WEAF-Ralph Kirbery, the Dream Singer
WRNY-lv:u, Frank's Bavarian Orchestra WMCA-Review of the Federal Tax Law-Leonard WJZ-Cab Calloway's Orchestra
WOR-Los Charros, with Tito Guizar Levine WOR-Do-Re-Me Girls WABC-Isham Jones' orchestra
WPCH-Studio Informalities with Detleff-Keating WEAF-Beal Street Nights
WEAF-Ponds Dance Program-Leo Reisman and WJ Z-Pickens Sisters, trio 12:05 A.M.
Orchestra His Orchestra WABC-The Funny Boners
WMCA-biaxl's Bavarians
8:30 P.M. WJZ-Armour Program-Roy Shield's Orchestra 11:00 P.M. WEAF-Johnny Flamp's orchestra
WABC-"To the Ladies" Feat uring Leon Belasctis
WMCA-Swedish Choir --directed by John Ericson WMCA-Vaudeville Vignettes 12:15 A.M.
WOR-Billy rlurray, Walter !-:canton, and Marcella Orchestra-Woodbury Facial Soap Co. Program WEAF-Russ Columbo and his orchestra
WJZ-Laurier's Slumber Music WJZ-Charlie Agnew's Orchestra
Shields-Comedy and Music 9:45 P.M. WABC-Howard Barlow and Columbia Symphony
12:30 AIM.
WJZ-Ivory Program WMCA-A Night in France Orchestra
WABC-"Today and Yesterday"-Dramatic high- WABC-Van Ilcusen orchestra WEAF-WaldorfAstoria Orchestra
WOR-Arthur Warren and his Dance Orchestra WABC-Paul Specht's orchestra
lights-Don Voorhees' Orchestra-Gladys Brit- 10:00 P.M.
tain, Soprano-Du Pont de Nemours Co. Program 11:15 P.M. 12:35 A.M.
WMCA-Burt and Helen at the studio grands
8:45 P.M. WEAF-National Oratorio WEAF-Vincent Lopez and his orchestra WMCA-Dave Bernie's Orchestra
WJZ-Whiteman s Pontiac Chieftains, with Mildred WABC-1 toward Barlow and Columbia Symphony
WR NY-Polish Orchestra 12:50 A.M.
WJZ-Sisters of the Skillet Bailey orchestra
WOR-Darling and Dearie; comedy sketch WMCA-Elmo Russ-Organ
9:00 P.M. WABC-Beau Bachelor; Allen A. hosiery Co. program 11:30 P.M.
1:00 A.M.
WABC-Kodak Week -End (lour 10:15 P.M. WMCA-Al Katz and His Kittens
WMCA-Toe Blue Lady-Blues WJZ-Charles Dornberger's Orchestra WABC-Tommy Christians Palisade Park Orchestra'
WRNY-Mitchell Schuster's Tango Band WMCA-A. Cloud Gill Says- WABC-Don Redman's Connie's Inn Orchestra
WOR-Flowdy, Old Timers; Percy Berlins, baritone WOR-Moonbeams-Directed by George Shacklcy 1:05 A.M.
WEAF-The Clicquot Cllub-"Eskimo Night Club"- WABC-Adventures in Ilealth-Ilorlick's Program
WMCA-Noble Sisslé s Orchestra
Harry lleser's Orchestra 10:30 P.M.
WOR-Concert Orchestra, Directed by Vm. Merri- 1:30 A.M.
WMCA-Pascarella Ensemble
gan Daly WEAF-British Purpose in India, Lord Irwin, WABC-Coon-Sanders Orchestra
WJZ-Friendship Town WJ Z-Love Songs and Waltzes WMCA-Chick Webb and His Chicks
WOR-To be announced
9:15 P.M. 2:00 A.M.

WPCH-The Three Dreamers WMCA-Sleepy Time Club-Nalda Nardi and Elmo

Russ

Programs For Saturday, May 14

6:30 A.M. 10:00 A.M. WOR-Tell Us a Dickens' Story-Mortimer Kaplan 12:30 P.M.
WEAF-Dorothy Berliner, Pianist
WINS-Morning Highlights WMCA-Harry Glick's Gym Class WJZ-Our Daily Food Talk-Col. Goodbody and WEAF-Black and Gold Room orchestra
WEAF-The Banjoleers WR N Y-Luncheon Music-recorded program
6:45 A.M. WOR-Young Aviators of America Club Judge Gordon-A. & P. Program WOV-La Rosa Macaroni Co. Program
WPCH-Betty Green WPCH-,June Carter
WEAF-Tov:er Ilealth Exercises-Arthur Bagley, WRNY-Business Science for Women WRNY-To be announced 12:40 P.M.
Director WABC-Melody Parade WABC-New World Salon Orchestra-Vincent Sorey,
WINS-Whats the Answer? WOR-Dark Berger's Concert Ensemble
WOR-Gym Classes-John Gambling, Director Conductor
WINS-Musical Clock NBC Actress, WINS-The Wife Saver 12:45 P.M. t

7:30 A.M. 10:45 A.M. WINS-Nathaniel Cuthright-Tenor

WJZ-A Song for Today WMCA-Loretta Crawford, soprano and Albert Lush. 12:55 P.M.
Melon, baritone
WABC-Organ Reveille-Popular Music WOR-Budget Dishes-Virginia Dare Extract Co.
WPCH-Carolyn Johnson, blues
7:45 A.M. WEAF-Golden Gems 1:00 P.M.
WOR-Bamberger Stamp Club WJZ-Ted Black's Orchestra
WJZ-Rise and Shine-Phil Napoleon's Band WJ Z-Celebrated Sayings WMCA-Al Katz and Orchestra
WINS-Children's Iladio League WEAF-Larry Funk's Orchestra
8:00 A.M. WOV-Blyn Shoe Stores Program WPCH-The Cavaliers
WRNY-N. Y. Evening Post News Flash
WMCA-Phantom Organist - 11:00 A.M. WOV-Merit Clothing Co. Program
WEAF-Gene and Glenn--Quaker Early Birds WABC-hotel Taft Orchestra -
WJZ-On the 8:15
WOR-Al Woods WNYC-Department of Public Markets
WABC-Havens and Mack, piano team WOR-Warner Brothers' Artists
WINS-Miss Wall's Calesthenics WOR-"What to.Eat and Why"-C. Houston Goudiss WINS-English String Orchestra
WR NY-Daisy Miller-Dogs
8:15 A.M. WPCH-Radio Service Organ Party 1:15 P.M.
WABC-Adventures of Helen and Mary
WABC-Salon Musicale WOV-Mays Apparel,. Inc. WPCH-Janet \Vallen-A Cute Little Miss
WOR-WOR Ensemble WOR-To be announced

WMCA-Over the Newspaper 'VJZ-Mrs. A. M. Goudiss 1:20 P.M.
WEAF-Morning Devotions
WJZ-Phil Cook-"The Quaker Man" 11:10 A.M. WR NY-Everybody Says - -
WINS-Musical Clock
WNYC-Don Cesare-Mandolyrico 1:30 P.M.
8:30 A.M.
11:15 A.M. WMCA-Riley and Comfort
WMCA-Consoling the Console WJZ-American Farm Bureau Federation
WEAF-Cheerio WJZ-Rhythm Ramblers W PCH-Building Castles in the Air-Margretn Dinio
WJZ-Sunbi rds WEAF-Radio household Institute WABC-Armand Vecsey's Ritz .Carlton Orchestra '
WOR-Martha Manning-A Macy Presentation WRNY-Edwin Gard-songs WINS-George Dantroth's Old -Time Opera llouse
WOV-Morning Song WINS-Diana Bragg-Songs Players

11:20 A.M. WOV-Bing and Bang Comedy

8:45 A.M. WNYC-"Unemployment Aid," by Edw. C. Rybicki 1:45 P.M.
11:30 A.M. WOR-Paradise Knights, guitar with soloist
WJZ-John Fogarty, Tenor Sorey's Orchestra WOV-Sylvia Gurkin, soprano
WNYC-Don Cesare-Mandolyrico WPCH-Cecilia Zier, violinist
WOR-Musical Novelettes WOR-Florence Case, songs
WABC-Vocal Art Trio WABC-Columbia Revue-Vincent 1:55 P.M.
WINS-Mr. and Mrs. Reader WOR-Bisquick Bride-Betty Crocker-Talk
with Adele Vasa, Soprano
9:00 A.M. WOV-Sylph Laboratories 2:00 P.M. NINj`
WINS-The London Crime hour-Sketch
WMCA-Monsieur Sakele WPCH-The Sylph Lady WMCA-WMCA Theatre Revue
WEAF-Breen and De Rose WRNY-To be announced WOR-Men of Rutgers-Gerard Keller, director
WJZ-Waltzes-Walter Blaufuss, Director WEAF-Rice String Quartet
W0R-Miss Katherine 'n' Calliope-A. Bamberger 11:40 A.M. WABC-Saturday Syncopators-Fred Berrens, Con-
ductor
Presentation WNYC-Brooklyn Museum of Arts and Science WOV-Henry and Bob Koecher-Chamber Music
WPCH-Piano Poetics WINS-Ilarry Tighe
11:45 A.M.
WABC-Little Jack Little WPCH-Manhattan Dance Marathon
WINS-Dan Powers-Singing Lad WOR-Sketch; Yolanda Langworthy, Norman Pierce 2:05 P.M.
WOV-Hudson Clinic WMCA-Samuel Shankman, concert pianist
and Company
9:15 A.M. WOV-Serena Selby, soprano

WMCA-Toy Lady; Wendy Marshall WEAF-Keys to Happiness 2:10 P.M.
WEAF-Tom Brennie WPCH-Knighthood of Youth
WJZ-Lady Bugs-Muriel Pollock and Vee Lawn - Virginia Gardiner seems to become more WINS-Jim Perome-Popular Pianist WMCA-Jack Filman, sport chat
attractive in each new photograph. Anti her WJ Z-Merrie-men
burst voice becomes more pleasing with each new 2:15 P.M.
WABC-The Commuters broadcast. As one of the leading dramatic 11:50 A.M.
WPCH-Mario Wald-Songs actresses on the air, she is featured on WOV-Willie Zay Jackson
WOV-Late Risers Gym Class several NBC programs each week. WNYC-"Keeping Well"-Dr. John Oberwager WMCA-Ridgewood Dance Marathon
WINS-Mabelle Ridley-Contralto 12:00 Noon WINS-"Clancy on the Job"-Frank Maloy
10:15 A.M. WOR-Five Messner Bros.; dance orchestra
9:30 A.M. WMCA-blid-day Message-Rev. Peter Hoey
WOR-Peter Pan and 11ís Magic Flute 2:30 P.M.
WMCA-Modern Living WABC -Ted Brewer's YoenSs Orchestra
WEAF-Top o' the Morning WPCH-Maritime News and Program Resume WMCA-Irish Airs; Patrick Hyland
WOR-Musical Dictionary-Daisy and Bob WRNY-Morton and Mack and Dowling WOR-Ridgely Hudson, baritone
WRNY-Gym Class WOV-Iloover Medical Group WPCH-The Rajahs of Rhythm
WJZ-Beautiful Thoughts; Montgomery Ward Pro- WINS-Ford Frick Tells the News WJZ-The Syncopaters
WEAF-Symphonic Matinee
gram 12:05 P.M. WABC-Columbia Salon Orchestra
WPCH-The Weekenders WOV-Willie Jackson's Party
t+ WABC-Tony's Scrap Book-Anthony Wons WMCA-Pelham News WINS-Dorothy Kantrowitzi-Concert Pianist
WOV-Modern Living Magazine WABC-The Ambassadors 12:15 P.M.
WINS-Discovery Hour WEAF-Knox Sparkling Music 2:45 P.M.
WPCH-Program Resume WOR-Sherman Keenés Orchestra WMCA-Grand Central Red Caps
WJZ-Melody Boys WOR-Music WJZ-Lum and Abner
9:35 A.M. WRNY-Schullstrom Program of Classical Records WOR-Albrecht's Dance Orchestra
WOV-Canadian Fur Trappers WJ Z-Pat Barnes-Swift Program WINS-Edyth Burley-Songs

WPCH-Manny Rattiner, Baritone WR NY-Modern Medicine WEAF-The Real George Washington-Charles Col- 3:00 P.M.
WINS-Two New Yorkers
9:45 A.M. WPCH-S. S. Storyland The Danubian fax Long and Edna M. Coleman WMCA-Bronx Dance Marathon .-,.-
WEAF-Merry Madcaps
WEAF-Our Daily Food-Col. Goodbody and Judge 10:20 A.M. WINS-The Three Juvenile-String Trio WJZ-Radio Troubadours
Gordon-A. & P. Program WOV-Billy Rinehart, popular songs WABC-Four Clubmen, male quartet
WMCA-Jack Blott, baritone WOV-Chick Robinson
WOR-Girl and Boy Scout News 12:25 P.M. WINS-Y. W. C. A. String Quartet
WJZ-Nothing but the Truth 10:30 A.M. WPCH-The Brown Skin Sisters
WPCH-Buddy Club-Charles "Buddy" Loeb WOR-huger Elliott-Metropolitan Museum, lecture
WMCA-Prof. Roy C. Ilanaway; WMCA-W-T Stock Quotations
WJZ-Charles Howard, tenor
WABC-Songs of the Out-ofDoors-Artells Dickson Problem

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Saturday Prógrams [Continued]

3:15 P.M. 7:05 P.M. WPCH-The East Siders WABC-Music That Satisfies-Ruth Etting-Chester
WPCH-Ethel Harper and Doris Tauber WR NY-Studio Program field Program
WPCH-Elmo Russ presents John Redmond WEAF-Civic Concerts Service Program
-WOV-Ted and Lou, harmony 10:15 P.M.
7:10 P.M. 8:30 P.M. WMCA-Song Romance; Grant Kimball arid Claire
WOR-RangertonePipeless, Electric Organ
WNYC-Music WMCA-Will Oakland's Orchestra Wilson
3:30- P.M. WEAF-National Advisory Council on Radio
WMCA-In a Russian Village 7:15 P.M. in WJZ-Snoop and Peep-Comedy
WJZ-Ilello. Marie-Comedy Skit Education WOR-The Idlers-Mandolin, Guitar, Violin and Trig
WJZ-Tastyeast Jesters WJZ-Dance with Countess D'Orsay WABC-Columbia Public Affairs Institute
WABC-Rhythm Kings WABC-William Vincent Hall With Freddie Rich's WPCH-Dance Music
WOR-Ariel Ensemble WABC-Photoplay's "Screen Personalities" 10:30 P.M.
WINS-Gosselin Sisters-Harmony Orchestra WJZ-Twenty Fingers of Harmony
WOV-Bronx Winter Garden WINS-Jack Healy's Dance Trio WRNY-Ivan Frank's Bavarian Orchestra WMCA-Three Little Funsters
WPCH-Sal Deems and His Royal Midshipmen WOR-Joe White, t. or; Orchestra WOR-Chandler Goldthwaite Organ Recital
WEAF-Laws that Safeguard Society 8:45 P.M. WRNY-Ivan Frank's Bavarian Orchestra
3:45 P.M. WPCH-Pete 'n' Rusty 10:45 P.M.
WLWL-The Wandering Minstrel WMCA-Dance Marathon WMCA-The Blenders; vocal trio
WJZ-Singing Strings WJZ-McCravy Brothers
WOV-Bart King, popular songs 7:30 P.M. 9:00 P.M. WABC-The Street Singer
WINS-Ethelwyn Taylor-Contralto 11:00 P.M.
WNYC-Police Alarms-Civic Information WRNY-Apartment 4-B Sketch WMCA-Riley and Comfort
4:00 P.M. WPCH-Studio Informalities WMCA-Mr. S. Pino-News of Italy WEAF-Russ Columbo and his orchestra
WOR-Archie Bleyer and his Orchestra with Beth WPCH-To be .announced WRNY-Schullstrom recorded program
WMCA-Sal Deems' Orchestra WOR-Musical Revue
WABC-Ann Leaf at the Organ Challis, vocalist WEAF-"K-7" Secret Service Story
WJZ-Rhythmic Serenade WJZ-Sonata Recital-Mathilde Harding and Arcadie
WOR-Walter Kirchoff Presents
WEAF-Dollar Bill; Adventure Stories Birkenholz
WINS-William McPherson-Tap Dancing Lesson
WPCH-Derk Kainerbeck, tenor Nan Dorland WOR-Ben Cutler's Dance Orchestra
WJZ-Laurier's Slumber Music
WABC-Don Redman and His Connie's Inn Orchestre
11:15 P.M.
WEAF-Jesse Crawford, organist
"WOV-Dance Marathon WMCA-Eddie Lane's Orchestra

4:15 P.M. WRNY-Verna Carega

WPCH-The Star Dust Duo 11:30 P.M.
WMCA-Nalda Nardi.. contralto and Elmo Russ, WMCA-Al Katz and Orchestra

_ organ . WEAF-Johnnie Hamp and his orchestra
WRNY-Nick Amper's Filipino Stompers
WEAF-Alexander Drassein's Waldorf Astoria Orch. WOR-Julian Woolworth's Dance Orchestra
WOV-Mr. Z and Mr. E; Men of Mystery WJZ-Piano Moods-Lee Sims
WINS-Connor String. Trio

4:30 P.M. WABC-Enric Madriguera's Biltmore Orchestra

WABC-Tonimy Christians Palisade Park Orchestra 11:45 P.M.

WMCA-Emergency Unemployed - WEAF-Beal Street Nights
WOR-Charles Way, Baritone WABC-Enric Madriguera's Biltmore orchestra
WJZ-Preakness Stakes; 41st Running WJZ-Ted Cook and his orchestra
WOV-N. J. Motor Vehicle Bureau 12:00 Midnight
WPCH-Claire Urbow and Happy Blues WMCA-WMCA Theater Revue

4:35 P.M. WRNY-Harold Munsch's Orchestra
WEAF-Ralph Kirbery, the Dream Shoger
WMCA-Dave Somali, baritone WJZ-Jack Denny's Orchestra

4:40 P.M. WABC-Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

WOR-Amateur Astronomers' Association 12:05 A.M.

4:45 P.M. WMCA-Noble Sissle's Orchestra

W M CA-Sakele WEAF-Buddy Rogers and his California Cavaliers
WEAF-The Lady Next Door
WPCH-Hill Billy Harmony 12:30 A.M.
WJZ-Edgewater Beach Hotel orchestra
WOV-Joseph Brush, baritone WABC-St. Moritz Orchestra-Harold Stern, Director
WEAF-Herb Gordon and his orchestra
WINS-Billy Benedick in Gotham

. 4:55 P.M. 12:35 A.M.

WOR-Program Resume WMCA-Dave Bernie and Orchestra

5:00 F.M. 1:00 A.M.
WMCA-The Songbird of the Air WABC-Noble Sissle and Ilis Park Central Orch.
WOR-Frank Stuart's Orchestra
WJZ-Pacific Feature Hour 1:05 A.M.
WPCH-The Dining Car Revue .
WABC-Eddie Duchin and His Central Park Casino WMCA-Chic Webb and his Chicks

Orchestra 1:30 A.M.
WOV-Schlossman's Furniture
WABC-Paul Tremaine and Orchestra
WINS-Erin Isle Entertainers
1:35 A.M.

WMCA-Johnny Ilamp's Orchestra

5:15 P.M.

WMCA-The Singing Friar GET "COAST TO COAST"
W :AF-Skippy
WJZ-Swanee Serenaders -On Long or Short Wave or NO COST

W'íNS-Al Lewis. Dance Orchestra Volotone, a new Super -Tuner
brings in dozens of distant sta-
5:30 P.M. tions with doubled volume, and
less static. Easily Attached.
WEAF-Genia Fonariova, mezzo soprano Write Imperial Lahr., 8957 Coke
WMCA-Bridge Lessons-Edw. Thanz Building, Kansan City, Mo. for,
VIOR-French Course, Dr. T. Clark Sample Unit Offer.
WABC-George Hall and His Hotel Taft Orchestra

WOV-Davega Program

5:45 P.M.
WMCA-Red Devils, ttith Junior Smith
.WEAF-Landt Trio and White - Motor to Music
WJZ-Little Orphan Annie-Wander Program
WABC-Connie Boswell

WINS-Westininister Quartet

6:00 P.M.

WNYC-Salvation Army United Appeal
WEAF-Waldorf-Astoria Sert Room Orchestra
;;:;::_sº,;;>»:.; f..
WOR-IJncle Don-I. V. C. Pearls .
WJZ-Hap Tulliverl Boy Series
One of the loveliest and busiest of Chicago radio actresses sits for her latest photo. Nan NEW.
WPCH Italian Serenaders Dorland is best known to NBC audiences for her work as star of "Keeping Up with
Daughter" presented each Wednesday at 11 a. m. over an NBC-WEAFnetwork. She TRANSITONE
WINS-Ford Frick Tells the News is also featured on the new Columbia skit, "The Lane Reporter" in which she whispers
WABC-Snooks rriedman and Orchestra c4utomobile Radio
some of the latest tittle-tattle to her listeners about Hollywood, its homes and person-
-AWL-Young Mother Hubbard alities. The program is aired each. Friday at 11:15 a. m. over the WABC-Columbia chain. 66. 15 WITEHQUCIPOMMEPNLTETE
6:05 P.M. plus installation
WABC-Do-Re-Me, Female Trio WJZ-Josef Koesrner Ensemble Write or Call for
WNYC-Police Department Band WINS-The Globe Trotter WABC-Vaughn De Leath; Fred Berren's orchestra "FREE RADIO RIDE"
WLWL-Hungarian Musicale
7:35 P.M. 9:15 P.M. KRAUSS BROS.
6:15 P.M. WMCA-Bronx Dance Marathon 110 West End Ave., N. Y. C.
WJZ-Heart Songs- W NYC-Music WRNY-Dance Marathon . Phone TRAFALGAR 7-7855
7:45 P.M.
WINS-Steps of Harmony WPCH-The Three Dreamers
WNYC-Gladys Walsh, pianiste
6:25 P.M. WEAF-The Goldbergs-Pepsodent Program WABC-Modern Male Chorus
WABC-The Camel Quarter Hour-Morton Downey, WOR-To be announced
WJZ-John B. Kennedy, talk 9:30 P.M.
6:30 P.M. Anthony Wons and Jacques Renard's Orchestra WMCA-Jerry Baker, tenor and Elmo Russ, organ
WEAF-Club Valspar
WEAF-Rex Cole Mountaineers WOR-Dr. Frederick Kettner-Talk WJZ-The First Nighter-Company Program
WJZ-Hal Kemp's Orchestra WLWL-Innisfall Quartet WRNY-Wall Street Brokers
WPCH-Manhattan Dance Marathon WINS-"Snapshots"-Margery Swear-David Stewart WABC-U. S. Army Band
WOR-Allan Brome; talk
WABC-Jack Miller and His Orchestra 8:00 P.M.
WINS-English String Orchestra
W LW L-Playlet WNYC-Police Choristers 9:45 P.M. '
WEAF-Ely Culbertson, bridge lessons WMCA-A Night in Italy
6:45 P.M. WPCH-Violet Mete, Ragging the Blacksand Whites WOR-Arthur Warren and His Dance Orchestra
WRNY-The Burke Girls-harmonies WRNY-Studio Program
WEAF-June Russell, ballads WOR-Little Symphony Orchestra-Directed by Philip 10:00 P.M.
WJZ-Hal Kemp's Orchestra
WOR-Jack Berger's Dance Orchestra James WMCA-The Blue Lady Hour-Lcuie Sobel,
WABC-Leon Belasco and Orchestra WEAF-Lucky Strike Dance
WJZ=Danger Fighters-Health Products Corp. Pro.
7:00 P.M. WABC-Fray and Braggiotti, piano team Guest Artist
WNYC-Talk WIN S-The Three- Cheers WJZ-Melodic Gems
WRNY-To be announced
WPCH=Keys to Contract Bridge 8:15 P.M.
WEAF-To be announced
WJZ-The Pepsodent Program-Amos 'n' Andy - WABC-Abe Lyman and His Orchestra
WABC-The ,Political Situation in Washington To-

".`WINS-Lunilglhat by Lady

W LW L-John McGrath, tenor..

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Listed in Alphabetical Order for the Convenience of D-X Fans

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KABC-San Antonio, Tex 1420 KICK Red Oak. Iowa ... 1420 WWBBAALP--BFaolrtitmWoroer.th, Md 760-1060 ' 1VGST-Atlanta, Ga 890 {YMCA-New York, N. Y:.. 570
ICID-Idaho Fails, Idaho. 800 {VOX-Schenectady, N. Y. 790 W'DFIL-Brooklyn, N. Y 1500
1(C11C-Tupelo. Miss. 1500 ....1320 Tex 1210 WIIA-Madison, Wis. 890
KB PS-Portland, Ore 1420 I(IDO Boise, Idaho 1250 WBAX-Wilkes-Barre, Pa, 1400 940 W11TMN-Fairmont, W. Va. 1500
1200 KIT-Yakima, Wash 1VBBC-Brooklyn, N. Y 1210 WHAD-Milwaukee, Wis. 1120 {YíJIPC-Lapeer, Mich 1210
KI(ICIT1D1CI-PEanriadg. ouOikdl,a Ark. 1370 1310 WBBL-Richmond, Va. WIIAM-Rochester, N. Y 1150 Wi11RJ-Jamaica, N. Y 1350
1310 MISS-San Francisco, Cal . 1070 770
IK(0C111t-JS-JaenrtoamBe.arbAarriza, Cal 1500 RJR-Seattle. Wash. 970 IVIIIIM-Chicago, Ill 1300 WRAP-New York, KNy....Y. . 1300 WMSG-New York, N. Y. 600
1210 I(LCN-Blytheville, Ark W1113E-Brooklyn, N. Y 1200 1VHAS-Louisville, ... .. . 820 WHIT-Waterloo. Iowa 1230
KLO-Ogden, Utah 1290 1VBII2-Ponca City, Okla 1410 WH.V.T-Philadelphia, Pa 1310 {VNAC-Boston, Mass 1010
,. . 980
IKCDDIFCNA--CPiatstspbeur,rghW,yo.Pa KLPM-Minot, N. Dak 1400 WBCi11-Bay City, Mich 900 WFIAZ-Troy, N. Y 1300 WNAD-Norman. Okla 570
1210 1310 1500
1290 JILRA-Little Rock, Ark 1240 WREN-Buffalo, N. Y 1370 {%WVHinIeS--KCaannstaosn,CiOtyh, ioM. o WNAX-Yankton, S. Dak 1310
1430 1200 1200
1.DL11-Devils Lake, N. D KLS-Oakland, Cal. 1390 11'11E0-Marquette, Mich 1440 860 %N BF-Binghamton, N. Y. 1430
780 1200 1200
XI)YL-Salt Lake City, Utah 1(LX-Oakland, Cal 1440 IVIIGF-Glen Falls, N. Y 1230 {IWVJHIAiIBtILF-IS)--Rh\4eotb.cokOygrIaasbln,a,nOd,hNioiIsll 1370 VN 1111-New Bedford, Mass. 1200
..1180 1450 1290
KECA-Los Angeles, Cal 1(1,2-Denver, Colo. 880 WBHS-Huntsville, Ala .1350 1210 WNBO-Washington, Pa ' 1450
770 860 1410
KELW-Burbank. Cal 1300 MIA-Shenandoah, Iowa 560 {VBIG-Greensboro, N. C 1310 1370 WN BR-Memphis, Ten. 560
930 570
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KFAC-Los Angeles, Cal 1310 1370 {SUBS-Green Bay, Wis 1370 WNBX-Springfield, Vt.
KI(FFBBI1-1M-Gilfroesrdt , Falls, Mont. 1370 KMED-Medford, Ore 1310 IV13NX-New York, N. Y 990 830 WNW-Saranac Lake, N. Y 1210
liana KMJ-Fresno, Cal IVBOQ-New York, N, Y 600 WHDF-Calumet, Mich. 1180 WN,1-Newark. N. J 1250
560 RAILH-Monroe. La. 1210 WBOW-Terre Haute. Ind 1220 {VIIDH-Boston, Mass 1420 . 1410
1220 1440 WY N OX-Knoxville, Tenn.
II T11 Cal 550 KMM.l-Clay Center, Nebr 1200 W'BRC-Birmingham, Ala. 1430 WWWWF'IHHTFIEDEMCIC--M--TCRiuinocpncepehraeoepr,sotleiLIrsl,a,l keN,M. inNYn. Y 1420 WWWWO'OONAABYIUXC-S---CNaTnrheewanrAtloenYsntoto,onrnikNo,,,. 1440
920 1410 1310
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1310 1250 1390 ` 1270
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S. D 1280 J
UT EL-Denver, Colo 640 I(MPC-Los Angeles, Cal 1090 WBT-Charlotte, N. C 1000 W: Va 1
1120 600 1450
ICFEQ-St. Joseph, Mo I(MTR-Los Angeles, Cal 710 W73TM-Danville, Va 1280 WIIIS-Bluefield, W. Va WOC-Davenport, Iowa 3
1420 1200 With-Cleveland, Ohio 1430 30
I(FGQ-Boone. Iowa RN OW-Autsin, Texas 570 11,112-A-Springfield, Mass 1170 1420 WOOL-Jamestown,
1200 1280 WODA-Patterson, 0...11163151720901:
1480 ICNX-Los Angeles, Cal 1300 WCAC-Storrs, Conn 1200 WWIVWVIi'H1'lAFO1O[SNP-M--D-ONH-eetJatsweurrrmisMsYewbyoouarirnkgCe,,sit,INyo,.PIwoaNwaY.a J N. Y. 60
930 N.
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1370 WCAE-Pittsburgh, Pa 1440 1014
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1300 1370 1420 bo.,
Wash ICOB-State College, N. M 550 WCAII-Columbus, Ohio 1210 W0110 Albany. N. Y: 810
Lac, Wis. 1310 1210 1500
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1350 1370
KFJF-Oklahoma City, Okla 880 I(OII-Reno, Nevada 1400 WCAL-Northfield, Minn 970 WIBA-Madison. Wis 1200 WOMT-Manitowoc, Wis
1220 1400 780
1020 ROIL-Council Bluffs, Iowa 1380 WWCCAAMO--CBaamltidmeno,re,N.MdJ 1490 SV'IBG-Elkins Park, Pa . 600 WOOD-Grand 1210
1(1%11-Klamath Falls, Ore. ICOIN-Portland, Ore 1260 1490 1VOPI-Bristol, 1230
KFJM-Grand Forks, N. D 1410 ..,, 940 1200 WIBM-.Jackson, Mich 1200 Rapids, Mich '580
ICFJII-Portland, Ore 1370 1310 890 Tenn
ROL-Seattle, Wash 1270 WCAP-Asbury Park, N. J Wí110-Chicago, Ill 1420 WOQ-Kansas City. M0 560
1250 WCAT-Rapid City, S. D ...1400 I%I BR-Steubenville 880
KICEFWJY--FFoorrtt Dodge, Iowa 890 KOMO-Seattle, Wash 920 WIIIU-Poynette, , Ohio 1180 WOR-Newark, N. J 1010
Worth, Tex ICONOSan Antonio, Tex.. 1370 WCAU-Philadelphia, VPt a 1340 Wis .1300 1360
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II(CF-KFIUCA-L-Gawrereelenyc,e, Colo 1370 880 610 VVOOYS--JNefefwersoYnork,CiNty.. Mo 1210
Kans 1250 (CORE-Eugene, Ore WCA2-Carthage, Ill 1200 Y. '
1310 1420 1210 1010 13701370
KFKX-Chicago, III 1310 KI(OPCYB-P-hSoeeanttixle,, Ariz WCBA-Allentown, IllP. a..i 1210
KFLV-Rockford, III 1390 WCIBI)-Zion City, 1360 {9TLSt. Louis, bib ,...1120 WOV-Omaha, Nebr 1310
1340 Wash 650 WOWO-Fort Wayne, Ind 1020
KFLX-Galveston, Tex 1340 hKKIt1PPP'JOJO'MC-ES---PaPDnareesnasFvcdreoaerntn,tca,i,sCcAooClr,oiazlCal.. 940 {SILL-Urbana, Ill 1310 1370
,.1230 1500 WCI111I-Baltimore, Md 1220 WILM-Wilmington, Del 1060 WP A D-Paducah, Ky 1200
ICFi1IX-Northfield, Minn 1420 680 WCBSSpringfield, Ill. 610 1310 WPAP-New York, N. Y 1210
KENT-Shenandoah, Iowa {VCCO-Minneapolis, Minn 1410 WINS-New York. N. Y. WPAW-Pawtucket, Ft I 1410
KFOR-Lincoln. Nebr 610 880 WWCCFDLA--CNheicwagoY,orkIl,l. N. Y WIOD-Miami. Fla 890 W1'CC-Chicago, Ill
XKFFPOLX--DLuobnlgin,BeTaecxh.,. Cal 630 JCPQ-Wenatchee, Wash 1210 1310 WTP-Philadelphia, Pa 1290 950
600 940
1120 KKK1(PIQQtIERSW-C-BPS-iaeHtnrtoksubeJsoultesroyegn,,h, ,CCTaaPlelx 1500 WCGV-Brooklyn, N. Y 930 WIS-Columbia, S. C 900 WPCH-New York, N. Y 1500
1120 610 600
ICFPIII-Greenville, Tex 1290 920 WCHI-Chicago, Ill. 1120 VV'ISN-Milwaukee, Wis WPEN-Philadelphia, Pa
KFPWV-Fort. Smith, Ark 1380 VVCI(Y-Covington, Ky 1420 WJAC-Johnstown, Pa .. 1490 WWPPOGE-A-PtlaatncthicoguCeit,y. N. J 12201370
KTPY-Spokane, Wash. 550 1010 WC L 0-Jane sville, Wis 1180 WJAG-Norfolk. Nebr
1310 1370 1280 .1210 IVPOR-Norfolk, Va N. Y 1250
1000 1330 . 1370
ICFQD-Anchorage, Alas 1210 IK(RRRGEVG--HSaarnltiangAenn,a, Cal 1500 WCLS-Joliet, Ill 1250 WJ A IC-Marion. Ind 1370 VWVPPSR( -OS-PtarotevidCenocllee,geR, . I
KFQU-holy City, Cal Tex 1260 1210 VV.AR-Providence, R. I 1200 1010
KFRC-San Francisco. Cal. 950 MIX.RRIILSCIDDD---DISnahglrlleeavwse,opooTdre,t,xCLalaif. W('MA-Culver, Ind ' 1070 W.iAS-Pittsburgh, Pa 1420 Pa 1310
1120 1VCOA-Pensacola, Fla 660 770 1280
ICFKU-Columbia, Mo WCOC-Meridian, Miss 1270 MAX-.Jacksonville, Fla 1210 WPTF-Raleigh, N. C - 830
1040 780 1200 WC/AM-Miami. Fla 1110
KMFSSGD--SLaons Diego, Cal 1310 WCOD-Harrisburg, Pa 570 VVYYJJAAZY--CChliecvaegloa,ndfllO..hio.. ,. . 1210 STQAN-Scranton. Pa - 1330
Angeles, Cal IK(RNSOCWS'e-Oaatktllean,d,WaCshal 1290 1270
KT UL-Galveston, Tex. 930 WCOI1-Yonkers. N. Y 1210 W.113C-La Salle, Ill 1W-1,10-New York. N. Y 11341040"" -
ICSAC-Manhattan, Kans 1120 IVCRW-Chicago, Ill. 1310 1130 VVQRC-Vickshurgh. Miss
KKlF' UUOP--DSte.nvLeoru,is,CoMloo. WCSC-Charleston, S. C 1210 W,TBi-Red Bank, N. J 1360 WQDM-St. Albans, Vt. 1450
JCSCJ-Sioux City, Iowa 580 WCSII-Portland, WJ111C-Detroit, Mich 1420 580
1330 W111D) AAEF--TKaamnspaas, 590 740
RE VD-Culver City, Cal KSD-St. Louis, Mo. Maine 830 W'JBL-Decatur, Ill 750 WQDX-Thomasville, Ga 1210
550 Fla. 1350 1460 VRAIi-Williamsport, Pa 1230
REVS-Cape Girardeau, Mo ICSEI-Pocatello, Idaho City, Mo WJBO-New Orleans, La 1370 1210
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1130 1370 760 1210
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IKCFPW%VIF-S-Satn. Louis, Mo 1200 1200 WWDDAAIYI--EFlargPoa,soN, .TeDxak. 870 1310 WRAX-Philadelphia, Pa 650
Francisco, Cal. 930 1380 WHIM-Roanoke, Va 1200 %JBW-New Orleans, La 1310 WI-MT-Hattiesburg. Miss.... j1320
KSOO-Sioux Falls, S. D WDBO-Orlando. Fla MIl3Y-Gadsden. Ala 1310 380
St.IKI FTXNDT--NDaemnvpear,, 1420 1400 1210
Idaho 1420 1110 1300 W'JDX-Jackson, Miss "1380 WRHL-Columbus. Ga 1420
Colo 920 ICSTP Paul, Minn.... ......1460 1420 1340
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SanKFX111 WDEL-R'ilmington, Del 1310 570 WRBX-Roanoke, Va 620
Bernardino, Cal 1210 WDEV-Waterbury, Vt VKJKS-Gary. Ind 1450 {VRC-Washington, D. C 1370
ICFXR-Oklahoma City, Okla 1310 800 W'JMS-Ironwood, Mich 1310 1500
ICFXY-Flagstaff, Ariz WWDDGOYD--MChinantteaanpoooligs,a, Minn {KTIt-Detroit, Mich 1500 WRDO-Augusta, Maine . 570
1420 Tenn 610 1480 WRDW-Augusta, Ga
KFYO-Abilene, Tex IIKCCTTTFIISIISS--T-HSwhoirtnevSepFpriaonlrglts,s,, La 1450 1200 VV,ISS-Alexandria, Va 1500 . 580
]CFYR-Bismarck, N. D 1420 Idaho 1320 WDRC-Hartford, Conn 1200 WJTL-Tifton, Ga 1200 W'R EC-Memphis. Tenn 1
Ark 1040 1310
550 1VDSU-New Orleans, La 1V'JW'-Mansfield, Ohio 550 WREN-Lawrence. Kans 1330
KG A-Spokane, Wash 1470 WDVV'F-Providence, R. L. 1360 900 780
KGAR-Tucson, Ariz K1IKIC((TTTTTLSMRSCAHL--L-S-HSHoahosonruuessAvAtteoonnpnngtooe,. rlnetiT,Tso,e,eLxxCaTaext 1310 1230 WVVI(,TAZR-N-eFwasYtorLka,nsNin. g.Y Mich 590 WilTThb-lliinneapolis, Minn
1370 780 1VDZ-Tuscola, III - 1270 W'RJN-Racine. Wis 1120
1120 1310 1..1470 1210
TK+G+0I1tU1--SKanetcDhiiekgaon, , Cal 1330 1290 W'EAF-New York, N. Y 1310 W'KA V' Laconia, N. H WRNS-New York. N. Y 1420
Alaska 900 1310 WEAI-Ithaca, N. Y. 1420 1010 WROL-Knoxville, Tenn 1310
SI3IXí--YSot.rkJ,oseNpehb.r.Mo 1310 ' 1430 SVlCBB-Joliet. Ill 1250 1450
KG 930 WEAN-Providence, R. I., ' 1310 VV'RR-Dallas. 660-1060
KG 560 1310
Fall ')R(OODDAE--MFietrcghuelsl, 940 1420
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KGCA-Decorah, Iowa RTSM-E1 Paso, Tex 1310 1400 WICBF-Indianapolis. Ind 1200 1260
KGCR-Watertown, S. 1270 KTW-Seattle, Wash WEBCSuperiar. Wis. 1310 WICBII-La Crosse. Wis WRVA-Richmond. Va 1200
1220 WEI3Q-Harrisburg, 1450 900 WSAT-Cincinnati. Ohio . 920
D.........1210 WE BR-Buffalo, N. 1210 1260 , 850
:KG CU-Mandan, N. 1430
630 Y...1500 1557000-1'
KGCX-Wolf Point.
D. 1240 1(U:1-Walla Walla, Wash...... 1370 YIik........ 880 WICBI-Cicero, Ill. 620 W'RA.T-Grove City, Pa 1500
1310 I(UOA-Fayetteville, Ark 1210 WICBN-Youngstown, Ohio 1210 1140
Mont 1(17SD-Vermillion, S. Dak 1390 WEDC-Chicago, Ill 1250 VVT(BO-.Jersey City. N. J 1370 W'SAN-Allentown. Pa. '1240
1360
S. D 1370 IKCVV1L-STaecaottmlea,. Wash 890 WEEI-Boston, Mass 1310 W]( BS-Galesburg, Ill 560 WSAR River. Mass
1200 Wash 1370
Falls, Minn. 760 {VEEU-Reading. Pa. IV Connersville, Ind 1500 WSA7-Huntington, W. Va. '
KG DM-Stockton, Cal 1100 1370 WEDC-Emory, Va 720 {V'CR-Atlanta Ga
)(GOY-Huron,. S. D. ICVOA-Tucson, Ariz WICBW-Buffalo. N. Y. 870
1200 KVOO-Tulsa, Okla 1260 WEDS-Cicero, Ill 550 VV KBZ-Ludington, Mich 1400 WWSS1B3TC--sCohuitchagBo.endI.li Ind
KG-ET-Los Angeles, Cal 1140 WELK-Philadelphia,
)(GEE-Yuma, Colo 1300 1(VO11-Colorado Springs, Colo.. .1270 Pa VVT(.TC-Lancaster, Pa. 1370

ROE II-Long Beach, Cal 1200 KVOS-Bellingham, Wash 1200 WELL-Battle Creek. Mich WIC RC-Cincinnati, Ohio 700 WSEN-Columbus. Ohio

ICGEW'-Fort Morgan, Colo 1360 KI(IWV'ECAR-SCherdeavrepoRratp,idsL,a Iowa 1310 WENR-Chicago, Ill WW IICLY2O-O-KklaalhaommaazooC.ityi.tcOhkla 1100 WSFA-Montgomery. Ala
1200 1210 WSIX-Springfield. Tenn.
KGE2-Kalispell, Mont WEI'S-Worcester. Mass 570
1310 I(WGStockton, Cal WERE-Erie, Pa. WLAC-Nashville, Tenn... 1040 WSJS-R'inston-Salem. N. C
KKKI(GGGGTFEPOTIi----CLOSohokarslpwauhnAsoemneg,CaehlOerCsik,silttayiC,, aTlOekxla 1200
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City, 1VFAA-Dallas, Tex. 1180 La
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1500 W'FA3I-South Bend, Ind WLBG-Ettrick, Va WWSSPUITT--TIoowleadoC. ityO, hiIoowa
1370 .....,.12122700 WEAN-Philadelphia, Pa WLBL-Stevens Point, Wis
1310 KKVXVAVSVeGa-Bttrloew, nsRvailslhe, Tex 1260 VVFBC-Knoxville, Tenn. WIWS LLL11B1B1X7-LBoannggoCrIi,tsyla, MndaPianCe ity, N.
570 WE BE-Cincinnati, Ohio WSUN-St. Petersburg, Fla
580 WFI1G-Altoona, Pa. WSVS-Buffalo. N. Y
ICGGF-Coffeyville, .Okla 1420 K1K(XXXRL0O--PE-oAl rbtClearendndetr,eon,O, CreWal ash 1420
1500
KMKGGIGDIIMFI---LPAiultebtlbueqlouR,eroqcCukoe, l,oA.Nrk. M 1010 WEAL-Syracuse, N. Y VVLCi-Ithaca, N. Y ISSN-II-Rutland, Vt
1310 WT BM-Indianapolis, Ind 11SY1I-Syracuse,
1230 WPB11-Baltimore, Md WLEY-Lexington, Mass WTAD-Quincy. IllN. Y
1320 IVFDF-Flint. Mich
1200 IKCXYYA'Z-S-HanousFtorann, cisTceox, Cal. 1420 IVF DV-Rome , Ga WI. IT-Philadelphia. Pa VVTAC-Worcester. Mass. -
1230
KG III-Billings, Mont 950 W'LOE-Boston. Mass 1YTAAt-Cleveland, Ohio
K.YU-Chicago, Ill 1020 {VLS-Chicago, Ill
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690
JIGIW-Trinidad, Colo 1420 WAAB-Boston, Mass 1410 WWFFIE-APh-iMlaadneclphheisat,er,PaN. H- WLVA-Lynchburg, Va
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1500 WHAT-Jersey City, N. 3 1250 WMAC-Syracuse, N. Y.
Fla
890 940 1yFOX-Brooklyn, N. Y WMAK-Buffalo, N. Y.
1500 WIVAABACW--NOemwahaY, orNk,ebNr. Y WGAL-Lancaster, Pa .
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1370 860 WMAL-Washington, D. C WTFI-Toccoa, Ga
1IC(1II1Q.1S-LpooskanAen,geWlesa.shCal Vt5AR-Cleveland, Ohio WMAQ-Chicago, Ill WTiC-Hartford, Conn
570 WWWAAA1CB1OI2---BWNaeanwcgoo,Or,rTleeMaxnasin, e.La 1200 WG1113-Freeport, N. Y WMA7Macon. Ga W'TJS-Jackson, Tenn.-
1420 1200 VGBC-Memphis, %MBA-Newport. R. I WT11L1-Milwaukee. Wis...,
1500 Tenn
1240 WGB1'-Evansville, Ind. IVMIle-Detroit, Mich WTOC-Savannah,
1210 1320 1V31110-Peoria Heights. Ill 1420 IYWAE-Hammond, GIna d..,..
1430 W%V'AAGDMC--APkrerosqn,ueOIhsiole, Me 1420 WO III-Scranton, Pa 1440
1210 640 WGCM-Gulfport, Miss WM 110 Richmond, Va 1210 WW1-Detroit Mich.
790 IVAIU-Columbus, OOhihoio.... WGC1'-Newark, N. J. IVMI1It-Joplin. Alo. 1420 WW'L-New Orleans, La.
1410 VVALR-Zanesville, 1210 WOES-Chicago, Ill. %VA! Ill-Chicago, Ill 1080 WWNC-Asheville, N. C
1420 WWAASPHI-BGirrmanindghRaampi,ds,AMla ich 1140
620 1270 WWOOLK--FNoerwtpoWrtaynNee, wIsn,d.Va Wi1TBO-Auburn. N. Y 1310 WWRL-Woodside, N. Y...'
1200 WMHQ-Brooklyn. N. Y 1500 VVVVSIV-Pittsburgh Pa
WAVVZ-Zarephath, N. J 1350 WON-Chicago. ill W'i111SR-Tampa, Fla. 1370 VVWVA-Wheeling. W. Va
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590 WBAI(-Harrisburg, Pa 1430 WGTI-Buffalo. N. Y