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Braddock-Louis Championship Fight on NBC An Apt Pupil

Jimmy Braddock, training for his title bout with Joe Louis on June 22, is told how to get "punch" in the reading of a radio dramatic script. Olan Soule, NBC actor, is doing the explaining.

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Clem McCarthy, Edwin C. Hill On Job

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Over Combined Networks

Edwin C. Hill's vivid scene descrip-tions between rounds will supplement Clem McCarthy's blow-by-blow de-scription of the Braddock-Louis world's heavy-weight championship fight in the National Broadcasting Company's exclusive 125-station broadcast from Chicago on June 22. It will be the third time in three successive years

that the veteran NBC commentators have been teamed in the reporting of major fights.

Their first job together was the broadcast of the Baer-Louis encounter in 1935 and the second that of the Scluneling-Louis fight in 1936. The combined NBC-Blue and Red net-works, which includes WCKY, WLW, KDKA, WLS, and WSM, used in both of those broadcasts, also will carry the forthcoming Chicago battle. This year's hook-up of 125 stations, how-ever, marks an all-time high in sports broadcasts.

Broadcasting will begin at 10:00 p. m. (E.S.T.) and continue to the end of the fight.

"For Women Only"

, "For Women Only," conducted

by Mary Jane Dunphy, which has been a weekly feature over WCKY, this week becomes a Êve-days-a-week broadcast. Po-pularity of the program, as indi-cated by letters from listeners, induced WCKY executives to give it more time on the air. The program is now heard Monday through Thursday at 9:00 a. m. and on Friday at 9:30 a. m. (E.S.T.).

Beaucoup Interview

Besieged by requests for interviews by high school jurnalists, Lily Pons decided to please everyone by interviewing them en masse. Miss Pons, who sings with Andre Kostelanetz and his orchestra and chorus over the WABC-Columbia network, includ-ing WKRC, WHAS and WJR, Wednesdays from 8:00 to 8:30 p. m. (E.S.T.), said at the conclusion of the interview pictured here, "I like being interviewed by amateurs. They are so spon-taneous!"

Durward Kirby, WLW announcer, resigned last week to join NBC in Chicago.

Lucille Manners is the latest radio artist to be offered a European Con-cert tour.

LIN MASON IS NEW ADDITION TO WKRC STAFF

Lin Mason is the newest addition

to the announcing staff at WKRC.

A native of Zanesville, Ohio, Mason

is a recent graduate of Muskingum

College where he had complete charge

of the public address system operat-

ing in the stadium, chapel and on the campus. During summer vacation, Lin did announcing at WALR in Zanesville and at WCOL in Colum-bus, Ohio. A blond with blue eyes, Mason is

twenty-one years old, 6 feet 1 inch tall and weighs 185 pounds. He will be heard as morning announcer at the hill-top station.

"THE LAST TRAIN FROM MADRID" ON HOLLYWOOD HOTEL

An all-star cast will reenact episodes from the film feature, "The Last Train from Madrid," during the "Holly-wood Hotel" program broadcast over the WABC-Columbia network, includ-ing WKRC, WHAS and WJR, Friday, June 18, from 8:00 to 9:00 p. m. (E.S.T.). Gilbert Roland, Helen Mack, Lionel Atwill and Dorothy La-Mour will be featured in this drama which deals with the current Spanish rebellion.

The floor show of "Hollywood Hotel" will feature Jerry Cooper, Frances Langford, Anne Jamison, Igor Gorin, and Raymond Paige's Orches-tra.

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"UNIVERSAL RHYTHM" BEGINS NEW SERIES ON CBS Nancy Goes-a-Fishing

It looks like an evil day for the finny residents of the New York Aquarium if Nancy Kelly isn't disturbed by an unsympathetic guard before she can cast her persuasive line. Nancy, who is one of radio's most talented young actresses, is heard over the WABC-Columbia network, including WKRC. WHAS and WJR, in "Gang-busters" on Wednesdays from 9 :00' to 9:30 p. m. (E.S.T.), and plays on other prominent programs.

Full Hour Program Supplants Ford

Symphony Richard Bonelli, Baritone, Alec Templeton, Pianist,

Featured

A new and sparkling edition of the Ford Dealers' "Universal Rhythm" program featuring new and modern versions of new and old favorites, will take the air Sunday, June 20, at 8:00 p. m. (E.S.T.) over the Columbia net-work, including WKRC, WHAS and WJR, for a full-hour broadcast.

Formerly a half-hour proiram and heard during the past six months on Saturday nights, the new series will continue during the summer while the Ford Sunday Evening Hour takes its usual vacation from the airwaves. The new edition of "Universal Rhythm" will continue to star Richard Bonelli, favorite "Met" baritone; Alec Tem-pleton, blind English piano wizzard; Carolyn Urbanek, soprano, and Rex Chandler's Orchestra. Augmenting this popular group will be a featured chorus and guest stars. For the first program of the new

series, Mr. Bonelli will present an odd song of gypsy life, "Gypsy John." Joined by Miss Urbanek, the chorus and orchestra, he will also sing a med-ley from "The Student Prince" and "The Song Is You." Miss Urbanek will be heard in "Smiling Through."

Featured in two amusing routines, Mr. Templeton will again demonstrate his ability to coax comedy frotri the keyboard.

In "WSAI Revue" Cast

It's a happy gang that gathers around the microphone with Danny Dee for the "WSAI

Revue" at 2:00 p. m. (E.S.T.), Monday through Friday. Pictured here is the Monday afternoon

group. Left to right, Lee Erwin, pianist; Chic Gatwood, guitarist; Cy Carey, string bass; Bea,

Re: Griffith, Eda, Danny Dee, Clara and Dick Vaughan, who does "Fabert." Bea, Eda and Clara

comprise the Frim Sisters trio, while Griffith is tenor soloist.

A Modern Circe of CBS

Janet Logan., diminutive, black haired, blue eyed and charm-ing, is heard as the feminine menace, "Clare Blake," on "The Romance of Helen Trent" over a WABC-Columbia network, in-cluding WKRC, WHAS and WJR, each Monday through Friday from 11:30 to 11:45 a. m. (E.S.T.). The difficult role she portrays is that of a 1937 Circe, unscrupulous and greedy, which is the anti-thesis of the real lady who, not five feet tall, is demure and at-tractively shy.

Leslie Howard, Colin Clive In Radio Adaptation Of "Monsieur Beaucaire" On Lux Radio Theatre Starring in a radio adaptation of

Booth Tarkington's famous short novel, "-Monsieur Beaucaire," Leslie Howard will be heard on the broadcast of the "Radio Theater" with Colin Clive over a WABC-Columbia network, including WKRC, WHAS, and WJR, Monday, June 21, from 8:00 to 9:00 p. m. (E.S.T.). Howard will be heard in the role

of the exiled French prince who, in-cognito, wormed his way into English society in order to meet the girl he believes he loves. Exposed, he engages in a duel, and discovering the girl to be a snob, returns to his native France and his former station.

CBS to Broadcast Shakespearean Plays Columbia is planning full-hour

broadcasts of Shakespearean plays, to begin on Monday, July 12, f rom 8:00 to 9:00 p. m. (E.S.T.), and to continue for a period of eight weeks. Famous stars of stage and screen will be presented in leading roles in radio's first major presen-ta tion of Shakespearean plays. WKRC will be the local outlet for the broadcasts.

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Vol. VII WEEK ENDING JUNE 25, 1937 No. 6

Where It Belongs The late Will Rogers used to begin his initimable talks with the char-

acteristic remark, "Well, all I know is what I read in the papers." The

average listener might say pretty much the saute thing about programs.

If a microphone performer does a particularly good or particularly

bad piece of work, the listener gives the performer the credit or blame. That is only natural because the performer's work is what the listener hears. So he judges the performer by his work.

This is altogether fair in those cases where the performer is solely responsible for what he does at the microphone. But, especially on big-

time, the performer is not entirely responsible for the way he does his work. Instead, he must do as he is told by the production director.

This individual—sometimes there is a whole staff of them—occupies much the same position in a broadcasting studio as the director does in a movie studio. He is in immediate charge of the show.

True, his name is seldom mentioned on the air. The announcer, master

of ceremonies or featured comedian seems to be in charge. But as a rule it is the production man who has the real authority.

Obviously there is need for such direction. Somebody must be in com-

mand and coordinate the innumerable details if the program is to be a smooth-working whole. But the fact that he is in charge also makes the production man responsible for the program.

That is worth mentioning because the listener is inclined to hold the performers accountable.

Naturally, the production man's responsibility works two ways. Some-times, by skillful direction or the choice of suitable material, he can develop a headliner from unpromising material, just as many screen stars have

been developed by keen movie directors. Again, by stupid direction or choosing the wrong material, he can pretty well extinguish a genuine star.

Stories of both kinds can be heard around the studios. They need not

be told here. But they serve to show that the listener is frequently wrong in giving credit or blame only to performers.

This is not to say that every program should carry the name of its production man, so he can take the cheers or jeers of the populace. This

would shatter the illusion that the star runs the show. Anyway, most pro-grams carry enough names without adding one more. At the sanie time it would be well for listeners to remember that there is such a person as

a production man, and that he has a great deal to do with whether the program succeeds or fails.

So the next time your favorite program is better or worse than usual, think first of the production man. The chances are he, rather than the performers, is responsible.

THE GIRL ON PAGE 13 BESS JOHNSON

Bess Johnson, the Fran Moran of "Today's Children," is one of five members of the original cast of that radio show still with it after five years on the air.

"Today's Children," heard over WCKY and the NBC-Red Network five days each week, will celebrate its fifth anni-versary on Friday, June 18, at 9:45 a. m. (E.S.T.) with a spe-cial broadcast. On that broadcast will be five women who heard the first episode back in 1932 and have been daily lis-teners ever since. These listeners recently were invited to meet the cast of "Today's Children" and their reactions were carefully noted, for use in the script of Friday's show.

Two of them, for instance, expected Bess Johnson to look like Kay Francis. Bess, however, is blonde and has frequently been likened to Ann Harding.

Besides Miss Johnson, the members of the original cast still on the show are Irna Phillips, author of the serial; Fred Von Ammon, Jean McGregor and little Lucy Gilman.

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MARGARET MALONEY

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Lily Pons will sing a comic num-ber in her next picture . . . It'll be titled "The Widow in the Little Grass Skirt."

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Nannette Sargent, one of the cast of 'KRC's "Freshest Thing in Town" celebrated a birthday, Monday, June 14. She's twent-two.

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Al Bland, pilot of the Dawn Pa-trol, will have new announcers on the program front tinte to time . .. May-nard Craig and Francis Pettay along with Charles Koch, who has been do-ing the announcing, will alternate as straight men to Al.

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June 26th is the last date for the Nash show on which Grace Moore and Vincent Lopez are featured . . . Miss Moore is scheduled to do an-other picture after a summer in Eu rope.

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Mrs. Martin Johnson, who has hunted wild animals in African jun-gles with her late husband . . . and

is planning to start an expedition alone late in June . . . admitted that she'd rather face a herd of wild ele-phants than the "mike." This be-fore a recent guest appearance on a network show . . . now she feels so completely at ease before the micro-phone that she is considering some commercial offers for a regular series.

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Sammy Barton, a member of Al Pearce's Gang, who was in Cincy last vqek, is one of the funniest men ever to appear on any stage . . .

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Stuart Allen, tenor, who was heard for years with Fred Waring, replaces Buddy Clark as vocalist on "Your Hit Parade" . . . Clark is heading west-ward to take a try at picture making.

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'Tis said that Harriet Parsons, daughter of Louella Parsons, will pinch-hit on "Hollywood Hotel" while her mother vacations.

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Tho it's not yet official, it looks

like Ford will again be the power be-hind the throne when the World Series is aired . . . And the cost is somewhere around $175,000.

When the Nash show mentioned previously in this column folds, Pro-fessor Quiz will be heard at that time . . . 8:30 p. m. each Saturday . . . over WKRC and the Columbia net-work.

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Sunday exhibits of interior decora-

tion are being offered by two mem-bers of 'KRC's secretarial force! The "Two Megs" is being considered as a commercial name should the girls de-cide to capitalize on their talent.

Character Actor

Elmer Baughman, shown here at the WCKY microphone, is noted for his character roles in radio drama. His newest programs are "Headlines of 1927" and "Headlines of 1912," heard over

WCKY every Tuesday and Thursday at 10:00 p. m. (E.S.T.), re-calling interesting events of 10 and 25 years ago. Baughman takes the role of the Old Timer who reminisces about bygone days.

)1( Enjoying the Great Outdoors

When the "We Live Again" script called for a birthday for Melanie, played by Mary Jane Croft, Jack Zoller, who portrays Dr. Hopson, decided to have an outdoor party for the cast. Pictured here are members of the WLW "We Live Again" cast enjoying Zoller's hospitality in the garden at his home in Cincinnati. Left to right, Rikel Kent, who plays Des Smith; Miss Croft, the hon-oree; Zoller; Bess McCammon, heard as Carrie, and standing, Mrs. Sidney Rauh, cast as Henrietta Hopson. "We Live Again"

is heard over WLW at 10:30 a. m. (E.S.T.), Monday through Friday.

RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING JUNE 25, 1937

PISTON'S "CONCERTINO" Blind Pianist Plays Written Especially Vocal Impression

• Alec Templeton, blind Eng-

lish pianist of the "Universal Rhythm" programs, presents one of his amusing vocal impressions, that of a tenor singing Schubert's "Ave Maria" as heard by short wave broadcast from Vienna. Templeton is a regular feature of the series, which, commenc-ing June 20, will be heard each Sunday over a WABC-Columbia network, including WKRC, WHAS, and WJR, for a full hour f rom. 8:00 to 9:00 p. m.(ES.T.).

MESSAGE OF ISRAEL Rabbi Jerome Rosenbloom, of Tre-

mont Temple, Bronx, N. Y., wit dis-

cuss "Hosea" as guest speaker on the

Message of Israel program Saturday,

June 19, from 6:00 to 6:30 p. m.

(E.S.T.), over the NBC-Blue network,

including WCKY. The program will

be the third in a Summer series de-

voted to Old Testament Bible lessons.

Program Listing Change

Beginning with the next issue of RADIO DIAL program listings will cover from Saturday to Friday inclusive. This issue contains com-plete program listings up to and including Friday, June 25.

For Radio \ Use Second of Commissioned Compositions Presented

By CBS

The Concertino for Piano and Or-

chestra by Walter Piston, head of the

Harvard University music department

and one of the six members of the

Columbia Composers Commission who

are writing serious works especially for

radio use, will be given its premiere

performance over the WABC-Colum-

bia network, including WKRC,

WHAS and WJR, Sunday, June 20,

from 2:00 to 3:00 p. m. (E.S.T.).

This is the second of the commis-

sioned compositions to be presented

and will be played under the com-

poser's direction by the Columbia

Symphony Orchestra, with Jesus

Maria Sanroma, noted concert pianist,

performing the solo part.

Piston, a native of Rockland, Me., wrote the Concertino after making a close study of music broadcasts. His observation that most music lacked clarity when given on the radio caused him to stress simplicity and directness in writing his radio work. He says of his Concertino, which is in three short movements: "If the orchestra is muddy the microphone will not stand for it. I have approached this project very seriously in an effort to realize to the best advantage instrumental re-sources as they apply to radio."

There will be three other selections on this "Everybody's Music" program to be directed by Howard Barlow. They are the Berlioz "Roman Carni-val" Overture; "Deux Gymnopedies" of Erik Satie in an arrangement by Debussy, and, after Mr. Piston con-ducts his Concertino, Tschaikowsky's orchestral poem, "Francesca da Ri-mini."

Neck o' the Woes" Carl Carmer, one of the leading

authorities on American folklore in the country, will discuss and drama-tize the colorful backgrounds of old Mississipppi on his weekly "Your Neck O' The Woods" program, Monday, June 21, from 9:30 to 10:00 p. m. (E.S.T.), over the WABC-Columbia network, including WKRC. Carmen displayed a genius for folk-

lore research in his books, "Stars Fell on Alabama" and "Listen for a Lone-some Drum." In his new series he is delving into the background of dif-ferent sections and states of this coun-try and presenting them in a colorful program of discussion and dramatiza-tion.

PREMIERE ON CBS Good Luck, O'Keefe!

Walter O'Keefe (right), columnist, comedian and master of ceremonies, is going to take charge of affairs at NBC's Town Hall Tonight when Fred Allen and Portland Hoffa leave for their summer holiday the end of June. Walter comes to the center for instructions.

COLUMNIST LEARNS THAT BROADCASTING IS VASTLY CHANGED Newspaper man, soldier, editor, col-

umnist—now a commentator.

Nixson Denton is sports editor of the Cincinnati Times-Star and fea-tured on the "Sports On Parade"

program, 9:00 to 9:30 p. its. (E.S.T.) Mondays, over WSAI and the WLW Line.

Denton last week began a new series of daily programs over WSAI and the WLW Line as a commenta-tor. His radio program has to do with about everything but sports.

Born in Iowa—Denton began his newspaper career as a printer's devil in Manchester, Iowa. He attended

St. Mary's college at St. Mary's, Kans.

After the war Denton returned to the newspaper game. He worked for

the Muskogee, Okla., Democrat, the Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune, the Louisville Courier-Journal and a few other sheets. Fourteen years ago he joined the Cincinnati Time-Star as sports editor. A few weeks ago Red Barber, ace

sports announcer of WLW, induced Denton to share the "Sports on Par-ade" program. Long before Lowell Thomas, Boake Carter, Paul Sullivan and other ace commentators were heard on the air Nixson Denton did a turn on the original WSAI—that was back some ten years or more.

"Things are different now," said Denton. "I used to go on the air and talk until I was finished. Now I have to talk by a stop-watch and occa-sionally I have to quit right in the middle of a yarn so the announcer can say, `This is the WLW Line to New York.' "

Early Bird

Jerry Foy, singer of mountain songs, begins the broadcast day at WKRC each morning except Sunday with a quarter-hour pro-gram at 6:30 a. m. Long a favorite with radio listeners, Jerry's broadcasts are composed in most part of request numbers sent in by his audience. He plays his own guitar accompaniment.

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EDITOR'S NOTE:—The following is a release from National Contest Head-quarters and is quoted by special per-mission of its director and founder, Gilson V. Willets.

"T HE Eighth Annual Group of Al America National Prize Contest

Champions was selected by National Contest News, June 1. To be in-cluded with these champions is one

of the highest honors that a contest enthusiast may hope to achieve. Only 45 national atampions have been named since 1930 when the first group was announced in this column.

This year's "Big Ten" of contest-ing were picked by the questionnaire method from thousands of consistent-ly successful prize 'winners who were rated according to the following plan:

Each person we questioned had the privilege of declining to be named an All American Contestar. Those

who did hot decline received a credit of 10 per cent. Each prize won during 1936 up to

35 rated 1 per cent, with a star for additional victories; each $100 won during 1936 up to $1500 rated 1 per cent with a star for additional earn-ings. (Total 50 per cent.) Each 10 prizes in the champion's

total record of winnings up to 100 rated 1 per cent with a star for ad-ditional victories; each $200 of prize money in the total record up to $2000 rated 1 per cent with a star for additional victories. (Total 20 per cent.)

The champion's popularity through-out America rated up to 5 per cent with a star for exceptional merit. Services rendered the contest pastime rated up to 10 per cent with a star for exceptional services rendered in the form of personal aid and en-

couragement and another star for having published news stories or arti-

cles which would encourage others to participate in contests.

The physical appearance of the questionnaire rated 1 per cent; its

accuracy rated 1 per cent and its at-tention to detail rated 1 per cent. Each of these divisions rated a possi-ble star for exceptional merit. Lastly ethics rated 1 per cent and methods of participation rated 1 per cent.

When rated by the aforementioned

method a nominee might have earned a 100 per cent rating with 10 merit stars. No one this year or any other year has measured up to that high degree of perfection. Here are the 1937 All American Contest Cham-pions:

CARL R. PENNINGTON, 4718 Astral Ave., Jasksonville, Fla., a 32-year old railway postal clerk with a rating of 99 per cent and 9 stars wins the distinction of being Amer-ica's "King of Contesting." Since 1931 he has won 297 prizes valued

at $6,407.46 including four automo-biles. During 1936 he captured 144

prizes valued at $3,593.47. Penning-ton first achieved fame when he earned tenth place in the 1936 All America group. DAVID L. WADLEY, JR., 1181

Maple St., Muskogee, Okla., a 33-

year old accountant earned second place with 98 per cent and 8 stars. Since 1930 he has won 290 prizes valued at $6000 including one auto-mobile. During 1936 he captured 87 prizes valued at $1,400. Wadley first became famous in 1935 when he was named in tenth place for that year's

All Americans. In 1936 he stepped up to seventh place. This is his third championship year. He is now writing a book on contests to help others duplicate his remarkable achievements. CHARLES A. KRAATZ, JR.,

3973 47th St., Sunnyside, Long Is-land, New York, is a 29-year old school teacher who earned third place with a rating of 96 per cent and 9

stars. Since 1927 he has captured 938 prizes valued at $9,112.35 in-cluding one automobile. During 1936 he won 171 prizes valued at $1,166.85. Kraatz was in sixth place in the 1933 All America group of Contestars, stepping up to third place on the 1935 group and he was the national champion in 1936. This is his fourth year of championship title. MRS. ANNETTE VICTORIN,

2109 South 58th Ave., Cicero, Ill., a 35-year old housewife, earned fourth place with 95 per cent and 8 stars.

Since 1930 she has won 582 prizes valued at $4,800 and during 1936 she captured 82 prizes valued at $1,100. This is her second champion-

ship year as she was in second place in 1936. MRS. MARIE BRENNAN, 7133

Bruno Ave., Maplewood, Mo., a 30-

year old housewife, earned fifth place with 94 per cent and 7 stars. Since 1934 she has won 216 prizes valued at $2,873 and during 1936 she cap-tured 102 prizes valued at $1,021.90. MRS. EDNA KNAUL, 1105 West

45th St., Kansas City, Mo., a house-wife, received 93 per cent and 7 stars. Since May, 1934, she has won 247 prizes valued at $2,808.51 and dur-

ing 1936 she captured 85 prizes val-ued at $1,033.85. GEORGE LA MARSH, 84 Brook

St., Scarsdale, New York, a 41-year old timekeeper, received 93 per cent and 4 stars. Since 1929 he has won 1041 prizes valued at $8,672 includ-ing one automobile and during 1936 he captured 281 prizes valued at $1,334. MRS. THOMAS J. McCANN, R.

F. D. 7, Box 124, Schenectady, N. Y., a 44-year old housewife, received 92 per cent and 9 stars. Since 1931 she has won 167 prizes valued at $4,301.66 including two automobiles

"Dude Ranch" M. C.

H. Gilbert Martyn moves into the WSAI "Dude Ranch" pro-gram at 830 p. m. (E.S.T.), Fri-day, June 18, replacing Durward Kirby as announcer, master of ceremonies and jack of all trades. While Kirby did a rube charactear a la Luna and Abner, Martyn will do his own version of the more sophisticated "gen-tleman rancher."

"The charming woman can take a tip from those who speak success-fully on the airwaves. Speak natur-ally, let your poise be unstudied, and keep your own personality—it's bet-ter, whatever it may be than bor-rowing that of some radio or screen star."—Arthur Godfrey.

and during 1936 she captured 60 prizes valued at $763.92. Mrs. Mc-Cann held third place on the 1936 All America group. This is her sec-ond year of championship.

RAYMOND W. CARR, 1016 17th St., Parkersburg, West Virginia, a salesman, received 92 per cent and 7 stars. Since 1930 he has won 700 prizes valued at $4,800 including one automobile and during 1936 he cap-

tured 107 prizes valued at $837.20. Carr first achieved All America fame in 1931 in seventh place. He re-peated in 1936 in eighth place. This is his third year of championship.

MRS. ZELLA BOTELER, 6805 46th St., Chevy Chase, Maryland, a 34-year old housewife and newspaper contest columnist, received 92 per cent and 5 stars. Since 1932 she has won 176 prizes valued at $1,512.20 and during 1936 she captured 122 prizes valued at $996.50.

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Detailed stories of what each of these All Americans has won and done, along with some of their pic-tures will be included in The News' Eighth Annual All America National Contest News Bulletin. For a free copy of this send a stamped, self-addressed envelope to Radio Dial, 22 East 12th St., Cincinnati, Ohio.

New Programs; Time Changes on VISAI "Grandpa Hans," a lovable old Cin

cinnati character, is heard over WSAI from 9:45 to 10:00 a. m. (E.S.T.) Mondays through Fridays in a new program reminiscent of the old days in the Queen City.

Characterized by Ray Shannon, na-tive Cincinnatian and veteran of the

stage and radio, "Grandpa Hans" wilt relate anecdotes of Cincinnati that took place at the turn of the century. He will recall many happy hours spent

in the "Over-the-Rhine" district, where the German singing Societies gathered to raise their voices in song. "Day is Done," a program of poetry

and music, moves to a new spot be-ginning June 16. The program will be heard from 6:05 to 6:15 p. m. (E.S.T.), Monday through Friday. "Day Dreams," heretofore heard

five times weekly, will be on the air over WSAI at 12:00 noon (E.S.T.)

daily except Sunday, adding Saturday to the schedule effective June 19. "Remember When," a program of

reminiscences in music and narration, begins a weekly series over WSAI June 20. The program will be heard from 10:30 to 11:00 a. m. (E.S.T.)

Fireside Recital Helen Marshall, soprano, will sing

Lieurance's "By the Waters of Min-

netonka" during the Fireside Recital with Sigurd Nilssen, bass, on Sunday, June 20, at 6:30 p. m. (E.S.T.), over the NBC-Red network, including WSAI. Miss Marshall also wiU offer Spohr's "Rise Softly Blooming." Nils-sett will sing "I Will Not Grieve," by Schumann and Liddle's "Down Where the Praties Grow."

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N Denotes (NBC) C Denotes (CBS) M Denotes (MBS) * PROGRAMS FOR FRIDAY, JUNE 18

s. (EASTERN STANDARD TIME)

— 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45

8:15 - 8:30

8:45

9:00 9:15 9:30

\iir^ 9:45

"i0:00 10:15 10:30 10:45

WCKY Cincinnati (1490 W.)

Morning Devotions N Gen Ruppe Organ Rhapsody N Dandies N

Breakfast Club—Vanity Show—Bob Brown. m. c. N

WLW Cincinnati (700 Icc.)

lop o' the Morning— Old Time Fiddlers

WKRC Cincinnati (550 tic.)

Jerry Foy Sun-Up Jamboree

Christian Science Early Edition—News Dow's Dawn Patrol

t " "

Traffic Court .

For Women Only Today's Children N

Vagabonds Don Allen Pat O'Malley .... 1 Bob Conley's Orch

Family Prayer M Sing, Neighbor, Sing Horne Songs N

News Sunday School Lesson Mail Bag Chandler Chats

Hymns of All Churches Hope Alden's Rom'nce Virginians Couple Next Door M

Linda's First Love Personal Column N We Live Again . The Gospel Singer N

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Woman's .Hour Bachelor's Children

Betty and Bob C . Betty Crocker C Modern Cinderella C Who's Who in News C

Magazine of the Air C .. 18

Big Sister C !Dr. Defoe C

11:00 Marine Band N GU-1 Alone N The Gumps C 11:15 41 Live Stocks .....!Edwin C. Hill C 11:30 ...... Gene Arnold . !Romance Helen Trent C II:45 Cme O'er to Our Hue The Frim Sisters Our Gal, Sunday C

6:30 6:45

7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45

8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45

9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45

WSAI Cincinnati OMO lic.1

Church Forum Sun Dial

Brown County Revelers

Streamliners N

News

WJR Detroit. Mich. (750 ho.)

Pott and Guest

Ill .6

If

Three Aces Crowley Milner Revue

St News Carolyn Pryce Bachelor's Children C Style & Shopping

Mrs. Wiggs N I Betty and Bob C John's Other Wife N. Betty Crocker C. Just Plain Bill N , Modern Cinderella C Grandpa Hans -Jr' I John Watkins C

10:00 David Harum N Magazine of the- Air C The O'Neills N 10:15 Backstage Wife N I " " Personal Column N. 10:30 How fo be Charming N , Big Sister C Vie and Sade N 10:45 Newlyweds Dr. Allen Roy DaFoe C Ed. MacHugh N 11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45

Captain Tim Healy N Ma Perkins N Popper Young's Fam. N To be announced

Young Cincinnatianse,Jhe Gumps C News Ralph Simpson . Edwin C. Hill C Sunshine Special Cotton Pickin' Time .. Romance Helen Trent C U. S. Marine Band N Joe White N Our Gal. Sunday C

KDKA WLS-WENR Pittsburgh, Pa. (980 kc.) Chicago. Ill. (870 kc.)

MusicarClock Farm Bulletin Board . Smile a While (cont'd

Sing, Neighbor, Sing. News Report—Bentley. News: Musical Clock 'Sing, Neighbor, Sing Wm. Meader. organ N The Smile Market.. Dandies of Yesterday N Morning Devotions...

Morning Merrymakers. Pokey & Arkie News Report—Bentley.

Linda's First Love ... Jolly Joe Ralph Emerson—organ

Tim Healy N Ma Perkins N Popper Young's Fam. N The Old Kitchen Kettle

The O'Neil, N Personal Column Vie and Sade N Gospel Singer N

Livestock Market Orch. & 4 Hired Hand Foods; Morning Homemakers, Marthe

12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45

1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45

-2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45

Question Box; News .. Carl Freed Make Believe C Neighbor Nell Tom, Dick & Harry M Rug Weavers Farm and Horne National Farm and Dining with G. Rector C Hour N

1.1 68

I Home Hour N Aunt Jenny's Stories C

le àe er Woman's News C Meet the Minus

Bennet & WoltIverton N Variety rime !Luncheon Lyrics Peggy Wood Calling N Betty and Bob Myrt and Marge C

1 Radio Guild N ' Pepper Young's Fam. N i Fun to Keep House .

Ma Perkins N ' Musical Calendar 1 i Vit and Sade N

40 The Three Consoles C

The O'Neills N....Y ! "

12:00 From Headquiarters 12:15 Jane Grey 12:30 Words and Music N 12:45

Make Believe C Pretty Kitty Kelly C Geo. Rector C ..... Aunt Jenny's Stories C

1:00 The Strange Cannon Woman's News C 1:15 Molly Halstead Hello Peggy 1:30 W. Logan's Musicale N , Hope Alden's Rom'nce 1:45 String Quartet . , Myrt and Marge C

2:00 WSAI Revue .........Monticello Party Line. 2:15 " " Musical 2:30 Barber's Interviews 1Mrs. Page 2:45 ,Sports Oddities News

Cornfield Follies .

National Farm and Home Hour N

"Big City Parade" Virginia Lee, Sunbeam M'kets; Weath.; News Dinnerbell Program

1, .1 ..

KDKA Home Forum... Livestock Market Market Summary

To be announced Homemakers - Amer. Pen Women. Program To be announced

3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45

4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45

5:00 -.4-.11 Sports Review 6:15 " " • 5:30 Press Radio News N 5:45 I Civic Club

Lorenzo Jones N Helen Nugent Club Matinee N . Kitty Keene, Inc

Follow the Moon N. The Guiding Light N

Story of Mary Marlin N Life of Mary Sothern M Story Time Orphan Annie N ..

Toy Band Tommy and Betty ... The In-Laws Lowell Thomas N

Hilltop Serenaders Singing Lady Music

Plays N Feature Race, Latonia

Hartford Choir C. Our Souvenirs C. Bon Voyage C

Notes and News

Eddie Schoelwer St. Aloysius Orch

Howard Phillips C Freshest Thing in Town Hollywood Highlights Dick Bray—Sports

3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45

4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45

5:00-5:15 5:30 5:45

Cincinnati vs. New Hartford Choir Concert Echoes York—Baseball Gama Our Souvenirs C Utility Hall

Club Matinee N

! at Cincinnati Linde': First Love H. Middleman's Oral. Way Down East B. Elliott's Orchestra..

Painted Dreams I Story Mary Merlin N Envoys of Melody The Singing Lady N

Doris Kerr IYouth Speaks

, Melody and Rhythm News , Uncle Neal and Prudy. Azinsky Ensemble !

Lifebuoy Soap Sports: Weather I Red Barber's Resume Waltz Time Lowell Thomas N

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Three Spades The Sea Pirate Sports Review

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Mary Merlin N. Music Circle Gentlemen of Rhythm N

The Show Shopper Johnnie Johnston N

Harry Kogen's Or. N. Children's Stories What's the News' Summer Melodies N

6:00 Mary Small N 6:15 Uncle Ezra N 6:30 Small and Kennedy 6:45 Louise Florea N

7:00 Irene Rich N „)‹ 7:15 Dr, Robt. Hutchens N

7:30 We Present Another 7:45

B:00 11:15 8:30 8:45

String Ensemble Rhythm in Song Lum and Abner N ' Bob Newhall

Pleasant Valley M ' Frank Morgan Death Valley Days N

Louie Armstrong N .. To be announced 0 0

Arkansas Travelers Coronet on the Air N Who's Who in Racing j

Poetic Melodies C Musical Visions Hollace Shaw C Break. Carter C

Broadway Varieties C

Hal Kemp's Dance Band C

Hollywood Hotel— Jerry Cooper, Raymond Paige's Orchestra C

6:00 Kentucky News Stevenson Sports IBig Yank Roundup... ' Mary Small, songs N 6:15 Spic and Span 1Jane Froman ro be announced 1 Fray & Braggiotti N. , 6:30 Billy Snider's Orch Hollywood Spotlight Musical Moments 1 Leurmry Cooper,anAb songs nersoN 6:45 Tom Slater ! Boake Carter C To be announced J

7:00 Cities Service Concert ' Broadway Varieties C IIrene Rich N , Iran. Rich N _ 7:15 —Lucilie Manners N " " To be announced Commencem 't Ad'. N

Death Valley Deys N I Death Valley Days N 7:30 7:45

8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45

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Waltz Time with Mary Eastman N

Dude Ranch .16 IO

Hel Kemp's Orch. C..

Hollywood Notai— Jerry Cooper, Raymond Paige's Orchestra C

Louie Armstrong Louie Armstrong N... N I ..

Coronet on the Air N , Coronet on the Air N te

(CENTRAL STANDARD TIME)

WSM WHAS Nashville, Tenn. (850 lm) Louisville. Ky. (820 Ise.)

5:30 5:45

6:00 6:15 6:30 Delmore Brother, 6:45 Musical Clock

7:00 I ireairfast Club, N 7:15 7:30 " " 7:45 " "

8:00 Musical Interlude .. 8:15 Vaughn DeLeath N.. 8:30 News 8:45 Viennese Sextette N

9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45

10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45

Banner Newshawk Jimmie Dodd How to be Charming N The Gospel Singer N

United States Media; Band N

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I.

11:00 Love and Learn N 11:15 Varieties; News II:30 National Farm and 11:45 Home Hour N ...

12:00 12:15 " 12:30 Banner Newshawk 12:45 Dept. of Agriculture

1:00 Pepper Youngi-Farn.-171 1:15 Ma Perkins N 1:30 Vic and Sade N 1:45 Leon Cole, organ .

.9

Asbury College Devotions

Breakfast Business .... Hank Kaon* Gang ....

Early Morning Jamboree C

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Betty and Bob C Betty Crocker C Modern Cinderella C Who's Who In News C

Magazine of the Air C

Big Sister C Dr. Allan Roy Defoe C

Linda's First Love Edwin C. Hill C Romance Helen Trent C Our Gal, Sunday C

Make Believe C Monticello Party Lins> WHAS News Room Aunt Jenny's Stories C

Woman's News C Collage of Agriculture Markets, Weather Myrt and Marge C

Hope Alden's Romance University of Kentucky.

I. .6 .

Jackson Family

2:00 1Club Matinee N 2:15 'Personal Column N 2:30 'Following the Moon N 2:345 1The Guiding Light N _ _ 3:00 Woman's News 3:15 Singing Lady Plays N 30

3:45 Campbell Royalists N

4:00 Education in Ple;rs 4:15 Barry McKinley, N 4:30 Financial News 4:45 Musical Mosaics

5:00 Pan Amer. Broadcast 5:15 Afternoon News 5:30 Drame:: News 5:45 Shelton Bros.

6:00 !Irene Rich N --6:15 Commenc't Exorcises N 6:30 Jack Pearl and Tommy 6:45 Dorsey

7:00 Francis Craig's Orch 7:15 France, Patrick 7:30 Hotel LaSalle Orch 7:45 Davey Jones' Locker

Yellow Blank Salute Weekday Devotions .. Bon Voyage C

Salv'n Army Band C Henry J. Harriman C Doris Kerr, songs C Funny Things C

Howard Phillips C . : Hobart Bosworth C Herbert Koch, organ Melody Cruise

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WHAS News Room.. Hollace Shaw C bake Carter C

Broadway Varieties C.

Hal Kemp's Dance Band C

Hollywood H et. 1-!: Jerry Cooper; Ray. mend Paige's Or-chestra C

9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45

10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45

Jack Pearl, Baron Munchausen N ..

To be announced N... Elsa Schallert N

éiomenade Concert N

Five Star Final Taxicab Night Club

Trump Davidson's Orchestra N

Reggie Childs' Orchestra N

II:00 11:15 11:30 11:45

First Nighter N

Jimmy Fidler N Happy Times

Amos Andy N.... Mad Hatterfields Sarney Rapp's Orchestra

Paul Sullivan B. Goodman's Orch.. Salute to Texarkana, Texas-Arkansas .

WCKY WLW

Ferde Grofe's Orchestra C

Babe Ruth C To be announced C

To be announced Frank Dailey's Orch. C News—Lee Bland Bernis Cummins Or. C

Red Nichols' Orchestra C

George Hamilton's Orchestra C

WKRC

9:00 Nixon Denton 9:15 Froman and Franconi 9:30 Ross Pierce': Orch I 9:45 Lang Thompson's Orch

.10:00 Jack Sprigg's Orch 10:15 Paul Sullivan 10:30 Serenade in the Night 10:45 Leo Reisman's Or, M

1100 Horace Haidt's II:15 11:30 11:45

Orchestra M Jack Denny's Orchestra

'NETWORK PROGRAMS (NBC-CBS) EASTERN STANDARD TIME

6:00—Poetic Melodies: Jack Fulton, tenor. Franklyn MacCormack, reader, and Carlton Kelsey's Orchestra. WABC WKRC whk wade wcau wwva wbt

..-Howard Neumiller, pianist. (CBS) kmbc

—Mart Small, songs. WJZ WCKY WLS wgar wave wire

Pepsodent Program: Amos 'n' Andy. WEAF wgy wtam who kyw

0:15--Ma and Pa," dramatic sketch, with Parker Fennelly and Margaret Dee. WABC wcau wade wwva whk wbt

...Hollywood News: Del Casino, tenor, and Ray Block's Orchestra. WABC wcau

..-Fray and Braggiotti, piano team. WJZ WLS wgar wave wham

..."Uncle Ezra% Radio Station WEAF WCKY wgy wtam wmaq wire wdaf wbap kyw ksi') who

4:30—Caballeros. (NBC) wgy %dam wmaq wire wdaf wbap kyw kstp

.--Day Line Movie Pilot. WEAF only Lum and Abner, comedy sketch.

WJZ WLW WENR wgar •-•Dinner Concert. (NBC) wgy wtam wmaq

—Hollace Shaw, songs. WABC WKRC WHAS whk wfbm wade wwj whio wcco

6:45—bake Carter, news commentator. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR whk wbbm kmos wcau wcco kmbc wbt

—Sisters of the Skillet: Ed East and Ralph Dumke. WJZ only

—Bughouse Rhythm. WEAF wgy wtam wire wdaf wbap kyw who

—Louise Flores, soprano. (NBC) WCKY wgar wave wire wham

7:00—Irene Rich. WJZ WCKY WLS KDKA WSM wave wgar wire wham

—Cities Service Concert: Lucilie Manners, soprano, and the Cities Service Quartet; Rosario Bourdon's Orchestra. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wmaq wwj who daf kstp wbap wfaa wfla

—Poetic Melodies. (CBS) WHAS WJR wbbm wfbm wwl wcco kmox kmbc

—Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) WSM WLW wmaq wfaa wire wbap kstp wwl wtam

10:15—Jean Sablon, songs. WEAF wwl wave wtam kyw who wgy

10:30—Bernie Cummins and his Orchestra. —Broadway Varieties: Oscar Shaw, guest boni-

WSAI

Fende Grofe's !Jack Pearl N 1 Jack Pearl N Orchestra C .. 9.

Bribe Ruth C B. Elliott's Orch Vocal Varieties !Elza Schallert N

Poetic Melodies C ... 1News: Sports Musical !Play Fiddle Play The Great Plaque 'Herman Middleman's Bernie Cummins Or. CI Orchestra

Atadline News Art Shaw': Orch This Week In DX Club Review 'New Penn Orchestra..

Meditation

WJR

To be announced

Golden Gloves - Contest

Trump Davidson's Orchestra N

Lou 8 ..... 's Dance Orchestra.

KDKA WLS-WEN tone and m. c.; Carmela Ponselle, mezzo soprano; Elizabeth Lennex, contralto; Victor Arden's Orchestra and guest stars, WABC WKRC WHAS WJR whk kmox wbbm wfbm kmbc wcau wcco wade whio wbt wwl

7:15—The National Commencement Address— Dr. Robert M. Hutchins, President University of Chicago, addressing the nation's grad-uates of secondary schools, collages and universities. WJZ WCKY WLS WSM wgar wham

7:30—Death Valley Days, dramatic program, with John MacBryde, Jean King, Vernon Radcliffe and Jeff Bryant; Orchestra direc-tion Joseph Bonime. WJZ WLW KDKA WLS wgar wham

—Hal Kemp's Dance Band, with Kay Thomp-son, the Rhythm Singers; David Ross and Paul Douglas, announcers. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR whk wfbm kmox wbbm whio wcau wade wbt kmbc wwl

8:00—Waltz Time, with Frank Munn, tenor; Lois Bennett, soprano; Manhattan Chorus; Abe Lyman's Orchestra. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wmaq wwl wdaf kyw who wire

—Hollywood Hotel, Dramatic Musical Revue: "The Last Train From Madrid," featuring Gilbert Roland, Helen Mack, Lionel Atwill and Lew Ayres. Jerry Cooper, m. c. Frances Langford; Anne Jamison; Igor Gorin, baritone:: Raymond Paige's Orches-tre. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm whk

8:00 First Nighters N 8:15 8:30 8:45

9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45

Greatest Host in the World

Ferde Grofe's Orchestra C

Babe Ruth C Musical Moments

Poetic Melodies C _ Vic Arden's Orch. Bernie Cummins' Orchestra C

Red Nichols Orch. WHAS News Room .. Louisville Dance Time

Amos 'n' Andy N Jean Sablon French Casino Orchestra N

10:00 WSM News 10: 10: 10:

15 30 45

Sports Review Peabody College Program

WSM WHAS wfbm kmox whio kmbc wcau wade wbt wwj wcco

—Fleischmann Program: Lotie Armstrong', Orchestra; Eddie Green and Gee Gee James, comedy team, quasi artists. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wham wgar

B:30—True Story Court of Human Relations, "And I Thought He Loved Me", drama-tization, WEAF wgy wtam wwj kyw who wmaq wdaf wire

—Coronet on the Air: Deems Taylor, and Robert Armbruster', Orchestra, WJZ WLW KDKA WLS wgar wham

9:00—Raleigh and Kool Show: Jack Pearl as Baron Munchausen, with "Sharlie" (Cliff Hall); Morton Bowe, tenor; Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wgar wham wfla

—Ferde Grofe and Orchestra; Vocal Ensemble direction Edwin Smalle. (From Phila-delphia.) WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm whk wfbm kmox wmbc wcau whio wsbt wwj wcco

—Campanas First Nighter; dramatization starring Les Tremayne and Barbara Luddy. Orchestra, direction Eric Sagerquist. WEAF WLW WSM wwj wave wmaq wtam wdaf who kstp wfla wfaa kvoo wgy

9:30—Babe Ruth at Bat. WABC WHAS WKRC WJR wbbm whk wfbm kmox wcco wbt kmbc wcau whio wwl

—To be announced. WJZ WCKY wgar wham wave wire

—Jimmy Fidler and his Hollywood Gossip. WEAF WLW wgy wtam wmaq kyw wwj wire kstp wdaf

9:45—To be announced. WABC WKRC whk wcau kmox wade whio wsbt wwj wcco

—Elza Schallert, reviews. WJZ WCKY KDKA wgar wham wire wave

—Vic and Sade. Comedy sketch, with Art Van Harvey, Billy 'eleison and Bernardine Flynn. WEAF kyw wgy wtam wwj wire wmaq kstp wdaf

10:00--George R. Holmes, Chief of the Wash-ington Bureau of the International News System. (NBC) wg, wtam wdaf kyw

—Eso News Reporter. WEAF only

—Frank Dailey and his Orchestra. WABC (WKRC on 10:15) wade kmox whk wsbt wbt whio wcau kmbc

—Pomenade Concert. WJZ WCKY wgar wave wire wham wfaa wfla

—"Tomorrow's News Tonight," Commentary by Andre Baruch. WABC only

—Poetic Melodies. (CBS) WHAS WJR wbbm wfbm wwl wcco kmox kmbc

—Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) WSM WLW wmaq wfaa wire wbap kstp wwj wtam

10:15—Jean Sablon, songs. WEAF wwj wave wtam kyw who wgy

10:30—Bernie Cummins and his Orchestra. WABC (WKRC WJR on 10:45) WHAS wfbm wcau whio wade whk kmox wbbm kmbc wsbt wbt

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\ RADIO FAVORITES SHOOTING AND SHOT AT

RADIO DIAL. WEEK ENDING JUNE 25. 1937

I Y T H E A

Biggest news of the week... WCP0 makes its bid for a place in the radio sun with a special newsroom. The Sinton station is taking additional quarters on Wal-nut Street next to the Keith Build-ing. All 'CPO news broadcasts will originate from this spot... with the public welcome at all times to wander in for a look-see, Complete staff of writers will be on hand, too. The setup swings into operation this week ...with Mercury, a young chap in bellhop livery, speeding hot news stories from the Post to the new WCPO spot. A minimum of fourteen news broadcasts a day will be aired.

• The first of the "For Men Only"

shows from New York via the WLW line rates only a "B". De-spite New York talent, it just didn't stack up with many of the broadcasts originated here. Sulli-van did his usual good job ... but why inflict Estelle Taylor on us.... Here's hoping the series picks up as it goes along.

• Dropped into the Zoo offices to

confirm word of a six weeks opera season this summer.. Looks now as though some of the operas will be broadcast ... and over NBC. And by the way, some smart sponsor ought to sign up Ed Molitore. His swell tenor voice would add plenty to any show.

• Up to Dayton to see the WLW

Radio Revels...basically the same show that played Shubert's here. "Red" Barber easily the hit of the show and Helen Nugent as "the old fashioned girl" looked and ound ed swell.... The act is playing 10 large audiences at the Colonial Theatre in the Gem City.

• THUMBS UP: Aplenty for Cros-

,ey's Jimmy Leonard...who graces many a WLW and WSAI show.... Dialed him Tuesday on the "Hits of the Week" show ... and he does a swell job. Jim's got a good voice and he works hard ... a combination that's hard to beat.

• ALONG THE MILKY WAY:

Radio's busiest man ... chief engineer, Frank Dierringer. Certainly don't envy Al Bland his job ... the Dow Dawn Patrol takes off pretty early but what a listen-ing audience that boy has built up ... and it's a safe bet that Al coaxes many a chuckle before breakfast. Bill Clark, who used to boss WCP0, is now head man at WIRE in Indianapolis. And Lloyd

AL+

TR ONOMER

George Venard comes down from WGAR, Cleveland, to do com-mercial things at WCKY. WLW blossoms forth with a new trio ... .the Frim Sisters.ÇTfii- boy Danny rDe.e.• on WSAI is worth shout' about. He's got something.J Bill Williamson, WKRC's new sales manager, with his charming Mrs., departing for a week-end in Chi. John McCormick and Ruth Lyons entertaining Frank Menke and Cy Newman, in Cincy to broadcast the Latonia Derby, at lunch.

• More star shooting with the

astronomer .... next week. And, as usual, more peeps at people. THEME UP AND OUT.

STRING ENSEMBLE REPLACES JOHNSON FAMILY OVER WLW

"Eichstadt's String Ensemble," a

program of chamber music, provides dinner-hour entertainment for listen-ers to WLW and the WLW Line four

days a week.

The program, featuring violins,

viola, 'cello and piano, is heard from 6:00 to 6:15 p. in. (E.S.T.), Mon-

days, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fri-days, replacing "The Johnson Fam-ily."

John Eichstach, former violinist with the Cincinnati Symphony Or-

chestra, has been a member of the

WLW music staff the past several years. He resigned his position with the Symphony to devote his full time

to broadcasting two years ago.

Jimtny Scribner, creator and pro-ducer of "The Johnson Family," left

the air waves after his program of June 11 for a much needed vacation.

He plans to spend several weeks im-

proving his newly acquired farm 25 miles from Cincinnati. He also will

do considerable fishing during his va-cation.

QUESTIONS AND

ANSWERS

By RALPH SIMPSON

RADIO DIAL'S "RADIO SLEUTH"

I'M still getting the cold shoulder

from the staff of the Nation's

Station, along with one or two

others, for not showing up at the

most successful of all mail bag pic-nics, but then that's life I guess, or

is that just the title of a song? That reminds me, the songs and hymns of the Gospel Singer now eminate from

the NBC Chicago studios, this change

taking effect Monday of this week.

Mr. MacHugh plans to make his

home there. The main purpose of

the switch is to bring the Gospel

Singer to the Western folks too.

This is done by two programs a day— the first at the usual spot 10:45 (E.S.T.), Blue Network. The other

4:15-4:30 (E.S.T.), Red Network. A new announcer goes on the pro-

gram now, Louis Rowin. We'll all miss Hugh Frazer though.

How many of you were surprised to hear Bernie Cummins pinch-hitting for Ted Weems, Sunday at 11:30

(E.S.T.). It's only for the one time,

however, as Ted is on again June 20th at 11:30 (E.S.T.), WLW.

Another noticeable change took place on Homer Rodeheaver's pro-

gram of "Gospel II\ mns." They say anything worth having is worth keep-

ing in the family—that was the case in this instance at least, for Rose Rodeheaver Thomas, his sister ac-

cepted the responsibility and did a fine job. Homer was in Kansas City for a conference.

Johnny: Senator Fishface and Pro-fessor Figgsbottle are known in pri-

vate life as Elmore Vincent and Don

Johnson respectively. The blues singer

on their program is Jean Ellington,

and oh, yes, Hollywood is dickering for a Fishface movie. What do you

think will happen?

Some of you may' have heard the

news, but it is still future, so I'll just mention it as a reminder. June 20, at 7:00 o'clock (E.S.T.), if you are

tuned in to any of the Mutual sta-tions, you will hear a new program opened with "Hi There, Audience"

which brings back to the folks in the

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East the familiar, pleasing voice of

Ray Perkins . . you know the one who used to sing "Soft White Hands" to the ladies? This is Ray's first since the National Amateur Night shows

about a year ago.

So much has been said about the

Mary Marlin program that I believe

you will be interested in knowing of a change in air time. Formerly heard

at 3:00 o'clock (E.S.T.) afternoons, it is now moving to 8:00 o'clock

(E.S.T.) in the morning, effective June 28. This makes two shows each forenoon—the first to the East, the

second at 10:15 a. m. (E.S.T.) to the West. One thing I can say is this: It takes a good show to withstand the

bouncing around received on the

present-day radio schedule.

I almost forgot to include the birth-days, but there still is space for an-other line or two. Let's see—there's

one coming up this month. Harold

Carr, the Music Box Master, has on,. on the 29th of June. The others I

have for you all come in the cold months .... a fact that doesn't cause

me much concern perhaps because I I'm all stoved up. Don Cordray, Jan-uary 6; Danny Dee, February 16, and

Peter Grant, December 13—but more

of this next week, when I and eighteen million other fellows will be able to I tell you all about the fishing condi-tions in Uncle Sammy's back yard. In the meantime see if you can fathom

this, or you might worm it out of your farmer friends. "Why is there some-

thing eerie about a cornfield?"

Jean Harlow Helped Local Player

Pall Mall, current favorite at the

Lookout House, was deeply stunned over the death of Jean Harlow,

Pall Mall was up for a screen test once over in Brooklyn. Up to this time Mall had had three tests and

the result was always the same—he was afflicted with lens-staring. It's

a habit of looking directly into the

face of the camera. This causes many a good actor anguish until the afflic-

tion is overcome. Miss Harlow helped Pall Mall by letting him in on a studio secret : she told him that when he felt the urge to stare into the

lens to pass it up by concentrating on the bright' object just above the

film cylinder. This he did and the outcome was that for the first time his

test was okayed. Pall Mall felt that

he owed a debt of gratitude to Jean—

indirectly, she helped him find him-

self.

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N Denotes (NBC) C Denotes (CBS) M Denotes (MBS) * PROGRAMS FOR SATURDAY, JUNE 19

(EASTERN STANDARD TIME) (CENTRAL STANDARD TIME)

-6.3C 6:45 ,

..-7:00 ' Words Men Live By N Family Prayer Period M Sing Before Breakfast 7: 15 ' Ralph Hodges Concert in Brass. Early Edition 3:30 ; Leibert Ensemble N... ¡ Moments Musicale N. Dow's Dawn Patrol

._7:45 Rhythm Rascals N _ " " 2( with Al Bland-Time 1 1

8:00 ' Breakfast Club-Bob News Temperature, Music 8:15 . Brown m. c. N ; Morning Devotions . 8:30 .• ; Larry and Sue Woman's Hour 8:45 " " I John Quincy, bass

9:00 Swwethearts 9:15 9:30 9:45

WCKY WLW Clnronnati (1190 hr.) Cincinnati (700 Mc.)

Top o' the Morning-, Old Time Fiddlers

WKRC Cincinnati (550 hr.

Jerry Foy Sun-Up Jamboree

N Raising Your Parents N

Bill Krenz's Orch. N

i0:00 Sue Mitchell N I 10:15 Minute Men N

10:30 ¡ Magic of Speech N 10:45

Continentals N 11:15

11:30 Hessberger's Orch. NI Academy of Medicine !Geo. Hall and Or-11:45 ¡ " I R. Battle's Con. Ens. N ¡ chestra C

12:00 12:15 1230 12:45

- I:00 1:15 1:30 1:45

Sweethearts N Raising Your Parents N

Synagogue of the Air

Sue Mitchell N.. Minute Men N Fed. of Music Clubs Dixie Debs N

Dalton Brothers C...

Ruth Cross C Richard Maxwell C

'Let's Pretend C

Fred Feibel, organ C Waltzes of the World Columbia Concert , Hall C

Call to Youth N 'Captivators C . Live Stocks I Orientale C

2:15 2:30 2:45

3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45

-4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45

-5:00 - 5:15 5:30 5:45

WCKY News Ohio Fed. Worn, Clubs Jack Shannon, songs C Our Barn N Froman and Franconi , Jimmy Shields C National Farm and National Farm and Buffalo Presents C Home Hour N Home Hour N

.• .. .".

Dedication of Smith Alumnae House N

Program from Vienna N

Caballeros N Arctic Exped. Pgm.

Golden Melodies N

Concert Miniature N

To be announced

Madison Ensemble C Anne Leaf, organ C Luncheon Lyrics Tours in Tone C.

Down by Herman's C Musical Calendar Dept. of Corn. Ser, C Clyde Barrie C

Club Matinee N. Week-end Revue N Children's Corner C Dictators C

All Sports Review Race at Latonia All-Sports Review

Nickelodeon N

Spelling Bee N

I

.. • Kaltenmeyer's 1 Kindergarten N

---- 1i7Dri Hatters'

Press-Radio News N Morrow Concert N

, Orchestra N .. ;News . ¡Alfred Gus Karger

E. Robert Schmitz, piano C

Notes and News

Eddie Schoselwer . To be announced

American Derby C Rhythmaires C News; Sports C Dick Bray, Sports

6:30 6:45

7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45

8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45

WSAI Cincinnati (1330 itc.)

WJR KDKA WLS-WENR Detroit, Mich. (750 hr.) 'Pittsburgh. Pa. (980 Mc.) ' Chicago, Ill. (870 Mr.)

Patt and Guest Musical Clock Farm Bulletin

Smile A While (cont.) 'Church Forum Sing, Neighbor, Sing News Report Sun Dial I .. ¡O News The Hilltoppers

Wesley Meth. Church ' Dick Leibert, Uncle Buster's Boyd Brown County Revelers Crowley Milner Revue ' organist N . .... Morning Devotions

Streamliners N ' Breakfast Club N --- Arkie d 4 Hired Hands Stevenson News News Report Big Yank Roundup . Jolly Joe's Pet Pals

' Dalton Bros. C Dr, John Holland News

9:00 Charioteers N Your Garden 8 Mine C 1 Sweethearts of Air N Junior Stars 9:15 Vass _Family N Richard Maxwell C Training Your , Program T:30 Ed Fitzgerald M Musical i Parents N , Friendly Philosopher 9:45 " " Mrs. Page , Bill Krantz's Orch. N Old Kitchen Kettle

Fred Feibel, organ C Sammy Fuller's Starlets Downtown Shop'g News 10:15 " " ..... .. Waltzes of World C " " ¡ WLS Merry Go Round 10:30 U. S. Army Band M .1Columbia Concert Magic of Speech N 1

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10:00 - "

l0:45 1 " " .. ... 1 Hall C _ 11:0()-1High School - !Captivators C 1 News Program Announcem 'ts

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11:15 , Foundatión Hour ... 1 Orientale C .... . ' Sunshine Special .. The Novelodeons . 11:30 ' " " 1 George Hall's °mhos- Hessberger Bay. Martha Crane and 11:45 I " " 1 tra C ' Orchestra N Helen Joyce ..

12:00 From Headquarters Popular Melodies Slim, Jack and Gang Arkie 12:15 Day Dreams. Jimmy Shields C Tablelands Band Garden Club 12:30 Happy Felton's Buffalo Presents C.... National Farm and Markets; Weather.. 12:45 Orchestra M Horne Hour N . Grain Market Summ'y 1:06 IJack Sprigg's Madison -Ensemble C 1:15 ' Orchestra 'Anne Leaf C 1:30 Palmer House M " " 1:45 Embassy Trio M I 1 Tours in Tone C

- 2:00 Barber's Interviews ' 2:15 Sports Oddities 2:30 Cincinnati vs. New 2:45 York-Baseball Game

3:00 at Cincinnati 3:15 " " • Detroit Schools ,›Ç Club Matinee ee i•

3:30 " The Dictators C E. 3:45 " .1 piftaonbrtisetc Schmitz,

4;15 001 Princeton Invitation 4 Track Meet C 4:30 ,Radioland Orch. M 4:45

5:00 !Concert Orchestra M American Derby C 5:15 ¡Harold Tornar M Uncle Neal's Birthday. i 5:30 !Chas. Messner M News: Scores C 5:45 1Red Barber's Resume. , Ben Feld's Orch, C 1

6:00 1E1 Chico Revue N Stevenson Sports Message of Israel N ' 6:15 Spic and Span Frank Morgan 6:30 1Billy

I Snider's Orch.. Metody and Rhythm Unclee N Orchestra Question Bismarck Hotel

6:45 Tom Slater

7:00 'Symphonic Strings M Professor Quiz C _ 7:15 " " "There Was A — Otto's Novelodeons

Woman" N Don and Helen 7:30 Jazz Nocturne M 7:45 1 " " Johnnie Presents C . Meredith Willson's Keystone Barn

Orchestra N Dance Party

National Barn Dance N National Barn Dance N-,. ..

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Dow:: by ,Herman's C

Dept. of Commerce C News

Poultry Service Time Home Talent Program

Walter Blaufuss and Livestock Markets . Orchestra N Winnie, Lou and Sally

Homemakers' Program ..

Baron Elliott's Orchestra •

Ricardo and his Cab-alleros N

Hotel La Salle Orchestra N

Bill and Alex Ad Club Talk

News One Minute Sermons Sports: On the Mall Dinner Dance ..

Club Matinee N.

King's Jesters N Music Circle Bert Block's Orch, N Bert Block's Orch. N

Nickelodeon N

News: Home Sym. N Mack'n Mor'w Con. N

6:00 , Message of Israel N 6:15 6:30 Eddie Versos 6:45 Orchestra

-7:00 "There Was a 7:15 Woman" N 7:30 Meredith Willson's Johnny Presents C 7:45 Orchestra N ..

-8:00 Ralph Small's Orch.., Snow Village \x• Grace Moore and Vin-8:15 Westminster Choir .. Sketches N cent Lopez Orches. C 8:30 Front Page Drama Joe Cook-Shell , To be announced 6:45 Chateau N . Musical Moments

R. F. D. Hour

Jack Sprigg's Orch.... 'Bob Newhall

NBC Jamboree N 1 " "

Mus'l Bargain Counter Harmony Highways Boy Scout Program. Potpourri C

Prof. Quiz. C

9:00 I Concert Party N .. .. " ',. j Your Hit Parade - Al 9:15 .•.. ... .. Goodman's Orch. C 9:30 To be announced N Book of People 9:45 "

10.00 Lou Bring's Orchestra N National Barn Dan-cis--10:15 Inkspots N Alka-Seltzer N 10:30 Five Star Final . 10:45 Al Donahue's Orch. N.

ill:00 I Rudy Vallee's Orch. NI Paul Sullivan 11:15 Art Shaw's Ord). N Johnny Hemp's Orch 11:30 George Olsen's Noble Sissle's Orch 11:45 Orchestra N

To be announced

B. Berrigan's Orch Bernie Cummins' Orchestra C

Benny Goodman's Orchestra C

Glen Gray's Orchestra C

8:00 ¡Hawaiian Serenade 1.4 Grace Moore-and Vin: 8:15 " " cent Lopez' Orch, C 8:30 'Louisiana Hay Ride M Saturday Night 8:45 ¡ ' " Serenade C

Message of Israel N .

9:00 Nixon Denton ' Your Hit Parade - Al New Penn Orch 9:15 Lang Thompson's Orch. Goodman's Orch. C B. Elliott's Orch 9:30 Saturday Serenade M " " Cornfield Follies , Barnyard Frolic

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9:45 ; To be announced C ' " " . Ramblers and Patsy 10:00 -Eddy DuChi-n Orch. M .........News: C

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10:15 Bill Carlsen's Orch, M News Comes to Life Follies 10;30 Barney Rapp's Sports and Bulletins.. , "Down at Grandpa's" 10:45 Orchestra B. Cummins' Orch, C. Nixon Cafe Orchestra 'WLS National Barn

11 :00 Happy Felton's Headline News - Messages to the North Dance --11:15 Orchestra M B. Goodman's Orch, C 1 Art Shaw's Orch, N 11:30 Eddy Duchin's Glen Gray's ' George Olsen's Or, N 11:45 i Orchestra M Orchestra C ' Harlem Casino Orch

Barnyard Jamboree .

Till Story Club

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WSM Nashville, Tenn, (650 Mc.)

5:30 5:45

6:00 6:15 6:30 1Musical Clock 6:45

2:00 Breakfast Club N 7:15 7:30 0 .0 7:45 .•

8:00 ,Sweethearts of Air N 8:15 Raising Your Parents N 8:30 8:45 Bill Kranz's Orch. N

9:00 I Banner Newshawk 9:15 Home Maker's Chat... 9:30 ,Magic of Speech N 9:45

10:15 10:30 10:45

WHAS Louisville, Ky. (830 Re.)

Asbury College Breakfa st Business ....

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Early Morning Jamboree

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Your Garden II Mine C !Richard Mawell C....4. Let's Pretend C

Fred Feibel. organ C !Waltzes of the World C Columbia Concert

Hall C

Call to Youth N - 1 The Capitvators Three Rancheras N.. .10rientale C George Hessberger's ¡George Hall's

Orchestra N Orchestra C

1100 Oiir Barn N , Jack Shannon C 1:15 " " ;Jimmy Shields C

11:30 National Farm and 1WHAS News Room 11:45 Home Hour N ;Buffalo Presents C

12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45

1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45

Banner Newshawk Congress Hotel Or. N

Chick- Webb's Orchestra N

Harry Kogen's Orchestra N

Sunshine Sue Ann Leaf, organ C Livestock; Markets Tours in Tone C

Down by Herman's C

Dept. of Commerce C 1Clyde Barrie C

2:00 ; Club Matinee N 2:15 2:30 Spelling Bee N 2:45 3:00 61. In

3:15 3:30 Hotel Syracuse 3:45 Orchestra N

4:00 Top Hatters N 4:15 4:30 'Musical Interlude 4:45 Jimmie Dodd

Children's Corner C. The Dictators C E. Robert Schmitz, pianist C

Louisville vs. St. Paià Game

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5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45

6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45

7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45

Dance Orchestra Sunday School Lesson Jimmy Kemper N News; Sports

NBC Jamboree N -

Francis Craig's Orch. Hilltop Harmonizers .. Delmore Brothers Jack's Mountaineers

Melody Cruise WHAS News Room Dr. Charles W. Welch Mildred Lee

Professor Quiz C

Johnnie Presents C

Grace Moore and iir; cent Lopez' Orch, C

Saturday Night Serenade C

8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45

9:00 9:15 Possum Hunters ...... B. Berrigan's Orch. C 9:30 Delmore Brothers Bernie Cummins' 9:45 Deford Bailey Orchestra C

10:00 Dixie Liners B. Goodman's Orch, 10:15 Uncle Dave Macon WHAS News Room 10:30 Fruit Jar Drinkers Louisville Dance Time 10:45 :Robert Lunn .... " "

Possum Hunters Your Hit Parade - Al Gully Jumpers Goodman's Orch. C Dixie Liners Curt Poulton To be announced C

Soria and Sallie

WCKY WLW WKRC

NETWORK PROGRAMS (NBC-CBS) EASTERN STANDARD TIME

1:00-Message of Wale: Rabbi Jerome Rosen-bloom of New York City, guest speaker, with organ and music. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wgar wave wire wham

-El Chico, Spanish revue. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wmaq who wdaf kyw •

.--Columbia Concert Hall: E. Robert Schmitz, pianist. WABC wbbm whk wfbm kmbc wadc whio wsbt wwva wsta wwl wcco

6:15-Hampton Institute Singers. (NBC) wfar wgy wtam who wdaf kyw

6:30-Uncle Jim's Question Bee: Jim McWil-liams, conductor. WJZ KDKA wgy wtam wmaq

.-Potpourri: (CBS) WKRC wcau whio

.-Jimmy Kemper, song stories. WEAF WSM -Saturday Night Swing Club. WABC whk wbbm wfbm wadc

6:45-ABC of NBC: Behind the scenes of radio broadcasting. WEAF wgy wtam wmaq who wdaf kyw

7:00-NBC Jamboree: Harry Kogen's Orches-tra; guest artists. WEAF WLW WSM wgy wgy wtam wmaq wwj wave kyw wdaf wfla

.-Dramatization: "There Was A Woman." WJZ WCKY KDKA wgar wave wire wham wtam wmaq wwj wave kyw wdaf wfla

WSAI WJR KDKA WLS-WENRil WSM WABC only

-"Saturday Night Serenade": Mary East-man, soprano; Bill Perry, tenor; Gus Haen-schen's Orchestra and the Serenaders Chorus. (CBS) WHAS WJR wbbm whk wfbm kmbc kmox wwva wbt wsfa wwl

-The Shell Show: Joe Cook, m, C.; guest artist; Ernie Watson's Orchestra, WEAF WLW kyw wgy wtam maq wdaf wwj kstp who

9:00-Concert Party: English Music Hall Pro-gram featuring an orchestra and soloists. WJZ WCKY wgar wave wire wham

-"Your Hit Parade." Louis d'Angelo, Metro. politan Opera star, guest; Al Goodman's Orchestra; guest; Freddie Gibson, vocalist. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm wfbm whk kmbc wcau kmox whio wadc wsbt wwva wbt wsfa wwj wcco

9:30-Emery Deutsch and his Rainbow Grill Orchestra. WEAF wgy wmaq wave wire wham

-To be announced. WJZ WCKY wgar wave wire wham

9:45-Patti Chapin, songs. WABC wcau -To be announced. WABC WKRC WJR WHAS wbbm whk wfbm kmbc kmox wadc whio wsbt wwva wbt wsfa wwl wcco

10:00-Lou Bring's Hotel Stevens Orchestra. WEAF WCKY wgy wtam wmaq who wdaf kyw

-Alka-Selher National Barn Dance. (NBC) WLW (kstp on 11:30) wire

—Esse News Reporter. WEAF only

WHAS

-Professor Quiz, with Arthur Godfrey, WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm whk wfbm kmbc wcau kmox wwva wbt wsfa wwl wcco

7:30-Meredith Willson and his Orchestra. WJZ WCKY KDKA wgar wave wire wham

-Johnny Presents: Russ Morgan's Orchestra; Charles Martin's "Circumstantial Evidence Thrills"; Frances Adair and Glenn Cross, vocalists; mixed ensemble. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm whk kmbc wcau wadc whio wsbt wwva wbt

8:00-Nash Presents Grace Moore, soprano; Paul Taylor Chorus and Vincent Lopez and his Orchestra. WABC WHAS WKRC WJR wbbm whk wfbm kmbc wcau kmox wadc wbt wwl wcco whio

-Alka-Seltzer National Barn Dance: Henry Burr; Verne, Lee and Mary; Hoosier Hot Shots; Novelodeons, male trio; Sally Foster, Lola Belle and Arkie, songs; Uncle Ezra, Maple City Four, and Joe Kelly, m. c. WJZ KDKA WLS wham wgar wave wfla wbap kvoo

-Snow Village Sketches: Arthur Allen and Parker Fennelly. WEAF WLW kyw wgy wwj wmaq wdaf kstp wtam who

8:30-Keyboard Serenade, with Ruth Gerhart.

-Bunny Berigan and his Orchestra, WABC WKRC WJR whk wfbm kmbc (WKRC WHAS on 10:15) wbbm whk kmbc MIDNIGHT-Mark Fisher's Orchestra. (CBS) wcau kmox wadc whio wsbt wsfa wcco wwva wbbm wcco

-To be announced. WJZ wgar wave wire -Billy White and his Orchestra. (CBS) wbbm wham wfbm kmbc

10:15-Inkspots. WEAF WCKY wave wire wtam wgar

10:30-Al Donahue and the Rainbow Room Orchestra. WEAF (WCKY on 10:45) wgy wtam wmaq who wdaf kyw

-Bernie Cummins' Orchestra, WABC WKRC WJR WHAS wbbm whk wfbm wcau kmos wadc whio wsbt wwva

-Jimmie Lunceford and the Lido Club Casino Orchestra. WJZ wire wave wham wgar

-Johnny Presents. (CBS) wcco I I:00-Rudy Vallee and his Orchestra. WJZ WCKY wgar wave wire wham

-Benny Goodman and his Orchestra. WABC WJR WHAS WKRC whk wfbm kmbc wcau kmox wadc whio wsfa

-Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Crawford and their Orchestra. WEAF wave wire wtam wgar I I:15-Art Shaw and his Orchestra, from the Willows. WJZ WCKY KDKA wgar wham wave wire

11:30-Hudson de Lange's Playland Casino Or-chestra. WEAF wgy who wdaf wtam wmaq kyw

-George Olsen and his Orchestra. WJZ WCKY wave wire wham

-Glen Gray's Casa Loma Orchestra, WABC

National Commencement )( k Address Dr. Robert M. Hutchins, president

of the University of Chicago, will de-liver the third annual National Com-mencement Address on Friday, June 18, from 7:15 to 7:30 p. m. (EST.) over the NBC-Blue network, includ-ing WCKY and WSM. The National commencement address, made annual-

ly by a leading educator under the auspices of the Educational Division of the National Broadcasting Com-pany, is designed as an inspirational talk to hundreds of thousands of graduates.

RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING JUNE 25, 1937 11

BROADWAYS and BYWAYS By

THE RUNAROUNDER

I. Lee Morse, favorite of the airwaves, relaxes between shows at the Lookout House.

2. Two orchestra men's wives relax on the lawn.

3. Bergere Sisters and Ruth Wayne enjoy sunning in Lookout House Terrace Garden.

4. Billy Smith and Virginia Barrett, dance team, picnic on the Lookout Farms.

5. Meditation by Marjorie Miller and King, the famous Jimmy Brink blue-ribbon winner.

6. This must be a posed picture. Who ever heard of nine show girls being happy at one and the same time? The CINEMADORABLES, if you please.

7. The TOWN TOPPERS, Town Club entertainers, are happy because of the Cinemadorables.

8. Lew Nelson and Lillian Marsh give their version of Sophisticated Truckin'.

9. Ted Bane, Claude Stroud, Clarence Stroud and Paul South drop in on Jimmy Brink for dinner and a few laughs, at the Town Club. The entire quartet is headed for Hollywood.

10. The Cinernadorables offer the Dance of the Seven Veils . . . with one veil be-tween them and an unveiling.

EDDIE GARR FEATURED AT

BEVERLY HILLS Eddie Garr, screen, stage and radio

comic, now headlining Sammy Rose's "Summertime Revue" at the new Bev-erly Hills supper club south of New-port, sang and wisecracked on ten Rudy Vallee broadcasts, and was fea-tured with Jimmy Durante in the Broadway musical, "Strike Me Pink" and "Thumbs Up." He has been mak-ing Universal Pictures in Hollywood and flew to Cincinnati on a brief "vacation" to be master-of-ceremonies at Beverly Hills.

Barney Rapp and his famous New Englanders orchestra, currently play-ing, with booful Ruby Wright doing the vocal honors, need no introduction to radio fans and Greater Cincinnati dancers who recently stepped to their tantalizing tunes at Hotel Gibson. Also featured in the big revue with 40 people in Sunny O'Dea, rated as good a tap dancer as Eleanor Powell.

More than one-half the fan mail received at the NBC Hollywood studios by Edgar Bergen is addressed to Charlie McCarthy, the Irish dum-my. The mail showed a huge jump after Charlie's classic encounter with Carole Lombard on the Chase and Sanborn Hour.

Lily Pons Sings "Au Revoir" Lily Pons, whose soaring notes have

been heard over the WABC-Columbia network, including WKRC, WHAS, and WJR, throughout the past sea-son, will sing "au revoir" for the sum-mer during her broadcast with Andre Kostelanetz on Wednesday, June 23, from 8:00 to 8:30 p. m. (E.S.T.).

For her final program of the pre-sent series, Miss Pons will sing the popular aria from "La Traviata," "Ah, fors e lui che l'anima; the melody "Come Unto These Yellow Sands," by the American composer, La Forge, and

Miss Pons' own "swing" version of Strauss' Blue Danube Waltz," sung as she sang it in her recent motion pic-

ture, "That Girl from Paris."

BEVERLY HILLS Route 27, Alexandria Pike, 2 miles south of Newport, Ky. Sammy Rose's "Summertime Revue." Screen, Radio, Stage Stars.

EDDIE GARR, Hollywood screen comic, featured with Jimmie Durant, in rway musical, "Strike Me Pink."

BARNET RAPP and his famous New Englanders' Orchestra.

SUNNY O'DEA, "Showboat" starlet; 16 Lovely Ladies, many others. Res. HIland 1790-91.

No Cover. Min., $2, Sat., $3 a person. Delicious dinner.

o IT'S THE TALK OF THE TOWN! • Where in Cincinnati can you get a more pleasant reception. a finer meal, better entertainment? Why dine indoors when Ter-

e race Gardens is yours for the phoning of HEmlock 1118 •

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It's Jock Dempsey's

IN HOLLYWOOD

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Where Celebrities Gather for Entertainment and Good Food. Dancing Starts at 3.

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YOUR ORIGINAL CINCINNATI SINGS

One of Cincinnati's most popular civic programs returns to Burnet Woods for the summer

Featuring

Tom Slater. M. C. The Three Spades Charles Dameron Freddy Roeher at the Hammond Organ

And, most important, Your Singing

Cincinnati's Own Station

Leading in Civic Programs

WSAI The Crosley Radio Corporation

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N Denotes (NBC) C Denotes (cos) im Denotes (MSS) * PROGRAMS FOR SUNDAY, JUNE 20

-7:30 7:45

8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45

WCKY Cincinnati OM kc.)

Coast to Coast N.... ..

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(EASTERN STANDARD TIME) (CENTRAL STANDARD TIME)

WLW WKRC Cincinnati (700 hr.) Cincinnati (550 hr.)

Children's Hour- Sunday Morning at Coast-to-Coast on a Aunt Susan's C.. Bus N

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WSAI Cincinnati (5330 kc.)

7:30 I 7;45 I

8:00 !Nagel's Rhumba 8:15 ! Orchestra 8:30 Sermonette and 8:45 Hymn Time

WJR Detroit, Mich. (750 kc.)

Uncle Neal Reads the Funnies

,Temple Baptist . Church

KDKA WLS-WENR Pittsburgh. Pa. (900 kc.) Chicago. III. (870 he.)

Everybody's Hour: Variety Features

Coast to Coast on a Organ Coikert Bus N 1.

Everybody's Hour

9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45

rifle° 10:15 10:30 10:45

Southernaires N 11:15 11:30 Music Hall 11:45 I Symphony N

Russian Melodies N

Walberg Brown Ensemble N ..

Princeton Baccalau-reate Services N.

Church Forum

Walberg Brown String News . ......

Princeton University Baccalaureate N.

Cadle Tabernacle Choir M

Radio City Music Hall N

Church of the Air-Dr. Herbert 1.., Willett C

Veterans Civic Hour.

à!-i-D-d's Bible School Organ Moods C Major Bowes Capitol Theatre Family C

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9:00 I News Church of the Air-

9:15 .. Dr. H. L. Willett C 9:30 ' Am. Society of Ancient Romany Trail C 9:45 Instruments N ....

10:00 Hamilton County Jail Watch Tower - 10:15 Service . .. ..... 'Cabin Folks 10:30 Remember When !Prof. Vas« Figures 10:45 ! "" Musical

11:00 The •(-(our Glass N Wesley Methodist 11:15 Church 11:30 University Chicago 11:45 Round Table N "

Russian Melodies N

Morning Melodies Slim, Jack and Gang

èhristiañ-S-cience

WLS Little Brown Church

Church "Aunt Ern Lanning" WLS Concert Orchestra

Southernaires N The Southernaires N

Music Hall on the Better Citizens Air N Elsie Mae Emerson

12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45

1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45

2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45

Our Neighbors

Rosario Bourdon — Orchestra

Songs for Everyone Waltz Favorites

Noble Cain's Orchestra N

Howard Marshall N Chuchu Martinez N...

Dreams of Long Ago N

Magic Key of RCA N

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Church of the Air-Rev W. H. Foulkes C Poetic Strings C

I St. Louis Serinade C i

'Sunday Players

Danny Dee — „)\! Everybody's M usic Pat Barnes M Howard Barlow an Internat'l Broadc'st N i the Columbia Sy Chuchu Martinez N phony Orchestra CF.

12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45

1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45

2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45

Dorothy Dreslin, Church of Air: Rev. soprano N ! W. H. Foulkes C

Ted Weems' . Poetic Strings C Orchestra M 'Musicale

Canal Days . Youth and Nation . Gospel Mission Players Mother's Album .)11 Thatcher Colt Living Bible Dramas C Mysteries N

Soliloquy

Al Jahn's Orch. M....

Everybody's Music C

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Musical Favorites

Radio City Music Hall N

Our Neighbors N

The Magic Key of Magic Key R. C. A. N of R. C. A. N

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Noble Cain a Capella Noble Cain a Capella Choir N Choir N

Melody Lane Tuneful Topics Kilbuck Players Chuchu Sartinez N

6:30 6:45

7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45

WSM Nashville, Ten». (650 kc.)

WHAS Louisville, Ky. (820 he.)

8:00 Highlights. of Bible N 8:15 8:30 Walberg-Brown String 8:45 Ensemble N .....

9:00 News 9:15 H. W. Van Loon N. 9:30 Sunday Morning News 9:45 Fidelis Class, First

10:00 Baptist Chinch 10:15 10:30 Radio City Music 10:45 i Hall N

11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45

12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45

1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45

First Presbyterian Church Services ..

The Magic Key of RCA N

Tapestry of Melody N

International Br'dc't N Chuchu Martinez N

Church of Air-Dr. H. L. Willett C

Romany Trail C

Johnny Hereford's — Organ Moods C

Sunday Jail Service

St. -John's Evangelical. Church

Salt Lake City Choir C

Church of Air - Rev. W. W. Wiant C....

WHAS News Room.... Poetic Strings C

SI. Louis Serenade C 7

Living Dramas of the Bible C

Everybody's Musi c-Howard Barlow and Symphony Orch. C..

3:00 3:15 30 345

w e 4:oo 4:15 4:30 445 s:oo 5:15 6:30 6:45

Sunday Vespers N

Senator Fishface N

Marion Talley -N .1 4.

Paul Martin's Music N

Canadian Grenadiers Band N

WCKY News Golden Gate Band N

Romance Melodies N.. Spelling Bee, with Dr. ' Harry Hagen C

Choral Echoes

Roy Shields' Encore Sunday Afternoon Music N Party C

Paul Martin's Bargain Counter Orchestra N M. Cones, piano

Canadian Grenadier Joe Penner; Jimmy Guards Band N .; Grier's Orch, C.

Court of Human !Rubinoff, Jan Pearce Relations and Virginia Rea C

3:00 Perole String 3:15 Quartet M 3:30 3:45

4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45

5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45

Father Coughlin Vespers-Shadyside Church

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I .. .. .. , - _

Music By ... .. Musical Roy Shields' Encore !Jeanette Pringle ! Music N

Smiling Ed. Guy Lombardos To be announced McConnell N Orchestra C .... .

Catholic Hour N ¡Joe Penner - Jimmie Christian Endeavor . ! Grier's Orch. C Frank Morgan

Tim and Irene, and Rubinoff, Jan Pearce Sports; Music Bunny Berrigan's Or. M and Virginia Rea C Gol. Gate Park Band N

Sunday Vespers N .

Sen. Fishface and Prof. Figgsbottle N

Roy Shield's Encore Music N

Paul Martin and His Music N .

Sach's Amateur Hour

" ......

6:00 Helen Traubel N.. Jack Benny and 6:15 .. Mary Livingstone N 6:30 "Believe It or Not" Strands of Beauty . 6:45 Ripley N Sunset Dreams

7:00 To be announced N 3:15 730 7:45

8:00 Master Harmony Four 8:15 , Ferde Grofe's Orch 8:30 Melody Maids . . 8:45 ' Choir Symphonette N

Dick Bray-Sports . To be announced Phil Baker-Oscar

Bradley's Orch. C

Werner Janssen, Don Twin Stars of Ameche and Edgar i 1937 C . . Bergen N "Texaco Town"

Variety Show C

Shep Fields' Ripp- iiiig "Universal RTlythm" Rhythm Revue N ' Richard Bonelli, Ale

Walter Winchell N Templeton; R Spring Parade Chandler's Orch.

6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45

7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45

8:15 8:30 8:45

Red Barber's Resume Stevenson Sports Helen Traubel, Cotton Pickin' Time Musical , songs, N Fireside Recital N Phil Baker - Osc a rI"Believe-lt-or-Not" Tom Slater ! Bradley's Orch. C

Jack Sprigg's i 1937 Edition of Twin Orchestra Stars C

Carl Hoff's ''Texaco Town" C . Orchestra M

Manhattan Merry-Go- "Universal Rhythm"-Round N ' Richard Bonelli C

American Album of Familiar Music (N)

•• .

Helen Traubel, soprano N

"Believe It Or Not" Ripley N Ripley N

To be announced fo be announced N .....

6.

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Shop Fields' Rip-pling Rhythm N

Walter Winchell N Choir Symphonette N

Shep Fields' - Rippling Rhythm N

Walter Winchell N Jerry Cooper, songs

2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45

3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45

Sunday Vespers N ..

Music Encouragement Hour

Roy Shields' Orchestra N

Paul Martin's Orchestra N

4:00 Catholic Hour 415 4:30 Pepper Uppers 4:45

5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45

6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45

Jack Benny-Jello Program N

"Believe It Or Not" Ripley N

Werner Janssen, Dori Ameche and Edgar Bergen N

7:00 Manhattan Merry. 7:15 Go-Round N 7:30 American Album of 7:45 Familiar Music N

Spelling Bee with Dr Harry Hagen C

... • •••_ Sunday Afternoon

Party C ....... Guy Lombardos Orchestra C

Joe Penner-Jimmie Grier's Orchestra C.

Rubinoff, Jan Pearce and Virginia Rea C..

WHAS News Room ... Herbert Koch, organ . Phil Baker-Oscar

Bradley's Orch. C .

1937 Edition of Twin - Stars C .......

"Texaco Town" C

Universal Rhythm% - starring Richard Bonelli C

9:00 !California Concert N. ' Smoke Dreams 9:15 9:30 I " " Unsolved Mysteries 9:45

10:00 'Judy and the Bunch N Johnny Har-np-i Orch.. 10:15 King's Jesters Orch. N Jerry Cooper 10:30 Five Star Final .. Concert Hour 10:45 Lou Brings' Orch. N

11:00 Ted Lewis' Orch Paul Sullivan 11:15 I -Chez Paree N Lang Thompson's Orch. 11:30 1Reggie Childs' Noble Sissle's 11:45 , Orchestra N Orchestra

Gillette Summer Hotel C

H. V. Kaltenborn C Maureen O'Connor C

Musical Interlude Gus Arnheim's Orc. C News-Lee Bland Jay Freeman's Orch. C

Al Trace's Orchestra C

Dick Jurgen's Orchestra C

9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45

10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45

11:15 11:30 11:45

'Gillette Summer Sunday Night Party (Sealtest) N Hotel C

Jerry Cooper ... Maureen O'Connor C

Eddy Duchin's Orch Neowrsc:hesGtruas CArnheim's Paul Sullivan I Serenade in the Night. The Hermit's Cave-' Nat Brandw'ne's Or. M ! Ghost Story

Barney Rapp's Dr. H. Frank Norris Orchestra

I Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra N

Dick Jurgin's Orchestra C

Bernie Armstrong at California Concert N the Organ

Y. M. C. A. Program if

Music: Newt To be announced

Ted Lewis' Orchestra N

Reggie Childs' Orchestra N

1 , Globe Trotter King's Jesters Orch. N Bismarck Hotel Orchestra

Jesse Crawford's Orchestra

Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra N

8:00 Sealtest Sunday Night 8:15 Party N 8:30 8:45 ....

9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45

10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45

Louise & Dixie Doud Walter Winchell N Rippling Rhythm Review N

Beverly Hills' Orchestra N

Reggie Childs' Orchestra N

Gillette Summer Hotel C

H. V. Kaltenborn C Maureen O'Connor C

Gus -Arnheim's Orchestra C

Jay Freeman's Orchestra C

Al Trac-i's Orch. C WHAS News Room.... Louisville Dance Time

WCKY WLW WKRC

NETWORK PROGRAMS (NBC-CBS) EASTERN STANDARD UME

NOON-Church of the Air: Rev. William Hiram Foulkes, D.D. Pastor First Presby-terian Church of Newark, N. J. (From New York City.) WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wcau wadc whio wsbt wsfa rem)

-Dorothy Dreslin, soprano. WEAF WSAI kmox whk wbbm whio wfbm wtam wmaq who wdaf kyw

12:30-CBS-French News Exchange: Pierre de Lanux, Foreign Editor of Courier des Etats-Unis. WABC WKRC WJR wadc kmbc wwva

...Our Neighbors-Jerry Belcher interviewing families in their own homes. WJZ WCKY WLS wave wgar wire wham

-Dreams of Long Ago: Dramatization of old-time songs by Ethel Parks Richardson. WEAF WLW wgy kyw wtam wmaq who wdaf

12:45-Poetic Strings. WABC WKRC WHAS wadc kmbc wwva

1:00-The Magic Key of R. C. A.: Symphony Orchestra, direction Frank Black. Milton J. Cross, m. c. Guest artists. David Sarnoff presenting 4-H awards. WJZ WLW KDKA WLS WSM wgar wfla kvoo wfaa wham wave

-Sunday Drivers: Variety program, with Fields and Hall, m. c. WEAF wgy kyw wtam wmaq who wdaf

Louis Serenade, WABC WHAS WKRC

WSAI

wfbm kmbc kmox wadc wbt wsfa wcco whio

1:30-Thatcher Colt, Mysteries. WEAF WSAI kyw wgy wwj wtam wmaq who wdaf wire

-Living Dramas of the Bible: Dramatization from the Old Testament, Direction William N. Robson. WABC WJR WHAS wcau wbt wwl wadc wfbm kmbc wbbm wcco

2:00-Everybody's Music: Columbia Symphony Orchestra and Howard &allow; Jesus Maria Sanroma, piano soloist. WABC WKRC WJR WHAS whk wfbm kmbc kmox wadc wsbt wbt wcco

-Tapestry of Melody: Musical program, direction Walter Logan. WEAF WSM wgar wave wire wham

-Noble Cain's A Capella Choir. WJZ KDKA WCKY WLS . wgar wave wire wham voila kvoo wfaa

2:30-Widows' Sons, dramatic sketch. WEAF wgy wtam wave wwj kyw whio wdaf kstp wmaq who

-International Broadcast from BBC, London "They're Saying in England," Howard Mar-shall, British commentator. WJZ WCKY WLW WSM wave wire wham wgar

2:45-Chuchu Martinez, tenor. WJZ WCKY WLW WLS WSM wire wgar wave wham

3:00-Sunday Vespers: "After All! What Is Left?" Dr. Paul Sherer. Mixed quartet, di' rection Charles A. Baker, WJZ WCKY

WJR KDKA WLS-WENRII WSM

WLS WSM wgar wave wire wham 4:45-Eddie House, organist. (CBS) wcco -Romance Melodies: Orchestra, direction Roy Shields, with Ruth Lyon, soprano; Ed-ward Davies, baritone. WEAF WLW wgy wtam wmaq wdaf kyw wire wwl

-Spelling Bee, with Dr. Harry Hagen. WABC WKRC WHAS whk wfbm kmbc kmox wadc wsbt wbt wcco

3:30-The World Is Yours: Dramatization. Program under auspices of Smithsonian In-stitute. WEAF wgy wtam wmaq wdaf kyw wwj

-Senator Fishface and Professor Figgsbottle. Variety show featuring Jerry Sears and his Orchestra; Jean Ellington, blues singer, so-prano; Showman Quartet. WJZ WLS WCKY wgar wave wire wham

4:00-Sunday Afternoon Party. WABC WHAS WKRC wbbm wcau kmox whio wwva wbt wsfa wadc wcco whio

-Roy Shield and his Encore Music, featuring Gale Page, contralto; Charles Sears, tenor, and Orchestra. WJZ WLW WENR KDKA WSM wham wfla wave kvoo wbap wgar

-Ry-Crisp Prestents Marion Talley, soprano, with Josef Koestner's Orchestra. WEAF WCKY wgy wtam wmaq wdaf wire who wwj

4:30-Guy Lombardo and his Orchestra. WABC WHAS WJR whk wfbm kmbc wcau kmox wwva wwl

-Smiling Ed McConnell, the Singing Philos-opher: Palmer Clark's Orchestra and Choral Group. WEAF WSAI kyw wgy wwj wtam wmaq who wdaf kstp

-Paul Martin and his Music. WJZ WCKY WLW WLS WSM wham wfla wave kvoo wbap wgar

5:00-Joe Penner, comedian, with Jimmie Grier's Orchestra; Gene Austin, radio and socreen artist, and Coco and Malt, harmony team. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm wfbm whk kmbc wcau kmox wbt wwl wcco

-Canadian Grenadier Guards Band. Lieut. J. J. Gagnier, conductor. WCKY WLW wgar wave wire wham

-Catholic Hour: Rev. John Kallok, "The Unity of Worship and Sacraments." Paulist Choir, direction Father Finn. WEAF WSAI WSM wgy wtam wmaq wwj who wdaf kyw

5:30-A Tale of Today, sketch, with Joan Blaine. WEAF wgy wtam wmaq kyw

-Rubinoff: Josephine Antoine, soprano; Walter Cassell, baritone; orchestra. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm whk wfbm kmbc wcau kmox wadc whio wsbt wwva wbt wsfa wwl wcco

-Golden Gate Park Band Concert. WJZ (KDKA WCKY at 5:45) wgar wave wire wham

6:00-Columbia Workshop: "Red-Head Baker," by Albert Maltz. WABC wfbm wsbt wadc whio wbt

-Helen Traubel, soprano, and orchestra. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wgar wave wire wham

-"Courteous Colonels." Ralph Rose, Jr. and his Orchestra. (CBS) wcco kmox wbbm

-Jello Program: Jack Benny and Mary Liv-ingston, Kenny Baker, Phil Harris' Orchestra; Andy Devine, comedian. WEAF WSM WLW kyw wgy wtam wmaq wwj who wdaf wfla kstp wave kvoo wfaa

WHAS 6:30-Phil Baker: Oscar Bradley's Orchestra. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wk wfbm wcau wadc whio wsbt wwva wbt wsfa wwl

-"Believe It or Not:" Robert L. Ripley, Ol-lie Nelson and his Orchestra; Shirley Lloyd, vocalist. WJZ KDKA WLS WSM WCKY wham wgar wave kvoo wbap wile

-"Twilight Musicale" from Chicago. (CBS) -Fireside Recitals, featuring Helen Marshall, soprano; Siquard Nilssen, basso; Frank St. Leger, pianist-composer. WEAF WSAI wmaq wgy kyw wdaf wtam wwj who wire

6:45-The Fitch Jingle Program: The Morin Sisters and Ranch Boys, trio. WEAF kyw wgy wtam wwj wmaq who wdaf

7:00-The Chase and Sanborn Program: Starring W. C. Fields, with Don Ameche, m. c.; Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy, Dorothy Lamour, and Werner Janssen, mu-sical director. WEAF WLW WSM wtam wire ww¡ wdaf kstp kvoo wfaa wgy kyw wave wmaq wile who

-To be announced. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wham wgar

-"I937 Edition of Twin Stars," featuring Vic-tor Moore and Helen Broderick, music and comedy., WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm wfbm whk wcau kmbc kmox wadc whio wsbt wwva wbt wsfa wwl wcco

7:30-"Texaco Town," with Jimmy Wallington, m. c. Igor Gorin, Ella Logan, Pinky Tom-lin, "Saymore Saymore," Eddie Stanley, and Jacques Renard's Orchestra. WA8C WKRC WJR WHAS wgy wwj wmaq who wdaf wfla wave

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N Denotes ¡NBC) C Denotes (CBS) M Denotes (MIS)

* PROGRAMS FOR MONDAY. JUNE 21 (EASTERN STANDARD TIME)

630 6:45

noo 7:15 7:30 745

800 8:15 11:30 8:45

eo 9:15 9:30-9:45

10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45

11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45

WCKY Cincinnati (141111 kc.)

Morning Devotions N Gene Rupp,' Wm. Meader N Norsemen N

Breakfast Club N

WLW Cincinnati (700 kr..)

Top.'o the Morning .

49 •

« 00

Press Radio News N

For Women Only Vaughn de Leath N Dean Bros. N Today's Children N..

Vagabonds N Hit Tune Revue Pat O'Malley World Varieties Bol; Carter N Grace and Scotty N Joe Dumond N Viennese Ensemble N

WKRC Cincinnati MO he.)

Family Prayer Period M Sing, Neighbor, Sing Home Songs N ;x4

News Morning Devotions Mail Bag Chandler Chats

Hymns of all Churches Hope Alden's Romance Virginians Couple Ned Door M

Linda's First Love Personal Col, of the Air We Live Again Gospel Singer N

Girl Alone N Live Stocks Three Marshal's N Frim Sisters

Jerry Foy Sun-Up Jamboree

Sing Before Breakfast Early Edition—News Dow's Dawn Patrol with

Al Bland

Time—Temperature— Music

Woman's Hour Bachelor's Children

Betty and Bob C Hymns—Crocker C Modern Cinderella C Who's Who In News •

Magazine of the Air C

Big Sister C Dr. Defoe C

The Gumps C Edwin C. Hill C Romance Helen Trent C Our Gal, Sunday C..

12:00 WCKY News .. 12:15 Neighbor Nell N 12:30 Farm and Home 12:45 Hour N

I £10 1:15 1:30 1:45

200 2:15 2:30 2:45

Navy Band N

Carl Freed Tom, Dick & Harry M National Farm and Home Hour N

Variety Time Betty and Bob

04 40 Pepper Young's Fam. N u Ma Perkins N

Let's Talk It Over N Vic and Sade N 0 40 the O'Neills N X.

Make Believe C Rug Weavers: News' Flying Fingers Aunt Jenny's Stories C

Thru Woman's Eye,* Meet the Missus Luncheon Lyrics Myrt and Marge C.

Keeping House: News Musical Calendar Pop Concert—Howard Barlow C

3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45

400 4:15 4:30 4:45

sec 5:15 6:30 6:45

Lorenzo Jones N.... All Sports Review Club Matinee N

00 •-•

Mary Elliott Feature Race, Letonia Rhythm and Romance Jackie Heller N

Helen Nugent Kitty Keene, Inc. Follow the Moon N.. The Guiding Light N .

Story of Mary Marlin N Life of Mary Sothern M Singing Lady N Little Orphan Annie N

Toy Band Tommy and Betty The In-Laws Lowell Thomas N

All Sports Review....

Press Radio News N.. lEvening Concert

6:30 6:45

700 7:15 730 7:45

WSAI WJR Clad:me (IMO kr..) 1Detroit. Mich. (ISO kc.)

KDKA Pittsburgh. Pa. (1180

Patt and Guest Musical Clock

WLS-WENRI Chicago, III. (870 Ice )

Farm Bulletin Smile A While

(CENTRAL STANDARD TIME)

Church Forum Sun Dial "

Air Conditioning Brown County Revelers,Crowley Milner

8.00 Streamliners, with Field Revue Morning 8:15 & Hall & Orch. N Stevenson News Merrymakers 8:30 " " Jean Abbey Linda's First Love 8:45 News Bachelor's Children C Style and Shopping.

Song, Neibhbor, Sing Pews: Musical Clock. W. Meeder, organ N Shopping Circle

News Report Sing, Neighbor, Sing The Smile Market. Jolly Joe's Pals

Arkansas Woodchop'er News Report Morning Devotions Ralph Emerson — org

9:00 'Mrs. Wiggs N Betty and Bob C 9:15 ;John's Other Wife N Hymns All Churches C 9:30 'Just Plain Bill N 9:45 1 Grandpa Hans a Betty Crocker C

▪ Modern Cinderella C. 10:00 1David Harum N.. ... Heinz Magazine 10:15 . Backstage Wife N.... of Air C 10:30 How to be Charm'g N Big Sister C 10:45 Newlyweds Dr. A. R. Defoe C.

11:00 Young CincinnatianX. -s- The Gumps C 11:15 Melodic Rhythm Edwin C 11:30 Cotton Pickin' Time RomanceH Hill

C Trent C

11:45 Rosa Lee N Our Gal Sunday C.

Capt. Tim Healy N. Ma Perkins N Pepper Young's Fem. N Kitchen Cavalcade N

The O'Neill, N Personal Column N. Vic and Sade N Edward MacHugh N

Bob Carter, tenor N. Sunshine Special Dumonds Cadets N Monday Nonsense .

Tim Healy N Ma Perkins N Pepper Young's Fam. N Old Kitchen Kettle

The O'Neills N Personal Column N. Vic and Sade N Edward McHugh N.

Markets; News Orch. & 4 Hired Hands Homemakers' Program

12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45

1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45

2:15 2:30 2:45

From Headquarters Day Dreams Words and Music N All-Star Revue

Strange Michl Cannon Molly Halstead Bennett & Wolverton N String Quartet

VvSAI Rerun

Barber's Interviews . . Maestros of Rhythm ..

Make Believe C Pretty Kitty Kelly C Wife Saver C Aunt Jenny's Stories C

Woman's News C. Hello Peggy Hope Alden Myrt and Marge C

Monticello Party Line Musicale Mrs. Page News

Minit Interviews National Farm and Home Hour N

00 0

09 0

KDKA Horne Forum...

To be announced Welfare Commentator, Let's Talk It Over N.

Priscilla Pride Virginia Lee 'Markets and News Dinnerbell Program

0.

John Brown Markets and News

Homemakers' — Program

Homemakers' Program

Bob Byron, songs C Dictators C Playdays (from Chicago) C

Notes and News

Eddie Schoelwer "Funny Things" C.

Howard Phillips C Freshest Thing in Town Hollywood News Dick Bray—Sports

6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45

7:00 7:15 70 7:45

Merry Men Uncle Ezra N Morris & McKinley John Herrick N

String Ensemble.... Jimmy James' Orch Lum and Abner N Bob Newhall

Nano Rodrigo's Burns and Allen N. Orchestra N

Paul Martin's Music N For Men Only (from WHN)

Good Times Society N «

Melodic Strings N Who's Who In Racing

8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45

Fibber McGee and Molly N

Hour of Charm N

Poetic Melodies C Musical Visions Jack Shannon C Boake Carter C

Alemite. with Horace Heidt's Orch. C.

Pick and Pat—"Pipe Smoking Time" C

Lux Radio Theatre: Leslie Howard in "Monsieur Beau-caire" C

900 9:15 9:30 9:45

1000 10:15 10:30 10:45

1100 11:15 11:30 11:45

To be announced N

National Radio Forum N ..

Jolly Coburn's Orchestra N

Five Star Final Eddie Veno's Orch

Jesse Crawford's Orchestra N ..

Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra N

norts on Parade

ang Thompson's Orc iappy Times

>mos- ' -Andy N Jerry Cooper garney Rapp's Orchestra ..

aul Sullivan Billy Snider's Orch Johnny Hamp's Orchestra ...

iayne King's Orchestra C our Neck of the Woods C be announced

;us Arnheim's Or. C siewscast—Lee Bland lay Freeman's Orch. C

ten Block's--- - Orchestra C

,len Gray's Casa Loma Orch. C

3:00 Matinee .. 3:15 3:30 Variety Program M. 3:45

4:Oir Carol Weyman N 4:15 Plantation Moods .. 4:30 It Is Strange 4:45

5.00 Three Spades 5:15 The Sea Pirate 5:30 Knot Hole Club 5:45 Red Barber's Resume

Three Aces Dictators C Linda's First Love Way Down East

Painted Dreams Envoys of Melodies Doris Kerr C Youth Speaks

Melody and Rhythm. Uncle Neal and Prudy News; Sports Waltz Time

Club. Matinee N

P. T. A. Program Robert Cartier

Club Matinee, variety program N

Institute of Human Relations N

Mary Marlin N KDKA Kiddies Klub Singing Lady N Show Shopper

News Azinsky's Ensemble Weather: Sports Lowell Thomas N

Story of Mary Marlin N Music Circle Congress Hotel Or, N Johnny Johnston N.

U. S. Army Band N Children's Stories What's the News? Ranch Boys N

6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45

7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45

8.-6) -8:15 8:30 8:45

Allwite Melody Revue N

Billy Snider's Orch Tom Slater

Ross Pierce's Orchestra Chris Christensen's Or. Voice of Firestone Margaret Speaks N

Cincinnati Sings

Stevenson News Gogo De Lys Jack Shannon C Boake Carter C

Alemite, with Ted Weems' Orchestra C

Pick and Pat in "Pipe Smoking Time" C

Lux Radio Theatre: Leslie Howard in "Monsieur Beau-caire" C

Cesare Sodero's Orchestra M

Allwite Melody Revue N .....

Paint Parade Jerry Cooper, songs.

Nano Rodrigo's Orchestra N.

Paul Martin's Orchestra N

Jack Dempsey Fights

Melodic Strings N 00

Allwite Melody Revue Barrett's Orch. N .

Lum and Abner N. John Herrick N

Nano Rodrigo's Orchestra N.

Paul Martin's Orchestra N

Brdt. from Brkfd Zoo

Melodic Strings N 0 01

9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45

10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45

11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45

Contented Program N Wayne King's Orchestra C

De Lys and Marshall Your Neck o' the 'ageant of Melody M Woods C

Poetic Melodies C... Paul Sullivan .... Wismer Sports .... Jack Denny's Peaceful Valley Orchestra M

To be announced Headline News C. Dornberg'r's Or. M Bert Block's Orch. C To be announced Glen Gray's

Orchestra C

To be announced N ..

National Radio Forum N

News; Sports Play, Fiddle, Play 8, Elliott's Orch H. Middleman's Orch

The Willows Orch Reggie Child's Orch.. Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra N

To be announced N 0 0

National Radio Forum N

The Globe frotter,,. King's Jesters Orch Eddie Vamos Orchestra N

Jesse Crawford's Orchestra N....

Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra N ......

WSM Nashville. Tenn. (Mks.)

5:30 5:45

6:00 6:15 6:30 Musical Clock 6:45 Pioneer Stories

7:00 Breakfast Club — Or' 7:15 chestra; lob Brown, 7:30 m. c. N 7:45

WHAS Louisville. Ky. (820 lee.)

Asbury College y Devotions

Breakfast Business ....

Early Morning Jamboree

11 00

00 00

8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45

Hollywood Hihatters N School for Wives News Helen Jane Behlke N

Banner Newshawk Just Like Home How to be Charming N Gospel Singer N

Betty and Bob C Hymns All Churches C Modern Cinderella C. John K. Watkins C...

Magazine of the Air C

Big Sister C Dr. A. R. Defoe C

Linda's First Love Edwin C. Hill C Romance Helen Trent C Our Gal, Sunday C

9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45

10:00 Jimmy Dodd 10:15 Grace and Scotty N 10:30 Dumond's Cadets N 10:45 Viennese Ensemble N

11:00 11:15 I l:30 11:45

12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45

1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45

Love and Learn N.... Farm Scrap Book National Farm and Home Hour N

Banner Newshawk Dept. of Agriculture..

Pepper Young's Fam. N Ma Perkins Vic and Sade N Francis Craig's Orc, N

Make Believe C Monticello Party Line Ye WHAS News Room.. Aunt Jenny's Stories C

Woman's News C k College of Agriculture Markets: Weather ... Myrt and Marge C

Hope Alden's Romance University of Kentucky

The Jackson Family....

2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45

Club Matinee N Personal Column N Follow the Moon N The Guiding Light N

3:00 Woman's News 3:15 Escorts and Betty N 3:30 Don Winslow N 3:45 Jackie Heller N

4:00 Traveller's Tales N.... 4.15 John Guerney, songs N 4:30 Financial News 4:45 Musical Program

Yellow Blank Salute . Weekday Devotions Playdays C

Clyde Barrie C Eton Boys Quartet C Doris Kerr C Funny Things C

Howard Phillips C... Kiwanis Today C Peter Riccardi Melody Cruise

5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 Sports; News

6:00 Nano Rodrigo's 6:15 Orchestra N 6:30 Voice of Firestone-6:45 Margaret Speaks N

7:00 Fibber McGee and 7:15 Molly N 7:30 Hour of Charm N 7:45

Allwite Melody Revue N

Dixie Land Jam WHAS News Room... Jack Shannon C Boake Carter C

Alemite, with Ted Weem's Orchestra C

Freddie Rich's Orch.. Margins of Safety..

Lux Radio Theatre: Leslie Howard in "Monsieur Beau-caire" C

8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45

9:DO 9:15 9:30 9:45

10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45

Carnation Contented Hour N

Burns and Allen

Amos 'n' Andy N Jean Sablon N. Rainbow Room Orchestra N

WSM News Sports Review Magnolia Blossoms N

Wayne King's Orchestra C

i'reater Louisville Ensemble ....

Poetic Melodies C Vic Arden's Orch Pick and Pat in "Pipit Smoking Time" C

Louisville vs. Memphis WHAS News Room. Louisville Dancetime

01 01

WCKY I WLW WKRC WSAI WJR KDKA WLS-WENR II WSM I WHAS

NETWORK PROGRAMS (NBC-CBS) EASTERN STANDARD TIME

6:00--Thr• Pepsodent Program: Amos 'n' Andy. WEAF who wgy kyw

....4.11wite Melody Revue: Hugh Barrett's Or-chestra, with Jean O'Neill, Barry McKinley, and the Tune Twisters, vocal trio. John B. Gambling. WJZ WSAI KDKA WLS WSM

.--Poetic Melodies. Jack Fulton, tenor, and Franklyn MacCormack, poetic reader, with Carlton Kelsey's Orchestra. WABC WKRC wadc wwva wbt wcau whk

.-Howard Neumiller. (CBS) kmbc 6:15—"Uncle Era's Radio Station E-Z-R-A," with Pat Barret, Carlton Guy, Nora Cuneen and others. WEAF WCKY kyw wtam wmaq who wdaf wbap wfaa wire wgy kvoo

.--"Ma and Pa," dramatic sketch, with Parker Formally and Margaret Dee. WABC whk wcau wade wwva wbt

—Herbert Foote's Ensemble. (CBS) kmbc 6:30—Hollywood News, with Del Casino, Milton Hirth, guest, and Ray Block's Or-chestra. WABC only

—John Herrick, baritone. (NBC) wgy wtam wmaq who wdaf kyw

—Day Line Movie Pilot. WEAF only —Horlick's Lum and Abner, comedy sketch.

WJZ WLW WENR —Jack Shannon, with Ann Leaf at the organ.

(CBS) WKRC WHAS WJR kmbc wade whio wsfa

6:45—Boake Carter. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm whk kmbc wcau kmox wbt wcco

—John Herrick, baritone. (NBC) WCKY WLS wave wire wham

—Sisters of the Skillet. WJZ only —The Passing Parade. WEAF wmaq 7:00—Burns and Allen, with Tony Martin and Ray Noble's Orchestra. WEAF WLW kyw wgy wtam ww) wfla wire wmaq who

—Eddie Varzos and his Hotel Bismarck Or-chestra. (NBC) wave wgar wham

—Nano Rodrigo and his Orchestra. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS WSM wave wham wgar

—Alemite Half Hour, with Horace Heidt's Brigadiers. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm wfbm kmox wcau. wbt wcco wwl whk kmbc wfbm kmbc wcau kmox wbt wwl wcco

7:30—The Voice of Firestone: Margaret Speaks, soprano; mixed chorus; symphonic orches-tra; Alfred Wallenstein, conductor. WEAF WSAI WSM wgy wire wtam wmaq wdaf

wwj who kstp wfaa kvoo wfla wave —"Pick end Pat in Pipe Smoking Time," blackface comedy, and music; Edward Roecker, baritone; Benny Krueger and his Dill's Best Yellow Jackets. WABC WKRC WJR wbbm whk kmbc wcau wbt wade

—Paul Martin and his Orchestra. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wave wgar wire wham

8:00—Fibber McGee and Molly, comedy sketch, with Marion and Jimmy Jordan; Tommy Harris, tenor; Jimmy Grier's Or-chestra. Program from Hollywood. WEAF WLW WSM kyw wtam wvej wire wmaq who wdaf kstp wfaa wave wgy

—Lux Radio Theatre: Leslie Howard and Colin Clive in "Monsieur Beaucaire." WABC WKRC WJR WHAS wbbm wfbm whk kmbc wcau kmox wadc whio wbt wwi wcco

—Good Time Society—All-Negro Revue: Ink Spots; Juanita Hall Choir; Juano Her-nandez. WJZ WCKY wgar wave wire wham

8:30—Hour of Charm, Phil Spitalny and his Girls. WEAF WSM WLW kyw wgy ww1 ',earn wmaq who wdaf wire kstp wfaa wave kvoo

—Melodic Strings: Classical music conducted by Alexander Chuholdin. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wire wham

9:00—Wayne King's Orchestra. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm wfbm whk kmbc wcau kmox wadc whio wbt wwl wcco

—Contented Program; The Lullaby Lady, Male Quartet; Vivian Della Chief.", lyric soprano;

orchestra direction Frank Black; Vincent Pelletier, announcer. WEAF WSAI WSM kyw wgy wmaq wtam wwl who wdaf wfla wave kvoo wfaa wire

—To be announced. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wham wgar

9:30—Music for Moderns. WEAF wgy wtam wmaq who wdaf kyw

—National Radio Forum, quest speaker. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wgar wave wire wham

—Your Neck o' the Woods: "Mi .. "ppi", Carl Carmer. WABC WKRC WJR whk kmbc wcau kmox wade whio wbt wsfa wcco wwl

10:00—Gus Arnheim and his Orchestra. (CBS) (WKRC at 10:15) wbbm wade wspd whio wsbt

—Tomorrow's News Today. WABC only —Jolly Coburn and his Orchestra. (NBC) WCKY wgar wave wire wham

—Poetic Melodies—(CBS) WHAS WJR wbbm wfbm kmbc kmox wwl wcco

—The Pepsodent Program: Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) WLW WSM

—Free For All—Round Table Discussion WEAF only

—Edo News Reporter. WjZ only —Carlile and London and Bon-Bon Piano Team. (NBC) kyw wgy wmaq wtam wry) who wave

10:15—Jean Sablon, French singer. WEAF WSM wgy wtam wmaq who

10:30—Jay Freeman and his Orchestra. Wade

(WKRC on 10:45) whk wfbm wcau wspd wsbt wbt wadc

—"Pick and Pat in Pipe Smoking Time." (CBS) WHAS kmox wfbm wcco

—Eddie Vamos and the Hotel Bismarck Or-chestra. WJZ WLS (WCKY on 10:45) wave wire wham wgar

—Emery Deutsch's Orchestra. WEAF wgy wtam wmaq who

—Bert Block and his Hotel Lexington Or-chestra. WABC WKRC WJR whk wcau wadc whio wbt wsfa wwl

—Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Crawford and their Or-chestra, from Congress Hotel, Chicago. WJZ WCKY WLS wgar wave wire wham

—To be announced. WEAF wgy wtam wmaq who

11:30—Magnolia Blossoms: Fisk Jubilee Choir. WEAF wgy wtam wmaq who

—Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wgar wave wire wham

—Glen Gray and his Casa Loma Orchestra. WABC WKRC WJR whk wfbm kmbc wsbt wbt

Eddie Cantor is starting his "vaca-tion" before the cameras in the Twentieth-Century-Fox studios, work-ing on his new picture, "Ali Baba Goes To Town."

RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING JUNE 25,1937 15

WILLIAM STOESS--"THE BUSIEST MAN IN RADIO"

CbFTEN referred to as "the busiest

man in radio," William Stoess

takes time out from his executive duties at the Crosley stations to per-sonally direct his orchestra in the "Hits of the Week" program over WSAI and WKRC, 9:30 to 10:00 Betty p. m. (E.S.T.) Tuesdays. The name of Stoess is synonymous

with that of Crosley for long before WSAI became a Crosley station. Stoess was announcing programs, playing the violin and otherwise

making himself handy at WHM, which later became WLW. He has risen from the ranks as one of the station's first announcers and musi-cians to music director of the two broadcasting units.

and enjoys meeting people. When he finds time, Stoess hies himself to a golf course for nine or 18 holes, de-pending how much time he can spare away from the studios.

He is married and has a daughter,

Born in Cincinnati, April 29, 1902, Stoess made his first appearance as violin soloist in Cincinnati churches.

His first recital was at the College of Music, where he studied. Always punctual for radio rehearsals, Stoess recalled that during, his high school days at Woodward he was suspended for missing an orchestral rehearsal. That suspension indirectly led to a promptness that is adhered to down to the split-second. If a rehearsal is called for 8:00 p. m., Stoess is on the job, ready to start work when the clock strikes 8.

Stoess made his professional debut as violin soloist with a Wagnerian Quintet but shortly he was playing with dance orchestras in Cincinnati

hotels. He was but 17 when his professional career began. In the

early days of his profession he travelled in all the New England

states and played in Ontario and Quebec, Canada.

During the years he has been in radio Stoess has composed many num-bers, chief of which are "Waltzing

With You," which was used in the motion picture "Smilin' Through ;" "Jig-Saw Puzzle Blues,'2, "Let's Help Roosevelt Save America," "One More

Waltz For Two," and "My Ohio."

As music director of two large stations, each originating many musi-cal programs, Stoess has a full time job on his hands. When the May-Stern Company auditioned "Hits of the Week" for a possible program on

WSAI and WKRC, Stoess obligingly took time off from his many duties

to direct his orchestra. The sponsor liked his music and Stoess agreed to put the show into production. He spends many hours each week,

delving into the music library, setting up special arrangements and otherwise preparing what is Cincinnati's biggest local show on the air. Working over-time has become a habit with Stoess.

He may be found in his office or in a studio, baton in hand, most apy hour of the day or night on just about any day of the week.

He is five feet, seven inches tall, weighs 150, has light hair with a reddish tinge, slightly thin on top,

Mae.

LISTENERS ASKED TO ASSIST JUDGES IN VICKY CONTEST

Listeners are being asked to assist the judges in WCKY's "Stars of To-morrow" contest to select the three acts which will share in prize money totaling $350.00.

Each Tuesday and Thursday at 7:30 p. m. (E.S.T.) auditions of the air are held over WCKY in this com-petition for the best radio acts, ama-teur or professional. From each pro-gram, one act is chosen for the final competition, to be held during the tenth week of the contest.

The act winning first prize will re-ceive $200 for a three-day appearance at the Liberty Theatre in Covington, and the second and third choices will be awarded $100 and $50 respectively for similar appearances at the play-house.

While the decision of the contest

judges is final, they are requesting let-ters from listeners to help them decide the best act on each program. These letters will be read and seriously con-sidered by the judges before decisions are made.

Robert Emmet Dolan, maestro of the NBC Sunday Night Party, is

moving his lares and pennants to Greenwich, Conn., for the summer. One of his neighbors will be Walter O'Keefe, who was born in Dolan's home town, Hartford, Conn.

To Play at Coney

inC,4

BENNY GOODMAN

Benny Goodman and his famous "Swing." band are booked for 'a special one-night engage-ment in Moonlite Gardens, Coney Island, Friday, June 18. The Orchestra, heard by radio listeners weekly on the Jack Oakie hour, is credited with be-ing the originators and principal exponent of "Swing" dance music. Another famous orches-tra, Noble Sissle.s, will be heard nightly in Moonlite Gardens through Friday, June 25, featur-ing a tremendous floor show.

Magic Key of RCA

Xavier Cugat and his orchestra and Kay Thompson and Her Boys will be guest artists during the Magic Key of RCA program on Sunday, June 20, from 1:00 to 2:00 p. in. (E.S.T.), over the NBC-Blue network, including WLW, KDKA, WLS, and WSM. Cugat will lead his orchestra in rhum-ba numbers which have won his fame in that field. Miss Thompson, popular NBC singer and pianist, will present her group of male singers in special

orchestrations of pupolar songs. Dr. Frank Black will conduct the NBC Symphony Orchestra.

"Certainly I have a soul—but I tell you this bench is damp

ONCE OVER, Lightly By combing through lists of

radio's great, an interested in-vestigator can find many Cin-derella tales of people who won fame as entertainers after years spent behind sales counters or business desks. But that interested investigator will also find that few musicians ever stepped into the limelight unless they had spent years on the fringe of it, preparing themselves for the glare. Among the many and varied

personalities of radio, the men who lead orchestras and play in them are without a doubt the most thoroughly prepared for their task. The comedian whose delivery sends millions into paroxysms of laughter may have developed his funny voice selling fish; the singer whose crooning voice makes fem-inine hearts flutter may have spent his early years in a coal mine with never a thought to singing—but every note of music played, for instance, on the Johnny Green dance hour heard over NBC each Tuesday evening is backed by years of practice and study. Green himself, one of the most

brilliant of the modern young composers and conductors, de-voted two years to the study of piano before he even entered school. He has never worked at

anything but music. And it is also interesting to note that in his 22-man orchestra, which averages thirty-two years of age, the aver-age of experience is nineteen years. Which means that the twenty-two men e started playing

we when they about thirteen years old. Johnny himself served a long

apprenticeship as an orchestra pianist and then as an arranger before he considered himself ready to start conducting. His first important arranging assign-ment was with Guy Lombardo. Believing that showmanship is as important to a musical show as to other forms of radio presentation, such as comedy and drama, Johnny prepared for the air by doing stage and screen work.

DICK TEMPLETON.

GEORGE RECTOR George Rector will tell a story about

Eddie Foy, famous comedian and dancer, during his "Dining with George Rector" program to be broad-cast over the WABC-Columbia net-work, including WKRC and WJR, Friday, June 18, from 12:30 to 12:45 p. in. (E.S.T.).

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N Denotes (NBC) C Denotes (CIS) M Denotes (MISS) PROGRAMS FOR TUESDAY, JUNE 22

(EASTERN STANDARD TIME) (CENTRAL STANDARD TIME)

6:45

-700

WCKY Cincinnati (1490 sr...)

Morning Devotions N 7:15 Ralph Hodges lao Leibert Ensemble N 7:45 Rhythm Rascals N it:00 8:15 8:30 8:45

Breakfast Club N • .

••

Oa

WLW Cincinnati (700 Ire.)

lop o the Moining

Family Prayer Period M Concert in B. is Moments Musicale"(

News - Morning Devotions Aunt Mary Chandler Chah

WKRC r Cincinnati (550 hr.1

Jerry Foy Sun-Up Jamboree

Sing Before Breakfast Early Edition-News Dow's Dawn Patrol

,Women's Hour Bachelor's Children y

6:30 6:45

7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45

800 8:15 8:30 845

WSAI Cincinnati (me hr.)

Church Forum Sun Dial' .

Wesley Mails. Church Brown County Revelers' Crowley Milner

Streamliner, with "geld Revue & Hall & Orch. N Stevenson News

Musical . News Bachelor's Children C

WJR KDKA WLS-WENR Detroit, Mich. (750 W.) Pittsburgh, Pa. (IMO kg.) Chicago. IlL (870 'sc.)

Pelt and Guest Musical Clock Farm Bulletin .. .0

Sing, Neighbor, Sing. News: Musical Clock

011. $t

Smile A While

News Report Novelodeons "Pioneer Stories"

Shopping Circle Jolly Joe's Pals

Breakfast Club N Evelyn and Hilltoppers News Report

Linda's First Love Morning Devotions Hello, Peggy s Morning Minstrels

Capt. Tim Healy N Tim Healy Ma Perkins N Ma Perkins N Pepper Young Fam. NI Pepper Young's Fern. N Kitchen Cavacade N The Hilltoppers

The O'Neill: N The O'Neills N Personal Column N . Personal Column N Vic and Sade N Vic and Sade N .. Edward MacHugh N Edward McHugh N

News ................Markets; News Sunshine Special Dramatic Skit Stroller's Matinee Novelodeons and

Ralph Emerson

Hymns of all Churches Hope Alden's Romance Hello Peggy The Couple Next Door

Linda's First Love Personal Col, of the Air We Live Again

il:00 Princeton Girl Alone N ' 11:15 Commencement N Live Stocks

11:30 Barry McKinley N 11 e Stroller's Matinee N Wife Saver

9:00 ' For Women Only 9:15 Vaughn de Leath N 9:30 Dean Bros. N 7:45 Today's Children N

Vagabonds N 10:15 Hit Tune Revue 10:30 Pat O'Malley 10:45 Lawrence Quintet The Gospel Singer N

_

Betty and Bob C Hymns-Crocker C Modern Cinderella C Who's Who in News C

Jean Abbey Quality Twins C Bib Sister C Rhythmaires C

The Gumps C Edwin C. Hill C Romance Helen Trent C Our Gal, Sunday C

12:00 IWCKY News . Three Spades 12:15 Tune Twisters N.... . , De Lys and Marshall 12:30 Farm and Horne 1National Farm ana 12:45 I Hour N I Home Hour N lea . 1:15 1:30 Music Guild N 1:45 I Betty and Bob

2:00 Airbreaks N Pep'r Young's Fam. N 2:15 Ma Perkins N 2:30 Kidoodlers N . Vic and Sade N 2:45 Have You Heard? N The O'Neills N

9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45

10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45

11:00 Young CincinnatiansYi The Gumps C 11:15 Mary Paxton , Edwin C. Hill C 11:30 Cotton Pickin' Time . Rom'ce Helen Trent C 11:45 Armchair Quartet N Our Gal Sunday C

Mrs. Wiggs N Betty and Bob C l John's Other Wife N Hymns All Churches C Just Plain Bill N Betty Crocker C Grandpa Hans Modern Cinderella.

David Harum N - Mary Lee Taylor C Backstage Wife N Quality Twins C Jane Ge d I Big Sister C Newlyweds I The Rhythmaires C

Variety Time

To be announced News Piano Merrymakers C Aunt Jenny's Stories C

Romany Trails C Meet the Missus Luncheon Lyrics Myrt and Marge C

News: Fire Prevention Musical Calendar Columbia Concert

Hall C

12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45

From Headquarters Jack Berch, songs C Day Dreams Pretty Kitty Kelly C Minit Interviews . Words and Music N Mrs. Page . ... 'National Farm and

Aunt Jenny's Stories C Home Hour N _ 1110 Strange Michl Cannon Romany Trail 1:15 ; Molly Halstead Meet the Missus 1:30 ) It's Woman's World N Hope Alden 1 KDKA Home Forum 1:45 String Quartet Myrt and Marge C

200 , WSAI Revue - Monticello Party Line To be announced 2:15 " " Musicale 2:30 Barber's Interviews Concert Hall .......The Kidoodlers 2:45 , Sports Oddities News I Have You Heard? N

Don and Helen . Memories & Melodies ' Markets and News Dinnerbell Program

ue

John Brown

Jim Poole -.Homema hers'

Program Homemakers' Program

3:00 Lorenzo Jones N 3:15 All Sports Review 3:30 Club Matinee N 3:45

-4:00 On the Mall 777 4:15 Feature Race, Letonia 4:30 Unbroken Melodies 4:45 King's Men N ..

-5:00 All Sports Review 5:15 5:30 WCKY News 5:45 Evening Concert

6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45

7:00-7:15 7:30 7:45

-8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45

Easy Aces N Benno Rabinoff N. George Hall's Orch Florence George N

Husbands and Wives N

Stars of Tomorrow

Thomas Thor-Sus Waltz Time Johnny Green's Orchestra N

Interlude Sing and Swing with Kitty Keene, Inc.. Kelsey's Orch. C Follow the Moon N. Pop Concert-Howard The Guiding Light N Barlow's Orch. C

tory of Mary Marlin N Notes and New-s-- - Life of Mary Sothern M' Singing Lady N . 'Eddie Schotlwer Little Orphan Annie N Children's Corner C

Larry and Sue Bargain Counter .. - Tommy and Betty Freshest Thing in Town The In-Laws Hollywood Highlights Lowell Thomas N Dick Bray-Sports

String Ensemble Poetic Melodies C Vocal Varieties N , Harmony Highways Lum and Abner N Alexander Woollcott C 'Bob Newhall Boake Carter C

IRuss Morgan's -Órch. N Hammerstein's Music Hall C

It Can Be Done. AI Jolson Show C Edgar A. Guest N " "

iBen Bernie and All the Watch the Fun Go By Lads N with Al Pearce C

True Detective Jack Oakies' Mysteries M College C

300 3:15 3:30 3:45

4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45

5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45

6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45

7:00 - 7:15 7:30 7:45

8:15 8:30 8:45

Reds vs. Philadelphia-Baseball Game at Cincinnati

Police Day Program "Sing and Swing" C Linda's First Love

Way Down East

Painted Dreams Three Aces St, Louis Syncopators C Melody and Rhythm

Three Spades The Sea Pirate Knot Hole Club Red Barber's Resume

Kentucky News . Spic and Span Billy Snider's Orch Tom Slater

To be announced

Wayne King's ' Orchestra N

Vox Pop N

Sweetest Love Songs Ever Sung N

Uncle Neal and Prudy News; Sports Envoys of Melody

Stevenson Sports . Frank Morgan Alex, Woollcott C Boake Carter C

Hamerstein's Music Hall C

Al Jolson, Parkyakar-kus, Martha Rays C Edgar Guest N

Watch the Fun Ben Bernie's Go By C Orchestra N

Jack Oakie's College- Sweetest Love Songs With Benny Good- Ever Sung N

'Congress of Clubs Club Matinee-Variety Tea Dance .... Program N To be announced B. Elliott's Orch

Mary Marlin N Story of Mary Marlin N KDKA Kiddies Klub Music Circle Singing Lady N . Hollander's Orch, N The King's Men N Johnson, baritone N

News , M. Willson's Orch. N M. Willson's Orch. NI Childrene's Stories

'Sports: Weather What's the News? ' Lowell Thomas N Summer Melodies N

00

Easy Aces N.. ... Easy Aces, sketch N H. Middleman's Orch. Benno Rabinoff N Pittsburgh Varieties ...I Lum and Abner N

" .I Florence George N

Husbands and Husbands and Wives N r Wives N

It Can Be Done- It Can Be Done-Edgar Guest N

Ben Bernie and All the Lads N

Sweetest Love Songs Ever Sung N

5:30 5:45

6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45

7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45

WSM WHAS Nashville. Tenn- (650kc.1 Louisville, KY. (820 kg.) _

Musical Clock Morning Headlines

Breakfast Club N ....

Asbury College y Devotions

Breakfast Business

Early Morning Jamboree

lee le.

8:00 Hollywood Hihatters N 8:15 School for Wives 8:30 News 8:45 Viennese Ensemble N

900 Banner Newshawk 9:15 Just Like Home 9:30 Jerry Brannon, tenor N 9:45 The Gospel Singer N

10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45

11:00 1:15 1:30 1:45

12:00 12:15 12:30 2:45

-1:00

Princeton Commence-ment Day Exercise N

Strollers Matinee

Love and Learn N Varieties , National Farm and

Home Hour N ,

Banner Newshawk Dept. of Agriculture

Pepper Young N. 1:15 Ma Perkins N 1:30 Vic and Sade N 1:45 Have You Heard N

Betty and Bob C Hymns All Churches C Modern rinderella C Who's Who C

Mary Lee Taylor C Quality Twins C Big Sister C . The Rhythmaires C

Linda's First Love — Edwin C. Hill C Romance Helen Trent C Our Gal, Sunday C..

Shades of Hawaii ... Monticello Party Line )( WHAS News Room Aunt Jenny's Stories C

Shelton Brothers . College of Agriculture Livestock: Markets Myrt and Marge C

Hope Alden's Romance ,University of Kentucky

I " " The Jackson Family

2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45

3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45

4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45

Jimmy Dodd Personal Column N Follow the Moon N The Guiding Light N

Woman Looks at News Amer. Library Ass's N Don Winslow N The King's Men N

Science in the News N Three X Sisters N Financial News Heart of Julia Blake

Yellow Blank Salute Weekday Devotions Howard Barlow's Concert Orchestra C

Del Casino, songs C Science Series C. St. Los Syncapators C Children's Corner C

Musical Americana C

Peter Riccardi Melody Cruise

5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45

6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45

7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45

Dance Orchestra Afternoon News Sum'ry Swinqtime on Parade Passing Parade N

Leon Cole Gogo De Lys Wayne King and his Orchestra N

Ben Bernie and his Lads N

'Johnny Green's Orchestra N

9:00 9:15 9:30

\‹ 9:45

i5:00 10:15 10:30 10:45

ii:00 11:15 11:30 11:45

• • 00

! Manuel and William-son N

Braddock-Louis Fight N

Geo. Olsen's Orchestra .

Marvin Fredericks' Orchestra N •

Tonic Time What's the Big Idea? Jimmy Fidler N , Hits of the Week Vic and Sade N I

iraddock-Louis Musical Moments Fight N Gus Arnheim's Orch. C

Newscast-Lee Bland Frank Dailey's Orch, C

Paul Sullivan Anson Weeks' Barney Rapp's Orch Orchestra C Lang Thcmpson's Bob McGrew's Orchestra (to N) . Orchestra C .

011 9:00 9;15 Sinfonietta M 9:30 Hits of the Week 9:45

Nixon Denton

we) 10:15 10:30 10:45

11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45

Billy Snider's Orch . I Paul Sullivan . ' Serenade in the Night Leo Reisman's Or . M

Carl Hoes Orchestra

, Noble Sissle's Orchestra

legiate Talent C Your Unseen Friend C

Poetic Melodies C , News Comes to Life

Wismer Sports

man's Orch. - Col- Victor Saudek's Sym-phony Orchestra

Manuel and William- Manuel and William-son N , son N

hlews; Sporti Play, Fiddle. Play B. Elliott's Orch Nixon Cafe Orch

Headline News Gao. Olsen's orco. N The Willows Orch

Scenes in Harmony Reggie Child's Orch B. McGrew's Or. C M. Frederick's Or. N

The Other Americas N

Braid-ock-Louis Fight N

George Olsen's Orchestra N

Marvin Frederick's Orchestra N

8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45

9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45

10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45

64

00

Jimmy Fiddler N Frank Morgan

Braddock-Louis Heavy- , weight Championship Fight N

W5)4 News Sports Review Wagon Wheel , Orchestra

WHAS News Room Alen. Woollcott C Boake Carter C.

Hammerstein's Music Hall C

Al Jolson Show C .

Watch the Fun Go By C

Jack Oakie's College-With Benny Good.

man's Orch.-Col-legiate Talent C

Here's To You

Poetic Melodies d-Louisville vs. Minnie apolis Baseball Game

Anson Weeks' Orch. C WHAS News Room , Bob McGrew's

Orchestra C

WCKY WLW WKRC WSAI WJR KDKA

NETWORK PROGRAMS (NBC-CBS) EASTERN STANDARD TIME

6:00-Poetic Melodies: Jack Fulton, tenor, and Franklyn MacCormack, poetic reader, and Carlton Kelsey's Orchestra. WABC WKRC whk wcau wadc wwva wbt

.-Easy Aces, comedy sketch, featuring Jane and Goodman Ace. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wgar wham wire

-Amos 'n' Andy: Pepsodent Program. WEAF wgy wwj kyw who wtam

6:15-Vocal Varieties-Choral Group of 14 Voices. WLW to WEAF wgy wtam wire wmaq who kstp

.-"Ma and Pa," dramatic sketch, with Parker Fennelly and Margaret Dee. WABC whk wcau wadc wwva wbt

...Wonders of the Heavens-Dr. R. R. Moul-ton. (CBS) wave wire wham

-Benno Rabinoff. WJZ WCKY WLS wgar

6:30-Horlices Lum an Abner, comedy sketch WJZ WLW WLS wgar

-Charioteers. (NBC) wgy wtam wmaq who wdaf kyw

-Steinie Bottle Boys. WEAF only -Alexander Woolcott, "The Town Crier." WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm whk wfbm kmbc "Mall km« wadc whio wwva wbt wwl wcco

WLS-WENR fi WSM WHAS

6:45-Boake Carter, news flashes. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm whk kmbc wcau kmox wbt wcco

-The Passing Parade. WEAF WSM wmaq kyw

-Florence George, soprano. WJZ WCKY WLS wgar wave wire wham

7:00-Hemmerstein's Music Hall: Lucy Laugh-lin, soprano; Ted Hammerstein, m. C.; Jerry Mann, comedian; guest stars; Music Hall Orchestra. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm wfbm whk kmbc wcau kmox whio wbt wwl wcco wadc

-Johnny, with Russ Morgan's Orchestra: Charles Martin's Thrill; Phil Duey & Com-pany, Swing Fourteen; Giersdorff Sisters; Rhythm Rogues, and Glenn Cross. WEAF WLW kyw wgy wwj wtam wmaq who kstp wdaf wfla wave wire

-Husbands and Wives: Sadley Brown and Allie Lowe Miles. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wham wgar kvoo

7:30-Al Jolson Show, with Martha Raye, Parkyakarkus and Victor Young's Orchestra. WABC WKRC WJR WHAS wbbm wfbm whk kmbc wcau kmox wadc whio wbt wwj wcco

-Lady Esther Serenade: Wayne King and his

Orchestra. WEAF WSAI WSM kvoo ivwj who Ikstp wmaq wdaf wire wave kyw wgy wtam wfaa

-"It Can Be Done," dramatic sketch, with Edgar Guest. Frankie Masters' Orchestra, Masters Voices, singing ensemble, and guest speakers. WJZ WLW KDKA WLS wgar wham

8:00-Vox Pop, conducted by Parks Johnson and Wallace Butterworth, WEAF WSAI kyw wgy wtam wwl wmaq who wdaf wire

-Ben Bernie and All the Lads. Guest artists. WJZ WLW KDKA WLS WSM wgar wire wave kstp wham wfla kvoo

-"Watch the Fun Go By," presented by Al Pearce and his Gang. Nick Lucas, singing guitarist; Arlene Harris, "Human Chatter-box"; Larry Marsh's Orchestra. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm wfbm kmbc wcau kmox wadc whio wsbt wbt wcco whk

8:30-"Jack Oakie's College," with Benny Goodman's Swing Band, collegiate talent and guest stars. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm wfbm whk wcau kmbc kmox wadc whio wsbt wbt wsfa wwl recce

-Packard Hour: Johnny Green's Orchestra, with Jimmy Blair; Trudy Woods, vocalist; Jane Rhodes and Billy Wilson, vocalists. WEAF WCKY WSM who kyw wgy wwj wtam wdaf wire kstp wfla wave wdaf wmaq kvoo

-Sweetest Love Songs Ever Sung. Featuring Frank Munn, tenor; Lois Bennett, and Victor Arden's Orchestra. WJZ WLS WSAI KDKA wham wgar

9:00-The Other Americas-Edward Tomlinson. WJZ WLS wgar wave wire wham

9:30-"Your Unseen Friend," dramatic sketch. WABC WJR whk wcau wadc

-Phillips Poly Pollies. (CBS) wbbm wfbm kmox wsbt wcco

-Jimmie Fidler's Hollywood Gossip, WEAF WLW WSM wgy wtam wmaq who kyw wwj wire wfla wave wbap kvoo

-Manual and Williamson: Harpsichord En-semble-four harpsichords, organ, flute and strings. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wgar wave wham wfla wire wbap

9:45-Vic and Sade: Comedy sketch, with Art Van Harvey, Billy Idelson and Bernardine Flynn. WEAF WLW wgy wtam wave wire kyw wmaq wdaf wwj

-Vincent Del Graze. (CBS) wsfa wbt wwl

10:00-James Braddock-Joe Louis Heavyweight Championship Bout: Blow-by-blow descrip-tion of the contest direct from the ringside. Clem McCarthy, NBC sports announcer. WEAF WJZ WCKY WLW KDKA WLS WSM and all red and blue network stations

-"Poetic Melodies:" Jack Fulton, tenor; Franklyn MacCormack, reader, with Billy Mills' Orchestra. (CBS) WHAS WJR wbbm wfbm kmbc wwl wcco kmox

-Tomorrow's News Today. WAIC only

-Gus Arnheim and his Orchestra. WAIIC WKRC whk kmbc wcau kmos wadc whio wsbt wbt wsfa

10:30-Frank Dailey and his Orchestra. WABC WKRC wbbm wcau whk wfbm kmox wadc whio wsbt wbt wsfa wcco

11:00-George Olsen and the Ambassador Hotel Cocoanut Grove Orchestra. WJZ WCKY WLS KDKA wgar wave wham wire

-Anson Weeks and his Orchestra. WABC WKRC WHAS whk wfbm wcau wadc whio wsbt wbt wsfa wwl wbbm wcco

-Rudy Vahees Hotel Astor Orchestra. WEAF wwl wgy wtam who

11:30-Marvin Fredericks' Commodore Perry Hotel Orchestra. WJZ WCKY WLS KDKA wave wire wham wgar

-Lang Thompson and his Lookout House Or-chestra, WEAF WLW wgy wtam wmaq who

-Bob McGrew's Orchestra, WABC WKRC WHAS WJR whk wsbt wbt

The newest "Hour of Charm"

moving picture with Phil Spitalny

and his all-girl orchestra, sixth in the

series, has just been completed and

will be released throughout the coun-

try on August 2. It already has been

acclaimed by Paramount officials as

the outstanding achievement in the

field of cinematic musical.

RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING JUNE 25, 19.7 17

N Denotes (NBC) C Denotes (CBS) M Denotes (MSS) PROGRAMS FOR WEDNESDAY. JUNE 23

(EASTERN STANDARD TIME)

6:30 6:45

7:15 730 7:45

8:00 8:15 A:30 8:45

9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45

"0:00 10:15 10:30 10:45

11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45

WCKY WLW Cincinnati (1490 kc.) , Cincinnati (700 hr.)

Top o' the Morning

Morning Devotion Gene Rapp. Wm. Meader N Dandies N

Breakfast Club N

N. Fem. Prayer Period M Sing, Neighbor. Sing.

Home Songs N

WKRC Cincinnati eso kc.)

Jerry Foy Sun-Up Jamboree

God's Bible Scho-01-.7 Early Edition—News Dow's Dawn Patrol— Time; Temperature;

For Women Only Vaughn de Isatis N Dean Bros. N Today's Children N

Vagabonds N Band Concert Pat O'Malley World Varieties

Teni La Franconi N Homespun N Stroller's Matinee N... Come Over to Our

News Music Morning Devotions Aunt Mary Woman's Hour Chandler Chats , Bachelor's Children,3‹

Hymns of All Churches Betty and Bob C.. 9,00 Hope Alden's Rom'nce Hymns—Crocker C 9;15 Virginians Modern Cinderella C. 9;30 Couple Next Door M Who's Who in News C 0;45

Linda's First Love .... Personal Col, of the Air We Live Again df Gospel Singer N....

4-41 Alone N Live Stocks Three Marshal's N Allen Werner, tenor.

6:30 6:45

7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45

8:00 B:15 8:30 8:45

Magazine of the 10:00 Air C 10:1S

Big Sister C 10:30 Dr. Defoe C 10:45

The Gump: C Edwin C. C. Hill C 11:15

Romance Helen Trent C 11 :30 ' Our Gal, Sunday C • 11:45

12:00 WCKY News Carl Freed Make Believe C 12:15 Neighbor Nell N Tom, Dick and Harry M Rug W s 12:30 National Farm and National Farm and George Rector C.. 12:45 Home Hour N Home Hour N .... [Aunt Jenny's Stories C

.„.i., _ .,, 1:00 tWomen's News C k 1:15 . . f t .0 Meet the Missus 1:30 Bennett 8 Wolverton N Variety Time i Luncheon Lyrics 1:45 Peggy Wood Calling N Betty and Bob Myrt and Marge C .

200 Southernaires- N — Pep'r Young's F.•-rn. N News: Fir-. Prevention 2:15 Continental Varieties N Ma Perkins N .......Musical Calendar . 2:30 .. ... , Vic and Sade N... 1 Current Questions C 2:45 Michael Strange N... The O'Neills N....s . Poetic Strings C.

12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45

1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45

2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45

WSAI Cincinnati (1330 ice.)

Heartstring Tugs Sun Dial

Brown County Revelers

Streamliners N

el

News

WJR KDKA WLS-WENR Detroit. Mich. (750 kca Pittsburgh. Pa. Duo he.) : Chicago. Ill. (870 kc.)

Pelt and .Guest Musical Clock Farm Zulletin Smile A While

Sing, Neighbor, Sing -Kew: Reports News: Musical Clock. Sing, Neighbor, Sing

.0 9.

Three Aces "The Smile Market" Crowley Milner Revue Shopping Circle Jolly Joe's Pals

Breakfast Club N .... Arkansas Woodchop'r. Stevenson News . News Report Drums on Parade .... Linda's First Love... Morning Devotions Bachelor's Children. Style and Shopping .. Ralph Emerson — org.

Betty and Bob Tim Healy N Hymns All Churches C , Ma Perkins N Betty Crocker Pepper Young N .... Modern Cinderella C Kitchen Cavalcade N .

zine of :The O'Neills N the Air Personal Column N.

Big Sister C Vic and Sade N Dr. Allen R. Defoe C , Edward MacHugh N

The Gumps C ,News Edwin C. Hill C Sunshine Special Romance Helen Trent C Dumond's Cadets N. Our Gal Sunday C . , Viennese Sextet N

Mrs. Wiggs N John's Other Wife N Just Plain Bill N Grandpa Hans

David Harum N Backstage Wife N How to be Charming N Newlyweds

Young Cincinnatiatt Melodic Rhythm Cotton Pickin' Time Joe White N

From Headquarters .. Jane Grey Words and Music N All-Star Revue

Strange Mich.' Cannon Molly Halstead Library Ass'n N String Quartet

WSAI Revue

Barber's Interviews Mrs. Page Sports Oddities News

Make Believe C.. ... Slim, Jack and Gang . Pretty Kitty Kelly C. 'Minn Interviews George Rector C National Farm and , Aunt Army's Stories C Horne Hour N

Woman's News C Meet the Missus 111 9.

Hope Alden Myrt and Marge C

Monticello Party Line. Tea Dance Musical ' Continental

Varieties N To be. announced

KDK.A. Hor.n.• Forum...

Tim Healy Ma Perkins N Pep'r Young's Fam. N Old Kitchen Kettle

The O'Neills N Personal Column N Vic and Sad. N Edward McHugh N

_ Markets Orch. & 4 Hired Hands Homemakers' Program

Priscilla Pride Virginia Lee Markets and News ;Dinnerbell Time ..

News Markets

Homemakers Program

o.

f.

O.

3:00 Lorenzo Jones N 3:15 All Sports Review 3:30 Club Matinee N . 3:45

—4:0i Ranch Boys 4:15 Feature Race, Leonia 4:30 All Sports Review .... 4:45 Meet the Orchestra N

5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45

Ralph Nyland, tenor 3:00 Kitty Keene, Inc. ... Dance Time C . 3:15 Follow the Moon N . Russell Dorr C 3:30 the Guiding Light N Academy of Medicine C 3;45

Story of Mary Marlin N 'Notes and News 44::°°15 Life of Mary Sothern " "

Singing Lady N Eddie Schoelwer 4:30 Little Orphan Annie N , "Funny Things" C .. 4:45

All Sports Revue Toy Band Del Casino, songs C 5:00 Tommy and Betty Freshest Thing in Town 5:le

WCKY News . The In-Laws Hollywood Highlights 5:30 Evening Concert Lowell Thomas N Dick Bray—Sports 5:45

Cincinnati vs. Phila-delphia — Baseball Game at Cincinnati

et

Three Spades The Sea Pirate Knot Hole Club Red Barber's Resume

Poetic Strings C Tea Dance Dance Time C Utility Hall Linda's First Love.. ; Afternoon Melodies Way Down East Baron Elliott's Orch...

Painted Dreams Mary Marlin —N Envoys of Melody KDKA Kiddies Klub... Doris Kerr C Singing Lady N Youth Speaks Show Shopper

Melody and Rhythm News Uncle Neal and Prudy Azinsky's Ensemble . News; Sports Sports: Weather Waltz Time Lowell Thomas N

Club Matinee—Variety Show N

Story of Mary Marlin N Music Circle Hollander's Orch, N Johnson, baritone N

H. Kogen's Orch. N Children's Stories What's the News?... Summer Melodies N

6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45

7:00 7:15 7:30 7:à3

ea 8:15 8:30 8:45

Easy Aces N.. Uncle Ezra N De Lys and Marshall Mario Cozzi N

Broadway Mii.ry Go Round N

Helen Menken N .0 ••

String Symphony N..

Who's Who in Racing

String Ensemble Poetic Melodies C 6:00 Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt N Musical Visions 6:15 Lum and Abner N Gogo Delys C 6:30 Bob Newhall lloake Carter C 6:45

One Man's Family N Cavalcade of 7:00 America C 7:15

Flying Dutchmen " Laugh with Ken 7:30 Murray C 7:45

Fred Allen— Lily Pons with— -- 100' Town Hall Tonight N Kostelanetz Orch. C 8:15

.. .. Beauty Box—Jessica \ B:30 Dragonette C .1 8:45

Kentucky News Spic and Span Billy Snider's Orch Tom Slater

Mardi Gras M

Wayne King's Orchestra N

Jack Sprigg's Orchestra

Ed Fitzgerald M

Stevenson—Sports Gogo De Lys Hollywood Spotlight bake Carter C

Cavalcade of America C

Laugh with Ken Murray C.. .

Andre Kostelanetz — and Lily Pons C....

Beauty Box Theatre— Jessica Dragonette C

Easy Aces N Easy Aces, sketch N Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt N Mrs. Roosevelt N Musical Moments . Lum and Abner N B. Armstrong, organ Mario Cozzi N

Broadway Mer-rrY-G—O- -- Broadway Merry-Go-Round N Round N

Helen Menke'', , Helen Menken, dramatic series N...1 dramatic series N

ÑIC String Sympholiy—, NBC String Symphony Frank Black, conduc- Frank Black, conduc-tor N tor N

té

9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45

10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45

11:15 11:30 11:45

Healani of So. Seas N Carol Weymann N NBC Minstrel Show N

110

Jolly Coburn's Orchestra N

Five Star Final Jack Russell's Orch. N

Jesse Crawford's Orchestra N .... .

Lou B ..... 's Orchestra N ....

5:30-5:45

6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45

7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45

(CENTRAL STANDARD TIME)

WSM WHAS Nashville. Tenn. (850 kc.) Louleviji,. Ky. (IMO he.)

Asbury College y Devotions Musical Clock Breakfast Business Pioneer Stories

Breaffast Club N Early Morning Jamboree

It Mt .1

e. etI ii lo

VI 10

8:00 J Hollywood Hihatters 14 Betty and Bob 8:15 School for Wives 8:30 News 'Hymns All Churches ..

Modern Cinderella C.. 8:45 Helen Jane Behlke N Who's Who C

9:00 Banner Newshawk.... Magazine of the 9:15 Just Like Home Air C 9:30 How to be Charming N Big Sister C s 9:45 The Gospel Singer N. Dr. Allan Defoe C____

10:00 To be ann- ounced Linda's First Love

* Edwin C 10:15 [Homespun N 10:30 Dumond's Cadets N REomiance. Hill

C Hilen C

10.45 Viennese Sextet N ... Our Gal, Sunday C

11:00 J Love and Learn N.... Make Believe C 11:15 Varieties Monticello Party Line.. -)‹. 11:30 National Farm and WHAS News Room.... 11:45 , Home Hour N Aunt Jenny's Stories C

Woman's News C College of Agriculture

Banner Newshawk .... Livestock: Markets Dept. of Agriculture Myrt and Marge C

1:00 ' Pepper Young N - Hope Alden's Roman-c; 1:15 , Ma Perkins N University of Kentucky 1:30 Vic and Sade N n es 1:45 Michael Strange N The Jackson Family....

2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45

3:00-3:15 3:30 3:45

(2:00 1 12:15 12:30 , 12:45 I

4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45

.0 .0

Leon Cole 'Yellow Blank Salute Personal Column N'Weekday Devotions Follow the Moon N Russell Dort C The Guiding Light N Academy of Med. C

Woman Looks at News J Elsio Thompson C.— 7 Escorts and Betty N Four Stars C Don Winslow N Doris Kerr C Meet the Orchestra N Funny Things C....

Our Amer. Schools N De Casino, songs c7. Vaughn Quartet Geo. Hall's Orch. C.. Financial News Peter Riccardi Heart of Julia Blak• Melody Cruise

5:00 5:15 5:30 5'45

6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45

7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45

June Moody Afternoon News Sum'ry WHAS News Room . . Two Pianos Gogo De Lys, songs C Shelton Brothers illoake Carter C

One Man', Family N.. Cavalcade of I. .6 America C

Wayne King and his Laugh with Orchestra N Ken Murray C

- Fred Allen—Town Andre Kostelanetz

Hall Tonight N and Lily Pons C Beauty Box Theatre— , Jessica Dragonette C

0 0

Ie

To be announced Gang Busters C ..... 9:00 " 9:15

Babe Ruth C 9:30 Musical Revue Gov. Frank Murphy C " 5

Amos 'n'Andy N The Madhatterrields.. Barney Rapp's Orchestra

Paul Sullivan Les Brown's Orch Jack Spriggs Orchestra

in be announced 8. Berrigan's Orch C 10:15 Newscast—Lee Bland. 10:30 Frank Dailey's Orch C 10:45

'George Hamilton's 11:00 Orchestra C 11:15

Bert Block's 11:30 Orchestra C 11:45

Nixon Denton Small & Arden & Arden Ross Pierce's Orch Lang Thompson's Orch,

Henry King's Orch, M Paul Sullivan Noble Sissle's Orchestra

Happy Felton's — Orchestra M

Lights Out N

• 'Gang Busters"— Phillips Lord C

Babe Ruth C Jerry Cooper

Poetic Melodies C.. Wismer Sports The Great Plague Frank Dailey's Or. C

Headline News - To be announced

Meditation

Baron Elliott's Orch Sammy Fuller Minstrel Show N

Healani of S. Seas N Carol Weymann N NBC Minstrel Show N

--News; Sports Globe- Trotter — J. Coburn's Orch, N King's Jesters Orch. N Nixon Cafe Orch Eddie Varios

..J Orchestra

The Willows Orch Jesse Crawford's Reggie Child's Orch Orchestra N Lou Breeze's Orch. N Lou Breese's Harlem Casino Orch. Orchestra N

8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45

-9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45

10:00 rWSM News Geo. Hamilton's Or. C 10:15 Chez Paree Orch. N WHAS News Room.... 10.30 Lights Out N Louisville Dance 10:45 I " Time

Your Hit Parade N.... The "Gang lusters" C o 0 .1

10 if Babe Ruth C Jerry Cooper, songs . Musical Moments

Amos 'n' Andy N Poetic Melodies CT:: LaSalle Hotel Orch. N , Jerry Cooper Symphonic Sketches... Louisville-Minneapolis

Baseball Game II 0.

WCKY WLW WKRC I

NETWORK PROGRAMS EASTERN STANDARD TIME

NBC-CBS)

6:00—Poetic Melodies: Jack Fulton, tenor; Franklyn Mac Cormack, poetic reader, and Carlton Kelsey's Orchestra. WABC WKRC wadc wwva wbt whk wcau

—"Obligato." (CBS) kmbc

—Easy Aces, comedy sketch, featuring Jane and Goodman Ace. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wgar wham wire

—Pepsodent Program: Amos 'n' Andy. WEAF wgy wwj kyw who

6:15—"Uncle Ezra's Radio Station E-Z-R-A." with Pat Barrett, Nora Cunneen and others. WEAF WCKY wgy wmaq wtam wire wdaf kyw who wbap kstp

—The Pond's Program: Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. WJZ WLW KDKA WLS wgar wave wire wham wspd

—"Ma and Pa." dramatic sketch, with Parker Fennelly and Margaret Dee. WABC whk wcau wadc wwva wbt

—Herbert Foote's Ensemble. (CBS) wcco

6:30—Time for Gogo De Lys. WABC WHAS WKRC whk whio wfbm kmbc wadc wsfa

—Horlick's Lum and Abner, comedy sketch. WJZ WLW WLS wgar

—Day Line Movie Pilot. WEAF only

WSAI WJR

—Charioteers. (NBC) wgy wtam wmaq who wdaf kyw

6:45—Boake Carter. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm whk kmbc wcau kmox wcco wbt

—Mario Cozzi, baritone; Christine Johnson, soprano, and orchestra. (NBC) WCKY WLS wgar wave wire wham

—Sisters of the Skillet. WJZ only —Vic and Sade. WEAF wmaq only 7:00—One Man's Family, dramatic sketch. WEAF WLW WSM wdaf wgy wwj wtam who wmaq wf la wave kvoo wbap

—The Cavalcade of America: Drama with Don Yorhees and his Concert Orchestra. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm wfbm whk kmbc wcau kmox wbt wwl wcco

—Broadway Merry-Go-Round. Beatrice Lillie, comedienne. Al Rickey's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY WLS KDKA wgar wire wham

7:30—Laugh with Ken Murray, comedian; "Oswald:" Shirley Ross, vocalist; Marilyn Stuart; Lud Gluskin's Orchestra. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm wfbm whk kmbc wcau kmox wadc whio wbt wwl wcco

—Lady Esther Serenade: Wayne King and his Orchestra. WEAF WSAI WSM wtam wmaq wgy wwl wire kyw kvoo wbap kstp who wdaf

KDKA WLS-WENR

—Helen Menken in "Her Second Husband," dramatic revivals of former stage successes. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wgar wham

8:00—Chesterfield Presents Lily Pons with Andre Kostelanetz's Orchestra and Chorus; David Ross, announcer. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm wfbm whk kmbc wcau kmox whio wadc wbt wsfa wwl wcco wsbt

—Town Hall Tonight: Fred Allen, comedian; Portland Hotta; Peter Van Steeden's Orches-tra and guests. WEAF WLW WSM kyw wgy wtam wwj wmaq who wdaf wfaa kstp wave wfla kvoo

—NBC String Symphony, Frank Black con-ducting. WJZ KDKA WCKY WLS wgar

8:30—Palmolive Beauty Theatre, starring Jes-sica Dragonette, soprano, and Charles Kull-mann, tenor; Al Goodman's Orchestra. WABC WKRC WJR WHAS whk wbbm kmbc wcau kmox whio wads wbt wwl wcco

9:00—"Gang Busters,' true crime dramatiza-tions. Conducted by Phillips H. Lord. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm wfbm whk kmbc wcau whio kmox wwl wcco

—Your Hit Parade: Harry Salter's Orchestra; Stuart Allen, baritone; Freddie Gibson, songstress; Songsmith Quartet; guest star. WEAF WSM wgy wtam wmaq kyw wdaf wfaa who wfla kstp wave

—Healani of the South ims. WJZ WCKY WLS wgar wave wire wham

9:15—Carol Weyman, mezzo-soprano. WJZ WCKY WLS wgar wave wire wham

9:30—Babe Ruth Radio Program. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm wfbm whk kmbc whio wbt wsfa wwl wcco

—NBC Minstrel Show: Gene Arnold, inter-locutor; Vance McClune, Bill Thomson, Har-old Peary and Shorty Carson, end men; choral group of 10 male voices; Al Short's Orchestra, WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wgar wave wire wham

9:45—"Labor Trends and Industrial Problems," Gov. Frank Murphy, Michigan. WABC WKRC whk kmox kmbc wcau wadc whio wsbt wbt wwl wsfa

—Welcome to Boy Scout Jamboree: Last Scout Jamboree preview, with representa-tives of Scout groups from Russia, Ger-many, Italy, France, Holland and England. WEAF wgy wtam wmaq who

10:00—Bunny Berrigan and his Orchestra. (CBS) (WKRC on 10:15) whk kmbc wcau kmox wadc wsbt wbt wsfa

—Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) WSM WLW wire wmaq wdaf

—"Poetic Melodies": Jack Fulton, tenor; Franklyn Mac Cormack, reader, and Billy Mills' Orchestra. .(CBS) WHAS WJR wbbm wfbm kmbc wcco kmox wwl

—Esse News Reporter. WEAF only

—Jolly Coburn and his Orchestra. WJZ WCKY (KDKA on 10:15) wgar wave wire wham

—Eddie Le Baron Rainbow Room Orchestra. WEAF wire wmaq wgy wtam who wdaf kyw

WSM WHAS

—Tomorrow's News Tonight. WABC only

10:15--King's Jesters, Hotel LaSalle Orchestra. WEAF WLS WSM wire wmaq wgy wtam who wdaf kyw

10:30—Jack Russell and the Golf-Moore Hotel Orchestra. WJZ (WCKY on 10:45) wgar ware wire

—"Deacon" Moore's Beverly Hills Country Club Orchestra. WEAF wgy wtam wmaq who

—Frank Dailey and his Orchestra. WABC (WKRC WJR on 10:45) wcau kmbc wadc wbt wsfa

11:00—Jesse Crawford's Orchestra, WJZ WCKY WLS wgar wave wire wham

—George Hamilton and his Orchestra. WABC WKRC WHAS wfbm whk kmbc wcau kmox

—Larry Burke, tenor. WEAF wgy wtam wmaq who

11:08—Ted Lewis' Chet Pares Orchestra. WEAF WSM wgy wtam wmaq who

11:30—Lights Out—Mystery drama. WEAF WSAI WSM wgy wtamiwmaq who

--Lou 8. and the Casino Parisienne Or-chestra. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wgar wave wire wham

—Bert Block and his Orchestra. WABC WKRC whk kmbc kmox wadc wsbt

18 RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING JUNE 25, 1937

4t PROGRAMS FOR THURSDAY, JUNE 24 •

N Denotes ¡NBC) C Denotes (CBS) M Denotes Min) )st

(EASTERN STANDARD TIME)

sate 8:45

700 7:15 7:30 7:45

11:00 8:15

- 8:30 1:45

WCKY WLW WKRC Cincinnati OM kr.1 r Cincinnati (700 itc.)

top o' the Morning

Morning evotions N Ralph Hodges .. Leibert Ensemble N Rhythm Rascols N .

Breakfast Club N 0,0

. Aunt Mary Chandler Chats

Family PrayerPnriod M Concert in Brass . Moments Musicale Itk

News Morning Devotions

9:00 For Women Only. 9:15 Vaughn de Leath N 9:30 Dean Bros N 9:45 Today's Children N

1000 Vagabonds- N 10:15 Three Marry Men 10:30 Pat O'Malley 10:45 Joe Green's Orchestra

Franconi N 11:15 Armchair Quartet N 11:30 Joe Dumond N 11:45 Come to Our House

Hymns of All Churches Hope Alden's Romance Hello Peggy

. 'Couple Next Door M

Linda's First Love Personal Col, of the Air We Live Again The Gospel Singer N

Girl Alone N Live Stocks Bailey Axton N Wife Saver

1200 12:15 12:30 12:45

1:80 1:15 1:30 1:45

200 2:15 2:30 2:45

3:00 3:15 3:30 3:4S

—4:tto 4:15 4:30 445

500 5:15 5:30 WCKY News 5:45 Evening Concert

WCKY News Hal Gordon N Farm end Home Hour N

et

General Federation of Piano Recital N

Light Ope-ri N

«

Caballeros N

Lorenzo Jones N Sports Review Club Matinee N

Carlisle Sisters Feature Race, Latonia Xavier Cugat Orch King's Men N

All Sports Review .. .0 0.

The Three Spades Small & Arden & Arden National Farm and Home Hour N

Chandler Chats Betty and Bob

Pepper Young's Fern. N Ma Perkins N Vic and Sade N The O'Neills N X

Cincinnati kci

Jerry Foy Sun-Up Jamboree

God's Bible School Early Edition—News Dow's Dawn Patrol

1 00 00

Woman's Hour Bachelor's Children )1(

Betty and Bob C Hymns—Crocker C Modern Cinderella C Who's Who in News C

To be announced ... Quality Twins C Big Sister C The Merrymakers C

The Gump: C Edwin C. Hill C Romance Helen Trent C Our Gal, Sunday C.

To be announced News; Flying Fingers George Rector C... . Aunt Jenny's Stories C

Rambles in Rhythm Meet the Missus Luncheon Lyrics Myrt and Marge C

News: Fire Prevention Musical Calendar Do You Remember? C

-Y:00 7:15 Sun Dial 7:30 I

7:45 Brown County Revelers Crowley Milner Shopping Circle , -8;-0° Streamliners, with Field Revue • Silver Serenade 8:15 ' & Hall & Orch. N ,Stevenson—News Band Parade 8:30 " '' Village Chapel C ,Linda's First Love 8:45 ,News Bachelor's Children CI Hello, Peggy

9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45

WSAI WJR KDKA ,WLS-WENR Cincinnati (1330 Ise.) Detroit. Mich. (730 kc.) Pittsburgh. Pa. (544 kr.l Chicago. 111. (870 kri

6:30 Pall and Guest ¡Musical Clock Farm Bulletin 6:45

Smile A While

News Report Novelodeons Pioneer Stories Jolly Joe's Pet Pals

Evelyn & Hilltoppers News Report Morning Devotions Morning Minstrels

Morning Hymnal

0e 10 , 10 ••

00 01

¡News: Musical Clock Wesley Meth. Church

10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45

i1:00 11:15 11:30 11:45

Mrs. Wiggs N John's Other Wife N Just Plain Bill N Grandpa Hans 'e

David Harum N Backstage Wife N Jane Gerrard Big Sister C Newlyweds Mrs. Page

Young Cincinnatians The Gumps C Mary Paxton Edwin C. Hill C Cotton Pickin' Time Armchair Quartet N

$ Betty and Bob C Capt. Tim Healy! Hymns All Churches C Ma Perkins N Betty Crocker C Pepper Young Fem. N Modern Cinderella C Kitchen Cavalcade N

Mary Lee Taylor C.. The O'Neill: N . Quality Twins C Personal Column N

Vic and Sad* N 'Edward MacHugh N '

News Sunshine Special

Romance Helen Trent C Strollers Matinee Our Gal Sunday C

Tim Healy; News N Ma Perkins N Pepper Young's Fern N The Hilltoppers

The O'Neills N Personal Column N Vic and Sade N Edward McHugh N

Mar-lies Orch. & 4 Hired Hands ' Homemakers'

Program .

Modernaires e Kitty Keene, Inc. Follow the Moon N 'U The Guiding Light N

Story of Mary Marlin N Life of Mary Sothern M Singing Lady N E Little Orphan Annie N

Mary Alcott Bargain Counter ... Tommy and Betty Freshest Thing in Town The In-Laws Hollywood Highlights Lowell Thomas N Dick Bray—Sports

To be announced Vocal Varieties N Lum and Abner N Bob Newhall

Rudy Vallee Variety Hour N

ob Byron, songs C Novelteers C . S. Army Band C

Notes. and Ne7ve

ddie Schoelwar Children's Corner C.

12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45

1:00 - 1:15 1:30 1:45

2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45

3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45

-4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45

5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45

¡Rambles in RhythmC' " Its Woman's World Ni

String Quartet

WSAI Revue

Barber's Interviews. Sports Oddities .

Reds vs. Philadelphia —Baseball Game at Cincinnati .....

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From Headquarters 'Jack Berch's Orch. C Day Dreams Words and Music N

Strange Mich' Cannon Molly Halstead .. Meet the Missus

Hope Alden KDKA Home Forum.1 Myrt and Marge C. Markets

Monticello Party Musical . ...... Do You Remember C News

Pretty Kitty Kelly C Interviews George Rector C National Farm and Aunt Jenny's Stories C. Home Hour N

Don and Helen . Henry Burr, Ballads. Mark's, Weath., News Dinnerbell

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To be announced

To be announced Fed. Penna, Women , To be announced

Caballeros N

T ref Aces Club Matinee N Novelteers C Linda's First Love . I. Elliott's Orch Way Down East Robert Cartier .

Painted Dreams Mary Marlin PI Envoys of Melody .. 'KDKA Kiddies Klub ..

, All Hands on Deck C *Singing Lady N Melody and Rhythm . , Tales Nature Tells.... .

Three Spades The Sea Pirate Knot Hole Club Red Barber's Resume

.News Uncle Neal and Prudy Harry Kogen's Orch, N News; Sports Sports: Weather Musical Masters Lowell Thomas N ...

Homemakers' Program .

Homemakers' Program

Club Matinee: , Variety Show 14

....

Mary Marlin N Music Circle Hollander's Orch, N Johnson, baritone N

H. Kogen's Oh.- N Children's Stories What's the News? Summer Melodies N

(CENTRAL STANDARD TIME)

WSM WHAS Nashville, Tenn. NM kci Louisville. Ky. Om W.)

5 5:30:45

6:00 6:15 6:30 'Vaughn Quartet 6:45 "

7:00 !Breakfast Club N 7:15 " 7:30 I 7,45

Asbury Coilege \ro• Devotions

Breakfast Business

Early Morning Jamboree

8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45

9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45

10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45

High Hatters N School for Wives .. News Viennese Sextet N

Banner Newshawk Just Like Home .. Fiddlers Three N The Gospel Singer N

Franconi, tenor N - Grace and Scotty N Stroller's Matinee N

11:00 1:15

11:30 11:45

12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45

' Love and Learn N Farm Credit Intervino National Farm and Home Hour N 1

.6

8.

Banner Newshawk Dept. of Agriculture

I eo Pepper Young's Fam. N 1:15 Ma Perkins N 1:30 ,Vic and Sad* tif , 1:45 Jack and the Boys .

Betty and Bob C Hymns All Churches C Modern Cinderella C Who's Who C

Mary Lee Taylor C Quality Twins C Big Sister C The Merrymakers C

Linda's First Love Edwin C. Hill C Romance Helen Trent C Our Gal, Sunday C

Shades of Hawaii _ Monticello Party Line Y WHAS News Room. Aunt Jenny's Stories C

Shelton Ificithi-rs — College of Agriculture Livestock: Markets . Myrt and Marge C

Hope Alden's Romance University of Kentucky,

•• The Jackson Family .

6:00 6:15 6:30 6:46

-7700 7:15 7:30 745

B:00 8:15 8:30 8:45

9:130 9:15 9:30 9:15

1000 10:15 10:30 10:45

1100 11:15 11:30 11:45

Easy Aces N Ridin' High N Echoes of Hie Stage Cabin in Cotton N..

Round Table DISCUS. N Roy Shields' Revue N Stars of Tomorrow..

Boston Symphony Orch. "Pop" Concerts N .

, Midnight in Mayfair N I " 0. 8, 1,

.... Poetic Melodies C.. Harmony Highways .

..... Alexander Woollcott C Boake Carter C

, Maxwell House Showboat N ..

Band Wagon with Kate Smith C

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Picadilly Music Hall N Bing Crosby and Bob Burns N

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Headlines of 1912 World Dances Five Star Final Jack Russell's Orch. N

Ted Lewis' Orch. N . —Chez Perot (N)

Phil Ohman's Trocadero Orch. N

WCKY

be .0

ajor Bowes -Amateur Hour C

De

6:00 Kentucky News 6:15 Spic and Span 6:30 Billy Snider's Orch 6:45 Tom Slater .••

7:00 Jack Sprigg7s 7:15 Orchestra 7:30 Eddie Duchin's 7:45 Orchestra M .

8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45

Stevenson—Sports Easy Aces N Frank Morgan Ridin' High N ' Alexander Woollcott C Paint Parade bake Carter C H. Middleman's Orch

Round Table Discus. Wagon C Roy Shields' Revue N

Kate Smith's Band

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,Moon Enchantment.uai Major Bowe's Amateur Hour

;Musk for Today M :

, Boston Symphony ' Orchestra N

Midnight in , Mayfair N

;Easy Aces N ..... Ridin' High N ....

'Lum and Abner N Cabin in Cotton N

Round Table Discus. N Roy Shields' Revue N To be announced The Active Citizen

Judges of the R. Table

Midnight in Mayfair N

2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45

J.:00 3:15 3:30 3:45

4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45

Club Matinee N Personal Column N Follow the Moon N. The Guiding Light N

Woman Looks at News Escorts and Betty N Don Winslow N King's Men N

Norsemen Quartet N To be announced N Financial News Heart of Julia Blake

Yellow Blank Salute 'Weekday Dveotions U. S. Army Band C...

00 te . . .

' Congress Questions All Hands on Deck C

Children's Corner C

Patti Chapin, songs C Clyde Barrie, songs C Peter Riccardi ... Melody Cruise .

5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45

6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45

7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45

' Louise Hammett, News Summary Dixieland Jam . Campbell's Royalists

Rudy Vallee — Variety Show N

0

1:an-ny— -Ross Presents' Maxwell House Showl

WHAS News Room .. Alex Woollcott C... Beaks Carter C

A. & P. Bandwagon, starring Kate Smith C

.0 .8

10

Major llowes'—Am-a-ta ;• Hour C

Boat N .. I " 90

Amos 'n Andy N Picture Time Noble Sissies , Orchestra

, Your True Adventures with Floyd Gibbons C

March of Time C

Musical Moments Jay Freeman's Orch. C Newscast—Lee Bland

. lsham Jones' Orch, C

Paul Sullivan Dick Jurgens' Lang Thompson's Orch Orchestra C Barney Rapp's 1Al Trace's Orchestra

WLW Orchestra C .

WKRC

9:00 (Nixon Denton 9:15 Les Brown's 9:30 Orchestra 9:45 Ross Pierce's Orch

10:00 Billy Snider's Orch. 10:15 Paul Sullivan 10:30 Ted Weems' 10:45 Orchestra M

11:00 Bunny Berrigan's 11:15 Orchestra M 11:30 Henry King's 11:45 Orchestra M

NETWORK PROGRAMS (NBC-CBS) EASTERN STANDARD TIME

4:00—Poetic Melodies: Jack Fulton, tenor, and Franklyn Mac Cormack, poetic reader. Carlton Kelsey's Orchestra. WABC WKRC wadc wwva wbt whk wcau

'n' Andy: Pepsodent Program. WEAF wgy wtam kyw VAV

...Easy Aces: comedy sketch, featuring Jane and Goodman Act. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wgar wire wham

.—Herbert Foote's Ensemble. (CBS) kmbc

6:15—Vocal Varieties—Choral group of 14 voices. WLW to WEAF wgy wtam wire wmaq who kstp kyw

..-"Ma and Pa," dramatic sketch, with Parker Fennelly and Margaret Dee. WABC whk wcau wadc wwva wbt

—Ridin' High: Countess Olga Albini, with Ray Sinatra and his Orchestra. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wgar wave wire wham wspd

11:30—Steinie Bottle Boys. WEAF only

...Alexander Woolcott. "The Town Crier." WABC WKRC WJR WHAS wbbm whir wfbm kmbc wcau kmox wadc who wwva wbt wwl wcco

—Mary Dietrich. soprano. (NBC) wgy "dam kyw wwj

..-Horlick's Program, with Lum and Abner:

WSAI

Comedy sketch. WJZ WLW WLS wsb 6:45—Boake Carter, news flashes. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm whk kmbc wcau kmor wbt wcco

—Barry Wood, songs. WJZ only —To be announced. WEAF wgy wtam wmaq who wdaf kyw

—Cabin in the Cotton. (NBC) WCKY WLS wgar wave wire wham

7:00—A. & P. Band Wagon, starring Kate Smith; Jack Miller's Orchestra. WABC WKRC WJR WHAS wbbm wfbm whk kmbc wcau kmox wadc wwva wbt wwl

—The Royal Gelatin Program—Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees: Guest artists. WEAF WLW WSM wtam kyw wgy wbap kstp wfla

—summary Round Table Discussion of Jews and Christians. Dr. Everett R. Clinchy. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wgar wave wire wham

7:15—Roy Shields' Revue. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wgar wave wire wham

7:30—Boston Pop Concerts, Arthur Fiedler, conducting. WJZ KDKA (WCKY at COO wgar wave wire wham

8:00—Lanny Rots Presents the Maxwell House

"Your Adventure with Picadilly Music Hall N Floyd Gibbons" C

March of Time C

Poetic Melodies C News; Sports Witmer Sports Play, Fiddle, Play I The Mummers , O. Elliott's Orch

H. Middleman's Orch.

t Headline News , The Willows Orch , Dick Jurgins' Orch. C' Reggie Child's Orch.. l Al Trace's Dance Orchestra

Orchestra C Harlem Casino Orch

Picadilly Music Hall N

0.

Globe Trotter . . To be announced N Bismarck Hotel Orchestra

Ted Lewis' Orchestra N

Phil Ohman's Orchestra N

WJR KDKA WLS-WENRI Show Boat, with Molasse 'n' January; Al Goodman's Orchestra; Modern Choir; Thomas L. Thomas, baritone. WEAF WSM WLW wgy wtam wmaq wave wwj wife kyw who wdaf kstp wbap wfla

—Major Bowes' Amateur HOW, WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm wfbm whk wcau kmox wadc whio wbt wsfa wwl wcco

8:30—Midnight in Mayfair—English dance music. WJZ WCKY WLS KDKA wgar wave wire wham

9:00—Kraft Music Hall, starring Bing Crosby; Jimmy Dorsey's Orchestra: Bob Burns, come, dian, and guest artists. WEAF WLW WSM wgar wgy wtam wwj wmaq wire wave kyw who wbap kstp wdaf kvoo

—"Your True Adventures," Floyd Gibbons. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm wfbm

—Piccadilly Music Hall: Variety program, with John Goldsworthy, m. c. Al Short and his Orchestra and guest stars. WJZ WLS KOKA WCKY wgar wave wire wham

9:30—The March of Time: News dramatisation, WAIIC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm wfbrn voids wcau kmox wbt wwl wcco whio

10:00—John B. Kennedy, "Footnotes on Head-lines." WEAF wgy wtam wmaq who wdaf kyw

—"Poetic Melodies": Jack Futfori, tenor; Franklyn Mac Cormack, reader, and Billy Mills' Orchestra. (CBS) WJR WHAS wbbm wwl wcco kmo«

9:00 8:15 8:30 8:45

9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45

1000 10:15 10:30 10:45

—Esse News Reporter. WEAF only —Pepsodent Program: Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) WSM WLW wdaf wfaa wmaq wire why

—Jay Freeman and his Orchestra. WAIIC (WKRC on 10:15) wadc kmos whk whio wsbt wbt

10:15—To be announced. WJZ WLS wgar wave wire

10:30—Jack Russell and his Golf-Moore Hotel Orchestra. WJZ (WCKY on 10:45) wgar wave wire wham

—Isham Jones and his Orchestra. WAIIIC WKRC whk wfbm wcau kmox wadc whio wsbt wbt wbbm kmbc wcco

—Northern Lights: Dramatization, with Waldo Pooler. Lee Gordon's Orchestra. Earl Dohlt's Quartet. WEAF wgy wtam wmaq who wdaf kyw

I I:00—Dick Jurgins and his Orchestra. WAIC WJR WKRC WHAS whk wfbm kmbc wcau wadc whio wbt wwj

—Ted Lewis' Orchestra, WJZ WCKY WLS wgar wave wire wham

11:30—Phil Ohman's Orchestra, WJZ WCKY WLS urger wire wham

—AI Trace and his Orchestra. WABC WJR WKRC wbbm whk wfbm kmbc wcati wadc whio wsbt wbt wcco wwva

—Lou Breese's Casino Parisienne Orchestra. WEAF wgy wtam wmaq who

M1ONIGHT—Nocturne, with Eddie Howe (CBS) wbbm wfbin kmbc

Bing Crosby and "Your Adventure with Jimmy Dorsey N ... Floyd Gibbons" C

March of Time C

Amos 'n' Andy N ... To be announced .Mary Small iSummer Melodies

WSM Newt Jerry Blaine's Orch. Adrian McDowell's Orchestra

WSM

Poetic Melodies C . Louisville-Minneapolis

Baseball Game .

Dick Jurgens' Orch. C WHAS News Room.. Louisville Dance Time

WHAS

Princeton Commencement Commencement day exercises at

Princeton University will be broad-

cast from 11:00 to 11:45 a. m. (E.S.T.) on Tuesday, June 22, over WCKY and an NBC network.

Candidates for degrees will be pre-sented to Dr. Harold W. Dodds, Princeton President, by Dean Luther P. Eisenhart of the Graduate School, and Dr. Dodds then will confer the degrees. Following this will come the conferring of honorary degrees. Among the recipients of honarary de-grees will be Dr. Paul Van Zeeland,

prime minister of Belgium and presi-dent of the Assembly of the League of Nations. The degree of doctor of laws will be conferred upon him. The program will conclude with

the benediction and the singing of "Old Nassau."

RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING JUNE 25, 1937 19

N Denotes (NBC) C Denotes CBS) M Denotes MBS) * PROGRAMS FOR FRIDAY. JUNE 25

(EASTERN STANDARD TIME)

itii 6:45

7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45

-0:00 8:15

..0:30 re"; 13:45

900 9:15 9:30 9:45

1000 10:15 10:30 10:45

11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45

WCKY auctioned (140e kc.)

Morning Devotions N Gen Ruppe Organ Rhapsody N. Dandies N

Breakfast Club-Variety Show-Bob Brown, m. c. N

•• ....

Traffic Court

For Women Only Today's Children N

Vagabonds N Don Allen Pat O'Malley Bob Conley's Orch.

Marine Band N .. I •"'

C'me O'er to Our H'se!

WLW 4 Cincinnati (700 hr.)

Top o' the Morning-Old Timis Fiddlers

Family Prayer M Sing, Neighbor, Sing Home Songs N

News Sunday School Lesson Mail Bag Chandler Chats .

WKRC Cincinnati (550 le.)

Jerry Foy - Sun-Up Jamboree .

Christian Science - Early Edition-News Dow's Dawn Patrol.

Hymns of All Churches Hope Alden's Rom'nce Virginians Couple Next Door M

Linda's First Love Peatonal Column N We Live Again The Gospel Singer N

Girl Alone N Live Stocks Gene Arnold N .).r The Frim Sisters

Woman's Hour Bachelor's Children ski.

Betty and Bob C Betty Crocker C Modern Cinderella C Who's Who in News C

Magazine of the Air C

Big Sister C Dr. Dec.. C

The Gumps C Edwin C. Hill C Romance Helen Trent C Our Gal, Sunday C

6:30 6:45

7:00 7:15 730 7:45

8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45

9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45

10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45

11:00 11:15 1130 11:45

WSAI Cincinnati 11330 be.)

Church Forum Sun Dial

Brown County Revelers

Streamliners N

News

Mrs. Wiggs N John's Other Wife N Just Plain Bill N Grandpa Hans X

David Harum N Backstage Wife N How fo be Charming NI Newlyweds

Young Cincinnatians Ralph Simpson Cotton Pickin' Time I Joe White N

WJR KDKA WLS-WENR Detroit, Mich. 1750 irc.i Pittsburgh. Pa. iti80

Patt and Guest ;Musical Clock

Sing, Neigh-bor, Sing -.

News: Musical Clock Three Aces Wm. Meeder, organ N Crowley Milner Revue Dandies of Yesterday N

-" - 'Morning Merrymakers-. .11 i•

Stevenson News Carolyn Pryce :Linda's First Love . Bachelor's Children CStyle & Shopping ..

¡Betty and Bob C 1Captain Tim Healy N Betty Crocker C. Ihta Perkins N 'Modern Cinderella C 'Pepper Young's Fam. N John Watkins C . Kitchen Cavalcade N

'Magazine of the Air C:The O'Neills N !Personal Column N

Big Sister C ,Vic and Sad* N Dr, Allen Roy Woe CEd. MacHugh N

The Gumps C News Edwin C. Hill C Sunshine Special .... Romance Helen Trent C U. S. Marine Band N. Our Gal, Sunday C..

Chicago. Ill. (aTo kc.)

Farm Bulletin Board. ;Smile a While (cont'd)

News Report-Bentley. 'Sing, Neighbor, Sing' The Smile Market. 'Morning Devotions..

- - Pokey & Arkie News Report-Bentley Jolly Joe Ralph Emerson-orga n'

Tim Healy N Ma Perkins N Pepper Young's Fam. N The Old Kitchen Kettle

The °Wails- "-N Personal Column Vic and Sad* N Gospel Singer N

Livestock Market Orch. & 4 Hired Hands, Foods; Morning Homemakers, Martha

12:00 12:15 12:30 12:4S

Question Box; News.. Neighbor Nell Farm and Home Hour N

Carl Freed Tom, Dick & Harry M National Farm and Home Hour N

100 1:15 1:30 1:45

200 2:15 2:30 2:45

Bennet & Woltiverton N Peggy Wood Calling N

Radio Guild N

0.1 .

Of IN

60 HI

Variety lime Betty and Bob

Pepper Young's Fans N Ma Perkins N Vic and Sade N The O'Neills N

Make Believe C Reg Weavers Dining with G. Rector C Aunt Jenny's Stories C

Woman's News C Meet the Mitsui Luncheon Lyrics Myrt and Marge C

Fun to Keep House Musical Calendar The Three Consoles C

1200 12:15 12:30 1215

100 1:15 1:30 1:45

2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45

From Headquarters ... Make Believe C !Cornfield Follies Jane Grey Pretty Kitty Kelly C Words and Music N

The Strange Cannon Molly Halstead W. Logan's Musicale N String Quartet ...

WSAI Revue

Barber's Interviews . Sports Oddities ..

Geo. Rector C ..... Aunt Jenny's Stories C

Weman's News C Hello Peggy Hope Alden's Rom'nce Myrt and Marge C

Monticello Party Line Musical Mrs. Page News

"Big City Parade" Virginia Les, Sunbeam

National Farm and M'kets; Weath.; News Home Hour N Dinnerbell Program

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1KDKA Home Forum. Livestock Market 'Market Summary

:To be announced . . Homemakers W.C.T.U, Talk Program 'Tea Dance .. ..

(CENTRAL STANDARD TIME)

WSM WHAS iNashvitle, Tenn. (0.50 hr.) 11-ouLavfile. Ky. 020 isr.) 5;io 5:45

6:00 6:15 I Asbury College y

Devotions 6:30 IMusical Clock ,Breakfast Business ....

7:00 Breakfast Club, N Early Morning 7:15 " " Jamboree C ....... 730 " " n ii

7:45 " "

8:00 Musical Interlude .. 8:15 ,School for Wives 8:30 News 8:45 Viennese Sextette N

9:00 Banner NewshaWk -- 9:15 Just Like Home 9:30 How to be Charming N 9:45 The Gospel Singer N

10:00 United States Marine 10:15 Band N 10:30 10:45 " .0

'Betty and Bob C Betty Crocker C Modern Cinderella C Who's Who In News C

Magazine of the Al,

Big Sister C Dr. Allan Roy Defoe C

Linda's First Love Edwin C. Hill C Romance Helen Trent C Our Gal, Sunday C .

11:30 National Farm and 11:45 Home Hour N ...

12:00 " 12:15 i " " 12:30 Banner Newshawk 12:45 IDept. of Agriculture Myrt and Marge C

Hope Alden's Romance University of Kentucky.

11:00 Love and Learn N Make Believe C 11:15 Jimmie Dodd Monticello Party Line.. y

WHAS News Room .. Aunt Jenny's Stories C Woman's News C College of Agriculture Markets Weather ..

00

100 ,Pepper Young'iFam.N 1:15 -,Ma Perkins N 1:30 Vic and Sade N 1:45 Leon Cole, organ Jackson Family

3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45

Lorenzo Jones N Helen Nugent Club Matinee N.... Kitty Keene, Inc..

Follow the Moon N The Guiding Light N 00 00

4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45

Hilltop Serenaders Singing Lady Music

Plays N Feature Race, Leonia

5:00 All Sports Review 5:15 5:30 Press Radio News N 5:45 Civic Club

Story of Mary Marlin N Life of Mary Sothern tul Story Time . . Orphan Annie N

Toy Band Tommy and Betty The In-Laws ... Lowell Thomas N

Among Our Souvenirs C

Bon Voyage C

Notes and News

Eddie Schoelwer St. Aloysius Orch

Howard Phillips C Freshest Thing in Town Hollywood Highlights Dick Bray-Sports

3:00 3:15 3:30 345

4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45

5:00-5:15 5:30 5:45

Cincinnati vs. Boston Baseball Game

Among Our Souvenirs C

iTo be announced ;" " B. Elliott's Orchestra. " "

1Story Mary Marlin N Mary Marlin N., .Tts• Singing Lady N Music Circle

" Will Hollander Orch The Show Shopper Johnnie Johnston N

Linda's First Love Way Down East

Painted Dreams Envoys of Melody Doris Kerr Youth Speaks

Melody and Rhythm ;News Uncle Neal and Prudy. ;Azinsky Ensemble .. News; Sports .Sports' Weather Waltz Time Lowell Thomas N ..

• . 1 66 1.9

ee 0

Three Spades The Sea Pirate Sports Review Red Barber's Resume

Concert Echoes Club Matinee N Utility Hall .. " "

Harry Kogen's Or. N. Children's Stories What's the News? Summer Melodies N

2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45

3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45

4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45

'Club Matinee N !Personal Column N ;Following the Moon N The Guiding Light N,

- - Woman's News—

:Singing Lady Plays N

Jackie Heller N

Education in News N ;Barry McKinley, N.. 'Financial News ,Heart of Julia Blake

Yellow Blank Salute .. Weekday Devotions .. Bon Voyage C

• • • -• Salv'n Army Band C. Henry J. Harriman C. Doris Kerr, songs C.. Funny Things C

Howard Phillips Hobart Bosworth C Peter Riccardi .. . Melody Cruise

6:00 Mary Small N 6:15 Uncle Ezra N 6:30 Small, Arden 8. Arden 6:45 Louise Florea N

700 7:15 7:30 7:45

8:15 8:30 Arkansas Travelers Coronet on the Air N 8:45 Who's Who in Racing

Irene Rich N Dr. Robt. Hutchens N We Present Another

String Ensemble Rhythm in Song Lum and Abner N Bob Newhall

Pleasant Valley M Frank Morgan ... Death Valley Days N

eu

Louie Armstrong N To be announced

Poetic Melodies C Musical Visions Hollace Shaw C. Beaks Carter C

Broadway Varieties C.

Hal Kemp's Dance Band C

Hollywood Hotel-Jerry Cooper, Raymond Paige's Orchestra C

6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45

7:0IT 7:15 7:30 7:45

-8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45

Kentucky News Stevenson Sports Big Yank Roundup Spic and Span :Small and Arden H. Middleman's Orch. Billy Snider's Orch Hollywood Spotlight ,Musical Moments Tom Slater !Soaks Carter C ,To be announced

Cities Service Concert Broadway Varieties C -1 Irene Rich N -Lucille Manners N " " :To be announced

'Hal Kemp's Orch. C. Death Valley Days

Hollywood Hotel-Jerry Cooper, Raymond Paige's Orchestra C

Waltz Time with Mary Eastman N

Dude Ranch

Mary Small, songs N Fray & iraggiotti N Lum and Abner N

Louise Fiore.' N

Irene Rich N Campbell's Royalists N N Death Valley Days N

.Louie Armstrong N

Coronet on the Air N

Louie Armstrong N. .9

Coronet on the Air N

900 9:15 9:30 9:45

10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45

11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45

Jack Pearl, Baron Munchausen N

To be announced N... , Elza Schallert N I

Promenade Concert N

Five Star Final . Taxicab Night Club...

Trump Davidson's - 1 Orchestra N .

Reggie Childs' Orchestra N

First Nighter N

• ... Jimmy Fidler N Happy Tirrias ....

Amos 'n' Andy ti Mad Hatterfields Barney Rapp's Orchestra

Paul Sullivan B. Goodman's Orch Salute to Charles-

ton, W. Va.

Ferde Grofe's .. Orchestra C

Babe Ruth C .. To be announced C

. To be announced . , Frank Dailey's Orch. C

Newscast-Lee Bland IEddy Duchin's Orch. C Red Nichols' Orchestra C

Bert Block's Orchestra C

9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45

10:15 10:30 10:45

11:15 11:30 11:45

Ninon Denton Morris and McKinley Ross Pierce's Orch Lang Thompson's Orch

Jack Sprigg's Oich Paul Sullivan .. . Serenade in the Night , Leo Reisman's Or. M

HoraceHeidt's Orchestra M

Jack Denny's Orchestra

Perde Grofe's Orchestra C

Babe Ruth C To be announced To be announced B. Elliott's Orch

"Poetic Melodies C.:7 Musical The Great Plague . Bernie Cummins Or. C

Headline News The Willows Orch This Week In DX Club Review .Reggie Childs

Meditation Orchestra

Jack Pearl N

News: Sports Play Fiddle Play Herman Middleman's Orchestra

Jack Pearl N

To be announced

Chicago Promenade

IConcert N

Jesse Crawford's Orchestra N

Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra N

10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45

5:00 Pan Amer. Broadcast " " 5:15 Afternoon News WHAS News Room., 5:30 Drama:: News Hollace Shaw C . 5:45 Shelton Bros. Boake Carter C

6:00 Irene Rich N-7.7. . Broadway Varieties 6:15 Campbell's Royalists N 06 00

6:30 Studio Program Hal Kemp's 6:45 " " Dance Band C

7:00 Francis Craig's Orch Hollywood Hote 7:15 'WSM String Ensemble Jerry Cooper; Ray-7:30 Hotel LaSalle Orch. mond Paige's Or-7:45 ,Suicide Flier chestra C

8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45

First Nighters N .0 o

Greatest Host in the World ..

9:00 Amos 'n' Andy N 9:15 Organ Music 9:30 French Casino 9:45 Orchestra N

.WSM News Sports Review Peabody College Program

KDKA WLS-WENR I

Robert Armbruster's Orchestra, WJZ WLW KDKA WLS wgar wham

9:00-Raleigh and Kool Show: Jack Pearl as Baron Munchausen, with "Sharlie" (Cliff Hall); Morton Bowe, tenor; Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wgar wham wtla

-Ferde Grofe and Orchestra; Vocal Ensemble direction Edwin Smalle. (From Phila-delphia.) WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm whk wfbm kmox wonbc wcau whio wsbt wwj wcco

-Campanas First Nighter; dramatization starring Les Tremayne and Barbara Luddy. Orchestra, direction Eric Sagerquist. WEAF WLW WSM wwj wave wmaq wtam wdaf who kstp wfla wfaa kvoo wgy

9:30-Babe Ruth at Bat. WABC WHAS WKRC WJR wbbm whk wfbm kmox wcco wbt kmbc wcau whio wwl

-To be announced. WJZ WCKY wgar wham wave wire

-Jimmy Fidler and his Hollywood Gossip. WEAF WLW ritzy wtam wmaq kyw wwj wire kstp wdaf

9:45-To be announced. WABC WKRC whk wcau kmox wadc whin wsbt wwj wcco

-Elsa Schallert. reviews. WJZ WCKY KDKA wgar wham wire wave

-Vic and Sade. Comedy sketch. with Art Van Harvey, Billy ldelson and Bernardine Flynn. WEAF kyw wgy wtam wwj wire wmaq kstp wdaf

Perde Grofe's Orchestra C

Babe Ruth C Musical Moments

'Poetic Melodies C .77 Vic Arden's Orch. Louisville-Milwaukee Game

Shop Fields' Orch WHAS News Room Louisville Dance Time

WCKY WLW WKRC WSAI WJR

NETWORK PROGRAMS EASTERN STANDARD TIME

NBC-CBS)

6:00-Poetic Melodies: Jack Fulton, tenor. Franklyn MacCormack, reader, and Carlton Kelsey's Orchestra, WABC WKRC whk wadc wcau wwva wbt

-Howard Neumiller, pianist. (CBS) kmbc

-Mary Small, songs. WJZ WCKY WLS wgar wave wire

-The Pepsoclent Program: Amos 'a' Andy. WEAF wgy wtam who kyw

5:15-"Ma and Pa," dramatic sketch, with Parker Fennelly and Margaret Dee. WAIC wcau wadc wwva whk wbt

-Hollywood News: Del Casino, tenor, and Ray Block's Orchestra. WABC wcau

-Fray and Braggiotti, piano team. WJZ WLS wgar wave wham

-"Uncle Ezra's Radio Station E-Z-R-A, WEAF WCKY wgy wtam wmaq wire wdaf wbap kyw kstp who

6:30-Caballeros. (NBC) wgy wtam wmaq wire wdat wbap kyw kstp

-Day Line Movie Pilot. WEAF only -Horlick's Lum and Abner, comedy sketch. WJZ WLW WENR wgar

-The Caballeros. Jerre Nagrette, baritone;

Ramon Armengo, tenor, and Paul Baron. (NBC) wgy wtam wmaq

-Hollace Shaw, songs. WABC WKRC WHAS whk wfbm wadc wwj whio wcco

6:45-Boake Carter, news commentator. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR whk wbbm kmox wcau wcco kmbc wbt

-Sisters of the Skillet: Ed East and Ralph Dumke. WJZ only

-Bughouse Rhythm. WEAF wgy wtam wire wdaf wbap kyw who

-Louise Florae, soprano. (NBC) WCKY wgar wave wire wham

7:00-Irene Rich. WJZ WCKY WLS KDKA WSM wave wgar wire wham

-Cities Service Concert: Lucille Manners, soprano, and the Cities Service Quartet; Rosario Bourdon's Orchestra, WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wmaq wwj who daf kstp wbap wfaa wile

-Broadway Varieties: Oscar Shaw, guest bad. tone and m. c.; Carmelo Ponselle, mezzo soprano; Elizabeth Lennox, contralto; Victor Arden's Orchestra and guest stars. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR whk kmoz wbbm tritons kmbc wcau wcco wadc whio wbt wwl

7:15-Roy Campbell's Royalists. WJZ WCKY WLS wgar wham

7:30-Death Valley Days, dramatic program, with John Macliryde, Jean King, Vernon Radcliffe and Jeff Bryant; Orchestra direc-tion Joseph Bonime. WJZ WLW KDKA WLS wgar wham

-Hal Kemp's Dance Band, with Kay Thomp-son, the Rhythm Singers; David Ross and Paul Dougles, announcers. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR whk wfbm kmox wbbm whio wcau wadc wbt kmbc wwl

8.00-Waltz Time, with Frank Munn, tenor; Lois Bennett, soprano; Manhattan Chorus; Abe Lyman's Orchestra, WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wmaq veal wdaf kyw who wire

-Hollywood Hotel: Dramatic Musical Revue. "Slim" with Pat O'Brien, Henry Fonda and Margaret Lindsay. Jerry Cooper, m. c. Frances Langford; Anne Jamiscn; Igor Gorin, baritone:: Raymond Paige's Orches-tra. WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm whk wfbm kmox whio kmbc wcau wadc wbt wwj wcco

-Fleischmann Program: Louie Armstrong's Orchestra; Eddie Green and Gee Gee James, comedy team, guest artists. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wham wgar

8:30-True Story Court of Human Relations, "And I Thought He Loved Me", drama-tization. WEAF wgy wtam wwj kyw who wmaq wdaf wire

-Coronet on do Air: Deems Taylor, and

WSM WHAS • I 10:00-George R. Holmes, Chief of the Wash-! ington Bureau of the International News

System. (NBC) wgy wtam wdaf kyw -Esso News Reporter. WEAF only -Carl Ravel and his Orchestra. WABC (WKRC on 10:15) wadc limos whk wsbt wbt whio wcau kmbc

-Promenade Concert: Roy Shield and his Orchestra; Noble Cain a Capella Choir; Vivian Della Chiesa, soprano; Edward Davies, baritone and commentator. WJZ WCKY wgar wave wire wham wfaa w tia

-"Tomorrow's News Tonight." Commentary by Andre Baruch. WABC only

-Poetic Melodies. (CBS) WHAS WJR wbbm wfbm wwl wcco kmox kmbc

-Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) WSM WLW wmaq wtaa wire wbap kstp wtam

10:15-Jean Sablon, songs. WEAF wwj wave wtam kyw who Norégy

10:30-Eddie Duchin and his Orchestra. WABC (WKRC WJR on 10.45) WHAS vrfbrn wcau whio wadc whk krnox wbbm kmbc

-wFrsebntchwbCeasino Orchestra. WEAF WSM 'nun) wave wmaq wtam wdaf whio kstp untie kYoo 9

11 w:00-Shep Fields and his Orchestra. WABC WKRC WHAS whk wfbm wadc whic wlistam

-Larry Burke, tenor. WEAF way wtam wmaq who

-Trump Davidson and the Club Esquire Or-chestra. WJZ WCKY VILS *gar wave wi,e wham

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"Dad, will you sign my report card now?"

jr 1260 kc N Denotes NBC/ WHIO DAYTON, OHIO June 18 to June 25 Inclusive

FRIDAY

7:00 Breakfast Express 7:15 7:30 WHIO Almanac 7:45 Ilittle Tom

8:00 Metropolitan Parade C 8:15 News 8:30 Richard Maxwell CX 8:45 News; Shoppers

9:00 Voice of the Organ Your Garden & Mine C 9:15 Yesterday's Favorites Richard Maxwell C 9:30 Municipal Court .. Let's Pretend C 9:45 Your Band of the Day

SATURDAY SUNDAY 'Breakfast Express

" WHIO Almanac Little Tom

Ray Block, pianist CT: Sui--àay Morning at Mellow Moments C Aunt Susan's C Dalton Bros. C News

Church of the Air—Dr. H. L. Willett C

Romany Trail C

10:00 magazine of the Air C Fred Feibel, organ C 10:15 World Waltzes C 10:30 Big Sister C Columbia Concert 10:45 Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe C Hall C ..

11:00 Cornelia On The Air 4-H Clubs 11:15 Edwin C. Hill C Orientale C 11:30 All Star Varieties George Hall's 11:45 The Arcadians Orchestra C

Organ Moods é— .:

Major Bowe's Capitol Theatre Family C

Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir C

12:00 News; Markets ... 12:15 Pretty Kitty Kelly C 12:30 Your Opinion 12:45 Aunt Jenny's Stories CI

1:00 Woman's News C . 1:15 Milton Charles, organ 1:30 Montane Slim C 1:45 Myrt and Marge C !Tours in Tone C

lar0 Columbia Concert 2:15 Hall C 2:30 The Three Consoles C

News; Markets Church of Air — Rev. Jimmy Shields C W. H. Foulkes C Buffalo Presents C Week's News Review

Poetic Strings C

Madison Ensemble C Ann Leaf, organist C

St. 1...?uis Serenade C

Sunday Players

Down by Herman's .1 Everybody's Musi c— Columbia Symphony

New York at Cinc¡n- Orchestra C 2:45 .. nati—Baseball Game;

3:00 New York at Cincin-3:15 nati—Baseball Game 3:30 3:45

4:00 u 4:15 " 4:30 4:45

5:00 howard Phillips C. American Derby Clara Oglesby Lyman 6:15 Hobart Bosworth C Rhythmaires C Review of News 5:30 Baseball Scores C News; Sports .. Rubinoff:: Walter 5:45 Gogo De Lys C Ben Feld's Orch. C Cassel, baritone

6:1:13 6:15 6:30 6:45

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Spelling Bee C

Our American Neighbors C

Princeton Track Philcanto Quartet Meet C

News; Weather Si Burick, sports Hollace Shaw, songs C Thank You, Stusia

7:00 Broadway Varieties C. 7:15 7:30 Hal Kemp Orchestra C 7:45

800 Hollywood Hote 1-8:15 Jerry Cooper; Ray-8:30 mend Paige's Or 8:45 chestra C

Columbia Concert 'Columbia Workshop— Hall C Direc. Irving Reis C

Saturday Swing Phil Baker — Oscar Club C Bradley's Orch. C

Professor Quiz C 1937 Edition of Twin Stars C

Johnny Presents Russ ,Eddie Cantor, with Jac-Morgan's Orches. C ques Renards Or, C

Nash Presents "Universal Rhythm'— Grace Moore C. Starring Richard Bo-

Lee Shelley's Orch nelli C Marion McKay's Orch.

9:00 Ferde Grofe's Your Hit Parade C 'Gillette Summer 9:15 Orchestra C Hotel C 9:30 Babe Ruth C H. V. Kaltenborn C. 9:45 ITo be announced Universal Rhythm C Maureen O'Connor C

10:00 Jane Froman Bunny Berigan and Gus Arnhisim's 10:15 Frank Dailey's Orch. C his Orchestra C ... Orchestra C 10:30 Bernie Cummins' Bernie Cummins' Scores; Ted Weems' 10:45 Orchestra C Orchestra C Orchestra

11:00 Shep Fields' Glen Gray's --- Al Trace's 11:15 Orchestra C Orchestra C I Orchestra C 11:30 George Hamilton's Glen Gray's 1 Dick Jurgin's 11:45 Orchestra C Orchestra C Orchestra C

1100 Lee Shelley's Orch . Lee Shelley's Urn Sign off 12:15 Marion McKay's Billy Grantham's 12:30 Orchestra Orchestra 12:45 ,Bill Grantham's Orch Marion McKay's Orch.

10:00 10:15 10:30 Jay Freeman's 10:45 Orchestra C

11:00 Bert Block's 11:15 Orchestra C " ..... 11:30 Glen Gray's To be announced..... 11:45 Orchestra C "

12:00 Lee Shelley's Orch Lee Shelley's 12:15 Billy Grantham's Orchestra 12:30 Orchestra Marion McKay's Orch. 12:45 Marion McKay's Orch. Billy Grantham's Orch.

7:00 I 7:15 , 7:30 7:45 !

8:00 8:15 ' 8:30 8:45

MONDAY TUESDAY Breakfast .61. press ... Breakfast Express

WHIO Almanac Little Tom

Metropolitan Parade C

Richard Maxwell C.ki Voice of the Organ. .!

WHIO Almanac Little Tom Little Torn

Dear Columbia C.. Music in the I Air C

Richard Maxwell C.‘."Itichard Maxwell C Voice of the Organ 'Voice of the Oigan

I WEDNESDAY

1Breakfast Express.. ..

IWHIO Almanac

9; 1500 Yesterday's Favorites Gadabout Shoppers .. Yesterday's Favorites 9 Keyboard

c d Fantasies ... Yesterday's Favorites Keyboard Fantasies

9,30 m Municipal Court ,Municipal Court 9:45 .. Your Band of the Day!Your Band of the DayIYour Eland of the Day

1(l.:00 Magazine of the Waltz Time Magazine of the Air C 10:15 Air C 10:30 Big Sister C Fay le Meadows , Big Sisters C ! .Bigi Sister C 10:45 'Dr. A. R. Dafoe C Rhythmiares C Dr. Allan R. Dafoe C

11:00— Cornelia on the Air Cornelia on the Air 'Coinelia on the Air 11:15 Edwin C. Hill C Edwin C. Hill C Edwin C 11:30 All-Star Varieties.. Around the Band StandtAroundi anHdilSl C tand. 11:45 The Arcadians .....The Arcadians i The Arcadians

12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45

1:00-1:15 1:30 1:45

2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45

News; Markets jNews: Markets Pretty Kitty Kelly C.. ,Pretty Kitty Kelly Your Opinion Your Opinion Aunt Jenny's Stories C Aunt Jenny's Stories ClAunt Jenny's Stories C

Woman's News C Romany Trail C IWoman's News C Milton Charles, org. C Dr. L. W. Murray C Better Business Montana Slim C Dalton Brothers C 'Montana Slim C Myrt and Marge C Myrt and Marge C Myrt and Marge C

Colonel Jack Major -dTheater Matinee C ...¡Manhattan Matinee d I Pop Concert C ..... . Columbia Concert ,Questions in Congress C

Hall C Poetic Strings C News, Bob Bryan C Philadelphia at Cincin-Dictators nati—Baseball Game Playdays from Chicago C

Clyde Barrie C Eton Boys C Doris Kerr C Funny Things C

Howard Phillips C Kiwanis Today C Sports Resume C Hollace Shaw C

News: Markets Pretty Kitty Kelly C Your Opinion

3:00 3:15 3:30 3.45

4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45

5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45

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Del Casino, songs C . Geo. Hall's Orchestra Organ; Scores Singing Waiters C

News; Weather Si Burick

Gogo De Lys . Thank You Stusia

Billy Grantham's Orch Lee Shelley Laugh With Ken

C Murray C

6:00 David Penn—News 6:15 Si Buick 6:30 Jack Shannon C 6:45 Thank You Stusia

7:00 Marion McKay's Orch. 7:15 Lee Shelley's Orch . 7:30 , Frances Henderson 7:45 "Extra Safety Margins"

8:00 Lux Radio Theatre: 8:15 Leslie Howard in 8:30 "Monsieur Beau-8:45 I cuire C

David Penn-News Si Burick Alex, Woollcott C. lives of the Great .

Hammirstain's Music Hall C

Al Jolson, Parkyakar kus, Martha Raye

Watch the Fun Andre Kostalentz's Go By C.. ... Orchestra C

Jack Oakie's College, Beauty Box Theatre— with Benny Good- J'sica Dragonette C

9:00 Wayne King's man's Orch. C. Gang Busters—Phillips 9:15 Orchestra C Lord C 9:30 Your Neck of the To be announced Babe Ruth C 9:45 Woods C 'Gov. Frank Murphy C

Gogo De Lys .. Billy Grantham's Orch. Mary Small C — Gus Arnheim's Orch. C Gus Arnheim's Orch. C Bun. Berigan's Orch. C

Scores; Frank Dailey's Scores; Frank Dailey's Orchestra C Orchestra C

Anson" Weeks' Orch. CiGe'orge Hamilton's Orchestra C

Bert Block's Orchestra C

Lee Shelley's Orch..., Marion McKay's

Orchestra Billy Grantham's Orch.

7:15 1:30 7:45

THURSDAY

Breakfast Ex preie---.7.7 " ••

WHIO Almanac Little Tom

8:00 As You.- Like It C.... 815 .. .1

8:30 ;Greenfield Choir C.).t 8:45 1 Voice of the Organ.

9:00 !Gadabout Shoppers... 9:15 Yesterday's Favorites 9:30 Municipal Court 9:45 Your Band of the Day

10:00 ',-.;V-alh Time — 10:15 Fay LeMeadows 10:30 Big Sister C 10:45 Merrymakers C

11:00 ,Cornelia on the AIr 11:15 Edwin C. Hill C 11:30 'Around Band Stand 11:45 :The Arcadians

12:00 News: Markets 12:15 Pretty Kitty Kelly C 12:30 Your Opinion 12:45 Aunt Jenny's Stories C

- 1:00 Ramblers in Rhythm C 1:15 Evelyn Hart 1:30 Dalton Brothers C 1:45 Myrt and Marge C

2:00 Keyboard Fantasies 2:15 , Theater Matinee C 2:30 Do You Remember C 2:45

3:00 Philadelphia at Cincin-3:15 nati—Baseball Game 3:30 3:45

4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45

5:00 Patti Chapin, songs C 5:15 Clyde Barrie C 5:30 Organ; Scores 5:45 George Hall's Orch. C

6:00 !News; Weather 6:15 1Si Burick 6:30 .glexander Woolcott C 6:45 1Thursday Frolic

7:00 I Billy Grantham's Orch 7:15 'Marion McKay's Orch 7:30 ; Plantation Boys 7:45 1Community Program

8:00 IMajor." Bowes' Amateur 8:15 ! Hour C 8:30 " 8:45 ¡ "

9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45

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1March of Time C

10:00 To be -announced - --10:15 Jay Freeman's Orch. C 10:30 Scores; Isham Jones' 10:45 , Orchestra C

il:013 Dick Jurgins' 11:15 Orchestra C 11:30 Al Trace's 11:45 Orchestra C

12:00 ,Marion McKay's Orch 12:15 , Lee Shelley's 12:30 Orchestra

12:45 Billy Grantham's Orch

GRACE MOORE In the next to last broadcast before

the conclusion of the current series,

Grace Moore, star of opera, radio,

screen and concert stage, will present

a program of favorite light and serious

compositions over a WABC-Columbia

network, including WKRC, WHAS

and WJR, Saturday, June 19, from

8:00 to 8:30 p. m. (EST.). New

arrangements of popular selections will

be offered by Vincent Lopez' orches-

tra, with the maestro playing his

characteristically deft piano interpre-

tations. Miss Moore will be supported

by the mixed voices of the Paul Tay-

lor Chorus.

Alfred Gus Karger, commentator, will discuss "Rates of Pay" over WLW and the WLW Line, Saturday,

June 19, at 5:45 p. m. (E.S.T.).

"Your Unseen Friend" has been

offered the

vacation by

photographs.

price of an expensive

a fan for one of his

I Sunday Network Programs (Continued)

8:00—Manhattan Merry-Go•Round, Bert Lahr, comedian; Pierre Le Kreun, tenor; Rachel Carlay, blues singer; Abe Lyman% Or. diestra; Men About Town Trio, WEAF WSAI WSM wgy wtam wwl wmaq who wdaf wfla wave

—"Universal Rhythm," starring Richard Bo-nelli, with Alec Templeton, Carolyn Urba-neck and Rex Chandler's Orchestra. WABC WKRC WJR WHAS wbbm wfbm whk kmbc wcau kmox wadc wsbt wwva wbt wsfa wwj wcco

—Woodbury's Rippling Rhythm Revue, star-ring Shep Fields and his Orchestra; Bob Hope and Honeychile; Frank Parker, tenor; Hope and Honeychile; Frank Parker, tenor. WJZ WLW KDKA WENR wgar wham

8:30—The Jurgens Program, with Walter Win. chell. WJZ WLW KDKA WLS wgar wham

—American Album ot Familiar Music, with Frank Munn, tenor; Jean Dickenson, so-prano; The Haenchen Concert Orchestra; Bertrand Hirsch, violinist; Arden and Ar-den, piano duo; Amsterdam Chorus. WEAF WSAI WSM kyw wgy wtam wwj who wfla wdaf wmaq wfaa wire wave

8:45—Choir Symphonette, vocal ensemble with instrumental accompanist. WJZ WCKY KDKA wgar wave wire wham

9:00—Sealtest Sunday Night Party: James Melton, m. c. Jane Pickens, soprano; Rab-ert Dolan's Orchestra; Donald Dickson, baritone; New Yorkers Chorus; Tom Howard and George Shelton, comedians, guest artists. WEAF WSAI WSM wgy wtam wwj wmaq who wdaf wfla wave

—Gillette Summer Hotel: Milton Berle, come-dian;; Jolly Gillette (the !-sonsor's daugh-ter); interviews and songs; Wendell Hall, sung leader; Andy Sanalla's Orchestra, WABC WKRC WHAS WJR kmbc wcau wfbm whk kmbc whio wadc wsbt wbt wwl wsfa wcco

—California Concert, featuring Sara Kreindler, violinist; Zarova, Russian soprano; John Teel, baritone, and orchestra, direction Ernest Gill. WJZ WCKY WLS wgar wave wire wham wmaq wfla

9:30—H. V. Kaltenborn, WABC WHAS WKRC whk wfbm kmbc kmox wadc whio wsbt wbt wsfa wbbm

9:45—Maureen O'Connor, WABC WKRC WHAS WJR wbbm whk wfbm kmbc wcau kmox wadc whio wsbt wbt wsfa wwl wcco

10:00—Judy and the Bunch. Vocal Quartet, WJZ WCKY wgar wave wire wham

—Eddie Varzos and his Hotel Bismarck Or-chestra. WEAF wgy wtam wmaq kyw

—Press-Radio News. WJZ WLS wfbm wbbm whio wadc wspd wsbt whk

—Gus Arnheim and his Orchestra. WABC WKRC WJR WHAS wbbm kmbc wfbm whk wcau whio wadc wbt wsfa wcco kmox

10:15—King's Jesters Hotel LaSalle Orchestra. WJZ WCKY WLS wgar wire wham

10:30—Lou Bring's Orchestra, from Hotel Stevens. WJZ (WCKY on 10:45) wgar wave wire wham

—Press-Radio News. WEAF and letwork. —Jay Freeman and his Orchestra. WABC WHAS WKRC wbbm kmbc whk wfbm wcau kmox wadc whio wsbt wbt wsfa wcco

—Woodbury's Rippling Rhythm Revue, star-ring S lec. Field's Orchestra. (NBC) WSM wave wbap

10:35—Jimmie Lunceford and his Lido Club Orchestra. WEAF wgy wtam wmaq whio wdaf kyw I 1:00—Ted Lewis' Chez Pa ree Orchestra. WJZ WCKY KDKA wgar wham wave wire

—Al Trace and his Orchestra. WABC WKRC WHAS wbbm whk wfbm kmbc wcau wadc whio wsfa wcco

—Deacon Moore's Beverly Hills Country Club Orchestra. WEAF WSM and network

11:30—Dick Jurgin and his Orchestra. WABC WKRC WJR wbbm wfbm wcau wbt whk kmbc wadc whio wsfa wcco

"Are you really taking me to Niagara, dear?"

RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING JUNE 25. 1937 21

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Find the Four Hidden Names of Girls EFIKLTV! Pronounce it if you can. You may think that

these eight letters spell some unpronounceable word in an ob-scure African d i al ect. These

eight letters, however, do not spell any word in any language, but represent the names of four girls which are spelled with a total of seventeen letters.

The Triple Acrostic THE horizontal rows of this

puzzle are to be filled with five-letter words, which are so linked together that the last two letters of the first words form the first two letters of the sec-ond words, while the last two letters of the second words form the first two letters of the last words. If the correct words are chosen, the three vertical shaded rows, read downwards, will spell the name of one of the states of Mexico. Al-though this state is not an island, to travel to it from other parts of Mex-ico, one must cross a large body of water. Here are the definitions of the five-letter words:

1. Common form of call used on the telephone. Re-lating to place or position in space. Soli-tary.

2. A dwell-ing. Cessation of life. To fling.

3. How does

that happen? To clear up what is obscure or difficult to be un-derstood. In law, the place from which a jury is chosen and where a trial is held.

4. A tree. Porcelain ware. Art-less.

5. An engraver's tool. To de-rive by reasoning or implication. To expunge

Last Week's Puzzln-Solutions o

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Last Week's Cross-Word Puzzle

Acrobatic Words: The words are: FLOW, Blow, Blot, Boot, Bolt, Bold, Wold, WOLF.

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Numbered Circles: The numbers are

Placed in the circles as follows: First rizontal row--I. 3, 16. Second bori-

/..iital row-2, 4, 14. First vertical row 1. 8, II.. Second vertical row-3, 7, 10.

'third vertical row-5, 6, 9. First diag-

onal row-1, 7, 12. Second diagonal row 2, 5, 13.

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Anagram in Addition: The words, I CHART TI ME, rearranged to spell t!ie word arithmetic. When translated into figures the letters of the three words in the problem in addition, I chart finie,

whose aunt is expressed by the letters, 1HCT (9504), give the following num-bers: 9 plus 05128 plus 4367 equals 9504.

See how quickly you can re-arrange the eight letters in such an order that when they are pro-nounced they phonetically spell the four concealed names.

A Charade p AMELA'S medicine cabinet was so crowded with old bot-

tles that when she opened it they all fell out on her. This state of affairs moved Pamela to poetic action: "The winter with its chills is

past. Of coughs and colds we've seen

the last.

No longer need we tonics use To drive away the Springtime

blues. But half-filled bottles manage

yet To clutter up my cabinet. There is *** room to place a hair, **** all those bottles *** *****

there. I'll pour their contents down the

sink, ***** •••••••••• w hat my pa-

rents think." The asterisks stand for the let-

ters of missing words, the first three of which are combined in the order in which they occur to spell the last missing word.

THE RIDDLE BOX W HAT one common charac-

teristic can you find that is possessed by both an echo and a bad penny?

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2. If a man loses the sec-ond-hand of his watch where would he go to get another?

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3. Why does a deaf and dumb person who is always telling jokes usually have broken fingers?

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4. How would you expect to feel the next morning after sleeping all night in a corn-crib?

HORIZONTAL 1—Who wrote -Clayhanger"? 7—What ancient city of splendor was

near the present Bagdad? 13—Melody. 14—Mistake. 16—Military assistant. 17—Cadence. .18—Horses of brown and white color. 19—Bow of a vessel. 20—River in England. 21—What British statesman became

chancellor of the exchequer in 1924?

23—Unit of energy. 24—Cleansing agent. 25—Person unduly impressed with

social station. 27—Originate. 31—Savage native of Luzon. 34—Midday. 35—Pertaining to the wind. 38—Flutter. 39—Prefix: two. 40—Vulgar person. 41—What state (abbr.) was named for

William Penn? 42—City in Hungary. 44—One who detests. 46—What British statesman headed

the opposition that drove Walpole from office in 1742?

48—What commercial city of Northern Syria was taken by the British. Oct. 26. 1918?

50--One who remains in a place. 52—invisible emanation. 54—Preposition. 55—Bushy clump. 58— Of what country is Breslau the

capital? 60—Gained a victory. 62— Shield or protection. 64—Encircled. 65—Baseball glove. 66—River in Russia. 87—Sacred city of ancient Egypt. 68—From what Egyptian sun god did

the Pharaohs claim they were descended?

89—Lowest female voice. 70—Depending upon. 71—What is the highest mountain

peak in Wales?

THE solutions of the puzzles appearing

on this page will be given next week. Solution' of puzzles

that require diagrams will be mailed upon re-ceipt of request accom-panied by a stamped and addressed enve-lope, together with a clipping of the puzzle.

VERTICAL 1—What English prime minister was

one of the chief movers in the Locarno treaty?

2—One of the Great Lakes. 3—The life story of what river was

recently written by Emil Ludwig? 4—Burmese sprite. 5—Island of the Malay Archipelago. 6—Company of soldiers. 7—Subjects to servitude. 8—One of the elements. 9—In 1922 the United States obtained

the right to operate a cable sta-tion on what island of the Carolines?

10—Italian coins. 11—Aroma. 12—What London prison was estab-

lished in 1218? 15—Uncooked. 21—Male child. 22—Peg serving as a hold for nails. 24—Japanese coin. 26—Incline the head. 28—Who invented dynamite? 29—Suffrage. 30—Laminated rock. 32—Swift. 33—Egg-shaped. 36—South American wood sorrel. 37—European fish. 42—Who developed an antitoxin for hydrophobia?

43—Mineral spring. 44—Junction of earth and sky. 45—On what river was the presiden-

tial summer camp during Hoover's administration?

46—Pointed and headed piece of petal.

47—What is the capital city of New Jersey?

49—In the Hindu calendar, one of the months of the year corresponding to the latter part of April and the opening week of May.

51—Large snake. 53—Onward. 54—Utilizers. 56—Fabled monster. 57—Face of a clock. 59—Half an ern. 60—Savage. 81—Who is the pretender to the

throne of Hungary? 63—Wily. 65—In birds, the crop.

Gem Ight 1937, Inns Features Syndtente. ine.

92 RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING JUNE 25. 1937

Menus And Cake Recipe For Nuptial Events

By KATHERINE NORRIS

and ADELINE H. MANSFIELD

UNE roses—a bride's bouquet! June days—wedding days! These lovely things remain unaltered in their serenity and beauty in this

changing world. There seems to be a magic circle around a bride-to-be and her wedding, and all within it feel the spell of its charm. Many times have we been invited

into one of these enchanted circles, and always we have taken great per-sonal delight in assisting with the collations. So when it was suggested that brides-to-be all over the country might welcome some of eur wedding ideas this month, you can imagine the undercurrent of excitement in our midst. Heads and hands were in con-ference for days and days perfect-ing the before-and-after-the-wedding menus you find on this page. The bride's cake came in for plenty of attention, too, for we chose to make and frost it ourselves, as a grand example of what a bride's cake should be. But let's get back to the sub-ject of refreshments once again. We'll tell you more about our Wedding Cake later. .

Before we start making suggestions for the Great Day itself, some of you may wish us to consider for a moment the important events that precede the wedding. One of the happiest days in your life will be that on which your engagement is announced. When and how you break this good news to friends and relatives is for you to de-cide. Some select an afternoon tea for the purpose, others a luncheon or din-ner. Luncheon is so often the occasion for announcing this happy event that we have planned our first menu of the column of menus on this page with that in mind. The custom of giving a bridal show-

er is both a gracious and a jolly one. It not only pays a loving compliment to the bride-to-be, but, if our observa-tions are at all correct, the surprise packages give the guests just as much pleasure as they do the bride. It is not unusual for these showers to be evening affairs, especially if the host-ess is a business girl. Refreshments, dainty but light, are very much in order. So why not our Rainbow Shower menu, with its luscious salad main course that may be made the night before? When the wedding is to be a large

one, there is often a rehearsal the night before. Many times a dinner for the bride and groom and their attend-ants is planned to precede or follow this rehearsal. At this time the bride and groom give their gifts to their attendants and to each other. While this dinner may be a formal one, you may prefer to make it one of those jolly informal affairs, served buffet style. If so, the Rehearsal Buffet Sup-per on this page may give you just the inspiration you need for things to serve. Wedding breakfasts may be of the

early or late variety. If your wedding breakfast is to be served before 10 o'clock, make it very simple. It may be either of the sit-down or buffet type—we have given you both in our Early Wedding Breakfast menus. By the way, we found it possible to keep the Scrambled Eggs hot, yet creamy, in a chafing dish or a covered caseerole which had been preheated. We also found that eggs cooked in a double boiler were creamiest and easiest to make. Any wedding breakfast served after

10 o'clock takes on the nature of «a luncheon, and it may be simple or

elaborate as you choose. We have pur-posely kept our Late Wedding Break-fast menus simple, so that they can be prepared by those in the home, rather than by a caterer. If your wed-ding guests include more than the immediate family and the wedding party is a large one, a separate table may be arranged for the bride, groom, bridesmaids, best man and ushers. The other guests may sit at one large table or at several small tables. Or they may serve themselves from a buffet, always a delightfully informal service and a gay and happy one. Or plates arranged in kitchen or pantry may be passed to them.

If your wedding is to be a small one, the wedding party and guests may have the wedding breakfast all at one table, or buffet service may be used. Then, too, if both serving and table space are limited, a stand-up repast with the plates arranged in the kitchen may be preferred. At a late afternoon wedding recep-

tion, small cakes, a wedding or bride's cake and a beverage are all that need be served, although some of you may choose to include dainty sandwiches and ices as well. Possibly you will have guests coming from a distance. If so, you may find it desirable to serve a more substantial collation. This collation is to be served buffet style. However, if your space is limited, these same refreshments can be arranged on individual plates in the kitchen and passed to the guests. Punch may be served at either the

wedding breakfast or reception and should be placed in the hall or living room so guests may serve themselves. Most brides consider a wedding or

bride's cake an essential part of their wedding repast. The cake may be used as the decoration on the bride's table or buffet, or it may be placed alone on a side table. The bride always makes the first cut in the cake, then has someone else finish serving it as part of the wedding feast. Or the cut-

ting may be finished in the kitchen, the cake then being served to the guests or packed in small boxes for the guests to take home. Sometimes a separate cake is packed in a shal-low pan especially to put in these boxes.

Cutting a tiered cake is sometimes a problem. We found it best to re-move the top tier, leaving the deco-ration intact, and put it aside for the bride to keep. Then cut and serve the next layer and, if the party is large, the bottom layer.

While the wedding or bride's cake may be prepared by a professional, we think it is lots of fun and a real joy

to make it at home. It may be fruit or pound cake. The cake on our bride's table, shown on this page, is pound cake, and we found the mak-ing, baking and decorating of it really very simple. The lovely candy ornament on top of it was made for us by a caterer and cost surprisingly little. Unfortunately, such an orna-ment is fragile and can not be shipped successfully. However, if you can not order a similar one in your locality, you can surely purchase other suit-able decorations. Now for the recipes for our Bride's

Cake and its frosting, as well as a few tips on its baking and decorating.

THE WEDDING CAKE THE POUND CAKE

1 e. shortening 23/4 c. sifted cake 1 c. and 2 tbsp. flour

granulated sugar 14 tsp, baking powder eggs 1 tsp. vanilla extract

Cream the shortening thoroughly; add the sugar gradually, creaming well after each addition. Add the eggs, unbeaten, one at a time, and beat after each addition until very light. Fold in the flour and baking powder sifted together; add the vanilla and mix. For a 3-tier cake measuring 12" at the base, such as that illustrated on this page, use a 6", a 9", and a 12" spring form pan lined with well-greased heavy paper. Twice the above

I recipe will fill both the 6" and 9" pans. Three times the above recipe will fill the 12" pan. We found it easiest to do this by making once the recipe, pouring it into the prepared pan, then making up one or two more batches as needed and pouring them on top. You will probably find it conveni-

ent as we did, to make the 6" and 9" cakes first, baking them together in the same slow oven of 300° F., and allowing about 2 hrs. for the 6" cake and about 2%2 to 3 hrs. for the 9" cake. Make the 12" cake afterward, baking it at 300° F. for 31/2 to 4 hrs. or until done.

In using an electric beater for the above Pound Cake follow the proced-ure of mixing only once the recipe at a time as suggested above for the hand method. In mixing the batter, allow the shortening to stand at room tern perature until soft, then cream for about 2 min. at high speed. Add the sugar gradually, still using high speed. After all the sugar is added, scrape the bowl and beat about 2 min. longer. Add the eggs, unbeaten, one at a time, and beat 1 min. after each addi-tion, still using high speed. Scrape the bowl, add the vanilla and beat for a few seconds longer. With a spoon or wire whip fold in the flour and baking powder, sifted together.

If you are like us, you will want your cake to be simply but beautifully decorated. Plan to do this frosting work early the day before the wed-ding. For our three-tier 12" wedding cake described above, we made once the following recipe for Ornamental Icing to set the crumbs, then three times this recipe to frost and decorate the cake.

THE ORNAMENTAL FROSTING

I lb. i3' 3 c.) con- 3-egg whites, fectioners' sugar unbeaten

1/1 tsp. cream of tartar 1/2 tsp. flavoring

Sift sugar and cream of tartar through a very fine sieve. Add the egg whites and mix all together, using a slotted spoon or a wire whip. Con-tinue mixing for about 3 min. Add flavoring. Now place the largest cake layer on

a round of cardboard slightly larger than the cake. Spread it lightly with some of this frosting to set the crumbs, then top with the remaining two layers, frosting each in the same manner. Set the tiered cake on top of a large inverted bowl so it can be turned around and around while you are frosting and decorating it. Now make up three times the above frosting recipe and beat it about 8 min. by hand or 3 to 4 min. in an electric beater at high speed. Spread some of this over the cake, smoothing the surface with a spatula dipped in hot water. If the first coat of frosting is not so smooth as you would like it, let it dry, then apply a second coat, keeping the frosting covered with a piece of damp cloth in the mean-while. Now beat the remaining icing until it is so stiff that a knife drawn through leaves a clean, clear path. In damp weather more sugar may be beaten in to stiffen it. This is to be used in a cake decorator.

GOLDEN CUP CAKE

HERE'S a recipe that makes cup cakes with nice brown sides that

don't shed crumbs. Simple to make— and simply delicious. But you must exercise care to time the baking period correctly. 1/) c. shortening 34 c. granulated

sugar 6 egg yolks 13/4 c. sifted cake or

pastry flour

2 tsp. baking powder 3/4 tsp. salt % e. milk % tsp. lemon or

vanilla extract

Cream the shortening thoroughly and add the sugar gradually, beating

with a spoon after each addition until the mixture is light and fluffy. Beat the egg yolks until thick and lemon-colored, and add them to the sugar mixture, blending thoroughly. Sift the dry ingredients together. Add the fla-voring to the milk and add alternately with the dry ingredients, sifted to-gether, to the sugar mixture, beating with a spoon after each addition until smooth. Pour batter into 3 doz. small greased cup-cake pans. Bake at 375° F. for 20 to 30 min. In using an elec-tric beater, beat the egg yolk until thick and lemon-colored, using high speed. In another bowl cream the shortening and sugar together as di-

rected for pound cake above. Add the speed for 1 min. Then, using lowest speed, add the dry ingredients, sifted together, and milk and extract alter-nately, as rapidly as possible.

WEDDING MENUS

ANNOUNCEMENT LUNCHEON

*Pineapple Hors d'Oeuvres *Chicken and Almond Mousse

Buttered Asparagus Heart-Shaped Pimiento Butter

Sandwiches Celery

Lady Baltimore Cake Olives

Coffee

FOR THE RAINBOW SHOWER

*Frozen Fruit Cocktail Salad Cream Cheese and Parsley

Pinwheel Sandwiches Salted Nuts Coffee

REHEARSAL BUFFET SUPPER

Chilled Grape and Grapefruit Juice

Crackers with Cheese Spread Sliced Tongue Hot Rolls Peas in jellied Tomato Ring Meringues with Vanilla Ice Cream and Chocolate Sauce

Coffee

EARLY WEDDING BREAKFAST BUFFET STYLE

Large Bowl of Orange Juice in Ice

Creamed Tuna Fish Scrambled- Eggs and Sausages

Twin Mountain Muffins Fresh Strawberry Jam

Coffee Cocoa

EARLY WEDDING BREAKFAST SIT-DOWN STYLE

Honeydew Melon Fresh Lime Sections

Creamed Hard-Cooked Eggs and Asparagus on Toast

with Canadian Bacon Garnish Popovers Raspberry Jam Coffee

LATE WEDDING BREAKFAST SIT-DOWN STYLE

Fruit Cup of Fresh Strawberries in Orange juice

with Mint Garnish Oven-Fried Chicken Buttered Lima Beans

e Cream Petits Fours Currant Jelly Finger Rolls

Bride's Cake Coffee

LATE WEDDING BREAKFAST BUFFET STYLE

Creamed Lobster and Mushrooms Cold Sliced Ham and Turkey

Salad of Tomatoes Stuffed with Peas

Hot Baking Powder Biscuits Pineapple Sherbet

Coffee Frosted Cakes Nuts

APTERNOON WEDDING COLLATION

Shrimp, Lobster and Crabmeat Salad

Parker House Rolls Rolled Watercress Sandwiches Cream Cheese and Olive Fingers Salted Pecans Bonbons

Wedding Cake Coffee

Copyright 1937. Kin: Features syndicate.

RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING JUNE 25, 1937 23

BEST BETS OF

THE WEEK . The story gets in your way

every once in so often, especially toward the end—but, all in all, I think you'll find "THIS IS MY AFFAIR" a pleasing and exciting picture. In this one, Robert Tay-?or is the young naval hero who is given a secret assignment by Pres-ident McKinley. He has to locate the desperate bank bandits, and it goes almost without saying that Barbara Stanwyck is the pure and innocent half-sister of the bandit leader. But the backgrounds of the period are swell, and a definite suspense is main-tained throughout. Taylor, Stanwyck, and Victor AfcLaglen are all very good—and there is an excel-lent bit contribution by Tyler Brooke. "THIS IS MY AFFAIR" is a very good audience film.... Two pictures that lack big names but Ionstitute above-the-average entertainment are Gland 'National's "'THE GIRL SAID NO" and Universal's "THE MAN IN BLUE." If they hit your neighborhood, both productions are worth a visit.

... Among recent novels, I suggest you read "A MIGHTY FORT-RESS," a first publication by Le Grand Cannon, Jr. Set in New England shortly before the Civil War, it traces the wandering path Ezekiel Peel took from a farm in New Hampshire to a ministry in Boston. There is a compactness in the writing and a breadth of under-standing in "A MIGHTY FORT-

RESS" that will bind your attention to the page. ... Herbert Clyde Lewis, a New York newspaperman, has written "GENTLEMAN OVERBOARD," a slim novel that builds up tension like an electric dynamo. It starts in mid-Pacific when Henry Preston Standish, a normal eriPn and "one of the world's most boring," falls from ship into the sea. From that moment, Lewis tick off the minutes in his novel to a powerful climax. "MAN OVERBOARD" is a model of dramatic writing and is issued by Viking for $1.50.. Also recommended: "THE LAST EX-PRESS," a mystery in the noisy caverns of the sub-way, by Baynard Kendrick.

. Odds And Ends In The Enter-tainment World: More and more members of the Hollywood players are buying yachts for themselves. All members of the ahoy-polloi? . . . Dance record I enjoyed best this week was "You Can't Run Away From Love Tonight" and "'Cause My Baby Says It's So," as played by Vincent Lopez and his orchestra. . . . Harry Lauder, now 67 years of age, may make a motion picture. That's pretty good for a guy who gave his first "farewell appearance" in America more than twenty years ago —and then continued to give one almost every year thereafter! ... Joe Lewis, expert funster, has an idea how to make a million dollars on Broadway. He's going to open a hot dog stand behind the eight ball!

Le Grand C Jr.

Barbara Stanwyck

Barry Lauder

PLOT FOR A NOVEL The mountaineer's wife sent her lazy, easy-going

husband to town. She wanted a five-bound bag of salt and a gallon of kerosene.

The hill-billy was gone for over twenty years. Then, one afternoon, he returned home. He stuck his head in the door.

"Yoo-hoo, Marty," he yodeled. "Hyar's yer salt

A Hellinger Short Story RENZY was tiny, and tough, and screwy, and superstitious. He had a head like an auc-

tioneer's mallet, and beady little eyes that blinked like a lighthouse. He was the toughest man in his State and, when not in the mood to murder, he had been known to gouge the eyes out of a friend.

Grenzy was afraid of no man. The in-tangibles, however, could make a sissy out of him at any time. Anything that smack-ed of the supernatural had him completely buffaloed. He was woefully ig-

norant. And that, of course, emphasized the value of supersti-tions . .

* •

ONCE, he almost fainted at the

sight of a black cat. It happened in 1928.

He had planned a night robbery, and he had planned it very well. Th ho n 'oint was pa pensive had a II He a

more t layout Grenzy ate. At

stepped cat wal was as She w looked food. Grenzy trembled.

*napped. His knees shook. His skin fared to a clownish white. He leaped fk into the car. "'Step on it!" he shouted. "Let's

get out of here. Quick!" The gang wanted to know what

.1 happened to the boss. On the way back, he told them. They wanted to laugh at him, but they didn't dare. Grenzy swore the cat was a tip-off, and that the cops were probably in-side, waiting. And, strange as it may seem, he

was right! The very next day, the newspapers

had a small story to the effect that the police had waited in that very warehouse. They had waited there for a week on a tip that "some gang" was going to pull a robbery.

After that, the boys never laughed again at any of Grenzy's supersti-tions . . .

• • •

UTER, Grenzy became a very hot criminal, indeed. The cops were

out to get him. The governor of the State demanded that the cops in every town were to hunt him down. And Grenzy was compelled to remain very much in seclusion. He stayed in an apartment—and

held court there. Business went on as usual, and Grenzy was feeling fine. He felt that way, that is, until one of the gang walked in one night and tossed his hat on the bed. The superstitious Grenzy almost

leaped out of his hide. As he ran to knock the hat from the bed, he heard

Overdone

on it!" he shouted. "Let's get out of here. Quick!"

hammering on the door hideaway apartment. zy waited to ask no questions. s out the window and down e escape in less time than it me to write it here. And a few

seCOnde later, the police kicked the door down.

Again, Grenzy made good his es-cape. But he knew in his heart that the hat on the bed was what got him into trouble . . .

Several months later, interest in the notorious Grenzy had waned. The papers were full of politics, and the editors forgot about Grenzy for the moment. So he came out of hiding. He summoned the boys and handed

out some very sweet news. He was going to pull a very juicy job. On a bank, this time. And in daylight, too. when the pretty bills were present for everyone to see. He had a mugg draw maps of the

surrounding streets, and of the in-terior of the bank. Grenzy knew ex-actly where every burglar alarm button was. And he X'd off the spots on which he wanted the boys to stand. Each man had his own job. Harry

was to keep the engine of the car run-ning on Jackson street. Tommy was to stand at the bank entrance with his hat off. If he put the hat on at any time, that was the signal to scram.

Joe, Ben, and Mike were to enter the bank with Grenzy. One was to take care of the patrons. One was to cover the bank officers. One was to help Grenzy at the tellers' cages. The job was an absolute cinch . .

• • •

T HE boys did their parts like troupers. Everything went well,

except for one very unfortunate

hitch. One of the tellers wanted to be a hero. He grabbed a gun. And Grenzy splashed a shot in the center of his forehead. The boys scooped up all the dough

they could handle. And they departed with a celerity that would have been envied by a Jesse Owens.

They ran to Jack-son street and scrambled into the waiting car. They were only seven blocks away when a police car pulled across the road in front of them. They had to pull up—or crash. They pulled up.

Grenzy grabbed a money bag and ran. He kept his fingers crossed as he ran— and he wasn't hit. Mike ran alongside of him. "We're makin' for

the old flat," cried Grenzy. "Keep run-ni' like hell." Which is just what

they did. They hurdled fences and hedges, and they ran up streets and down alleys. Fi-nally, they reached an apart-

ment. They ran through the hall. Fortunately, no one was there. The two men raced up the stairs.

Grenzy used his old key, and entered the flat with Mike. He closed the door and leaned against it. "Took a long chance comin' here,"

hs whispered heavily. "But we hadda do it. Now if the luck will only hold out for a coupla hours, we—"

His voice trailed off as he heard the police. Sirens—hundreds of them —seemed to be blowing. 'Ilrer• were heavy steps on the stairs. Grenzy and Mike left the door.

They took the money bag and raced into a deep closet. Grenzy closed the door and pulled a lot of gowns and suits in front of them. Then Grenzy crossed his fingers, because that had never failed to bring him good luck. They heard the cops pound on the

outside door. Grenzy and Mike held their breaths. They heard the pound-ing and splintering of wood. They heard the hoarse shouts of

the police, and the tramping of many feet. They heard a policeman ap-proach the closet. Grenzy grinned in the dark—and double-crossed his fingers. The cop opened the closet door and

stared inside. Grenzy's heart pounded in his throat. But nothing happened. The cop was evidently satisfied. He closed the door again. A moment later, there were a num-

ber of shots. Grenzy felt the sting of many bees in his chest. He and Mike fell dead . . .

* • •

T N the police station, the proud cop I explained it all to the chief. "So help me, sir," he said. "I didn't

know they were in there. I opened the closet door and looked in. All I saw was a lot of clothes. They might have got away clean, chief, except for one thing:

"After I slammed the door. I heard somebody knock on wood!" . . .

and yer can o' kerosene." His wife came to the door. The mountaineer grinned sheebishly. "Oh, so it's you," she cried. "Whut o

you so long?" "Stobbed in at Zeke's house,"

"Played a little game of checkers."

The woman folded her arms. an," she fumed. n you know ty years?" lied a bulky timebiece from his t.

A. wned. "Didn't know it was that

Copyright 1937 by King Featnres Synclines, Inc.

24 RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING JUNE 25,1937

Because a number of commercials fold during the hot months, summer is the traditional season when sustain-ing programs come into their own. As usual, that's the case this summer. Also as usual, the studio chefs' ideal recipe for a summer sustainer is about as follows. Take plenty of rhythm tunes, the more monotonous the better. Add a heavy dose of drooling continuity. Top off with a bit of "purple" drama. then slip into a vacant half-hour. There's only one thing wrong with this concoc-tion. It's wasted oil. Particularly in summer, most dialers use radio just as a background. They pay no attention to words. They want mu-sic; fresh, restful music. Yet most directors abhor a program made up exclusively of better-quality music as they would the plague. If you doubt that, count up such programs. The fingers of one hand will be enough. Why is this? Well, why?

Press release headline: "Gibbons offers one revolution, one mad bull, and several floods on CBS." Cin-cinnatians still remember one Gib-bons flood that turned out to be quite a bull.

Proctor and Gamble have just re-newed their contract with NBC call-ing for 73 broadcasts a week. In radio amateur jargon 73 means best wishes and all that sort of thing. It must mean something quite as pleas-ant for NBC. This one sale, account-ing for much of National's daytime space, points to something still m'ore important. Exactly where would ra-dio be without a few "heavy sugar" sponsors?

Those recent Lurn and Abner epi-sodes built around a postoffice rob-bers' again raise the old question of why radio comedy serials must, every now and then, go in for crime or tear-jerking. It's a mystery nobody's been able to solve.

Apropos of comedy serials, persis-tent rumor has it that Amos and Andy will not be renewed by their present sponsor when their contract expires at the end of this year. Which should surprise no one. It's generally known that the blackface team has lost plenty of ground since the fabu-lous days when people bought radios just to hear Amos and Andy. Some say they've been on the air too long. But I'm far from sure that's the whole .explanation. Their scripts haven't held the hilarious pace of the first couple of years. And say what you will, scripts are the life of any comedy act. Yet radio owes a lot to Amos and Andy. They pioneered many worth while innovations. That's

worth remembering when they seem about to fade from the picture.

* * *

Whoever prepares Rudy ‘'allee's interviews deserves an appreciative hand. Unlike some other cases that could be mentioned, Vallee's guest celebrities aren't treated as mere stooges. Sometimes he's even serious and respectful. That's quite refresh-ing.

Now and then• 'Boake Carter's pen-chant for "perhaps" makes his style downright ludicrous. June 7 was "perhaps" a field day for the careless use of his pet mannerism. As "per-haps" these excerpts will show "Sure-ly, perhaps, it seems . . . " and "There you have perhaps possffib.... "Perhaps more sparing use of " haps might "perhaps"- make "per-haps" mean what . it "perhaps- does to most of us, "perhaps."

As if there weren't already enough programs aimed at the spending sex, NBC uncorks still another: There Was a Woman (over WCKY, Satur-day, 7 p. m. (E.S.T.). It's built around the power-behind-the-throne idea, showing how a woman in-fluenced the life of a well-known man. On this score the June 5 piece wasn't entirely successful. Jesse James' mother seemed just lugged into what was little more than a per-iod crime thriller.

With the barrage or hits chalked up in Hits of The Week, one begins to wonder why its box score doesn't leave space for errors.

* e *

Maybe it's because directors have been aiming at women so long they can't break the habit. Any-way, ex-clusive masculine interest in the new For Men Only (WLW, Monday, 7:30 p. m. (E.S.T.), seems pretty much title-deep. Certainly Estelle Taylor's syrupy contribution to the June 7 show was less than sure-fire he-man stuff. Why not cash in on genuine male hobbies, let Paul Sullivan inter-view some of the chaps who make and fix and collect things just be-cause they like to. That would be one obvious way to inject male in-terest, which -the show still needs. Another would be to bar women from the cast with an iron hand. They can be heard on any old program.

At least radio didn't go complete-ly maudlin over Jean Harlow's death. In the light of previous experience, that's highly commendable restraint.

Green Offers Movie Stars' Songs

Johnny Green will introduce four

ty songs, all written by movie stars,

hiring his broadcast with vocalists

t udy Wood, Jimmy Blair, and Jane

1,.'des on Tuesday, June 22, at 8:30

, in. (E.S.T.), over the NBC-Red

network, including WCKY and WSM.

Ever since Johnny scored a song by

Ginger Rogers and introduced it on

the program last Winter, he has been

besieged by film celebrities who aspire

to turn composer.

NBC RADIO GUILD Mamma's Affair," a comedy in

three acts, by Rachel Butler, will be presented by the NBC Radio Guild on Friday, June 18, from 2:00 to 3:00 p. m. (E.S.T.), over the NBC-Blue network, including WCKY. The story deals with a sentimental h h. t

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