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Ray Perkins Opens WCKY "Debs" Horrnonizeon NBC New Fun and Song

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Ray Perkins, singing, piano -playing radio comedian, will greet his followers over an NBC-AVEAF network Tuesday (May 31) at 6:30 p. m. in a new series of 15 -minute periods of song, music and jovial chatter during which he will be sup- ported by Peter van Steeden and orchestra.

Original songs, quips and odds and ends of the silk -hatted entertainer's own composition will feature the program, which are to be broadcast each 'Tuesday and Thursday, under spon- sorship of Barbasol.

Perkins has been called the "perfect one-man radio show," and there .are few roles that he has not essayed on the air at one time or another.

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JANE CASE

Sir, do you believe that prosperity alone is around the corner? Perish the thought! For example, there is television. Here is an example-or perhaps we should say "Case" --first name Jane. Formerly a musical comedy star, Jane presents dancing lessons as above over Columbia television station W2XAB each Friday at 8 p. m.

WCKY to Broadcast The English Derby Early Wednesday

One of the ways in which the first English Derby at Epsom Downs- run in 1780-will differ from the one of 1932 on Wednesday (June 1) is that the latter will be broadcast.

This classic for three -year -olds i>

the world's most famous horse -rant and draws thousands of spectator: from many lands. It will be carried s er WCKY (NBC-WJZ) at 8:47 mat.

Left to Right, Ruth Heubach Best, Mary Hartwell, Nadelle Schuping.

Since their debut last January the Debutantes have lent harmony to WCKY's Wednesday f:15 p. m. spot: They are now featured at that time with the Plantation Players. The Debutantes are the voices which you hear each Friday from 11:15 until midnight with Theodore Hahn, Jr.., and his WCKY Orchestra in the NBC-WJZ "Southern Symphonies" originating in the WCKY studios.

Announcing-

BLAYI:E RICHARDS Sailor in the South Seas, hotel

employee and tobacconist are among the varied occupations which knew Blayne Richards. His full name is Blayne Rich- ards Butcher but the surname is dropped when he announces over WLW. He was program director and chief announcer at WTAR (Norfolk, Va.), manager of WLVA (Lynchburg, Va.), ex- ecutive at WGH (Newport News) and assistant director and chief announcer at WBAP (Ft. Worth, Tex.). His home was in Blackwell, Okla.

THAT'S THE SPIRIT

"I don't see why Alfonso, ex -King if Spain, doesn't come to America,"

: emarlced Ray Knight, NBC enter- ainer. "A royal welcome awaits any.,

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IN TWO COMEDIES

Cornelia Otis Skinner, offering two original comedy sketches for the first time on the air, will appear as guest of the Kodak Week-end Hour over WKRC (CBS) Friday (May 2_' î) at 8 p. m. Daughter of the in- ternationally- known actor, Otis Skin- ner, she will portray 'The Family Outing," involving the great Ameri- can back seat driver on a week-end trip, and a humorous impression of a couple's "Bon Voyage" at the steamship pier.

Farm-ing for WLW

JAN GARBER Jan Garber and Band are the

current harmonizers at Castle Farm. Among his featured artists are Rudy Rudisell, pianist with that band since its formation; Eddie Page, banjoist and soloist, and Sara Lee Arkin, Cincinnatian, who has a voice that deserves to be heard. They are heard on WLW.

Nation to Honor War Heroes on Memorial Day

Over WSAI and WKRC Those Americans who gave their

all for their country on the battle- fields of various wars will receive tributes in word and song in varied programs over both chains Sunday and Monday (May 29 and 30).

A pre -Memorial Day service will be presented Sunday (May 29) from 3 until 4 p. In. over WKRC (CBS) in the fifth annual Massing of the Colors Service of the Military Or- der of the World War, from the Sylvan Theater on the grounds of the Washington Monument, Wash- ington, D. C. Ray Lyman Wilbur, U. S. Secretary of Interior, will talk and Cabinet members will attend. The U. S. Marine Band will gel eve

On Monday (May 30) from 11 a. m. until 12 noon, some 60,000 Cath- olics arc expected to attend a Mili- tary Field Mass in the stadium of the Catholic University o f America, Washington, D. C., to be celebrated by the Most Rev. Michael J. Curley, Archbishop of Baltimore- and Chan- cellor of the University. This will be broadcast over WKRC (CBS).

At 1 :30 p. m. Monday, WSAI will be local outlet for an NBC-WEAF

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Believed to be the youngest director in "big-time" radio today, Edward A. Byron, WLW Production Manager, has as his latest achievement the presen- tation of the trials of Vivienne Ware and Dolores Divine. His direction of the Crosley Theater of the Air has won wide ac- claim.

DAYAS IS GUEST

Karin Dayas, noted pianist of the Conservatory of Music faculty, will be guest -artist Sunday (May 29) at 9:45 p. in. with Casper Reardon, harpist, in a recital over WLW featuring Maurice Ravel's introduction and allegro. .

broadcast when the last survivors of the G. A. R. will honor departed comrades at Arlington Amphitheatre. Senator Arthur Robinson of Indiana and Representative Sol Bloom of New York will talk. The U. S. Ma- rine Band will play. Services wall be held near the tomb of the Un- known Soldier.

Out of England

JANE BRAMLEY Jane Bramley is the person-

able young Briton who survives the trying adventures of "The Crime Club" each Tuesday and Wednesday at 8:30 p. m. over WKRC (CBS). She has toured America and Broadway via stock nd movies-but not, of course,

in the above costume. The two- piece combination boasts a pep- permint striped shirt and cream - colored flannel trunks.

GARRICK BY GUILD

Robertson's "David Garrick" will be presented by the Radio Guild Fri- day (May 27) at 3:15 p. m. over WLW (NBC-WJZ).

WITH THE REDS

WFBE will broadcast Reds' games as follows :

Monday (May 30) Double-header at Pitts- burgh: 11:15 a. m., 2:45 p. m

Tuesday (May 31) at Pittsburgh: 2:45 Thursday -Saturday (June 2-4) at St.

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THEY DO LIKE THE OLD SONGS Does the radio audience actually want such a heavy preponderance

of current popular songs as the usual loudspeaker fare provides? The Dupont Company not only raises that heretical question, but comes forward with an arresting answer.

In its Today and Yesterday feature (CBS over WKRC, Friday at 7:30 P. M.) this sponsor has been asking listeners to vote for the songs they like best. Thus far more than 6000 have done so. And to the aston- ishment of many program executives, the tabulated results show a smashing victory for the old favorites over current hits.

Though the vote is scattered among a total of 614 numbers, an overwhelming majority of the ballots go to but seven songs. And of these, only one rates as a current tune. Here are the winning seven, in the order of their preference: "Silver Threads Among the Gold," "When You and I Were Young, Maggie," "Paradise," "Old Man River," "Let Me Call You Sweetheart," "My Wild Irish Rose," and "The End of a Perfect Day."

Emphasizing the trend here established, among 24 other numbers which finish in the runner-up group, only three are contemporary tunes. Moreover, to dispose of any suspicion on that score, the Dupont statisti- cians state that balloting was not confined merely to middle-aged or elderly people. On the contrary; they report that many of the votes for old favorites come from young people.

Certainly all this is keenly interesting to say the least. True, such polls are not infallible, and 6000 votes are scarcely enough

to be conclusive. However, even when so discounted, the Dupont find- ings are still sufficiently striking to give program -builders considerable to ponder over.

To those of us who view radio from the loudspeaker end it has been evident for some time that the overwhelming listener preference -for current popular songs is largely an easy-going studio fallacy. With an audience known to represent innumerable shades of taste, it is simply. inconceivable that one type of music should have such a preponderant following as programs purport to indicate.

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Not only in America is broadcasting an outstanding achievement, but in the world. Yet, America leads the world in the number of broadcasting stations. At present, accord- ing to data furnished by the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Com- merce, there are 1,423 broadcasting stations in the entire world. Of this number, 617 are in the United States. That is close to one-half. The remaining 806 stations are di- vided among 70 countries. In number of stations Canada follows the United States. There are 85 stations in the Dominion; Russia is next, with 78; Cuba has 53; Mexico 47; Argentina 38; Sweden 33, and France 31.

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From this summary it is easily seen that American Broadcasting, as an industry, tops the world. It all came about from a small beginning, a comparatively short time ago, with the end of development not yet in sight. In fact, the authorities agree that the business is just about get- ting started.

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Radio's progress in the world of attainment fluctuated between the continents -E u r op e and North America-back and forth, with the Maxwells, the Marconis on one side, and the Edisons and Bells on the other, ferreting and finding facts of infinite value.

Edison, in 1875, was experiment- ing with an electro -magnet. Sparks flew in his laboratory. Out of that demonstration was discovered the power of ether waves. The wizard of electricity called it "Etheric Force." It was put to work in another form, one step nearer the ac- complishment that is today an ac- tual fact, Broadcasting.

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EIectricity, in the Eighties, held the attention of all the world, just as broadcasting, a distinct phase of its force, does today. It was in that period, before the Gay Nineties, that the incandescent lamp was put on the market, the kerosene lamp and the old-fashioned candle light fading into obscurity. Perhaps that is why they were called the Gay Nine- ties, those years that watched the softer lights dimmed by the bril- liancy of the electric bulb. They

« PROGRAM JOTTINGS » Choke of the Week's Programs on Local and Out -of -Town Stations

Friday, May 27 Dvorak's `.'Going Home," "You're

My Woman" from Romberg's "East Wind" and two Rasbach compositions-" Tr e e s" and "Over Tones"-will feature the program of Fred Shawn, basso, at 9:15 a. ni. over WLW.

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Ward Wilson will imitate John Hart in the Royal Vagabond's at 5:30 p.m. over WCKY (NBC-WJZ).

The "White Heat" number from "The Band Wagon," written for

were gay, but not so gay as these later years when all the world is entertained by broadcasting, when the touching of a dial brings into the humblest home a flood of music.

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Even the great inventor, Edison, had no idea where his experiments were leading, nor had Bell when he perfected the telephone. Marconi had visions of what might happen if all the world were brought together by easy communication. When he assembled his apparatus for the great trial wireless, the sci- entists all over the world watched.

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Broadcasting now finds itself the welcomed guest in millions of homes but even with its great popularity, its common oc- currence, its magician -like performance, the benefits of broadcasting are sometimes forgotten. Few realize the many forces needed to make broadcasting possible, from the transmitter to the receiver.

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The story of radio is fascinating as any book of adventure. It has in it the elements of drama. It is rapidly gaining headway as one of the country's leading industries, figures from the Department of Com- merce proving that it must be reck- oned as a world force, with Amer- ican broadcasting at the head of the parade.

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dancing of the Astaires but rarely heard on the air, will be featured by Leo Reisman and his orchestra on Pond's program at 8:30 p. m. over WSAI (NBC-WEAF).

Saturday, May 28 Thomas B. George, Columbia's

turf commentator, will give an eye- witness account of The Withers, $25,000 race for three -year -olds over a one -mile course at Belmont Park, N. V., over WKRC (CBS) at 2:45 p. m. The field includes Burgoo King, Universe, Pompeius, Oscil- lator, Sweeping Light, Boatswain, and Mad Pursuit.

Sunday, May 29 A parody on the sextet from

"Lucia" is featured by the Three Bakers at 6:30 p. m. over WLW (NBC-WJZ) while Billy Artzt, leading the orchestra, presents "Choking. the Bell," a vibraphone specialty by Harry Bruer, talented member of the ensemble.

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"Cagancho," "La Cruz de Mayo," "Romanza" and "Chicuelo" are colorful S p anis h compositions which will feature the Rancheros String Ensemble serenade over WLW at 11:30 p. m.

Monday, May 39 When the familiar strains of

"Marta" introduce. another of the presentations of Arthur Tracy, the Street Singer, during the broadcast over WKRC (CBS) at 8:15 p. m., the opening group of selections will consist of Irish melodies. Tracy will sing Mother Machree," "My Wild Irish Rose," "Little Bit- of Heaven," "I'm Not Foolin'," "Dear Old Girl," and "One Kiss, One Smile, One Tear.'

Tuesday, May 31

Benito Mussolini, Prime Minister of Italy, will be the subject of the broadcast of Stories of the Living Great, to be heard over Columbia at 10:15 a. in. Ida Bailey Allen, home economist, will detail his rise.

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The Mills Brothers, tuning up in Toronto with an F sharp pitch broadcast by Victor Young from New York, will perform their vocal tricks over WKRC (CBS) from the Canadian station CFRB at 6:15 p.m. The quartet will give their version of "St. Louis Blues," "My Mom" and "You're My Everything," al- ternating numbers with Young's orchestra in New York, playing "In My Hideaway" and "The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise."

Wednesday, June 1

Grace Bradt, blues singer, will present "Thrill Me," "When No -- body Else Is Around," "Sweet and Low" and "What Did You Do With It?" at 4 p. m. over WLW.

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Isabelle Yalkovskv, distinguished young American pianist, will be guest -artist at 5 p. m. over an NBC- WJZ network in the Music Treasure Box broadcast.

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Ann Meale Di Girolamo, pianist, and Richard A. Fluke, basso can- tante, will give the bi -weekly Col- lege of Music of Cincinnati faculty radio program Sunday (May 29) at 2 p.m. over WLW. Among Mrs. Gi Girolamo's selections will be the Schubert Impromptu in B flat and the Second Hungarian Rhapsody by Liszt. Mr. Fluke will sing among his selections "The Green Eyed Dragon" by Charles Wolsely and "Light" a reverie by Herbert Greer French, one of Cincinnati's art pa- trons.

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That Gay Vienna feature (NBC over WSAI, Tuesday at 8 p. m.) is built to order for the many who prefer concert music with charm and melody. Erno Rapee's good orchestra and ,red Hu-ismith's able tenor provide the refreshing program.

Ad radio simile: as unusual as a broadcasting humorist who is not

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making a burlesque cai..paign for president.

So another Cincinnati program gets into the NB 7 schedule; Theo- dore Hahn, Jr.'s Southern Sympho- rues, produced in the W 'CKY studios and going out Over the Blue network (Friday at 11:15 p. m.). It's a well -carnet] compliment. The program is worthy of the Queen City's musical reputation.

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If you go in for tall tales, you'll like the Chandu the L agician serial (daily except Thursday and Sunday, over WLW at 7:15 p. m., and WSAI at 5:45 p. m.). It's built around the ancient superstition that oriental magic is beyond the comprehension c mere occidentals. Houdini, Thurston, et al., exploded that long since. But it still gets a play.

Those Crisco programs by the Mills Brothers and Vic Young's orchestra (CBS over WKRC, Tues- day at 6:15 p. m. and Thursday at 8:15 p. m.) 11 rate among the slickest popular shows on the air. If there's any musical trick the Mills lads can't do, it just hasn't been thought of.

That Columbia series of labor programs (Sunday at 12 noon) is worth dialing for. It gives labor the national mouthpiece it has been deserving and promises to be mighty interesting.

Nat Shilkret conducting a costly record for a famous tenor and get, ting along fine until he discovered the temperamental artist had changed.,important lyrics to "I don't like this lousy song."

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Those programs of Henry Fill- more's band (WLW, Tuesday at 9

p. m.) are turning out to be even more of an oasis than was expected. People do like the plentiful supply o` swingi..<, marches.

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Another feather in Cincinnati's cap. Mabel Jackson is the pleasing soprano in the Today and Yesterday progr :m (CBS over WKRC. Friday at 7:30 p. m.).

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And comes word that Mary Rob- erts Rinehart's "Tish" stories are to go on the air over NBC, beginning June 6. Let's hope one of the locals will take them. They're sure to draw plenty of expectant ears.

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Yes, times are mighty tough with broadcasting folks. The State of Maine has sent Phillips Lord (Seth Parker) 50,000 trout for the lake on

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Even though the Robert Burns program has folded, it's to be hoped that Burns and Allen won't leave the air. They've been good for too many laughs to pass without being missed.

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Every spring for the past several years a fan has taken Billy Jones and Ernie Hare for a ride in his speed boat. But every day we hear mutterings about taking other broadcasters "for a ride."

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That Philansue Trio, a new local feature, heard daily in the early afternoon, is rapidly gaining popularity. The members feature blue numbers "what am blue numbers"- play their own accompaniment- have only been on the air a little over three months. Their real names are Sue Martin, Annabelle Martin, and Felice Carr -17, 19 and 19 respec- tively. Their picture will appear shortly in these columns.

Race horse fans are really in for a treat this summer. Columbia Broadcasting System is putting on nearly 50 of the big races, a majority of which WKRC will carry.

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Honor the Dead

SYLVIA GREFER

J. Francis Barrett will speak and Sylvia Grefer will provide instrumental music in the Mem- orial Day program of the Na- tional Americanization Commit- tee of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, over WFBE at 7:15 p.m. Monday (May 30). Captain Walter Irving Joyce is director of the organization. Miss Gre- fer is a graduate of the College of Music. Robert Bentley will be master of ceremonies.

FROM WCKY From WCKY the student program

to be given by the College of Music of Cincinnati, Sunday (May 29) at 9 p. m. will present a Trio consist- ing of Miriam Boswell, violinist, Janet Martin, violoncellist, and Mar- garet Marshall, pianist. They will play two compositions by Lino Mat- tioli, member of the voice faculty of t h e College, "Venetian Remem- brance" and Tarantella, Opus 26.

In Next Issue NETWORK PROGRAM DIRECTORY

Arranged alphabetically ex- actly as listed in Network Pro- grams and enabling you to find your favorite program with ease.

Out -of - Town Stations Studio Programs.

Exclusive studio programs of major out-of-town stations appear in each issue of

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TAUNT We are no longer children-we must come

To some sharp, sane decision soon, my dear; For, when the blood runs cool and senses numb,

We will regret each trifling, wasted year. There's been enough of infantile dispute,

Enough to give and take along the way, I will not stand and watch the moments loot

The bloom from youth that has too short a sway.

Measure my faults and add my virtues up -- Test me and weigh me on the scales of chance;

Either discard or drink the flowing cup, Where is there room for weakness in romance? ... .....

(Spring is in town with flowers in her hair- Must she be told you cannot take a dare?) .

-Don, Wahn. * * *

DEPRESSION, AGAIN? Con Conrad tells us about the two Wall Street bankers who emerged

from The Crash with nothing but scant $90 -a -month incomes. Their first thought was suicide, but they changed their minds when they learned of the Isle of Majorca off the coast of Spain, where for $90 a month a man could live in a luxurious house, employ 10 servants and drink the rarest wines.

So, off went the duo Majorca -bound. After six months of soft living, they began to realize what an even better place it would be if they could induce some of their market -stricken pals to eschew the States and come to laze with them in the Spanish Eden. But the plan was futile. When they arrived back in New York, they couldn't find one with a $90 -a -month income.

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NOT EVEN A LEAF! First-nighters were commenting on "There You Are," the Hyman

Adler musical, in the George M. Cohan lobby during intermission, Mon- day night. "The music isn't bad," ventured an afternoon reviewer, "but the book is very weak."

"Weak?" spouted Jack Osterman, "Why that's no book, it's just a pamphlet."

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YEAH? Wally Sullivan, the 1Iooey-wood wag, says he knows a fellow who

is so tight he wouldnt give a nickle to see the Akron wrapped in cellophane.

Broadway . where they give you a hearty hand -shake if they think your hand is blistered.-Kenneth Macker.

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SUE ME! The protesters have the floor. Last week this shaft reported the

story about Al Boasberg's grandmother. The screamie wit, en route to N. Y., bad wired her to meet bins when the Twentieth Century stopped in Syracuse, and when she saw him, she ran to his arms and cried, "I'm so happy to see you, Al. I even )Hissed a funeral this morning, so. I could come to the train."

On the face of it, a harmless Iittle yarn! But the mail and telegraph systems have been taxed with the burden of pointing out to me 1,001 errors of my typewriting ways. From H. T. Howard of Chicago comes the electric reprimand: `Dope! Stop! See what time the East -bound 20th Century passes Syracuse and then explain why these up -Staters have their funerals during the wee small hours."

Justice Samuel J. Ilarris of the N. Y. Supreme Court Chambers in Buffalo takes us to task with a note, in effect, "The story about Al Boasberg furnished a laugh to those of us who are acquainted with his family. The reason for the laugh is that not only has Al no grandmother in Syracuse, but his two grandmothers, both of whom lived in Buffalo, have been gone from this life for many years."

Perhaps I should never have brought the whole matter up. * * *

5TH AVENUE LIGHTS! This well-mannered highway,

Respected and staid, This mixture of matron

And proper old maid, Has kicked over traces,

Grown giddy and mellow, Hung up her white chiffon

And stepped out in yellow. -Penpoint.

Mayhew Lake, widely regarded as the finest American orchestrator for bands, and his Symphony in Gold

(Orchestra of wind instruments will show that an orchestra of 15 pieces can sound like one of 50, when they present classics, semi -classics and popular numbers Sunday (May 29) at 8:45 p. m. over WSAI (NBC- WEAF).

TWO JOIN WCKY WCKY has acquired two additions

to its commercial staff in Ralph Ha - hurter', a radio veteran, and Howard Renshaw, formerly assistant manager of Radio Guide. Ralph's wife, Natalie Giddings, is heard on WCKY in her Trail Blazing program Wed- nesdays at 8 p.m. and in her John Coppin morning broadcasts.

Here is the Key to the Out -of -Town Network Radio Stations

To simplify the tuning of chain stations, the following log of network stations it given with each chain headed by the New York station which broadcasts its programs. Stations are listed in same order as _found in Network Programs:

COLUMBIA BROADCASTING COMPANY WABC, New York 860 kc. \\V SPD, Toledo WKRC, Cincinnati . 550 kc. \\OWO, Ft. Wayne WHAS, Louisville 820 kc. WFBM, Indianapolis WWVA, Wheeling WADC, Akron WHK, Cleveland WCAH, Columbus

1340 kc. 1160 kc. 1230 kc.

1160 kc. WBBM. Chicago 770 kc. 1320 kc. WCCO, Min'p'lis-St. Paul 810 kc. 1390 kc. KMOX, St. Louis 1090 kc. 1430 kc. WGN, Chicago 720 kc.

NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY (Stations marked * carry either NBC network.)

WEAF, New York 660 kc. WWJ, Detroit 920 kc. WSAI, Cincinnati . kc. *WMAQ, Chicago 670 kc.

*WCKY, Covington kc. *WENR-WLS, Chicago _1082700 kc. WGY, Schenectady kc. *KY W, Chica; o ka WTAM, Cleveland ke. *KSTP, Min'p'l s -St. Pau1.1460 k;.

* WJZ, New York WLW, Cincinnati .

*WCKY, Covington -TCDKA, Pittsburgh WGAR, Cleveland

1330 1490

790 1070 * 760 700

1490 980

1450

kc. WJR, Detroit . 750 kc, kc. *WMAQ, Chicago - 670 kc. kc. *WENR-WLS, Chicago 870 kc. kc. *KyW, Chic: -go - 1020 kc. kc. *KSTP, Min'p'lis-St. Pau1 1460 ke,

Eastern Standard Time RADIO DIAL, VEEK ENDING JUNE 2, 1932

COMPLETE PR GRAMS FOR FRIDAY, MAY 27, ON THIS PAGE

WSAI (1330 kc.-225.4m.) 8:00 A. M.-Gene and Glenn (NBC) 8:15-Popular Musicale 8:30 -Flying Fingers (NBC) 8:45-Miniatures of the Masters 9:00-Morning Dance Concert 9:30-Newman Program (NBC) 9:45-Betty Crocker (NBC)

10:00-Classical Hour 11:00-General Electric Circle (NBC) 11:15-Celebrated Compositions Noon-Dance Selections 12:50 P M.-Live Stock Reports

1 :00-Organ Matinee 1:30-Matinee Favorites 1.45-"Victor Herbert" 2:00-Matinee Favorites 2:15-Happiness Kids 2:30-Woman's Radio Hour (NBC) 3 :00-Betty Moore Decorating Notes (NBC)

3:15-Afternoon Melodies 4 :00-Classical Program 4:15-Skippy (NBC) 4:30-Sisters Three 4:45-Celebrated Compositions 5 :15-Aces of Harmony 5:30-Southern Singers 5 :45-International Broadcast from To- kyo, Japan (NBC) 6:00-Happiness Kids 6:15-Talk by Alice Richards 6:30-Smilin' Dan, Pyor-Chek Man 6:45-Trials of the Goldbergs (NBC) 7:00-Cities Service Concert Hour (NBC) 8:00-C1'=cquot Club (NBC) 8:30-Pond's Dance (NBC) 9:00-Young Artist's Light Opera

10 :00-Dance Frolic 10:30-Hotel Gibson Dance Orchestra

Network Programs

6:00 P. M.-Myrt and Marge. WABC WKRC wwva wade wspd

e-Jimmy Garrigan's Orchestra. (CBS) wbbm

-D'Avey of Paris, songs. WEAF wwj i --Amos 'n' Andy. WJZ WLW WCKY

kdka -The Singing Lady: nursery songs and

stories. (NBC) kstp wgn

6:15-Maxwell House Tune Blenders: Lanny Ross, baritone. WABC

-Organ Reveries: Archer Gibson, Organ- ist. WEAF wenr

-Esso Program: Robert L. Ripley, "believe -it -or -not;" Harry Salter's Orches- tra. WJZ kdka

6:30-Easy Aces: bridge comedy sketch.. WABC WKRC whk wfbm wcco kmox wgn

--The Stebbins Boys: comedy sketch with Parker Fennelly and Arthur Allen. WJZ WCKY :kdka wgar wjr wenr kstp

6:45-The Camel Quarter Hour: Morton Downey; Tony Wons; Jacques Renard's Orchestra. WABC WKRC wwva wade whk wcah wspd wowo

-The Goldbergs: comedy sketch. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wenr

-Billy Jones and Ernie Hare: songs and patter. WJZ WCKY kdka wgar wmaq 7:00-The Bath Club: Irving Kaufman, baritone; Roger White's Orch. WABC WKRC wade whk wspd wfbm wcco kmox wgn

-Cities Service Concert: Jessica Dragon - ette, soprano; Cavaliers Quartet; Harry Shope and Frank Parker, tenors; John Seagle, baritone; Elliot Shaw, bass; Frank Banta and Milton Rettenberg,

,piano duo: Rosario Bourdon's Orches- tra. WRAF WSAI vitam wwj kyw (wgy off 7.30) (kstp off 7:45)

-Nestle's Program: Victor Moore. guest artist; Leonard Joy's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY kdka wjr cals

7:15-Singin' Sain, the Barbasol Man. WABC WKRC wade whk wspd wfbm wcco kmox wgn

7:30 -Today and. Yesterday: dramatic and musical high]_-:ghts. Don Voorhees' Con- cert Orchestra; soprano; du Pont Quar- tet ; dramatic cast. WABC WKRC wade whk wspd wcco kmox wgn

-Ivory Program: B. A. Rolfe and his Orchestra. WJZ WLW kdka wgar was

7:45-Sisters of the Skillet: Eddie and Ralph, songs and dialogue. WJZ WLW kdka wgar wjr wls

8:00-Kodak Week -End Hour: Thelma Kessler. soprano: Kodak Male Quartet; Cornelia Otis Skinner, guest artist; Nat Shilkret'ss Orchestra. WABC WKRC wade whk wspd wfbm wcco kmox wgn

-Cliquot Club: Eskimo Night Club: Har- ry Reser's Orchestra; Eskimo Quartet. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wls

-Friendship. Town: "small town" sketch; Harry Salter's Orchestra. WJZ kdka wgar wjr kyw kstp

8:30-To the Ladies: Leon Belasco's Orchestra : Tito Guitar, Mexican. tenor. WABC WKRC whas wade whk wspd wfbm wcco kmox wgn

-Pond's Program: Leo Reisman Orches- tra. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wenr

-Armour Program: Edna Kellogg, soprano; male quartet; Roy Shield's Or- chestra. WJZ kdka wgar wjr wmaq kstp 8:45-Van Heusen Program; Gus Van; Nat Brusiloff's Orch. WABC WKRC wade whk wspd wfbm kmox wgn

WCKY (1490 kc.-201.21n.) 7:00 A. M.-Leo Boswell 7:15-Morning Devotions (NBC, 7:30-Cheerio (NBC) 8:00-Eureka Weather Forecast 8 :01-Cumberland Fiddlers 8 :30-Band Selections 9:00-Coca Cola Hospitality Hour-Ida Bailey Allen

9 :30-Coppin's Morning News Flashes 9:45-Peppy Tunes

10:00-Florence Frey Beauty Talk 10:15-Skip and Step 10:30-Music Masters 10:45-Tommy Ott at the Liberty Organ 11:00-Musical Novelties 11 :30-Popular Tunes Noon-Geo. W. Hill Program, Georgia

Gay 12 :15 P. M.-Luncheon Concert

12:25-Norris Brock, Live Stock Quota- tions

12:30-National Farm and Home. Hour (NBC)

1 :30-Cincinnati Live Stock Market . Re- ports

1 :45-Dance Tunes

2:30-Moods Indigo

3:00-Bill and Audrey

3:15-This 'n' That

3:45-Russ Henderly, pianist

4:15-Tea Time Tunes

4:30-Jimmy and Edith

4 :45-Little Orphan Annie (NBC)

5 :00-"Snowdrifts" 5:15-Hawaiian Reveries

5:30-Royal Vagabonds (NBC) 5:45-Late Dance Tunes -

5.: 55-W CKY Baseball Scores

6:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC)

6:15-Helen Royce, singing the blues 6:30-The Stebbins Boys (NBC) 6:45-Jones and Hare (NBC)

7:00 -Nestle Chocolateers (NBC) 7:30-On to Prosperity 8:00-Lookout House-Milt Stuhlbarg 8:15-Vons Trio

8:30-It Pays to Advertise 8:59-Eureka Weather Forecast 9:00-Pontiac Chieftains (NBC 9:30-Leve Songs and Waltzes (NBC) 9:45-Lookout House-Milt Stuhlbarg

10:15-Slumber Music (NBC) 10:30-Vincent Lopez (NBC) 11:00-Plantation Players

11 :15-Southern Symphonies - Theodore Hahn, Jr. and his Orchestra (to NBC)

12:00-Sign off -

WLW (700 kc.-42&.3m.) 6 :30 A. M.-Top o' the Morning 7:00-Nlorning Exercises, with Bob Bur

dette and Ruth Armstrong 7:15-Bradley Kincaid 7:30-The Round Table 8:00-Morning Devotions. 8:15-Aces of Harmony 8:30-Beautiful Thoughts: (NBC) 8:45-The Early Burdettes-Exercises 9:00-Mrs: Blake's Radio Column (NBC) 9 :15-Fred Shawn, songs 9:30-Anson Weeks Orchestra 9:45-Rit Cleaning Program

10:00-Live Stock Reports 10:10-Edna Wallace Hopper 10:15-U, S. Marine Band (NBC) 11:00-Jim and Walt 11:15-Pat Barnes in Person (NBC) 11:30-Ford Rush 11:45-Morin Sisters 11:59-Tines Signals Noon-Tuxedo Fiddlers 12:15 P. M.-River and Weather 12:17-Mel Snyder's Orchestra 12:45-Market Reports 12:50-Live Stock Reports 1:00-National Farm and Home Period

(NBC) 1:30-Josef Cherniaysky's Orchestra 2 :00-Seger Ellis 2 :15-Organ Matinee 2 :45-Louis Johnen, baritone 3:00-Varsity Quartet 3:15-Radio Guild (NBC) 4:15-Old Bill 4:30-The Singing Lady (NBC) 4:45-The Chatter 5:00-Afternoon Round Table 5:30-Sportsmen's Talk-Dr. Glenn Adams

5:45 -Lowell Thomas (NBC) 6:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) 6:15-"Law for the Layman," Attorney

Reuben Horchow 6:25-Evergreen Cop -

6:30-Mail Pouch Sportsman-Bob New- hall

6:45-Old Man Sunshine 7:00-Fifteen Minutes with San Felice 7:15-"Chandu", the magician 7:330-B. A, Rolfe's Ivory Soap Orches- tra (NBC)

7:45-Sisters of the Skillet (NBC) 8 :00-Quaker State Oil Program 8 :15-Mel Snyder's Orchestra 8:25-Bisquick Band 8 :30-Kruschen Program 8:45-Centerville Sketches 9:00-Daytoº Thorobreds. 9:30-A Quarter :Hour of Lovliness 9 :45-Vox Humana

10 :00 --Peanut Pietro 10.15-Bob Newhall 10:30-Tommy Atkins and his Londoniers 10:45-Headlines of Yesterday 11:6O-Cab Calloway's Orchestra (NBC) 11:15-Gibson Dance Orchestra. 11 :30-Castie Farm Orchestra Midnight-Mel Snyder's Orchestra 12:30 A. M.-Jan Garber's Orchestra

WKRC (550 kc.-545.1m.) 6:45 A. M.-God's Bible School-Sunrise Worship

7:45-Chúrngold-The Breakfast Club 8:00-Mountain Red -

8:-15-Morning Moods (CBS) 8:30-Crazy Crystals Program 8:45-Cudahy Co:-The Old Dutch Girl

(CBS) -

9:00-Prescott-The,' Grant Trio -(CBS) 9:15-H. & S. Pogue Co,.-Jean West 9 :30-Consolidated Merchants .:Program 9:45 -Martin Senour-Don and Betty

(CBS) -

10:00-Babo Program (CBS) 10:15-Consolidated Merchants Program 10:30-Best Foods-Round the World

Cooking School (CBS). 10:45-Ben Alley (CBS) 11 :00-Weather Forecast-Lange Time 11:02-Woman's Hour-Tremlette Tully

Signal 11:30-To be announced 11 :45-Zorex-Moth Chasers (CBS) Noon-Cincinnati Paint Club 12:15 P. M.-Model Laundry-Model, Ro-

mances 12 :30-Cincinnati Merchants Program

1 :00-Miracul Wax-Piano Twins (CBS) 1:15-Do Re Me (CBS)

1 :30-God's Bible School Revival 2 :00-Philansue Trio '

2 :15-Burck-Bauer Program 2:30-Julia Hayes-Helpful:. Household

Hints 3:00-Queen -City Rug Makers 3:15-U.. S. Army Band (CBS) 3 :30-Pyol-Jack Conrad 3:45-Curtis Institute of Music Program

(CBS) 4:30-Worthmore Soup-Soup and Chili 4:45-Davis Baking Soda Program 5:00-Current Events (CBS) 5:15-John Kelvin, Irish tenor (CBS),

5,30-Studio-Weather Forecast 5:45-Stocks-Studio -

5:52-Coney Island Calliope-Time Signal

6:00-Wrigley-Myrt and Marge (CBS) 6:15-Red Top Baseball Scores 6:20-Kustola Kubs 6:30--'Lavoris-Easy Aces (CBS) 6:45-Camel-Morton Downey (CBS) 7 :00-Linit-The Bath Club (CBS) 7:15-Barbasol-Singin' Sam (CBS) 7 :30-Speed Blend 'Auto Polish-Today

and Yesterday (CBS) 8:00-Eastman Kodak Hour (CBS) 8:30-Woodbury Soap-Leon Belasco's

Orchestra (CBS) 8:45 -Wan Heusen-Gus Van (CBS) 9:00-Allen "A"-Beau Bachelor (CBS) 9:15-Horlicks` Milk-Adventures In Health-Dr. Herman Bundeson (CBS)

9:30-Chesterfield-Alex Gray (CBS) 9 :45-Wurzburg-The German and His Parrot -

10 :00-Studio 10:15-Maxwell Coffee-Lannie Ross and

Don Voorhees (CBS) 10 :30-Weather Forecast-Studio 11:00-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra (CBS) 11 :30-Ozzie Nelson's Orchestra (CBS)

NETWORK PROGRAMS -Coon -Sanders Orchestra. (CBS) wcco 9:00-Beau Bachelor. WABC WKRC wade whk wspd wowo wbbm wcco kmox

-Young Artists' Light Opera Co. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj (wenr on 9:30)

-Paul Whiteman's Pontiac Chieftains: Mildred Bailey, crooner; Jack Fulton, tenor; Red McKenzie, baritone; the King's Jesters; the Romancers. WJZ WCKY kdka wgar wjr wenr kstp -

9:15-Adventures in.- Health: Dr. Her- man N. Bundesen, Health Commissioner of Chicago. WABC WKRC whas wade whk wspd wowo wfbm wbbm wcco kmox

9 :30-Music That Satisfies: Alexander Gray, baritone; Nat Shilkret's Orches- tra. WABC WKRC whas wade whk wcah wspd wowo wfbm wbbm wcco kmox

-Love Songs and Waltzes: Frank Munn, tenor; Daniel Lieberfeld Orchestra. WJZ WCKY kdka kyw

9:45-The. Funnyboners: comedy and songs. WABC wade

-Myrt and Marge. (CBS) whas wbbm wcco kmox

-The Pickens Sisters: Jane, Helen and Marla, harmony trio. WJZ wjr

10:00-Howard Barlow and the Columbia Symphony Orchestra. WABC whas wade wcah wfbm wcco kmox

-Russ Colombo's Woodmansten Inn Or- chestra. WEAF

-Slumber Music: Ludwig Laurier's String Ensemble. WJZ (WCKY on 10:15)

-Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) wgar wjr wmaq wenr kstp

10:15-Maxwell House Tune Blenders: Lanny Ross, baritone. (CBS) WKRC whas wade whk wspd wowo wfbm wcco kmox wgn

-Vincent Lopez' Hotel St. Regis Orches- tra. WEAF wenr (WCKY wwj on 10:30)

10:30-Don Redman's Connie's Inn Or- chestra. WABC (whas wfbm wcco on 10:45)

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NETWORK PROGRAMS -The Camel Quarter Hour. (CBS) whas

wfbm wcco kmox wgn -Charles Dornberger's Mount Royal Hotel

Orchestra, WJZ wjr wenr (kstp on 10:45)

11:00-Gus Arnheim's Crclestra. WABC WKRC whas wcah wspd wfbm wcco

-Ralph Ks/bey: The Dream Singer. WEAF wgy wenr

-Cab Calloway's Cotton Club Orchestra: Ada Ward, crooner. WJZ WLW kdka wgar wmaq

11:05-Joe Moss' Pierre Orchestra. WEAN wgy wenr

11 :15-Theodore Hahn, jr. and his Orches- tra ; Debutantes, vocal trio; Ellis Frakes, baritone. WJZ WCKY went

11 :30-Ozzie Nelson's Glen Island Orches- tra. WABC WKRC whas wade wcah wspd wcco (wfbm on 11:45)

-Ted Black's. Village Barn Orchestra. WEAF wenr kstp-

Midnight-Tommy Christian's Palisades Orchestra. WABC

12:30 A. M.-Claude 'Hopkins' Roseland Ballroom Orchestra. WABC

WITH KRUSCHEN

"There's Nothing Too Good for Mr Baby," "Happy Little Worries" and "Thai's Why Darkies Were Born" will be heard in the Kruschen Serenade over \VLW Friday (May 27) at 8:30 p. m. with Casper Rear- don. harpist, and the Morin Sisters

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GIFT TO MAESTRO

That gold -and -ivory baton wielded by Theodore Hahn, Jr., at the "South- ern Symphonies' each Friday at 11:13 p. m. over WCKY (NBC- WJZ) is the gift of the WCKY staff, presented the night of the program's inaugural. The gift bears the in- scription, "To our beloved - NBC Maestro. Theodore Halal, Jr., Crea- tor of `Southern Symphonies,' from the staff of WCF Y," Mr. Hahn uses this particular baton only when. conducting his orchestra in "South- ern Symphonies." At rehearsals he employs an ordinary willowy ' wand.

WLW ENTERTAINS

WLW stars entertained the Asso- ciation of National Advertisers in convention at the Netherland Plaza with a Radio Revue Friday, May 20. Powell Crosley, Jr., president of the Crosley Radio Corporation, contrib- uted entertainment for the revue for the visiting delegates. The show in- cluded Bill Stoess and his Flying Dutchmen, now heard over NBC; Morin Sisters; Pat Harrington, ten- or and master of ceremonies; Var- sity Four Quartet; Sidney TenEyck, chief of the Doodlesockers ; and Mary Steele. -

WFBE (1200 kc.-249.9m.) 7:00 A. M.-Break of Day 7 :15-Musical Clock 8:30-Birthday Greetings 8:45-Morning Concert 9':00-Our Daily. Thought 9:15-Hy C. Geis, organ 9:45-Vocal Varieties

10:00-Time Signals 10 :05-Dot's School Children's Popularity

Program -

10:20-Variety 10:35-WFBE RKO Theatre Party l0:50-Mrs. Evans' Advice 11:00-Mary and John, sketch 11:15-Morning Songs 11 :30-Beulah Davis, pianist 11:45-Wurlitzer-Pat Gillick, organ ra.

cita] Noon-News in Cincinnati 12:30 P. M,-Max Fisher's St. Nicholas

Symphonairers 1:00-Victor Salon Orchestra 1:15-Children's Hour, Robert Bentley 1:30-Slumber Songs 1:45-Mrs. Lloyd Hoshaw, readings 2:00-Charles Daunt, tenor 2:15-Mrs. Rose Nottingham and Miss

Lillian Kreimer 2:45-Paul Whiteman's Music 3:00-The Rooters Club 3:15-Reds vs. Cubs-at Chicago 5 :00-Bee Campbell, songs 5:15-Pirates Club 5 :30-Studio 5 :45-Kitty Burke, songs 6 :00-Studio 6 :15-Dr. Lewis Dentists-Dot Lee 6 :30-Churngoid's Base Ball Club 6:45-Lost and Found 6:50-Max Fisher's Sinton Ensemble 7':15-Post Question Box 7:30-Harry Hartman, Sports (Bob Pui- hoff)

7':40-Elaine Ritter, mezzo soprano 7:55-Lost and Found 8:00-Fred Lindeman, piano and accordian 8:15-Art Cox's Vagabonds 8:30-P. K. A. Trio 8:45 -Ruby Brestel, violinist 9':00 --The Luckey Boys, piano and banjo 9:15-In the Gloaming, Glenna Wia Newland

9:30-Wrestling Matches -

Out -of -Town Stations STUDIO PROGRAMS

6:00 P. M.-Uncle Billy, children's fea ture. KMOX

-What's the News? WENR -The Funmakers. WHAS

6-: 15-Piano Novelties. KMOX -Spang Bakers-Gene and Glenn. WTAM, 6:30-Brooks and Jerry. WHAS 6:45-Winter Garden Walkathon, KMOX 7 :45-Doings of the Dinkelspiels. W HAS 8:00=Charlie Flagler, songs. WHAS 8:15 -Bob White's Scrap Book. WHAS 8:45-Kentucky Home Hour. WHAS 9:45-Louise Frayne, soprano. KDKA I

10 :20-Lew Conrad's William Penn Hotel Orchestra. KDKA, .

10:45-News Flashes. KMOX -Moss and Jones. WTAM 11:30 -Mood Oriental. WTAM midnight-Earl laines Orchestra.

W.ENR -Charley Reinhart's Orchestra. WHAS -Ney¿ China Orchestra. WTAM: 12:15 A. M.-Sport Squibs. KMOX i

-Tommy Thomas and his Music. WHAS 12:30-Winter Garden Walkathon. KMOX -Frankie .Masters'. Orchestra. WENR -Lotus Gardens Orchestra. WTAM 12:45-Song Parade. KMOX 1:15-Restful Hour: James Huffman, organist. KMOX

NEW PIANO TEAM

A New two -piano team will make' its network debut Friday (May 27) at 8)30 p. m. When Davey Rose and Whitey Berquist, NBC staff pianists, are heard over WLW (NBC-WJZ) Edna :Kellogg will sing "Peg o' My Heart" and the orchestra, led by Roy Shield,- will be heard with the quartet in Gershwin's "I'll Build a Stairway to. Paradise."

LIKE UNA MAE

Una Mae Carlisle, popular blues singer of WSMK (Dayton, Ohio). enjoys one of the largest fan -snail re -I sponses at that station. Her brother is a member of Duke Ellington's Or- chestra. You can hear Una Mae Tuesday and Friday at 5 :30 p. tn, and Sunday at 10':30 p. m,

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COMPLETE PROGRAMS FOR I' ATURDAY, MAY 28, ON THIS PAGE

WSAI (1330 kc.-225.4m.) 8:00 A. M.-Gene and Glenn (NBC) 8:15-Popular Musicale 8:30-Tom Brennie in the Laugh Club

(NBC) 8 :45-Miniatures of the Masters 9:00-Morning Dance Concert 9 :15-Knox Sparkling Music (NBC) 9:30-Light Classics 9:45-Golden Gems (NBC)

10:15-Radio Household Institute (NBC) 10:45-Keys to Happiness (NBC) 11 :00-Musical Forum 11:30-Live Stock Reports 11 :45-Dance Selections

1 :00 P. M.-The Parody Man 1:15-Matinee Favorites 1 :45-"Victor FIerbert 2:00-Matinee Favorites 2:15-Happiness Kids 2 :30-Matinee Gems (NBC) 3:15-Afternoon Melodies 4:00-Classical Program 4:15-Skippy (NBC) 4:30-Sisters Three 4 :45-Celebrated Compositions 5 :00-Crosley Dealers Salute 5:15-Southern Singers 5:30-Happiness Kids 5 :45-"Chandu," the Magician 6:00-Anson Weeks' Orchestra 6:15-Dance Masters 6:30-Smilin' Dan, Pyor-Chek Man 6:45-Trials of the Goldbergs (NBC) 7:00-Ely Culbertson, bridge expert

(NBC) 7:15-Josef Cherniaysky's Orchestra 7:30 -To be announced (NBC) 8:00-"K-7" (NBC) 8:30-Club Valspar (NBC) 9:00-Lucky Strike Dance Hour (NBC)

10:00-Sisters Three 10:15-Talk by Merle Thorpe (NBC) 10:30-Castle Farm Orchestra

Network Programs

6:00 P. M.-The Political Situation n

Washington Tonight: Frederic William Wile. WABC whas wwva wade wbbm wcco kmox D'Avrey of Paris, songs. WEAF

-Amos 'n' Andy. WJZ WLW WCKY kdka

6:15-William Vincent Hall, baritone, with Freddie Rich's Orchestra. WABC whas wwva wade wowo wcco kmox

-Laws That Safeguard Society "Marriage Without Wedding Ceremony," Gleason L.

Archer. WEAF -Dance Masters: orchestra. WJZ WCKY

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6:30-Do Re Me, girls' trio. WABC whas wwva wade wfbm wcco kmox (WKRC on 6:35)

-Blossom Seeley and Benny Fields, songs. WEAF wtam weer

-Sonata Recital: Mathilde Harding, pianist: Arcadie Birkenholz, violinist. WJZ (WCKY on 6:45)

6:45-The Camel Quarter Hour: Morton Downey; Tony Wons; Jacques Renard's Orchestra. WABC WKRC wwva wade whk wcah wspd wowo

-The Goldbergs: comedy sketch. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wenr-

7:00-Fray and Braggiotti, piano duo. WABC WKRC whas wwva wade whk wcah wspd wfbm wcco

-Ely Culbertson: bridge talk. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wmaq

-Danger Fighters: dramatic program. WJZ WCKY kdka wgar wjr wls

7:15-Abe Lyman's Orchestra. WABC WKRC wade whk wspd wfbm kmox wgn

-Paul Specht's Orchestra. (CBS) wbbm -Civic Concerts Service Program: Josef

Koestner, director. WEAF wtam wwj wmaq

7:30-Hollywood Whispers: Cal York, Photoplay's Star Reporter. WABC WKRC whk wspd kmox wgn

-Joe Kayser's Orchestra. (CBS) wbbm wcco

t-To be announced. .WRAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj kyw kstp

-Dance with Countess d'Orsay: Countess d'Orsay and le Dandy, soloists; Ben Selvins Orchestra. WJZ kdka wgar wmaq

7 :45-Freddie Rich's. Orchestra.- WABC WKRC whk wspd kmox wgn

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WCKY (1490 kc.-201.2m.) 7:00 A. M.-Leo Boswell 7:15-Morning Devotions (NBC) 7:30-Cheerio (NBC) 8:00-Eureka Weather Forecast 8:01-Cumberland Fiddlers 8:30-Peppy Tunes 9:15-Vocal- Varieties

10:00-Mrs. A. M. Goudiss (NBC) 10:15-Skip and Step 10:30-Campus Cutups 10:45-Tommy Ott at the Liberty Organ 11:00-Willie's Music School of the Air 11:30-Popular Tunes Noon-Luncheon Concert 12:25 P. M.-Norris Brock Live Stock

Quotations 12:30 -National Farm and Home Hour

(NBC) 1:30-Cincinnati Live Stock Exchange Reports

1 :35-Musical Interlude 2:00-Siesta Musical 2:30-Moods in Blue 3:00-Saturday Matinee (NBC) 3:30-Music Masters 4:00-Larry Topper, pianist 4:15-Tea Time Tunes 4 :30-Palm Beach Buddies 4:45-Little Orphan Annie (NBC) 5:00-Stegner's "Snowdrifts" 5:15-Waldorf-Astoria Sert Room (NBC) 5:30-Audrey and Bill 5:45-Late Dance Tunes 5:55-WCKY Baseball Scores 6:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) 6:15-Dance Masters '(NBC) -

6:30-Dixie Dale, singing the blues 6:45-Sonata Recital (NBC) 7:00 -Danger Fighters (NBC) 7:30-Lookout House-Milt Stuhlbarg -

8:00-Jungle Joe (NBC) 8:15-Piano Moods (NBC) 8:30-It Pays to Advertise 8:59-Eureka Weather Forecast 9:00-Melodic Gems (NBC) 9:15-Snoop and Peep (NBC) 9:30-Twenty Fingers of Harmony (NBC) 9:45-Lookout House 10:00-Chico 'n' Peppina 10:15-Slumber Music (NBC) 10:30-Harry Reser and his Eskimos

(NBC) 11:00-Ralph Kirbery, dream singer

(NBC) 11:05-Buddy Rogers and his California

Cavaliers (NBC) 11:30-Herb Gordon and Orchestra -(NBC)

WLW (700 kc.-428.3m.) 6:30 A. M.-Top o' the Morning 7 :00-Morning Exercises, with Bob Bur - dette and Ruth Armstrong

7:15-Bradley Kincaid 7:30-The Round Table 8:00-Morning Devotions 8:15-Lady Bugs (NBC) 8:30-Beautiful Thoughts (NBC) 8:45-The Early Burdettes, exercises 9:00-The World's Dolls 9:15-Melville Ray, tenor 9:30-Anson Weeks Orchestra 9:45-Entertaining Our Guests

10:00-Live Stock Reports 10:10-Musical Interlude 10:15-WLW Mail Bag 10 :30-Ramona 10 :45-Layne's Mountaineer Fiddlers 11:00-Jim and Walt 11:15-Pat Barnes in Person (NBC) 11:30-Live Stock Reports 11:45-Old Bill 11:59-Time Signaís Noon-Governmental Glimpses 12:15 P. M.-River and Weather Reports 12:17-Hotel Gibson Orchestra -12:30-National Farm and Home Period

(NBC) 1:30-Josef Cherniaysky's Orchestra 2:00-Crosley Dealers Hour 2 :30-Seger Ellis 2:45-Secretary Hawkins 3:15-Pat Harrington 3:30-Varsity Quartet 3:45-Bradley Kincaid 4:00-Organ Matinee-Arthur Chandler,

Jr. 4:30-Southern Singers 4:45-The Chatter 5:00-Afternoon Round Table S:45-University of Cincinnati Talk 6:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) 6:15-Josef Cherniaysky's Orchestra 6:30-Mail Pouch Sportsman 6:45-Old Man Sunshine 7:00-Fifteen Minutes with R. G. Dun 7:15-"Chandu", the Magician 7:30-Castle Farm Orchestra 8 :00-Crosley Follies 8:30-The First Nighter (NBC) 9:00-Crosley Theatre of the Air 9:30-Jan Garber's Orchestra 9 :45-Peanut Pietro

10:00-`Io be announced 10:30-Over the Rhine: German Band 10:45-Headlines of Yesterday 11:00-Ted Black and his Village Barn

Orchestra (NBC) 11 :30-Doodlesockers Midnight-Hotel Gibson Dance Orch. 12:30 A. M.-Jan Garber's Orchestra


7:45-Churngold-The Breakfast Club 8:00-Hodges Brothers 8:15-The Drifters 8:30-Pyol Program 8:45-Songs of the Outdoors (CBS) 9:00-Melody Parade (CBS) 9:15-H. & S. Pogue Co.-Jean West, 9 :30-Consolidated Merchants Program

10:00-Weather-Lange Time Signal 10:03-Woman's Hour-Tremlette Tully 10:30-Columbia Revue (CBS) 10:45-Queen City Rug Makers 11:00-Julia Hayes-Helpful Household

Hints 11:30-Ted Brewer's Orchestra (CBS) 11:45-Davis Baking Soda Program Noon-Geo. Hall's Orchestra (CBS) 12:15 P. M.-Model Laundry-Model Ro-

mances 12:30-Cincinnati Merchants Program 1:00-God's Bible School Revival -

1:30-Crazy Crystals Program 1: 45-Studio 2:00-Boston Variety Program (CBS) 2 :45-The Withers Race from Belmont

Park (CBS) 3:15-Ann Leaf at the Organ (CBS) 3:30-Tommy Christian's Orch. (CBS) 3:45-PyoI Program-Jack Conrad 4:00-Eddie Duchin's Orchestra (CBS) 4:30-Worthmore-Soup and Chili 4:45-Connie Boswell (CBS) 5:00-Freddie Martin's Orchestra (CBS) 5:30-Jack Miller's Orchestra (CBS) S :45-Stocks-Studio 5 :58-Time Signal-Weather 6:00-Coney Island Calliope 6 :05-Studio 6:15-Red Top Baseball Scores 6:20-Kustola Kubs 6:30-Studio 6:35-Do Re Me (CBS) 6:45-Camel-Morton Downey (CBS) 7:00-Fray and Braggiotti (CBS) 7:15-Phillips-Abe Lyman's Orchestra

(CBS) 7:30-Hollywood Whispers (CBS) 7:45-Freddie Rich's Orchestra (CBS) 8:00-Jr. Chamber of Commerce Program 8:15-Caldwell & Taylor-Smilin' Ed

McConnell 8:30-Horse Shoe Gardens-Earl Arnold's

Orchestra 9:00-Chesterfield-Ruth Etting (CBS) 9:15-Columbia Public Affairs Institute

(CBS) 9 :45-Coney Island "Moonlite Gardens" Ace Brigode's Orchestra

10:15-Don Redman's Orchestra (CBS) 10 :30-Weather-Studio 10:45-Enric Madriguera's Orch. (CBS) 11:00-Noble Sissies Orchestra (CBS) 11:30-Harold Stern's Orchestra (CBS)

NETWORK PRCG.,AMS -

8:00-Vaughn de Leath, songs; Fred .Ber- ren's Orchestra. WABC whas wwva wade wcah wspd wfbm wcco

-"K-7": Secret Service spy story. WRAF WSAI wgy wtam kyw kstp

-Jungle Joe: Joe Parsons. WJZ WCKY kdka -

8:15-Armenian National Musical Chorus. WABC whas wwva wcah wspd wfbm weco kmox

-Piano Moods: Lee Sims, piano; Ilo May Bailey, songs. WJZ WCKY

8:30-U. S. Army Band Concert. WABC wadc whk wcah wspd wfbm wbbm wcco kmox

-Club Valspar: Harold Van Emburgh, baritone; William Wirges' Orchestra. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wmaq

-First Nighter: "Witness for the De- fense," murder mystery drama. WJZ WLW kdka wgar wjr kstp wls

9:00-Music that Satisfies: Ruth Etting, songs; Nat Shilkret's Orchestra. WABC WKRC whas wadc whk wcah wspd wfbm wbbm wowo wcco kmox

-Lucky Strike Dance Hour, with Louis Sobol. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wls kstp

-Melodic Gems: mixed quartet and organ. WJZ WCKY

9:15-Columbia Public Affairs Institute. WABC WKRC whas wadc wcah wfbm wbbm wcco kmox

-Snoop and Peep: comedy sketch. WJZ WCKY wgar wjr

9:30-Twenty Fingers of H a r m o n y: Mathilde Harding, pianist; Irene Hard- ing, organist. WJZ WCKY kdka wear wjr kyw

9:45-The Street Singer: Arthur Tracy. WABC whas wadc wcah wowo wfbm weco

-McCravy Brothers: Hearthside Singers. WJZ kdka -

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NETWORK PROGRAMS 10.:00-Don Redman's Connie's Inn Or-

chestra. WABC whas wwva wade wcah wfbm wcco kmox (WKRC on 10:15)

-Russ Colombo's Woodmansten Inn Or- chestra. WEAF wtam

-Slumber Music: Ludwig Laurier's String ensemble. WJZ (WCKY on 10:15) Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) wgar wjr wmaq wls kstp

10:15-Merle Thorpe, address. WRAF WSAI wtam

-Tepee Singers: Male quartet; piano duo. (NBC) wmaq

10:30-Enric Madriguera's Biltmore t1r- chestra. WABC (WKRC whas wwva wadc whk wcah wspd wfbm wcco on 10:45)

-The Camel Quarter Hour. (CBS) whas wfbm wcco kmox wgn

-Jack Pettis' Hotel New Yorker Orches- tra. WEAF wgy wtam wwj

-Harry Reser's Hotel Roosevelt Eskimos. WJZ WCKY -

11.00-Noble SissIé s Park Central Hotel Orchestra. WABC WKRC whas wwva whk wspd wfbm wcco

-Ralph Kirbery: The Dream Singer. WEAF WCKY wgy wwj

-Ted Black's Village Barn Orchestra. WJZ WLW

11:05-Buddy Rogers' Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra. WEAF WCKY wgy wwj kstp (wtam on 11:15)

11:30-Harold Stern's St. Moritz- Orches- tra. WABC WKRC whas wwva wadc wspd wcco (wfbm on 11:45) - Tracy-Brown's Orchestra. (CBS) wcco

-Herb Gordon's Wardman - Park Hotel Orchestra. WEAF WCKY wtam wwj

-Charlie Agnew's Edgewater Beach Hotel Orchestra WJZ wjr kyw

Midnight - Claude Hopkins' Roseland Ballroom Orchestra. WABC

12:30 A. M.-Ted Brewer's Yoeng's Res- taurant Orchestra. WABC -

MOTHER'S BOY Lanny Ross' mother helps him se-

lect the songs for his Maxwell House program r" and puts thumbs down on all songs of the torch variety.

George Tells 'Em

"Who won the World Series in 1919?" "In what year did the Reds win all the games of the season?" These and other "believe it or not" questions are answered and discussed by George Case, staff announcer and sports authority of WCKY, in his Wednesday 10 p. m. "Sportlights." An interesting feature is a sports question -box during which George draws listeners' questions to be answered and discussed.

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WFBE (1200 kc.-249.9m.) 7:00 A. M.-Break of Day 7:15-Musical Clock 8:30-Birthday Greetings 8 :45-Morning Concert 9:00-Our Daily Thought 9:15-Song Birds 9 :30-College Tunes 9:45-Studio

10:00-Weather Report 10:05-School Children's Popularity Pro-

gram 10:35-WFBE-RKO Theatre Party 10:50-Ruth Neely, Women in the News 11:00-Pabst Musical 11 :15-Studio 11:30-Marion Hemple, songs 11:45-Lola Bruce Smith and Don Cheek Noon-News in Cincinnati 12:30 P. M.-Max Fisher's St. Nicholas

Symphonairers 1:00-Sara Drucker 1:15-Robert Bentley, Children's Hour 1:30-Mrs. - John A. Hoffman and guest artists

2:00-Studio 2 :15-Charles Daunt, tenor 2:30-Harvey Harding, piano and voice 2 :45-Madge Alden, soprano and Bernice Stugard. pianist

3 :00-The Rooters Club 3 :15-Reds vs. Cubs-at Chicago 5.15-The Pirates Club 5 :30-French-Bauer Healthios 5 :45-Murdoch Williams, piano and voice 6 :00-Whistlers Club-Jeff Davis -

6:15-Dr Lewis Dentists-Dot Lee_ 6:30-Churngold's Base Ball Club 6:45-Lost and Found 6:50-Little Concert 7:15-Post Question Box 7:30-Harry Hartman, Sports (Bob Put. hoff) 7:40-Hazel Storey Webber, songs Ruth N. Webber, piano

7:55-Lost and Found 8:00-Cliff Burns and His Orchestra-

Green Mill 8:15-The Dreamers 8:30-Art Cox's Vagabonds 8:45-Hall and Johnson, harmony duo 9 :00-Luckey Boys 9:15-Cliff Burns and His Orchestra- Green Mill

9 :30-Studio 9 :45-Pat Gillick (Wurlitzer Organ Re- cital)

10:00-Four Harmony Kings 10:15-Art Cox's Vagabonds -

10:30-Nocturne-Lillian Sherman


6:00 P. 55-What's the News? WENR 6:15-Hotel Allerton Orchestra. WTAM 6:30-Sacred Songs. KDKA 6:45-Winter Garden Walkathon. KMOX

-James Speed, nature explorer. WHAS :00-Music Education. KMOX

7 :30-Coyne Old Time Jamboree. WLS 7:45-Jerry Shelton, accordioni; t. WHAS 8:00-St. Louis Civic Band: KMOX

-Musical Program. WLS 8:15-Automatic Soap Flakes Jesters.

WLS 8 :30-Greater Louisville En s e m b le.

W HAS 9:00-German Folk Songs. KDKA 9:15-Homey and Old Fashioned. KDKA

10:1.5-Kitchen Kleanser. WLS 10:20-Messages to Explorers and Mis-

sionaries. KDKA _

10 :30-International Old Time Party. WLS

10:45-News Flashes. KMOX -Barn Dance. WLS 11:15-Saturday Night Revue. KMOX Midnight-Charley Reinhart's Orchestra.

WHAS -Lotus Gardens Orchestra. WTAM 12:15A. M.-Sport Squibs. KMOX -Tommy Thomas and his Music. WHAS 12:30-Winter Garden Walkathon. KMOX -New. China Orchestra. WTAM 12:45-Song Parade. KMOX

1 :00-Frankie Masters' Orchestra. WENR 1:15-Barn Dance. KMOX

SING FROM GERMANY

The Student Singers of Bonn University, Germany, will be heard in a program of chorals, folk songs and German student songs on Sat- urday (May 28) at 1 :30 p. no. over Columbia. Johannes Lieske, will con- duct. The first part of th- program will be devoted to the inspiration of sacred music, including "The Day Star" by Praetbrius, - "Holla Good Comrade" by J. H. Schein, and "All My Inmost Thoughts" by Brahms. Two native folk songs will follow, "Now I Went to the Well" and "To Wander Is the Miller's Joy" ; and the program will conclude with a group of traditional drinking songs, including "Today Is Today," "A Youth Went Forth" and "Not a Drop in the Tankard."

ENDS TALKS

Professor Edward S. Smith of the University of Cincinnati will talk on

implifying the Calendar," Satur- day (May 28) at 7 45 p. m. over WLW. This concludes the WLW- U C. talks for this year.

Eastern Standard Time RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING JUNE 2, 1932

i COMPLETE PROGRAMS FOR SUNDAY, MAY 29, ON THIS PAGE

WSAI (1330 kc.-225.4m.) 1 :30 P. M.-Sermonette and Hymn Time 2:00-Wayne King's Orchestra (NBC). 2:30-National Sunday Forum (NBC) 3 :00-Iodent Program (NBC) 3:15-John Fogarty (NBC) 3:30-International Broadcast (NBC). 3:45-Pastels (NBC) 4:30-Pop Concerts (NBC) 5:00-Catholic Hour (NBC) 5:30-Our American Schools (NBC) 6:00-General Electric Program (NBC) 6:30-Orchestra' Gems (NBC) 7:00-Chase and Sanborn Orchestra(NBC) 8:00-"Our Government," David Law-

rence (NBC) 8:15-American Album of Familiar

Music (NBC' 8:45-Symphony in Gold (NBC) 9:15-Sheaffer Lifetime Revue (NBC) 9:30-Musings (NBC) 9:45-Sunday at Seth Parkers' (NBC)

10 :15-Castle Farm Orchestra 10:45-American Legion Program (NBC)

Network Programs

Noon-American Labor and the Nation: Thomas E. Burke, President, Workers' Education Bureau. WABC whas wwva wade whk wcah wcco

-To be announced. WEAF WCKY wtam -Madrigals of May. WJZ WLW wgar

kdka wjr wmaq kstp

12:30 P. M.-Community Center Faculty Recital. WABC whas wwva wade wcah wspd wowo wbbm wcco

-To be announced. WEAF wgy wtam wwj (kyw kstp on 1:15)

1:00-Ann Leaf, organist. WABC whas wwva wadc whk wowo wfbm wbbm wcco kmox

-Biblical Drama. WJZ WLW 1:30-Columbia Church of the Air. WABC WKRC whas wwva wadc wspd wcco kmox

-Moonshine and Honeysuckle: dramatic sketch. WEAF WCKY wgy wtam wmaq wwj

-Yeast Foamers: Herbie Kay's Orches- tra; Browning Mummery, tenor. WJZ WLW kdka wgar wjr kyw

2 :00-Toscha Seidel, violinist; Howard Barlow Concert Orchestra. WABC wwva wadc wcco whk wcah wfbm wbbm wcco kmox (whas on 2;15) (WKRC on 2:45)

-Wayne King's Orchestra. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj kyw

-Friendly Hour: "Our National. Heritage," Dr. J. Stanley Durkee. WJZ WCKY

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2:30-National Sunday Forum: Dr. Ralph W. Sockman, "The Forgotten Man." WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj kyw kstp

-Echoes of Versailles: string ensemble. WJZ WLW kdka wgar wjr wmaq

3:00-Massing the Colors. WABC WKRC whas wwva wade whk wcah wspd wfbm wcco

-Iodent Program. with Jane Froman. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj kyw kstp

--Songs of Home, Sweet Home: Melody Men Male Quartet; Harry Kogen's String Ensemble. WJZ WCKY kdka wgar wls

3:15-John Fogarty, tenor. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj kstp

3:30-International Broadcast. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam

-Piccadilly Circus, songs and sketches. WJZ wgar wjr wenr kstp

3:45 --Pastels: poetry with music. WEAF WSAI wgy (wenr on 4:00)

4:00-Pastorale: Julia Mahoney, contralto ; Roger Kinne, baritone; Andre Kostelanetz, conductor. WABC WKRC whas wwva wade wspd wowo wfbm wcco kmox

-Sabbath Reveries:- "The Greatest Com- mandment," Dr. Charles L. Goodell. WJZ WCKY wgar wenr kstp

4:30-Blue. Coal Radio Revue: Saida Knox, contralto; Charles Carlile, tenor; John Barclay, engineer; Mystery Drama, introduced by -'The Shadow;" George Earle's Orchestra. WABC

-Brooks and Ross. (CBS) WKRC whas wwva whk wcah wfbm wcco kmox

-Pop Concert; Walter Logan, conductor. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam

-Road to Romany: gypsy orchestra. WJZ WLW wgar kyw

4:45-Bob Becker's Outdoor Tales. (CBS) WKRC wade whk wcah wspdwfbm wcco

5:00-Ace Brigode's Orchestra. (CBS) whas wwva wade wcah wowo wbbm wcco (kmox on 5:15)

-Catholic Hour: "The Christian Family." Rev Dr. Edward Lodge Curran; Rev. Joseph A. Daly, the Mediaevalists. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wenr kstp

-Golden Gems. WJZ wjr (WCKY on 5:30)

5:30-Roses and Drums: dramatic sketch. WABC WKRC wade whk wfbm wbbm kmox

-Our American Schools: "Teaching in the Rural Schools." WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wenr

6:00-The World's Business, "A Lesson from the Dinosaur," Dr. Julius Klein, Assistant Secretary of Commerce. WABC whas wwva wade wbbm wcco kmox

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WCKY (1490 kc.-201.2m.) 11 :00 A. M.-Waldorf-Astoria Organ Re-

cital (NBC) 11 :30-Silver Flute (NBC) Noon-Eureka Weather Forecast 12:01 P. M.-To be announced (NBC) 12:30-Worthmore Program 1:00-Silver Serenade 1:20-New Era Sportlight 1:30-Moonshine & Honeysuckle (NBC) 2:00-Friendly Hour (NBC) 2:30-Master Composers 3:00-Songs of Home, Sweet Home (NBC)

3:30-Vesper Service at a Village Inn 3:45-Nita Milstead-Musical Pictures

4:00-Sabbath Reveries (NBC)

4 :30-Messer's Melody Moments

4:45-Twilight Organ Reveries

5 :00-Stegner's "Snowdrifts"

5:15-Bankhardt's Twilight Travelers

5:30 -Golden Gems (NBC)

6:00-Golden Blossoms (NBC)

6:15-Nightingale Quartette

6:30-Lookout House-Milt Stuhlbarg

7:00-College of Music

7 :30-Sundodgers 8:00-Enna Jettick Quartet (NBC)

8 :15-Studio 8:30-Pays to Advertise

8 :59-Eureka Weather Forecast

9:00-Lookout House

9:30-"Golden Gates of Melody"-WCKY String Trio; Homer Bernhardt, Alice Rowlett

10:00-Malik Mystery drama (NBC)

10:30-Studio 10 :45-Frankie Masters and his Orchestra

(NBC) 11:00-Teddy Black's Orchestra (NBC)

11 :30-"Midnight Mirrors"-featuring Tom- my Ott, organist and Grady Hodges, tenor

WLW (700 kc.-428.3m.) 8:00 A. M.-NBC Childrens' Hour (NBC) 9:00-Church Forum 9:30-Fiddlers Three (NBC) 9:45-A Song for Today (NBC)

10:00-Morning Musicale (NBC) 11:30-River and Weather

11:00-Threesome, vocal trio 11:32-The Rancheros Noon-Madrigals of May (NBC)

1:00 P. M.-Biblical Drama (NBC)

1:30-Yeast Foamers (NBC)

2:00-College of Music Recital

2:30-Echoes of Versailles (NBC) 3 :00-Crosley Theatre of the Air

3:30-Donhallrose Trio

4:00-Plantation Days

4:30-Road to Romany (NBC)

5:00-Cr osley Choir

5:30-Crosley Roamios

6:00-Curtain Calls

6:30-The Three Bakers (NBC)

7:00-Baseball Scores

7:05-Mel Snyder's Orchestra

7:15-Standing Room Only (NBC)

8:00-Josef Cherniaysky's Orchestra

8:15-Bayuk Stag Party (NBC)

8:45-"Making the Movies," Ray Knight (NBC)

9:15-The Old Singing Master (NBC)

9 :45-Casper Reardon, harpist

10:00-Jan Garber's Orchestra

10:30-Moon River

11:00-Wm. Stoess and his Flying Dutch- men (to NBC)

11:30-Jan Garber's Orchestra (to NBC)

WKRC (550 kc.-545.1m.) 6:45 to 7:45 A. M.-God's Bible School-

Sunrise Worship 9:00-God's Bible School

10 :00-Watchtower-Judge Rutherford 10:15-Jim Lightfield's Veteran Civic. -

Hour Noon-American Legion Program -

12:45 P. M.-Worthmore-Soup and Chili 1 :00-God's Bible School Revival 1:30-Columbia Church of the Air (CBS) -2:00-Crane & Breed-"On Wings of

Song" 2:15-Jewish Community Program 2:45-Symphonic Quarter Hour (CBS) 3.00-Massing of the Colors Service

4:00-Pastorale (CBS) 4.30-Brooks and Ross (CBS) 4:45-Atlas Brew-Bob Becker's Out -

Door Tales (CBS) 5:00-To be announced 5:30-"Roses and Drums"-Union Cen- tral Life Insurance Co., (CBS)

5.59-Burke Weather Forecast-Lange Time Signal

6:02-Studio 6:15-Red Top Baseball Scores 6:20-Kustola Kubs 6:30-Studio 6:37-Coney Island Calliope 6:45-Hygrade-The Sylvanians (CBS) 7:00-Alex Haas and his Gypsy Orchestra

(CBS) 7:15-Monarch Supply Co.-Happy Re-

pairmen 7:30-Greyhound Bus-Crooning Ky. Colonels (CBS)

7:45-Modern Male Chorus (CBS) 8:00-Ever-Ready Razor-Jack Denny's

Orchestra, and Belle Baker (CBS) 8:30-Pennzoil-Harry Sosnick's Orches- tra (CBS)

9:00-Coney Island "Moonlite Gardens" -Ace Brigode's Orchestra -

9:30-Chrysler-Ziegfeld Radio Show (CBS)

10:00-The Gauchos (CBS) -

10:15-Horse Shoe Gardens-Earl Arnold's Orchestra

10 :45-Weather-Studio 11:00-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra (CBS) 11:30-California Melodies (CBS) Midnight-Sign off

NETWORK PROGRAMS -G. E. Circle: Aida Doninella, soprano,

guest artist. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wls kstp

-Golden Blossoms: Maria Cardinale, soprano; Willard Amison, tenor; Brewer and Poister, piano duo. WJZ WCKY

6:15-Chicago Knights. WABC whas wwva wade wowo wbbm wcco

-Fiddle and I: Josef Stopak, violinist; Celia Branz, contralto. WJZ wgar kyw

6:30-Orchestral Gems: soloist with symphony orchestra directed by Moshe Para- naff. WEAF WSAI wgy wwj (wls on 6:45) -

-The Three Bakers: Frank Luther, Jack Parker, Darrel Woodyard; Sylvia Froos, contralto; Billy Artz' Orchestra. WJZ WLW kdka wgar wjr kyw kstp

6:45-The Sylvanians: Rondoliers Quar- tet; "The. Forty Flying Fingers"; Ernie Golden's Orchestra. WABC WKRC whas whk wcco kmox wgn

7:00-Alexander Haas and his Budapest Gypsy Ensemble. WABC WKRC whas wwva wade whk wcah wspd wowo wfbm wcco kmox

-Crase and Sanborn Hour: Harry Rich- man, master of ceremonies; Rubinoff's Orchestra. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwi wls (kstp on 7:15)

-McCravy Brothers, Hearthside Singers. WJZ.

7:15-S. R. O., comedy. WJZ WLW kdka wgar wjr

7:30-Highway Traveler. WABC WKRC whas wade whk wcah wspd wowo wfbm wcco kmox wgn -.

7:45-Modern Male Chorus; Andre Kos- telanetz, conductor. WABC WKRC

8 :00-Ever-Ready Radio Gaities: Belle Baker; The Four Eton Boys; Jack Denny's Orchestra. WABC WKRC wade whk wspd wfbm wcco kmox wgn

-Our Government: David Lawrence. WEAF WSAI wgy wwj wenr

-Enna Jettick Melodies: Betsy Ayres, soprano; Mary Hopple, contralto; Steele Jamison, tenor; Leon Salathiel, bass; male quartet; Enna Jettick Song Bird; Ralph Kirbery, baritone. Robert Arm- bruster's Instrumental Ensemble. WJZ WCKY kdka wgar wjr kyw kstp

8:15-American Album of Familiar Mu- sic: Frank Munn, tenor; Veronica Wig- gins, contralto; male quartet; Phil Ohl - man and Victor Arden, piano duo; Gus- tave Haenschen Orchestra. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wenr kstp

-Bayuk Stag Party: male quartet; Har- rison Knox, Harold Woodward, tenors; Paul Parks,. baritone; James Stanley, bass; Ivan Rudisill's Orchestra. WJZ WLW kdka wgar wir kyw

8:30-Enroute to Pennzoil Parade off

Melodies: male quartet; Harry Sosnik, pianist, and his Orchestra. WABC WKRC wade- whk wspd wcco kmox wgn

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NETWORK PROGRAMS 8:45-Symphony in Gold. WEAF WSAJ

wgy wtam wwj wenr kstp -Making the Movies: comedy sketch with

Raymond Knight, Songsmiths quartet, Robert Armbruster Orchestra. WJZ WLW kdka wgar wjr kyw -

9 :00-Ernest Hutcheson, pianist; How- ord Barlow Concert Orchestra. WABC whas wwva wadc whk wcah wfbm wcco kmox

9 :15-Sheaffer Lifetime Revue: Navarro Sisters, quartette; Gill and Demling, comedy team; Collegians, male quartet; H. Leopold Spitalny Orchestra. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj kyw

-The Old Singing Master: Harry Frank- el, Helen Janke, Mary Tibbett, Helen Young, vocalists; male quartet; William Stickles' Orchestra. WJZ WLW kdka

wjr wmaq 9:30-Ziegfeld Radio Show: Eddie Dow-

ling, master of ceremonies; Florenz Ziegfeld; Ziegfeld stars, past and present. WABC WKRC whas wade whk wcah wspd wowo wfbm wcco kmox wgn

-Musings: John Brewster, reading poetry; incidental music. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj kstp

9:45-Sunday at Seth Parkers. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj kyw kstp

-Violin Twins, with harp. WJZ wgar wjr wear

10:00-The Gauchos; Vincent Sorey, conductor. WABC WKRC whas wade wcah wfbm wcco (wspd on 10:15)

-Malik Mystery Drama. WJZ 10:15-Russ Colombo's Woodmansten Inn

Orchestra. WEAF wtam wwj 10:30-Eddie Duchin's Central Park Ca-

sino Orchestra. WABC wade whk wspd weed (whas on 10:45)

-Jesse Crawford: Poet of the Organ. WEAF wgy wtam wwj (wmaq on 10:45)

-Piano Moods: Lee Sims, piano; Ilo May Bailey, songs. WJZ

10:45-American Legion Program: "The Legend of the Old West." WEAF WSAI

-Frankie Masters' Terrace Garden Orches- tra. WJZ WCKY

11:00-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra. WABC WKRC whas wade wcah wspd wcco (kmox on 11:05)

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NETWORK PROGRAMS -Teddy Black's Village Barn Orchestra.

WEAF WCKY wgy -William Stoess and his Flying Dutch-

men. WJZ WLW wgar wjr wenr 11:30-California .Melodies: .Raymond

Paige's Los Angeles Orchestra, with guest stars. WABC WKRC whas- wade wcah wspd wcco kmox

-Charlie Kerr's Hotel Adelphia Orchestra. WEAF wtam

-Jan Garber's Castle Farm Orchestra. WJZ WLW wgar wjr wenr

TO READ FROST

The poems of Robert Frost will be featured in this week's Golden Gates of Melody program, broadcast each Sunday at 9:30 p. m. from WCKY. Alice Rowlette will read two of Frost's works, "Birches," and "Mend- ing Wall." Golden Gates features the music of the Plantation Players with. the tenor solos of Homer Bernhardt.

MIRRORS MIDNIGHT

"Midnight Mirrors," is the image - provoking title of the new organ program broadcast by WCKY every Sunday from 11:30 to midnight and featuring Tommy Ott, staff organist with Grady Hodges, tenor. The program is impressionistic, depending on the tranquil flow of music and se- lected bits of poetry. At midnight, after a half hour of delightful wan- derings through the jade palace of night, the room of the Midnight Mir- rors is reached, and in it deep re- flected are one's own images in the tranquil waters of sleep. Jack Snow, WCKY's continuity Editor, is au- thor.

W EBE (1200 kc.-249.9m.) 8:00 A. M.-Break of Day 8:30-Concert Hoùr 9:15-Birthday Party Program 9:30-Invitation to the Waltz 9:45-Emily McGowan, pianist

10:00-Eula and Ruth, harmony girls 10:15-Health Hints 10:30-Vocal Varieties 10 :45-Daily Thought 11;00-Excerpts from the Opera 11 :15-Ralph Pinkston 11:30-Galvano and Cortez 11:45-Morning Melodies Noon-Wurlitzer Advancement of Music

Studio 12 :30 P.M.-Studio 12:45-Little Concert, Condie Elliott, bari-

tone, Lillie Finn, pianist 1:00-Jewish Community Program 1:30-James A. Dorsey, pianist 1:45-Helen and William, tenor and pianist -

2:00-Bernyce Clemens, piano-accordian 2:15-Carl Johnson, concert 2:45-Melodies of Romance 3:00-The Co-Eds 3:15-Afternoon Melodies 3 :30-Freda Sanker, pianist 3:45-The Spiritual Singers 4:00-George Hoffman. baritone -

4:15-Echoes of Italy 4:30-Memory Trio 4:45-Post Symphony Hour 5:45-The Vesper Singer 6:00-Twilight Reveries 6:30-Church Federation Hour 7.00-With the Scouts, playlet 7:15-Bob Fitzsimmons vs. Primo Car-

nera (Original Ibold) 7:30-Harry Hartman, Sports (Bob Poe -1

hoff) 7:45-Cliff Burns and His Orchestra 8.00-Max Fisher's St. Nicholas Syms-

phonairers 8:30-Art Cox's Vagabonds 8:45-Evening Star, Henry Grad, bari-

tone, and Ray Hathorn, pianist 9:00-Dorothy-Gene, string trio 9:15 -Cliff Burns and his Orchestra 9:30-In the Gloaming, Glenna Will

Newland 9:45-The Playboys

10:00 -Kentucky Harmony Singers 10:15-Jack Stephen's School Kids 10:30-Nocturne-Lillian Sherman


Noon-Fourth Church of Christ, Scien- tist. KMOX

12:30 P. M.-Polish Music Hour. WLS -Read Me the Funnies. WHAS 12.45-Rabbi Soloman N. Bazell. WHAS 1:00-Allegheny County Memorial Park

Concert. KDKA 1:30-Little Brown Church of the Air. WLS

2:00-Illinois Real Estate Tax -payers. WLS

2:45-Union League Boys' Club. WLS 3:00-St. Louis Community Forum.

KMOX 3:30-Roaring Spring Boys' Glee Clair

KDKA 4:00-Shadyside Presbyterian Church

Services. KDKA -Rabbi Isserman. KMOX 4:30-Children's Hour. KMOX 4:45 -James Sheehy, tenor. WHAS 5:00-Winter Garden Walkathon. KMOX 5 :15-Westinghouse Concert. KDKA 5:30-Musical Melange. WHAS 5:45-Rita Cavalierly, Spanish soprano.

KDKA 6:00-Players. KDKA 6:20-Organ Hour. KMOX 4. 6:30-Our Children. WLS 8:00-Piano Ramblers. WHAS 8:15-Ed. Ward, xylophonist. WHAS 8:30-Bob White's Scrap Book. WHAS 8:45-Ann Berry, songs. WHAS 9:15-Edison Symphony. WENR 9:45-War Stories: Walter G. Myers.

KDKA 10:00-Winter Garden Walkathon. KMOX 10:15-Artists' Hour. KMOX -Aboard the Dream Train. WHAS 10 :20-Alexander Roy, tenor. KDKA 10:45-News FIashes. KMOX 11:30-Eugenia Getner School of Music.)

KMOX Midnight-Dream Pictures: baritone

and orchestra. KMOX -Earl Hines' Orchestra. WENR 12:30 A. M.-Winter Garden Walkathon.

KMOX -Frankie Masters' Orchestra. WENR

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WSAI (1330 kc.-225.4m.) WCKY (1490 kc.-201.2m.) 8:00 A. M.-Gene and Glenn (NBC) 8:15-Popular Musicale 8:30-Flying Fingers (NBC) 8:45-Miniatures of the Masters. 9:00-Morning Dance Program 9:45-Light Classics 10:15-Radio Household Institute (NB C) 10:30-Vocal Selections 11:00-General Electric Circle (NBC) 11:15-Celebrated Compositions. Noon-Dance Selections 12:50 P. M.-Live Stec' Reports 1:00-Organ Matinee 1:30-Memorial Day Service (NBC) 2:30-Woman's Radio Review (NBC); 3:00-Afternoon Melodies 3:30-Ely Culbertson (NBC) 3 :45-Afternoon Melodies 4.00-Classical Program 4:15-Skippy (NBC; 4:30-Sisters Three 4:45-Celebrated Compositions 5:00-Crosley Dealers Salute 5:15-Aces of Harmony 5:30-Southern Singers 5:45-"Chandu," the Magician 6 :00-Happiness Kids 6:15-Everyday Poems, by George Elliston 6:30-Smilin' Dan, Pyor-Chek Man 6:45-Trials of the Goldberg. (NBC) 7:00-Mel Snyder's Orchestra 7:30-Voice of Firestone (NBC) 8:00-A. & P. Gypsies (NBC) 8:30-General Motors Program (NBC) 9:00-National Radio Forum (NBC) 9:30-Do You Remember? (NBC)

10:00-Russ, Columbo Orchestra (NBC) 10:15-Sisters Three 10:30-Mel Snyder's Orchestra

Network Programs

6:00 P. M.-Morton Downey, songs Freddie Rich's Orchestra. WABC WKRC versva wadc wcah wspd wowo kmox

-Sonata Recital: Joseph Stopak, violin Ist; Joseph Hontit pianist. WEAF wgy

-Amos 'n' Andy. WJZ WLW WCKY kdka

-The Singing Lady; nursery songs and stories. (NBC) kstp wgn


-Tastyeast Jesters: "Pep," "Vim" and "Vigor," vocal trio., WJZ WCKY kdka went

6:30-Easy Aces: bridge comedy skit. WABC WKRC whk wfbm wcco kmox wgn -

Yvonne D'Arie, songs. WEAF -The Stebbins Boys: comedy sketch, with

Parker Fennelly and Arthur Allen. WJZ WCKY kdka wgar wjr wenr

6:45-Bing Crosby, songs. WABC WKRC whas wwva wade whk wcah wspd wowo wfbm kmox

-The Goldbergs: comedy sketch, WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wenr

-Billy Jones and Ernie Hare: songs and patter. WJZ WCKY kdka wgar wjr wmaq

7:00-The Bath Club: Irving Kaufman, baritone; Roger White's Orchestra. WABC WKRC wade whk wspd wfbm ward krnox wgn

-Soconyland Sketches: dramatic sketches. WEAF wgy

-Carnation Contented Program: Gene Ar- nold narrator; male quartet; Morgan L. Eastman Orchestra. WJZ WCKY kdka wls kstp

7:15-Si ' Sam, the Barbasol Man. WABC wieRc wade whk wspd wfbm wcco kmox wgn

7:30-Kate Smith and HerSwanee Music. WABC WKRC whas wade wash wspd wfbm wcco kmox wgn

-Voice of Firestone: Lawrence Tibbett, baritone; Harvey S. Firestone, Jr., guest speaker; William M. Dalÿ s Orchestra. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wmaq

-Death Valley Days. WJZ WLW kdka wgar wls kstp 7:45-The Gloom Chasers, Colonel Stoop - nagte and Budd; comedy skit. WABC WKRC wade whir wspd wcco kmox *wet

8:00 -Eugene International Revue: guest artist; Sam unir; Orchestra WABC WKRC wadc whk wspd wfbm wcco kmox wgn

-A. & P. Gypsies: Harry Horlick, director; Frank Parker, tenor. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wmaq

-Sinclair Wiener Minstrels: minstrel show; Roy Shield's Band. WJZ kdka wgar wls kstp 8:15-The Street Singer: Arthur Tracy. WABC WKRC wadc whk wspd wcco kmox wgn

8:30-An Evening in Paris: Pierre Brug- non ; Alice Remsen, contralto; Max

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7:00 A. Nl.-Leo Boswell 7:15-Morning Devotions (NBC) 7:30-Cheerio (NBC) 8:00-Eureka Weather Forecast 8:01-Cumberland Fiddlers 8:30-Band Music 9:00-Hospitality Hour, with Ida Bailey Allen

9:15-Clara, Lu & Em (NBC) 9:30-Coppin's Morning News Flashes' 9:45-Vocal Varieties

10:00-Mrs. A. M. Goudiss (NBC) 10:15-Skip and Step 10:45-Tommy Ott at the Liberty Organ 11:00-Musical Novelties 11 :15-Earl Edmonds, accordionist 11:30-Popular Tunes

Noon-Geo. W. Hill & Co. Program, by Georgia Gay

12:25 P. M.-Norris Brock, Live Stock Quotations

12:30-Farm & Home Hour (NBC) 1:30.-Cincinnati Market Exchange Repart 1:35 Musical Novelties 2:00-Ky. Federation of Women's Clubs 2:15-Siesta Musicale 2:45-This un That 3 :00-Suburban Handicap from Belmont Park, $12,000 purse (NBC)

3:30-Matinee Melodies 4:15-Tea Time Tunes 4:30-Jimmy and Edith 4:45 -Little Orphan Annie (NBC) 5 :00-"Snowdrifts" 5:15-Songs of Yesteryear _,

5:30-Royal Vagabonds (NBC) 5:45-Late Dance Tunes 5:55-WCKY Baseball Scores 6:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) 6:15-Tastyeast Jesters (NBC) 6:30-Stebbins Boys (NBC) 6:45-Jones & Hare (NBC) 7:00-Carnation Milk Program (NBC) 7 :30-Sundodgers 8:00-Lena Pope 8 :15-V on's,Trio :30-It Pays to Advertise

8:59-Eureka Weather Forecast 9:00-'`He- Knew Women"-Red Book

Drama 9:15-Four Aces 9:30-Love Songs and Waltzes (NBC)

9 :45-Studio 10:00-Dixie Dale

10:15-Slumber Music (NBC)

10:30-Lee Simms "Piano Moods" (NBC)

10:45-Cotton Club Orchestra (NBC)

11:00-Ralph Kirbery, dream singer (NBC)

11:05-Lew Conrad's Orchestra (NBC)

11:30-Harry Reser and his Eskimos (NBC)

WLW (700 kc.-428.3m.) 6:30 A M.-Top o' the Morning. 7:00-Morning Exercises, with Bob Bur - dette and Ruth Armstrong

7:15-Bradley Kincaid 7:30-The Round Table 8:00-Morning Devotions 8:15-Morin Sisters 8:30-Beautiful Thoughts (NBC) 8:45-The Early Burdettes-Exercises 9:00-Child Care and Training, Dr. Ada Hart Arlitt

9:15-Pat Harrington 9:30-Anson Weeks Orchestra 9.45-Happiness Kids

10 :00-Live Stock Reports 10:10-Edna Wallace Hopper 10:15-WLW Mail Bag 10:30-Viennese Nights 10:45-Layne's Fiddlers 11:00-Jim and Walt 11:15-Pat Barnes in Person (NBC). 11:30-Ford Rush 11:45-Morin Sisters, vocal trio 11:59-Time Signals Noon-River and Weather 12:02 P. M.-Hotel Gibson Dance Orch. 12:30-01d Bill 12:40-Spray Talk 12:45-Market Reports 12:50-Live Stock Reports 1:00-National Farm & Home Period (NBC)

1:30-Netherland PIaza Dance Orchestra. 2 :00-Consolaires (NBC) 2:30-Organ Matinee 3:00-Pat Harrington 3:15-Organ Matinee 3:45-Bradley Kincaid 4:00-Grate Bradt 4:15-Happiness Kids 4:30-The Singing Lady (NBC) 4:45-The Chatter 5:00-Afternoon Round Table 5:45-Lowell Thomas (NBC) 6:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) 6 :15-Foodtown Pops Review 6:30-Mail Pouch Sportsman, Bob

Newhall 6:45-01d Man Sunshine 7 :00-Fifteen Minutes with San Felice 7 :15-"Chandu" the Magician 7:30-Death Valley Days (NBC) 8:00-Cotton Queen with Hink and Dink 8:30-Canada Dry (NBC) 9 :30-Talk by Major Wood 9:35-Jan Garber's Orchestra

10:00-Peanut Pietro 10:15-Bob Newhall 10:30-Bisquick Band 10:35-Varsity Quartet 10:45-Headlines of Yesterday 11 :00-WLW Fanfares 11:30-Joe Robert's Orchestra (NBC) Midnight-Mel Snyders Orchestra 12:30 A. M.-Jan Garber's Orchestra


7 :45-Churngold-The Breakfast Club 8:00-Julia Hayes 8:30-Crazy Crystals Program 8:45-Cudahy Co.-Old Dutch Girl (CBS) 9:00-Singing Vagabond-Artills Dick-

son (CBS) 9:15-H. & S. Pogue Co.-Jean West 9:30-Consolidated Merchants Program

10:00-Weather-Lange Time 10:03-Woman's Hour-Tremlette Tully 10:30-Queen City Rug Makers 10:45-Davis Baking Soda Program 11:00-Catholic Pontifical High Mass

(CBS) 11:30-Columbia Revue (CBS) 11 : 45-Zorex-The Moth Chasers (CBS) Noon-Cincinnati Paint Club 12:15 P. M.-Model Laundry-Model Ro-

mances 12:30-Cincinnati Merchants Program 1:00-God's Bible School Revival 1:30-Elizabeth Barthell (CBS) 1:45-Salon Orchestra (CBS) 2 :00-Philansue Trio 2:15-Burck-Bauer Program 2:30-Arthur Jarrett (CBS) 2:45-Four Eton Boys (CBS) 3':00-The Captivators (CBS) 3:20-Rungs of the Ladder, from Lon-

don. England (CBS) 3:40-Columbia Artists Recital (CBS) 4:00-:Pyol-Jack Conrad 4:15-Pancho and his Orchestra (CBS) 4:30-Worthmore-Soup and Chili 4:45-Snooks Friedman's Orch. (CBS). 5:00-Current Events (CBS) 5:30-Studio 5:15-Vaughn De Leath (CBS) 5:45-Storks-Studio-Weather 5 :53-Studio 5:50-Lange Time Signal 6:00-Morton Downey (CBS). 6:15-Red Top Baseball Scores 6:20-Kustola Kubs 6:30-Lavoris-Easy Aces (CBS) 6:45-Bing Crosby (CBS) 7:00-Linit-The Bath Club (CBS) 7:15-Barbasol-Singin' Sam (CBS) 7:30-La Palïna-Kate Smith (CBS) 7 :45-Ivory Soap-Colonel Stoopnagle

and Budd (CBS), 8:00-Eugene Limited-International Re- vue (CBS) 8:15-Pillsbury-The Street Singer (CBS) 8:30-Bourjois-An Evening. in Paris

(CBS) 9:0'0-Chesterfield-The Boswell Sisters

(CBS) 9:15`-Photoplay Life Stories of Movie

Stars , (CBS) 9:30-Coney Island "Moonlite Gardens" -Ace Brigode's Orchestra 9:45-Wuraburg-The German and His Parrot

10:00-Coney Island "Moonlite Gardens" -Ace Brigade's Orchestra

10:15-Maxwell Coffee-Lannie Ross and Don Voorhees (CBS)

10:46-Noble Sissie's Orchestra (CBS) 11:00 --Gus Arnheirn's Orchestra (CBS) 11:30-Enric:- Madriguera's Orch. (CBS)

NETWORK PROGRAMS Smolen's Orchestra. WABC WKRC wade -whk wspd kmox wgn

-Parade of the States. Howard Claney, narrator: Erno Rapee's Orchestra. WEAF. WSAI wgy vitam wwj wenr kstp

-Jack Benny; George Olsen's Orchestra; Ethel Shutta. songs. WJZ WLW kdka wgar wjr wmaq

9:00 -Music That Satisfies: Boswell Sis- ters; Nat Shilkret's Orchestra. WABC WKRC whas wade whk wcah wspd wowo wfbm wbbm wcco krnox

-National Radio Forum. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wenr kstp

-San Feliciaft Serenade: Bob Nolan, master of ceremonies. WJZ kdka wgar wjr wmaq

9:15-Modern Male Chorus; Andre Kos- telanetz, conductor. WABC whas

-Three Graces: Betsy Ayres, Louise and Catherine Sheerer, vocal trio. WJZ

-Love Songs and Waltzes: Frank Munn,' tenor; Daniel Lieberfeld Orchestra. WJZ WCKY kdka wgar wjr kyw

9:30-Howard Barlow and the Columbia Symphony Orchestra, WABC wade wcah wspd wowo wfbm wcco kmox-

-"Do You Remember?"-Kay Donna, contralto; orchestra. WEAR WSAI wgy wwj went

-The McCravy Brothers: hearthside sing - bers. WJZ wgar wjr 10:00 --Freddie Martin's Bossent Hotel Or-

chestra. WABC whas wade wcah wowo wfbm kmox

-Russ Colombo's Woodmansten Inn Or- chestra. WEAF WSAI


-Amos 'n' Andy, (NBC) wgar wjr wmaq wenr kstp

10:15-Maxwell House Tune Blenders: Lanny Ross, baritone. (CBS) WKRC

whas wade whk wspd wowo wcco kmox wgn

-Vincent Lopez' Hotel St. Regis Orches- tra. WEAF wear

10:30-Noble Sisslé s Orchestra. WABC whas wade wspd (wfbm on 10:45) (WKRC on 10:46)

NETWORK PROGRAMS -Piano Moods: Lee Simms, piano. WJZ

WCKY wenr 10:45-Cab Calloway's Cotton Club Or-

chestra; Ada Ward, crooner. WEAF WCKY wtam

-Earl Hines' Grand Terrace Cafe Orches- tra. WJZ wenr (kdka on 11:00)

11:00-Gus Arnheirn's Orchestra. WABC WKRC whas wade weak wspd wfbm wcco (kmox on 11:05)

-Ralph Kirbery: the Dream Singer. WEAF WCKY

11 :05-Lew Conrad's William Penn Hotel Orchestra. WEAF WCKY kstp (wenr on 11:15)

11:15-Joe Roberts' Hotel Drake. Orches- tra. WJZ (WLW on 11:30) (wgar on 11:45)

1I :30-Envie Madriguera's Biltmore Or- chestra. WABC WKRC whas wade wcah wspd wfbm wcco

-Harry lteser's Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra. WEAF WCKY wtam went -

Midnight - Claude Hopkins' Roseland Ballroom Orchestra. WABC

12:30 A. M.-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra. WABC

DOWNEY CHANGES

Morton Downey becomes a sustaining feature Monday (May 30) for each night at 6 except Saturday and Sunday over WKRC (CBS).. This change accompanies the end of the Camel Quarter Hour and Myrt and Marge May 30.

HE'S SOME BABY

The dramatic story of how a new- born baby halted a lynching in an early mining camp will he told by the Old Ranger in "Death Valley Days" Monday (May 30) at 7:30 p. m. over WLW (NBC-WJZ).

Sh-h,. Sh-h, Mystery!

Here is a scene from the thriller, "Chandu the Magician," heard daily at 7:15 p. m. except Sunday and Thursday over WLW and the same evenings at 5:45 over WSAI. The action moves from Beverly Hills across the Pacific into Egypt, India and the. Orient.



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WFBE (1200 kc.-249.9m.) 8:00 A. M.-Break of Day 8:30-Birthday Greetings 8:45-Morning Concert 9:15-Memorial Day Thought 9 :45-String Ensembles

10:00-Vocal Varieties 10:20-Morning Songs 10:35-WFBE-RXO Theatre Party 11:00-The Rooters Club 11 :15-Cina. Reds vs. Pittsburgh-at Pitts-

burgh 1:15 P. M.-Max Fisher's Memorial Pro-

gram 1:45-Frank Zwygart, baritone and Lillian

Sherman, pianist 2.00-Carl Johnson, Concert pianist 2:30-The Rooters Club 2:45-Reds vs. Pirates-at Pittsburgh 4:45-Kresup Erion, soprano and Nina

Dunn, accompanist. 5 :00-Beulah Davis, pianist 5:15-Memorial Day Symphony 6:15-Margaret Sponsel, contralto 6:34-Harvey Harding, piano concert 6:45-Henry Grad, baritone 7 :00-Glenna Will Newland 7:15-V. F. W. Memorial Day Program 7:45-Memory Trio 8:00-Mrs. Adolf Hahn and Audrey Gillespie

8:15 --Art Cox's Vagabonds 8:30-Cliff Burns Memory Program 9:00-Lnekey Boys 9:15-The Varsity Duo 9:30-Art Cox's Vagabonds 9:45-Pat Gillick-Organ Recital (Wur-

litzer) :0:00-Port of Missing Men 10:15-Italian Serenaders 10:30-Nocturne-Lillian Sherman


6:00 P. M.-Uncle Billy: children's fea sure. KMOX

-What's- the News? WENR Greater Louisville Children's Clubs:'" WHAS

6:15-Piano Novelties. KMOX 6:30-Brooks and Jerry. WHAS 6:45-Winter Garden Walkathon, KMOX 7:45-Doings of the Dinkelspiels. WHAS 8:00-Charlie Plagier, songs. WHAS 8:15-Bob White's Scrap Book. WHAS 8:30-Comic Opera. Impressions. WHAS 9 :15-"Cowboy Reminiscences," Betty

Brown. KDKA 9:30-Jug Band and Quartet. WHAS 9:45-Contract Bridge: E. Hall Downs.

KDKA 10:20-Lew Conrad's William Penn Hotel

Orchestra. KDKA 10:45-News Flashes. KMOX -Lady Jean Sandman. WHAS 11:30-Musical Revue. KMOX Midnight-Earl Hines' Orch. WENR -Tommy Thomas and his Music. WHAS 12:15 A. M.-Sport Squibs. KMOX 12:20-Johnny Burkarth's Orchestra.

WHAS, 12:30-Winter Garden Walkathon. KMOX -Frankie Masters' Orchestra. WENR 12:40-Clyde McCoy's Orchestra. WHAS 12:45-Song Parade. KMOX 1:15 -Restful Hour: James Huffman, organist. KMOX

ON ZERO HOUR

A new orchestral arrangement of "Dinah," an original melody entitled "Smiling Faces," "Lose, You Funny Thing," and a rhythmic adaptation of "When the Lights are Soft and Low" will be presented by William Stoess' Flying Dutchmen o\ -er WLW Monday (May 30) at 10 p. m. in the Croslev Zero Hour.

BANDS IN CONTEST

Amateur dance orchestras from southern Ohio, northern Kentucky and Indiana have been invited to enter the . Amateur Band and Orches- tra Contest being staged by RKO- Albee Theater, Cincinnati Post and the Rudolph Wurlitzer Company of 117 E. Fourth Street. Beginning Wednesday (June 1), three bands will play nightly-. Semi-finals will be conducted over WFBE. Wurlitzer will award a cup to the winner. The. Albee will give a week's appearance on the Albee stage.

TALES OF HOME

"Home Economics." is the title of a new series of talks featuring Ida Bailey Allen, home economics expert, which is sponsored over WCKY by the Coca Cola Bottling Works of Cincinnati.

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Eastern Standard 77nfo RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING JUNE 2, 1932

COMPLETE PROGRAMS FOR TUESDAY, MAY 31, ON THIS PAGE

WSAI (1330 kc.-225.4m.) 8:00 A. M.-Gene and ....Mint (NEC) 8 :15-Popular Musicale 8:30-Tom Brennie in the Laugh Club

(NBC) 8:45-Miniatures of the Masters 9:00-Morning Dance Concert 9:15-Knox Sparkling Music (NBC) 9:30-Musical Forum

10:00.-'Yo--- Child" (NBC) 10:15-Radio Household Institute (NBC) 10 :30-Light Classics 11:00-General Electric Circle (NBC) 11:15-Celebrated Compositions Tifoon-Dance Selections 12:50 P. M.-Live Stock Reports 1:00-Dorothy Kempe, cellist 1:15-Matinee Favorites 1:45-Viennese Nights 2 :00-Matinee Favorites 2:15-Happiness Kids 2 :30-Woman's Radio Review ( NBC )

3:00-Afternoon Melodies 4 :00-Classical Program 4 :15-Skippy (NBC) 4 :30 -Sisters Three 4:45-Celebrated Compositions 5 :00-Crosley Dealers Salute 3:15-Sam Wilson, baritone 3:30-Happiness Kids 5 :45-'Chandu" the Magician 6:00-Midweek Federation Hymn Sing

(NBC) 6 :15-Smilin' Dan, Pyor-Chek Man 6 :30-Barbasol Program (NBC) 6:45- -Trials of the Goldbergs (NBC) 7:00-Blackstone Plantation (NBC) 7:30-True Story F (NBC) 8:00-Gay Vienna (NBC) 8:30-Texas Program (NBC) 9:00-Lucky Strike Dance Hour ( N BC)

10:00-Castle Farm Orchestra 10:30-Dance Frolic

Network Programs

6:00 P. M.-Morton Downey, songs Freddie Rich's Orchestra, WABC WKRC whas w-wva wade wcah wspd wowo kmox

-Mid -Week Federation Hymn Sing: Mur- iel Savage, soprano; Helen Janke, contralto; Richard Maxwell, tenor; Arthur Billings Hunt, baritone, director, WEAF WSAI

-Amos 'n' Andy. WJZ WLW WCKY kdka -

--The Singing Lady: nursery songs and stories. (NBC) kstp wgn

6:15-The Mills Brothers. WABC WK RC :whas wade whk wspd wowo wbbm kmox

-Florence Wightrnan, harpist. WEAF wgy

-Just Willie: sketches, song*, stories. WJZ kdka wenr

6:30-Richman Brothers Program: Syl- via Froos, contralto; Louis Silvers' Or- chestra. WABC WKRC whas wwva wade whk wcah wspd wowo wfbm wcco kmox wgn

-Barbasol Program: Ray Perkins; Peter van Steeden's Orchestra, WEAF WSAI wgy wtam kyw

-The Stebbins Boys: comedy sketch, with Parker Fennelly and Arthur Allen, WJZ WCKY kdka wgar wjr wenr

6:45-Connie Boewell, songs. WABC WK RC wwva wade wcah wspd wowo wfbm kmox

-The Goldbergs: comedy sketch. WEAF WSAI wgy wtarn wwj wenr

-Billy Jones and Ernie Hare: songs and patter. WJZ WCKY kdka wgar wmaq

7:00-The Bath Club: Professor Clax- ton ;Willard C. Amison, tenor: Roger White's Orchestra, WABC WKRC wade whk wspd wfbm wcco kmox wgn

-Blackstone Plantation: Julia Sanderson, Frank Crumit, soloists: jack Shilkret's Orchestra. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj kyw kstp

.--You and Your Government: "Why We Have Political Parties," Arthur N. Hol- combe, WJZ WCKY kdka wgar wit

7:15-Abe Lyman's Orchestra. WABC WK RC wade whk wspd wfbm kmox wgn

7 :30-Kate Smith and her Swanee Music. WABC WKRC whas wade whk wcah wspd wfbm wcco kmox wgn

-True Story: Mary and Bob, dramatic sketch. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj kyw

w-Rameses Program: William Wirges and Joe Kahn, piano duo; John Cali, guitar- ist; Curt Peterson, baritone. WJZ wls

7:45-Modern Male Chorus; Andre Kos- telanew, conductor. WABC wiles wwva wade whk wspd wfbm wcco

-Sisters of the Skillet: Eddie and Ralph, songs and dialogue. WJZ WLW kdka wgar wls

8'O0.-Ben Bernie and his Blue Ribbon Orchestra. WA BC WK RC whas wade arhk wspd wcco wgn

-Gay Vienna: Erno Rapee Orchestra, WEAF WSAI wgy wtam eels .kstp

-The Household Program: Edgar A. Guest; Alice Mock, soprano: male trio; Josef Koestner Orchestra. WJZ kdka wmaq

S;30-Eno Crime Club: dramatization of Edgar Wallace mystery, opening epi- sode. WABC WKRC wade whk wspd kmox wgn

-Jane Carpenter, pianist. (CBS) wbbm wcco

-Ed Wynn and the Fire -Chief Band; Don Vorhees, director. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wmaq kstp

-Great Personalities: Harold Sanford's Orchestra. WJZ kdka wgar wjr went:

9:00-Music That Satisfies: Alexander Gray. baritone; Nat Shilkret's Orchestra. WA BC WKRC whas wade whk weal,

wspd wows wfbm wbbm wees.

WCKY (1490 kc.-201.2m.) 1:00 A. M.-Leo Boswell l:15-Morning Devotions (NBC) 7:30-Cheerio (NBC) 8:00-Eureka Weather Forecast

:01-Cumberland Fiddlers

8:30-Peppy Tunes

9:15-Clara, Lu & Em ( NBC)

9:30-Tunes in Blue

10:00-Florence Frey Beauty Talk

10:15-Skip and Step

10:30-Georgia Qay

10:45-Tommy Ott at the Liberty Theatre

11:00-Musical Novelties

11:30-American Legion Program Noon-Luncheon Concert

12:25 P. M.-Norris Brock, Live Stock Quotations

2:30-National Farm & Home Hour (NBC)

1:30-Cincinnati Market Reports 1 :35-Musical Interlude 2:00-Siesta Musicale

2:30-Moods in Blue

2:45-Symphonic Music

3:15-U, S. Army Band ( NBC)

3:30-Moods in Blue

4:00-Russell Henderly

4:15-Tea Time Tunes 4 :30-Messers Melody Moments 4:45-Little Orphan Annie ( NBC) 5 :00-Stegner's "Snowdrifts" 5 :15-Hawaiian Melodies

5:30-Bankhardt's Twilight Travelers 5:45-Late Dance Tunes

5 :55-WCKY Baseball Scores

6:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) 6:15-Radio Dial-ing with Henry Segal 6;30-Stebbins Boys (NBC) 6:45-Jones and Hare (NBC) 7:00-National Advisory Council on Edu- cation in Radio (NBC)

7:30-Mystery Drama-"The Falcon" 8:00-Lookout House-Milt Stahlharg 8 :30-It Pays to Advertise

8 :59-Eureka Weather Forecast 9:00-The Regimentalists (NBC) 9 :15-"Jungle Cat Minstrelette" 9:30-Paris Night Life (NBC) 9:45-Lookout House

10:00-Chico 'n' Peppina

10:15-Slumber Music (NBC) 10:30-Charles Dornberger's Orch. (NBC) 11.00-Ralph Kirbery, dream singer (NBC) 11:05-Jack Pettis Orchestra (NBC) 11:30-Charles Agnew's Orchestra (NBC)

WLW (700 kc.-428.3m.) 6:30 A. M.-Top o' the Morning 7:00-Morning Exercises, with Bob Bur - dette and Ruth Armstrong

7:l5-Bradley Kincaid 7:30-The Round Table 8:00-Morning Devotions 8:15-Lady Bugs ( NBC) 8:30-Beautiful Thoughts ( N BC) 8:45-The Early Burdettes-Exercises 9:00-Public Library Talk 9:15-Ralph Simpson, tenor 9:30-Anson Weeks Orchestra 9:45-Davis Mystery Chef (NBC)

10:00-Live Stock Reports 10 :10-Musical Interlude 10:15-Old Bill 10:30-Through the Looking Glass with

Frances Ingram (NBC) 10 :45-Layne's Fiddlers 11:00-Jim and Walt 11:15-Pat Barnes in Person (NBC) 11:30-Ford Rush 11 :45-O'Cedar Melody Men (NBC) Noon-Tuxedo Entertainers 12:15 P. M.-Time Signals 12:17-Hotel Gibson Orcheatra 12:45-Market Reports 12:50-Live Stock Reports 1:00-National Farm and Name Per ia

(NBC) 1:30-Netherland Plaza Dance Orchestra 2:00-Seger Ellis 2:15-Organ Matinee 2 :45-Mormon Tabernacle Ciair (NBC) 3 :15-Donhallrose Trio 3:30-Pat Harrington 3 :45-Threesome 4:00-Mary Steele 4 :15-WLW Singers .. 4:30-The Singing Lady (NBC) 4:45-The Chatter 3:00-Afternoon Round Table 3:30-Ray Perkins ( NBC) 5:45-Lowell Thomas (NBC) 6:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) 6:15-Dog Talk by Dr. Glenn Adams 6:30-Mail Pouch Sportsman-Bob

Newhall 6:45-01d Man Sunshine 7:00-Fifteen Minutes with R. G. Dan 7 :15-"Chandu" the Magician 7:30-R. F. D. Hour

:45- Sisters of the Skillet (NBC) 8 :00-Tangee Musical Dreams 8:15-Fifth-Third Trust Co. Program 8 :30-Kruschen Program 8 :45-Centerville Sketches 9:00-Henry Fillmore's Band 9:30-A Quarter Hour of Lovelinewi 9:45-Peanut Pietro

10:00-To be announced 10 :30-Bisquick Band 10:35-Varsity Quartet 10:45-Headlines of Yesterday 11:00-Castle Farm Orchestra 11:30-Moon River

Midnight-Gibson Dance Orchestra 12:30 A. M.-Jan Garber's Orchestra


7 :45-Churn gold-Breakfast Club 8:00-Mountain Red 8:15-The Drifters 8 :30-Pyol Program 8:45-Wm. Rogers & Sons-Brad and

Al (CBS) 9:00-Studio 9:15-H. & S. Pogue Co.-Jean West 9:30-Consolidated Merchants Program

10:00-U. S. Navy Band (CBS) 10 :15-Pebeco-Stories of Living Great

(CBS) 10:30-Julia Hayes 11 :01-Weather Forecast 11:02-Lange Time Signal 11:03-Woman's Hour-Tremlette Tully 11 :30-Columbia Revue (CBS) Noon-Current Questions Before Congress

(CBS) 12:15 P. M.-Model Laundry-Model Ro-

mances 12:30-Cincinnati Merchants Program

1 :00-Wyeths-Aunt Jemima Songs (CBS)

1 :15-Danderine Movie Stars Revue (CBS)

1:30-Crazy Crystals Program 1:45-Queen City Rug Makers 2:00-God's Bible School Revival 2 :30-Musical Americana (CBS) 3:00-Petite Symphonie (CBS) 3:30-Virginia Arnold, pianist (CBS) 3 :45-Pyol-Jack Conrad 4:00-Tommy Christian's Orch. (CBS) 4 :15-Meet the Artist (CBS) 4 :30---Worthmore-Soup and Chili 4:45-Gen. Orchester» (CBS)

:00-Arthur Jarrett (CBS) 3:15-Reis and Dunn (CBS) 3:30-Burke Weather Forecast-Stocks-- Time Signal

5:33-Studio 5 :43-Weather-Lange Time Signal 5:45-H. J. Heinz-Joe Palooka (CBS) 6:00-Morton Downey (CBS) 6:15-Crisco-The Mills Brothers (CBS) 6:30-Richman Brothers-Sylvia Froos-

Silver's Orchestra (CBS) 6:45-Connie Boswell (CBS) 7 :00-Linit-The Bath Club (CBS) 7:15-Phillips-Abe Lyman's Orchestra

(CBS) 7:30-La Palina-Kate Smith (CBS) 7:45-Caldwell & Taylor-Srnilin' Ed,, McConnell

8:00-Premier Malt-Ben Bernie and his Blue Ribbon Orchestra (CBS)

8:30-Harold F. Ritchie-Eno Crime Club (CBS)

9:00-Chesterfield-Nat Shilkret and Alex Gray (CBS)

9 :15-Gold Medal Fast Freight (CBS) 9:30-Tom Collins, Jr.-Eddie Schoelwer 9:45-Red Top Baseball Scores 9 :50-Studio

10:00-Coney Island "Moonlite Gardens" -Ace Brigode's Orchestra

10 :15-Wuest Sleeper Mattress Program 0:30-Weather Forecast-Studio

10:51-Ding Crosby (CBS) 11:00-Harold Stern's Orchestra (CBS) 1:30-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra (CBS)

NETWORK PROGRAMS -Lucky Strike Dance Hour, with Louis

Sobol. WEAF WSAI wgy errant wwj wenr kstp

-The Regimentalists: male chorus of six- teen voices: Keith McLeod, director. WJZ WCKY wgar wir

9 :15-Musical Fast Freight: Eddie Dun- stedter, Gold Medal Organist; Wheaties Quartet. WABC WK RC whas wade whk wspd wowo wfbm wbbm wcco kmox

-Tune Detective: Sigmund Spaeth. WJZ wgar

9:30-Howard Barlow and the Columbia Symphony Orchestra. WABC whas wade wcah wspd wowo wfbm wcco kmox

-Paris Night Life: Princess Ivanova Obolensky ; Madelon de Gist, soprano; Pierre le Kreun, tenor: Bertrand Hirsch's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY kdka wgar wjr kyw

9:45-The McCravy Brothers: hcarthside singers. VIJZ wjr

-Myrt and Marge. ( CBS) whas rhino wcco kmox

-The McCravy Brothers: hearthside singers. WJZ kdka wjr

10 :00 --Ozzie Nelson's Glen Island Orches- tra. WABC (whas wade wcah wspd wowo wfbm on 10:15) Joe Palooka. ( CBS) whas wcco wfbm kmox

-Russ Colombo's Woodmansteo Ian Or- chestra. WEAF

-Slumber Music: Ludwig Laurier's String Ensemble. WJZ (WCKY on 10:13)-

-Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) wgar wjr wmaq went- kstp

10 :15-0pry House Tonight : dramatic skit. WEAF wtam wenr

10:30-Joe Moss' Pierre Orchestra. WABC whas wade wspd wowo wfbm ereco kmox

-Chas. Dornberger's Mount Royal Hotel Orchestra. WEAF WCKY wtam wgy wwj

-Piano Moods : Lee Sims, piano; Ilo May Bailey. songs. WJZ wgar went

10:45-Bing Crosby, songs. WA BC whas wade wspd wowo wfbm "moo

(WKRC on 10:50) -Earl Hines' Grand Terrace Cade Orches-

tra. WJZ went: 11:00-Harold Stern's Park Central Hotel

Orchestra. WABC WKRC whas wade wcah wspd wowo wfbm wcco

-Ralph Kirliery,--the- dream singer. WEAF WCKY wgy w-wj

NETWORK PROGRAMS -Dancing in Milwaukee. WJZ kdka

wgar wene 11 :05-Jack Pettis' Hotel New Yorker Or-

chestra. WEAF WCKY wgy wwj 11:30-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra. WABC

WKRC, what wade wcah wspd -wowo wfbm wee()

-Seymour Simons' Hotel Teller Orches- tra. WEAF wwj wenr (hem on 11:45)

-Charlie Agnew's Edgewater Beach Hotel Orchestra. WJZ WCKY wrung

11141n1g-br - Claude Hopkins' Roseland Ballroom Orchestra. WABC

12:30 A. M.-Snooks Friedman's Para- mount Orchestra. WA BC

FILLMORE TO LEAD

The Henry Fillmore Band Con- cert will present the following program over WLW Tuesday (May 31) at 9 p.

March : The Chicago Tribune...Chambers Dance: The Tartar Wood in March: Awakening of the Lion

. Brcpant Characteristics: Mose Trombone. .

Fillmore March : The Submarine Force

Lieut. Chas. Berner Patrol: The French Fulton March : The Specialist Kiefer Novelty Chasing the Fox Fillmore

With Mike, the Radio Hound Marcir: Welcome .Bennet

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ON TWO HOURS Gladys Catron is now heard as ac-

companist on the Churngold (Break- fast Club) program at 7:45 a. m. daily except Sunday and she is also leader and pianist of the string ensemble on the Old Qur Wurzburg program Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 9:45 p. nt.

WFBE (1200 kc,-249.9m.) 700 A. M.-Break of Day 7:l5-Musical Clock 8:30-Birthday Greetings 8:45-Morning Concert 9:15-Daily Thought 9:30-Morning Glories 9:45-Song Time

10 :00-Weather Report 10:05-School Children's

Program 10:20-Jerry and Glenn, Hawaiian Du* 10 :35-WFBE-RIOD Theatre Party 10 :50-Anita Auch, dietitian 11 :00-Pabst Musical 11:15-Adelaide Apfel 11 :30-Dulcy Markham, songs 11 :45-Wurlitzer-Pat Gillick, organ re.

citai Noon-News in Cincinnati 12 :30 P. M.-Max Fisher's St, Nicholas

Syrnphonairers 1:00-Good Afternoon Melodies 0:15-Robert Bentley, Children's Howr 1 ,30-Day Dreams 1:45-Frank Brandstetter 2:00-Rhythm Revue 2:15-Ralph Pinkston, piano 2:30-The Rooters Club 2:45-Reds vs. Pirates at Pittsburgh 4 :45-Murdoch Williams, songs 5:00-Margaret Cones, pianist 5:15-Pirates Club 5 :30-French-Bauer Healthios 5:45-Kitty Burke, songs 6 :00-Studio 6:15-Dr. Lewis Dentists-Dot Lee 6 :30-Churngold's Base Ball Club 6:45-Lost and Found 6:50-Max Fisher's St. Nicholas Syro- ph onairers

7:15-Harry Hartman, Sports ( Bob Puthoff ) 7:30-Harry Hartman Sport Review 7 :40-8.4einolf Tinglehoff (German Song Cycle)

7:55-Lost and Found 8:00-The Lyric Mixed Quartette 8:15-Art Cox's Vagabonds 8 :30-RICO Stars 9:00-The Luckey Boys 9 :15-The Playboys 9:30-Elaine Ritter, vocalist and pianist 9:45-Pat Gillick-Organ Recital (Wur-

litzer) 10:00-Four Harmony Kings 10:15-Art Cox's Vagabonds 10:30-Nocturne-Lillian Sherman

Po p nla rity


6:00 P. M.-Uncle Billy: children's taw tuts. KMOX

-What's the News? WENR 6:45-Winter Garden Walkathon. KMOX

-James Speed, nature explorer. WHAS 7:30-Eisa G. Duga, soprano. KDKA 7:45-Children's Program. KMOX 8:00-St. Louis Civic Band. KMOX 9:15-Westinghouse Pioneers. KDKA 9.45-Chats Between the Acts: Florence Fisher Parry. KDKA

10:20-Lew Conrad's William Penn Hotel Orchestra. KDKA

10:45-News Flashes. KMOX 11:15-Dance Orchestra. KMOX Mf drilgh it-Earl Hines' Orch. WEN It -Charley Reinhart's Orchestra. WHAS 12:15 A. M.-Sport Squibs. KMOX 12:20 --Tommy Thomas and his Music.

WHAS 12:30-Winter Garden Walkathon. K MO X -Frankie Masters' Orchestra. WENR 12:40-Johnny Burkarth's Orchestra.

WHAS. 12:45-Song Parade. KM OX 1:15-Restful Hour: James Huffman, organist. KMOX

LAST OPPORTUNITY to get into the Blue Ribbon Malt Contest

15,000.00 IN CASH PRIZES It's tonight or never! For the third and last time the "old maestro" will explain the de- tails of the easy, interesting Blue Ribbon Malt Contest. If you want your share of the prize money, stick close to your radio tonight, and have pencil and paper handy.

TUNE IN

BEN BERNIE TUESDAY at 8 P. M.

Eastern Standard Time

WKRC and CBS

10 RADÍO DIAL, WEEK ENDING JUNE 2, 1932 Eastern Standard Time

COMPLETE PROGRAMS FOR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, ON THIS PAGE

WSAI (1330 kc.-225.4m.) 8:00 A. M.-Gene and Glenn (NBC) 8:15-Popular Musical- 8:30-Tom Brennie in the Laugh Club

(NBC) 8:45-Miniatures of the Masters_ 9:00-Morning Dance Concert 9:15-Jane Grant's Sterro Hour (NBC) 9:30-National Homy Hour (NBC) 9:45-Betty Crocker (NBC)

10:00-Keeping Up With Daughter (NBC) 10:15-Radio Household T,atitute (NBC) 10:30-Vocal Selections 11:00-General Electric Circle (NBC) 11:15-Celebrated Compositions Noon-Dance Selections 12:50 P. M.-Live Stock Reporta 1:00-Organ Matinee 1:30-Matinee Favorites 1:45-Viennese Nights 2:00-Matinee Favorites 2:15-Happiness Kids 2:30-Woman's Radio Review (NBC) 3:00-Afternoon Melodies 3:30-Ely Culbertson, bridge expert(NBC) 3:45-Afternoon Melodies 4:00-Classical Program 4:15-Skippy (NBC) 4:30-Sisters Three 4:45-Celebrated Composition. 5:00-Crosley ealers Salute 5:15-Aces of, Harmony S :30-Southern Singers 5:40-Civil Service Talk 5:45-"Chandu" the Magician 6:00-Memory Hour 6:15-Happiness Kids, vocal duo 6 :30-Smilin' Data Pyor-Chek Maas 6:45-Trials of the Goldbergs (NBC) 7:00-Big Time (NBC) 7:30-Halsey Stuart Program (NBC) 8:00-Goodyear Program (NBC) 8:30-Mobiloil Program (NBC) 9:00-Boston Pop Concert (NBC) 9:30 --NBC Artists Service (NBC)

10:00-Dance Frolic 10:30-Mel Snyder's Orchestra

Network Programs

6:00 P. M.-Morton Downey, songs; Freddie Rich's Orchestra. WABC WKRC whas wwva wadc wcah wspd wowo wbbm kmox

--Recitalists. WEAF wwj -Amos 'n' Andy. WJZ WLW WCKY

kdka -The Singing Lady: nursery songs and

stories. (NBC) kstp wgn


-Jimmy Garrigan's Orch. (CBS) wbbm -Intermezzo: concert orchestra. WEAF -Esso Program: Robert L. Ripley, "be

lieve -it -or -not:" Harry Salter's Orches- tra. WJZ Mica

6:30-Easy Aces: bridge comedy sketch. WABC WKRC wtt'k wfbm weco kmox wgn

-The Stebbins Boys: comedy sketch with Parker Fennelly and Arthur Allen. WJZ WCKY kdka wgar wjr went

6:45-Bing Crosby, tongs. WABC WKRC whas wwva wade wcah wspd wowo wfbre kmox

-The Goldbergs: comedy sketch, WRAP WSAI wgy wtam wwj wenr

-Billy Jones and Ernie Hare: songs and patter. WJZ WCKY kdka wgar wmaq

7:00-The Bath Club: Irving Kaufman, baritone; Roger White's Orchestra. WABC WKRC wade whk wspd wfbm wcco kmox wgn

-Big Time: Johnny Hart, humorous sketch; Joseph Bonime's Orchestra. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wls

-American- Taxpayers League Program. WJZ kdka kyw

7:15-Singin' Sam, the Barbasol Man. WABC WKRC wadc whk wspd wfbm wcco kmox wgn

-Jane Froman and her Orchestra. WJZ WCKY wgar wjr wmaq kstp

7:30-Kate Smith and her Swanee Music. WABC WKRC whas wade whk wcah wspd wcco kmox wgn

-Halsey Stuart Program: the "Old Coun- sellor;" orchestra. WEAF WSAI wgy vitam wwj wmaq kstp

-Jack Frost Melody Momenta: Joseph Pasternack's Orchestra; Oliver Smith, tenor. WJZ WLW kdka wgar wjr wie

7:45-The Gloom Chasers, Colonel Stoop- nagle and Budd. WABC WKRC wade whit wspd wcco kmox wgn

8 :00-Robert Burns Panatella Program: Guy Lombardo's Royal Canadians. Burns and Allen, comedians. WABC WKRC whas wwva wade whk wcah wfbm weco kmox

-Goodyear Program: Grace Moore, soprano; Revelers quartet; David Men- doza Orchestra. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj kyw kstp

-O. Henry Stories: dramatic program, with Leigh Lovel and Joseph Bell; Gra- ham Harris Orchestra. WJZ WLW kdka wgar wit wmaq

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WCKY (1490 kc.-201.2m 7 :00 A. M.-Leo Boswell 7:15-Morning Devotions (NBC) 7:30-Cheerio (NBC) 8::00-Eureka Weather Forecast 8 :01-Cimberland Fiddlers 8:30 --Band Music 8 :45-English Derby Broadcast from Eng- land (NBC)

9:00-Beatrice Mabie (NBC) 9:15-Clara, Lu & Em (NBC) 9:30--Coppin's Early Morning News

Flashes 9:45-Vocal Varieties

10:15 -Skip and Step 10:45-Sweetheart Soap Program 11:00-Musical Novelties 11:30-Popular Tunes

Noon-=Geo. W. Hill & Co. Program by Georgia Gay

12 :15 P. M.-Luncheon Concert 12:25-Norris Brock, Iive Stock Quota -

fions 12:30-National Farm & Homs Holt

(NBC) 1:30-Cincinnati Market Reports 1:35-Musical Interlude 1 :45-Pietro Zervos, pianist 2:00-Siesta Musicale 2 :30-Moods in Blue 3:00-Dreamy Melodies 3:30-Organ Reveries 4:00. :Tea Time Tunes 4:15-Larry Topper at the piano 4:30-Kampus Kntupa 4 :45-Little Orphan Annie (NBC) 5:00-Stegner's "Snowdrifts" 5:15-Hawaiian Reveries ,

5:30-Royal Vagabonds (NBC) 5:45-Late Dance Tunes 5 :55-WCKY Baseball Scores

6:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC)

6:15-Radio Digest with debntantos and string trio

6:30-Stebbins Boys (NBC)

6:45-Jones and Hare (NBC)

7:00-Studio 7:15-Jane Froman and her Melody Boys

(NBC)

7 :30-Lookout House-Milt Stuhlbarg

8:00-Radio Guide

8:15-Bill & Audrey

8:30-It Pays to Advertise

8:59-Eureka Weather Foremast

9 :00-Tommy Ott

9:15-Betty May, contralto

9:30-Waves of Melody (NBC)

9:45-Lookout House-Milt Stuhlbarg

10:00-Sportlights, by George Case

10:15-Rochester Civic Orchestra (NBC)

10:45-Frankie Masters Orchestra (NBC)

11:00-Cotton Club Orchestra (NBC)

11 :30-Charles Agnew's Orchestra (NBC)

WLW (700 kc.-428.3m. ) 6:30 A. M.-Top o' the Morning 7:00 --Morning Exercises, with Bob Bur -

dette and Ruth Armstrong 7:15-Bradley Kincaid 7:30-The Round Table 8:00-Morning Devotions 8 :15-Layne's Fiddlers 8:30-Beautiful Thoughts (NBC) 8:45-The Early Burdettes-Exercises 9:00-Recipes by "Max" 9:15 -Louis Johnen, baritone 9 :30-Anson Weeks Orchestra 9:45-Happiness Kids 10:00-Live Stock Reports 10:10-Edna Wallace Hopper 10:15-WLW Mail Bag 10 :30-Vienese Nights 10:45-Elliot Brock, violin 11:00-Jim and Walt 11:15-Pat Barnes in Person (NBC) 11:30-Ford Rush 11:45-Morin Sisters, vocal trio 11:59-Time Signals

Noon-River and Weather Reports 12:02 P. M.-Hotel Gibson Dance Orch, 12:30-Old Bill 12:45-Market Reports 12:50-Live Stock Reports 1:00 --National Farm and Home Period

(NBC) 1 :30-Netherland Plaza Dance Orchestra 2 :00-Seger Ellis 2:15-Organ Matinee 2:45-Words and Music 3:00-Midweek Musicale (N BC) 3.30-Parody Man 3 :45-Bradley Kincaid 4 :00-Grace Bradt 4:15-Southern Singers 4:30-The Singing Lady (NBC) 4:45-The Chatter 5:00-Afternoon Round Table 5:45-Lowell Thomas (NBC) 6:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) 6:15-Just Willie 6:30-Mail Pouch Sportsman-Bob

Newhall 6:45-Old Man Sunshine 7:00-Fifteen Minutes with San Felice 7 :15-"Chandu" the Magician 7:30-Jack Frost's Melody Momenta

(NBC) Henry Stories (NBC)

8:30-Canada Dry (NBC)

9:00-Crosley Dealer. Nite Club

9:45-Jan Garber's Orchestra

9:55-Bisquick Band

10:00-Peanut Pietro

10:15-Curtain Calls

10:45-Headlines of Yesterday

11 :00-Crosley Theatre of the Air

11:30-Joe Moss' Orchestra (NBC)

Midnight-Mel Snyder's Orchestra

12:30 A. M.-Jan Garber's Orchestra

WKRC (550 kc.-545.1m.) 6:45 A. M.-God's Bible School-Sunrise

Worship 7:45-Churngold-Breakfast Club 8:00-Hodges Brothers 8:15-Melody Magic (CBS) 8:30-Crazy Crystals Program 8:45-Cudahy Co.-Old Dutch Girl (CBS) 9:00-Prescott-Grant Trio (CBS) 9:15-H. & S. Pogue Co.-Jean West 9:30-Consolidated Merchants Program

10:00-Weather-Lange Time Signal 10:03-Woman's Hour-Tremlette Tully 10:30-Best Foods-Round The World

Cooking School (CBS) -

10:45-Piano Pictures (CBS) 11 :00-Julia Hayes 11:30-Columbia Revue (CBS) 11.45 Jane Grey and Kamp the Jeweler

Artists Noon-Cincinnati Paint Club 12:15 P. M.-Model Laundry-Model Re-

marces 12:30-Cincinnati Merchants Program

1 :00-Wyeths-Aunt lemma Songs (CBS)

1 :15-Artists Recital (CBS) .

1:30-God's Bible School Revival 2:00-Fire Prevention Talk 2:05--Philansue Trio 2.15-Burck-Bauer-Old lNfusic Box

2:30-Queen City Rug Maker 2:45-Four Eton Boys (CBS) 3:00-U. S. Navy Band (CBS) 4 :00-Pyol-Jack Conrad 4:15-Going to Press (CBS) 4:30-Worthmore-Soup and Chill

4:45-Davis Baking Soda Program 5:00-Arthur Jarrett (CBS) 5:15-Charles Stern's Orchestra (CBS) 5 :30-Studio--Burke Weather Forecast Stacks

5 :47-Studio 5:58-Weather Forecast-Lange Time Signal

6:00-Morton Downey (CBS) 6:15-Red Top Baseball Scores

6:20-Kustola Kubs 6:30-Lavoris-Easy Aces (CBS)

6:45-Bing Crosby (CBS) 7 :00-Linit-The Bath Club (CBS)

7 :15-Barbasol-Singin' Sam (CBS)

7:30-La Palina-Kate Smith (CBS)

7:45-Ivory Soap-Stoopnagle & Budd (CBS)

8:00-Gen'l Cigar-Root. Burns Panatella (CBS)

8:30-Harold F. Ritchie-Eno Crime Club (CBS)

9:00-Chesterfeld-Ruth Biting (CBS)

9 :15-Horlick's Milk-Adventures In. Health-Dr. Herman Bundeaon (CBS)

9 :30-Society Clothes-Society's Playboy (CBS)

9:45-Wurzburg-The German and His Parrot

10:00-Studio 10:15-Maxwell Coffee-Lannie Ross and

Don Voorhees (CBS) 10 :30-Coney Island "Moonlite Gardens"

-Ace Brigode's Orchestra 11 :00-Studio 11:15-Eddie Duchin's Orchestra (CBS)

11:30-Ben Pollack's Orchestra (CBS)

NETWORK PROGRAMS 8.30-Eno Crime Club: dramatization of Edgar Wallace mystery, conclusion of Tuesdays story.. WABC WKRC wadc whit wspd kmox wgn

-Paul Specht's Orchestra. (CBS) wbbm weco

-Mobiloil Concert: Gladys Rice, soprano; Lewis James, tenor; Nat Shilkret's Or- chestra. WRAF WSAI wgy vitam wwj wear kstp - Jack Benny; George Olsen's Orchestra; Ethel Shutta, songs. WJZ WLW kdka wgar wjr wmaq

9:00-Music That Satisfies: Ruth Etting; Nat Shilkret's Orchestra. WABC WKRC whas wade whit wcah wspd wfbm wbbm secco kmox

-Boston Pop Concert. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wenr kstp

-San raglan Serenade Bob Nolan, master of ceremonies. WJZ kdka wgar wjr wmaq

9:15-Adventures in Health: Dr, Her- man N. Bundesen, Health Commissioner of Chicago. WABC WKRC whas wadc whit wspd wowo wbbm wcco kmoz

-McCravy Brothers: Hearthside Singers. WJZ

9 :30-Society's Playboy Hour: Welcome Lewis, contralto; Nat Brusiñoff's Orches- tra; Norman Brokenshire, master of ceremonies. WABC WKRC whas wade whit wspd wowo wfbm wbbm wcco kenoº

-NBC Artists' Musicale; Erno Rapee Or- chestra. WRAF WSAI wgy wtam wary' wenr kstp

-Waves d Melody: Victor Arden's. 'Or- chestra; Tom Brown, tenor. WJZ WCKY kdka wgar wjr kyw

9:45-Howard Barlow and the Columbia Symphony Orchestra. WABC WKRC whas wade wcah wspd wfbm wcco kmox

-The Pickens Sisters: Jane, Helen and Marla, harmony trio. WJZ wjr

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NETWORK PROGRAMS 10':00-Enric Madriguera's Biltmore Or-

cvhestra. WABC WKRC whas wade Wcah wspd wowo wfbm wcco kmox

-Nellie Revell: interview. WRAF wgy wwj

-Beau Balladeer: mystery baritone; Frank Banta String Ensemble. WJZ

-Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) wgar wjr wmaq went kstp.

10:15-Maxwell House Tune Blenders. (CBS) WKRC whas wadc whit wspd wowo wcco kale's wgn

-Russ Colombo's Woodmansten Inn Or- chestra. WEAF

-Rochester Civic Orchestra: Guy Frazer Harrison, conductor. WJZ WCKY wgar wjr went

10:30-Don Redman's Connie's Inn Or- chestra. WABC whas wade wspd wowo wfbm wcco kmox

-Vincent Lopez' Hotel St. Regis Orches- tra. WRAF wgy wwj

10 :45-Frankie Masters' Terrace Garden Orchestra. WJZ WCKY wgar wjr

11:00-Eddie Duchin's Central Park Casi- no Orchestra. WABC whas wade wcah wspd wowo wfbm wcco (WKRC on 11:15)

-Ralph Kirbery: the Dream Singer. WEAF wtam wenr

-Cab Calloway's Cotton Club Orchestra: Ada Ward, crooner. WJZ WCKY kdka wgar

11:05-Buddy Rogers' Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra. WEAF wtam wenr

11:30-Ben Pollack's Orchestra. WABC WKRC whas wade wcah wspd wowo wfbui wcco

-Charlie Agrrew's Edgewater Beach Hotel Orchestra. WEAF WCKY kyw

-Joe Moss' Pierre Orchestra. WJZ WLW wgar wjr wenr

Midnight-Claude Hopkins' Roseland - Ballroom Orchestra. WABC

12:30 A. M.-Snooks Friedman's Paramount Orchestra. WABC



PYOR CHEK, Inc. 35 E. Seventh St. Bldg., Cincinnati. O.

RADIO'S "BEST IT' Variety, national amusement week-

ly, announces the following result of its survey to find radio's 12 "best" programs:

(1) Amos 'n' Andy (Pepsodent) ;

(2) Ziegfeld -Chrysler; (3) Burns and Allen -Guy Lombardo (Robert Burns) ; (4) Lucky Strike (Win- chell and bands) ; (5) Chase & San- born coffee (Harry Richman -Dave Rubinoff) ; (6) Ben Bernie (Blue Ribbon malt) ; (7) Kate Smith (La Palma) ; (8) Camel Quarter Hour (Morton Downey, Tony Wons and Jacques Renard) ; (9) Rudy Vallee - Irene Bordoni (Fleischmann Yeast) ;

(1.0) Chesterfield hour (Nat Shil- kret Alexander Gray, Boswell Sis- ters, Ruth Etting) ; (11) Myrt and Marge (Wrigley) ; (12' Tony Wons (sustaining.

Turning to the midwest, Variety adds: -

The powerful and ultra WLW station in Cincinnati has three smash local favorites in Ford Rush (Old Man Sunshine) who is the juvenile radio deity; the Crosley Theatre of the air which the Powell Crosley, Jr., station maintains as an institu- tional ballyhoo, and the Maxwell Cotton Queen program with Hink and Dink, colored comics a la A&A. Bob Newhall's sports talks from WLW and the Doodlesockers, also from WLW, with Bob French on WCAH, are other- midwest fays emanating from two Ohio stations."

THREE HAVE PARTS Three young American artists will

be represented in an unusual program Wednesday (June 1) at 2:45 p. m. over WLW when the two-Iine poem, "A Song," is sung, Abe Crad- dock Edmunds, p r o m is i n g young poet, of Lynchburg, W. Va., wrote the poem, Lloyd Schaefer, assistant conductor at WLW, wrote the music, and Samuel T. Wilson of WLW will sing it. .- - - --

W FBE (1200 kc.-249.9m. ) 7:00 A. M.-Break of Day 7:15-Musical Clock 8.30-Birthday Greetings 8:45-Morning Concert 9:00-Our Daily Thought 9.15-Moment Musical 9:30-String Ensembles 9:45-Vocal Varieties

10:00-Time Signals 10:05-Dot's School Children's Popularity

Program 10:20-Variety 10:35-WFBE-RKO Theatre Party 1-0:45-Better Business Bureau 10:50-Mrs. Evans' Advice 11:00-Mary and John 11:15-Morning Songs 11 30-Marion Hemple 11 :45-Wurlitzer-Pat Gillick, organ re-

cital Noon-News in Cincinnati 12:30 P. M.-Max Fisher's St. Nicholas

Symphonairers 1:00-Good Afternoon Melodies 1:15-Robert Bentley, Children's Hour 1:30-Slumber Songs 1:45-Dedication Program 2:00-Charles Daunt, tenor 2:15-Frank Aston. book review 2:30-With the Band Masters_ 2:45-Galvano and Cortes 3:00-Concert Hour 3 :30 --Vocal Varieties - 3 ?45-The Pirates Club 4:00-The Rooters Club -

4:15-Reds vs. Cards at St. Louis 6:15-Dr. Lewis Dentists-Dot Lea 6 :30-Churngold's Base Ball Club 6:45-Lost and Found 6:50-Max Fisher's St. Nicholas Spin.

phonairers -

7:15-Post Question Box 7':30-Harry Hartman, Sports (Bob

Puthoff) 7:40-Douglas Pinguely, basso-; Chas.

Glazer, piano 7:55-Lost and Found 8-:00-Cliff Burns and His Orchestra- ,

Green Mill 8:15-Larry Wood, piano and songs 8:30-Art Cox's Vagabonds 8:45-Chartes Fischer, concert pianist 9:00-Luckey Boys 9:15-In the Gloaming. Glenna Will Newland

9:30-Cliff Burns and His Orchestra 9:45-Pat Gillick-Organ Recital (Wur. litzer)

10.00-Port of Missing Men-Jeff Davis 10 :15-Art Con's Vagabonds 10:30-Nocturne-Lillian Sherman


6:00 P. M.-Uncle Billy: children's fea ture. KMOX

-What's the News? WENR 6:15-Piano Novelties. KMOX

-Our City. WENR -The Funmakers. WHAS 6:30-Brooks and Jerry. WHAS 6:45-WinterGarden Walkathon. KMOX 7:45-Doings of the Dinkelspiels. WHAS 8:00-Varieties. WLS 8:30-Louisville Loons. WHAS 9:15-Ellsworth Giles Home Singers.

KDKA 9:45-Around the Cracker Barrel. KDKA

10:20-Lew Conrad's William Penn Hotel Orchestra. -ID KA

10:45-News Flashes. KMOX -Irma Glen, organist. WENR 11:15-Vitamin Melody Boys. KMOX Miami ht-Earl Hines' Orch. WENR -Charley Reinhart's Orchestra. WHAS 12:15 A. M.-Sport Squibs. KMOX -Tommy Thomas and his Music. WHAS 12:30 ---Winter Garden Walkathon. KMOX -Frankie Masters' Orchestra. WENR -Johnny Burkarth's Orchestra. WHAS 12:45-Song Parade. KMOX 1:15-Restful Hour: James Huffman, organist. KMOX

Personal Appearances

o, WLW Artists

The "WLW All -Star Radio Re- vue" will open a seven-day stand at the Indiana Theater in Indianapolis Friday (May 27). Talent will in- clude Murray Horton and his 18 - piece dance band; Hink & Dink, minstrels; Ford Rush, "Old Man Sun- shine"; Ramona ; Sidney TenEyck and his Doodlesockers; Hal & Huss, "Aces of Harmony," and the "Three- some."

Other cities in Indiana, Ohio, Ken- tucky and West Virgini-. probably

be visited. Additional personal appearances of

WLW stars follow: FRIDAY and Saturday (May 27 and 28)

Seger Ellis, Paramount Theater, Hamil- ton, Ohio.

FRIDAY (May 28) McCormick's Fiddlers, Adamstown Fire

Department Benefit, Adamstown, Pa. SUNDAY (May 29)

Ford Rush, Ohio Theater, Lima, O.' Jim and Walt, Strand Theater, Shelby.

ville, Indiana. Morin Sisters, New Ruble Theater, Lo-

gan, Ohio. TUESDAY (May 31)

Bradley Kincaid, Southern Theater, Bu- cyrus, Ohio, -

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COMPLETE PROGRAMS FOR THURSDAY, JUNE 2, ON THIS PAGE

WSAI (1330 kc.-225.4m.) 8:00 A. M.-Gene and ìlenn (NBC) 8:15-Popular Musicale 8:30-Tom Brennie in the Laugh Club

(NBC) 8 :45-Miniatures of the Masters 9:00-Morning Dance Concert 9:15-Knox Sparkling Music (NBC) 9:30-Musical rorum

10:15-Radio Household Institute 10:30-Light Classics 11:00-General Electric Circle (NBC) 11:15-Celebrated Comrositions Noon=Dance Selections 12:50 P. M.-Live Stock Reports 1:00-The Parody Man 1:15-Matinee Favorites 1:45-Viennese Nights 2:00-Matinee Favorite 2:15-Happiness Kids 2:30-Woman's Radio Review (NBC) 3:00-Dorothy Kempe, cellist 3:15-Afternoon Melodies 3:30-Mona Motor Organ Recital 4:00-Classical Program 4:15-Skippy (NBC) 4:30-Sisters Three 4:45-Celebrated Compositions 5:00-Crosley Dealers Salute 5:15-Better Business Bureau Talk 5:20-Memory Hour 5:30-"The World Today," James G.

McDonald (NBC) 5:45-Just Willie 6 :00-Southern Singers 6:15-Smilin' Dan, Pyor-Chek Man 6:30-Barbasol Program (NBC) 6:45-Trials of the Goldbergs (NBC) 7:00-Fleischmann Hour (NBC) 8:00-Big Six of the Air (NBC) 8:30-Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

(NBC) 9:00-Lucky Strike Dance Hour (NBC)

10:00-Dance Frolic 10:30-Castle Farm Orchestra

Network Programs

6:00 P. M.-Morton Downey, songs; Freddie Rich's Orchestra. WABC WKRC whas wwva wade wcah wspd wowo kmox

.-Musical Comedy Revue. WEAF WSAI Amos 'n' Andy. WJZ WLW WCKY kdka

-The Singing Lady: nursery songs and stories. (NBC) kstp wgn

6:15-William Vincent Hall, baritone. WABC

-Dandies of Yesterday: male quartet. WJZ 6:30-Richman Brothers Program: Sylvia

Froos, contralto; Louis Silvers' Orches- tra. WABC WKRC whas wwva wade whk wcah wspd wowo wfbm wcco kmox wgn

-Barbasol Program: Ray Perkins; Peter van Steeden's Orchestra. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj kyw

-The Stebbins Boys: comedy sketch with Parker Fennelly and Arthur Allen. WJZ WCKY kdka wgar wjr wenr

6:45-The Street Singer: Arthur Tracy. WABC WKRC whas wwva wade wcah wspd wowo wfbm kmox

--The Goldbergs: comedy sketch. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wear

-Billy Jones and Ernie Hare: songs ana patter. WJZ WCKY kdka wgar wmaq

7:00-The Bath Club: Professor Clax- ton; Willard C. Amison, tenor; Roger White's Orchestra. WABC WKRC wade wspd wfbm wcco kmox wgn Fleischmann Hour: Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees; guest star. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wmaq kstp

e -Edgeworth Program: Harriet Lee, vocalist. male trio; Arnold Johnson's Orches- tra. WJZ WCKY kdka wgar wls

7:15-Abe Lyman's Orchestra. WABC WKRC wade whk wspd wfbm kmox wgn

-Coon Sanders' Orchestra. (CBS) wcco r-Rin-Tin-Tin Thriller:: dramatic program.

WJZ WLW kdka wjr wls 7:30-Kate Smith and her Swanee Music. WABC WKRC whas wadc whk wcah wspd wfbm wcco kmox wgn

.-Ivory Program:, B. A. Rolfe and his Or- chestra. WJZ WLW kdka wgar wls

7:45-The Columbians; Freddie Rich, director. WABC WKRC whas wade whk wspd wcco kmox wgn

-Sisters of the Skillet: Eddie and Ralph, songs and dialogue'. WJZ WLW kdka

wgar wjr wls 8:00-Philco Program. WABC WKRC

--Big Six of the Air: Frank Black, Phil Ohlman and Victor Arden, piano trio; Revelers Quartet; "The Vacation- eer;" Frank Black's Orchestra; Jimmy

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WCKY (1490 kc.-201.2m. ) 7 :00 A. M.-Leo Boswell 7:15-Morning Devotions (NBC) 7:30-Cheerio (NBC) 8:00-Eureka Weather Forecast 8:01-Cumberland Fiddlers 8:30-Peppy Tunes 9:15-Clara, Lu & Em (NBC) 9:00-Coca Cola Hospitality Hour-Ida

Bailey Allen 9:30-Tunes in BIue

10:00-Mrs. A. M. Goodis (NBC) 10:15-Skip and Step 10:45-Tommy Ott at the Liberty Organ 11:00-Musical Novelties 11:15-Earl Edmonds, accordionist 1I:30-Popular Tunes Noon-Luncheon Concert 12:25 P. M.-Norris Brock, Live Stack

Quotations 12:30-National Farm & Home Hour 1:30-Cincinnati Live Stock Market Re- ports 1:35-Musicale Interlude 2:00-On to Prosperity 2:30-Moods in Blue 3:00-Home Decorations (NBC) 3:15-United States Navy Band (N Bt) 3:30-Music Masters 4:00-Larry Topper, pianist 4:15-Tea Time Tunes -

4:30-Messer's Melody Moments 4:45-Little Orphan Annie (NBC) 5 :00-Stegner's "Snowdrifts" 5:15-Hawaiian Reveries -

5:30-Bankhardt's Twilight Travelers 5:45-Late Dance Tunes 5:55-WCKY Baseball Scores -

6:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) 6:15-Music Makers 6:30-Stebbins Boys (NBC) 6:45-Jones and Hare (NBC) 7:00-Edgeworth Program (NBC) 7:15-Louise Ryder, contralto 7:30-It Pays to Advertise 8:00-Blackstone Plantation (NBC) 8:30-Lookout House-Milt Stuhlbarg's 8:59-Etreka Weather Forecast 9:00-Lookout House-Charles McClure

Orchestra 9:15-Club Royal-Earl Gardens Or -

Orchestra chestra

9 :00-"He Knew Women"-Red Book Drama

9 :15-Studio -

9:30-Hollywood Nights (NBC) 9:45-Lookout House-Milt Stuhlbarg's Orchestra -

10:00-Chico 'n' Peppina 10:15-Slumber Music (NBC) 10:30 -Lew Conrad's Orchestra (NBC) 10:45-Cab Calloway's Orchestra (NBC) 11 :00-Ralph Kirbery, dream singer (NBC)

(NBC) 11:05-Jack Pettis' Orchestra (NBC) 11 :30-Charles Agnew's Orchestra (NBC)

WLW (700 kc.-428.3m.) 6:30 A. M.-Top o' the Morning 7:00-Morning Exercises, with Bob Bur -

dette and Ruth Armstrong, 7:15-Bradley Kincaid 7:30-The Round Table 8:00-Morning Devotions 8:15-Lady Bugs (NBC) 8:30-Beautiful Thoughts (NBC) 8:45-The Early Burdettes-Exercises 9:00-Dr. Carl A. Wilzbach 9:15-Ezra Hoffman, baritone 9:30-Anson Weeks Orchestra 9:45-Davis Mystery Chef (NBC)

10:00-Live Stock Reports 10:10-Musical Interlude 10:15-Threesome 10:30-Vienese Nights 10:45-McKesson Musical Magazine

(NBC) 11:00-Jim and Walt 11:15-Pat Barnes in Person (NBC) 11 :30-Layne Mountaineer Fiddlers 11 :45-O'Ccdar Melody Men (NBC) 11:59-Time Signals Noon-River and Weather 12:02 P. M.-Hotel Gibson Dance Orch. 12:30 P. M.-Old Bill 12 :45-Market Reports -

12:50-Live Stock Reports 1:00-National Farm and Home Period

(NBC) 1:30-Netherland Plaza Dance Orchestra 2:00-Seger Ellis 2:15-Organ Matinee - -

2:45-Travel Talk 3:00-Bradley Kincaid 3:15-Pat Harrington 3:30-United + States Navy Band (NBC) 4:00-Brazilian-American , Coffee Matinee (NBC)

4:30-The Singing Lady (NBC) 4:45-The Chatter 5:00-Afternoon Round Table 5:45-Lowell Thomas (NBC) 6:00-Amos 'a' Andy (NBC) 6:15-Foodtown Pops Review 6:30-Mail Pouch Sportsman-Bob

Newhall 6:45-Old Man Sunshine 7:00-Fifteen Minutes with R. G. Dun 7:15-Rin-Tin-Tin Thriller (NBC) 7:30-Ivory Program (NBC) 7:45-Sisters of the Skillet (NBC) 8:00-Tangee Musical Dreams 8:15-Josef Cherniaysky's Orchestra 8:30-"Thompkin's Corners" (NBC) 9:00-Ivanhoe Playhouse 9:30-Jan Garber's Orchestra 9:45-Peanut Pietro

10.00-To be announced 10 :30-Bisquick Band 10:35-Morin Sisters, vocal trio 10:45-Headlines of Yesterday 11:00-Los Amigos 11:30-Ford Rush Midnight-Jan Garber's Orchestra 12:30 A.. M.-Mel Snyder's Orchestra

WKRC (550 kc.-545.1 m.) 6:45 A. M.-God's Bible School-Sunrise Worship -

7:45-Churngold-The Breakfast Club 8:00-Mountain Red 8:15-The Drifters 8 :30-Pyol Program 8:45-Wm. Rogers-Sons-Brad & Al

(CBS) 9:00-Ceresota Flour - Dr. Copeland (CBS),

9:15-H. & S. Pogue Co.-Jean West 9:30-Consolidated Merchants Program 9:45-Barbara Gould Beauty Talk (CBS)

10:00-Consolidated Merchants Program 10:15-Weather-Lange Time Signal 10:18-Woman's Hour-Tremlette Tully 10:45-Davis Baking Soda Program 11:00-Queen City Rug Makers 11:15-Ted Brewer's Orchestra (CBS) 11:30-Columbia Revue (CBS) .. .. .. Noon-Geo Hall's Orchestra (CBS) 12:15 P. M.-Model Laundry-Model - Ro-

mances 12:30-Cincinnati Merchants Program

:00-Wyeths-Aunt Jemima Songs (CBS)

1:15-Danderine Movie Stars Revue (CBS)

1:30-Crazy Crystals Program 1:45-Ann Leaf (CBS) 2:00-Julia Hayes 2.30-God's Bible School Revival 3:00-U. S. Army Band (CBS) 3:30 - National Democratic Committee, Victory Dinner Speaker (CBS)

3 :45-Pyol-Jack Conrad 4:00-Geo Hall's Orchestra. (CBS)- 4:15-Tito Guizar (CBS) 4 :30-Worthmore-Soup and Chili 4:45-Tommy Christian's Orch, (CBS) 5:00-Current Events (CBS) 5:15-Reis and Dunn (CBS) 5:30-Burke Weather Forecast-Stocks 5 :33-Studio 5:43-Weather-Lange Time.: Signal -

5:45-H. J. -Heinz-Joe Palooka (CBS) 6:00-Morton Downey-(CBS)- 6:15-Red Top Baseball Scores 6.20-Caldwell & Taylor-Smilin' Ed McConnell 6:30-Richman Bros.-Sylvia Froos- Silver's Orchestra (CBS)

6:45-The Street Singer (CBS) 7 :00-Linit-Bath Club (CBS) 7:15-Philligs-Abe Lyman's Orchestra

(CBS) 7:30-La Patina-Kate Smith (CBS) 7:45-Chase & Sanborn Program (CBS) 8:00-Philco Program (C -BS)

8:15-Crisco-The Mills Brothers (CBS) g:30-Love Story Magazine Hour (CBS) 9:00-Chesterfield-Boswell Sisters (CBS) 9 :15-Gen'l Mills-Gold Medal Fast

Freight (CBS) 9:30-Howard Barlow (CBS) 9:45 -Studio

10:00-Coney Island "Moonlite Gardens" -Ace Brigode's Orchestra -

10:30--Studio-Weather Forecast i0:45-Horse Shoe Gardens-Earl Arnold's

Orchestra 11:16-Ozzie Nelson's Orchestra (CBS) 11 :30r -Art Krueger's Orchestra (CBS)

NETWORK PROGRAMS Wallington, announcer. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wmaq kstp

-Blackstone Plantation: Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit, soloists; Jack Shil- kret's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY kdka

8:15-The Mills Brothers. WABC WKRC whas wade wspd wfbm kmox wgn 8:30-Love Story- Hour. WABC WKRC wade whk wspd kmox wgn

-Coon -Sander's Orchestra. (CBS) wbbm wcco

-Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: dramatic sketch with Richard Gordon and Leigh Lovel. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wear

-"Thompkins' Corners:" rural sketch. WJZ WLW kdka wgar wjr kyw kstp

9:00-Music That Satisfies: The Boswell Sisters; Nat Shilkret's Orchestra WABC WKRC whas wade whk wcah wspd wowo wfbm wbbm wcco kmox -

-Lucky Strike Dance Hour, with Louis SoboL WEAF WSAI wgy wtam' wwj wenr (kstp on 9:15)

-A. & P. Dance Gypsies: Harry Horlick, director; Frank Parker, tenor. WJZ WLW kdka wgar wjr wmaq

9:15-Musical Fast Freight: Eddie Dun- stedter, Gold Medal Organist; Wheaties Quartet. WABC WKRC wade whk wspd wowo wfbm wbbm wcco kmox

9:30-Howard Barlow and the Columbia Symphony Orchestra. WABC WKRC whas wade whk wcah wspd wfbm kmox

-Hollywood Nights: Gene Rodernich's Orchestra, Frank Luther, tenor. WJZ WCKY kdka wgar kyw

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NETWORK PROGRAMS 9:45-Goodall Program. WABC

-Pickens Sisters: Jane, Helen and Marla, harmony trio.- WJZ wgar wjr

10:00-Joe Moss' Pierre Orchestra. WABC (whas wadc whk wcah wspd wowo wfbm wcco kmox: on 1015)

-Joe Palooka. (CBS) whas wfbm wcco kmox

-Russ Colombo's Woodmansten Inn. Or- chestra. WEAR wtam


-Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) wgar wjr wmaq wenr kstp

10:15-Harry Reser's Hotel Roosevelt Or- chestra. WEAF wenr (WCKY on 10:30)

10.30-Noble Sissies Park Central Hotel Orchestra. WABC what wade wspd wowo wfbm wcco kmox

--Lew Conrad's Hotel Stager Orchestra. WJZ WCKY kdka wjr (wenr on 10:45)

10:45-Cab Calloway's Cotton Club Or- chestra. WEAR WCKY wtam wenr

11 :00-Ozzie Nelson's Glen Island Or- chestra. WABC whas wade whk wcah wspd wows wfbm wcco (WERG on 11:16)

-Ralpn Kirbery: the Dream Singer. WEAF WCKY wgy

-Clyde Morse Orchestra. WJZ wenr (wgar off 11:15)

11:05-Jack Pettis' Hotel New Yorker Or- chestra. WEAR WCKY wenr

11.30-Art Krueger's Orchestra WABC WKRC whas wade wcah wspd wowo wfbm wcco

-Charlie. Agnew's Edgewater Beach Hotel Orchestra. WEAF WCKY kyw (kstp on 11:45)

-Benny Kyte's Golden Tower Restaurant Orchestra. WJZ wenr

11:45-Paul Specht's Orchestra. WABC whas wade wcah wspd wfbm wcco

Midnight Claude Hopkins' Roseland Ballroom Orchestra. WABC

12:30 A. M.-Snooks Friedman's Paramount Orchestra. WABC

ON WORLD TRADE

"Shall International Trade Be Stifled?" will be the subject Thurs- day (June 2) at 5:30 p. m. of James G. McDonald over WS'AI .(NBC - WE A.F),

Letter Box M. R., Hyde Park: We are ad-

vised Leo O'Rourke resigned front the Cavaliers Quartet November 23, 1931, to do solo work. He is not on the air now but may be reached through the -NBC Artists Service.

Editor Radio Dial: Surely you must know, as thousands of others know, that the most incomprehen- sible and reprehensible thing in the repertoire of music is jazz and crooning! Right at once let it be gladly and truthfully asserted that the writer has never yet heard either of these monstrosities of sound- murdered and murderous music if one pleases-that the producers of the same were not instinctively and distinctively sensed to be capable of far better effects with very much less effort so miserably wasted! It's all like damming up the natural life-giving soul -refreshing springs of nature with mud and clay and seeing the pure waters come through as slime! It's like turning an orchestra or band into a till pan factory at the mercy of a cyclone, everything crashing against whatever is "next to" making noise far from the name, sound and meaning of music! Music has been known to charm reptiles and soothe the savage breast but it takes the poison and even shamelessness of jazz and crooning to make cannibals and "nuts" of the mont civilized and sane of humanity! Can 'any good come out of Nazareth? Study the one time and present reputed con- ditions of that place and know that the affirmative is more possible there than for jazz and crooning- wretches of the fine art of music both vocal and instrumental! If all the contempt and indienation heard expressed against these blights upon

WFBE (1200 kc. 249.9nn. ) 7:00 A. M'.-Break of Day 7:15-Musical. Clock 8:30-Birthday Greetings 8:45-Morning Concert 9:15-Our Daily Thought 9:30-Morning Glories 9:45-Song Time

10:00-Weather Report 10:05-Dot's School Children's Popularity

Program 10:20-Jerry and Glenn, Hawaiian Duo 10:35-WFBE-RKO Theatre Party 10:50-Anita Auch, dietitian 11:00-Pabst Musical 11 :15-Dulcy Markham, songs 11:30-Housewives° Frolic 11 :45-Wurlitzer-Pat Gillick, organ re-

cital Noon-News in Cincinnati 12:30 P. M.-Max Fisher's St. Nicholas

Symphonairers 1:00-Studio 1:15-Robert Bentley, Children's 1:30-Day Dreams 1:45-Frank Brandstetter 2:00-Muriel Northrup, soprano 2:15-"The Old Sarg"-U. S. Program

2:20-Frank Zwygart, Baritone 2:35-Variety Program 2:45-Hazel Story. Weber and Ruth N. Weber

3:00-Studio 3:15-French-Bauer Healthios 3:45-The Pirates CIub 4:00-The Rooters Club 4:15-Reds vs. Cards at St. Louis 7:30-Harry Hartman, Sports (Bob Puthoff) 7:40-Lee. Ora Rausch 7:55-Lost and Found 8:00-Ky. Post Program-Marie Holly 8:15-Art Cox's Vagabonds 8:30-Viola Huber, soprano 8:45-Cliff Burns and his Orchestra' 9:00-The Luckey Boys 9.15-The Playboys 9:30-Studio 9:45-Pat Gillick-Organ litzer)

10:00-Four Harmony Kings 10:15-Art Cox's Vagabonds 10 :30-Nocturne-Lillian Sherman

Holt

Army

Recital (Wur-f


6:00 P. M.-Uncle Billy: children's tea- tore. KMOX

-What'9 the News? WENR 6:15-Brown and Rue. WHAS 6:45-Winter Garden Walkathon. KMOX 8:15 -Musical Varieties. WLS 8:30-Louisville Loons. WHAS 9:45-Contract Bridge, E. Hall Downs. KDKA

10:20-Margaret Russell, soprano. KDKA 10:45-News Flashes. KMOX Midnight-Earl Hines' Orch. WENR -Charley Reinhart's Orchestra. WHAS 12:15 A. M.-Sport Squibs. KMOX -Tommy Thomas and his Music. WHAS 12:30-Winter Garden Walkathon. KMOX -Frankie Masters' Orchestra. WENR -Johnny Burkarth's Orchestra. WHAS I2:45 -Song Parade. KMOX 1.15-Restful Hour: James Huffman, organist. KMOX

the wide -spreading and luxurious tree of radio-written or phoned into stations tolerating them-could' be heard, the nuisance would be speedily and permanently eradi- cated, dumped as so much so-called musical (?) refuse. "Whatever is beautiful, true, good and of good report" in the mind and heart, voice and soul of musicians and of instruments, string or brass, brought to life- great living, throbbing life through their skill, let - us think on these things and have them in all their fullness of joy, beauty and blessing to all concerned! Let us make radio through all its features a thing of joy every moment of its broadcasts! Next.-Radio Addict, Loveland, Ohio.

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When we a_ = older and no longer able to cajole a typewriter into maintaining an upright carriage, we shall be tempted to found a society for the prevention of cruelty to radio listeners. Publicatio-1 of the foregoing letter, we feel, is a step for it has given relief to one Radio Addict' However, we must remind Radio Addict of a quaint old slogan, grown old now in the service but still running briskly, as follows:

A dill erewe of opinion makes horse-rrccs-(and, may we add, radio programs). The very diversity of radio programs is a key to their broad appeal. Whether or not crooning is good for Americans is a different matter, touching peri- lously on legislating morality (?). and hence a little wider than this five -column page.

Georgie Price, brilliant comedian, singer and impersonator, headlines the new Chase & Sanborn tea program to be given Tuesdays and Thursdays at ti :45 p. m. over Co- lumbia beginning Thursday (June 2). Bennie Krueger, popular master of ceremonies and saxophone soloist, will lead the orchestra.

12 RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING JUNE 2, 1932 Eastern S' candard Tinge

WHERE'S kEcIcY ?

WISE and OTHERWISE

BY

BOB NEWHALL

HE WEnIT iH!5 WA`! J

THE PLAINT OF THE 1932 ROOKIE (News Note: The heavy hitters in both the National

and American are rapidly finding their batting eyes.)

"Take me back into the bushes, Where the best is like the worst; Where they ain't no Ruths and Hafeys, And a guy to breathe kin durst!" - Kipling.

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A GENERAL HABIT? The weakness shown by the Canadian Davis Cup team in going down

to defeat before the United States players at Washington, has led to the rumor that the Canuck outfit was "cut" before being shipped over the border!

H Fîe1dBy Percy L. Crosby L yAtLt. AMO 1 -uni DOWN)

e THIS WAY

L I6 Percy L. Crosby.. treat Britain rights trs,rred .x,1932, King Feature.. Syndicate, Inc -

-* yi * And now that wrestler W. Zbyszko has married a society dame, he's

going to discover that "grand" instead of "airplane" slams are his order of the day!

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SHARE AND SHARE ALIKE So many Florida racetracks went blooie last February that they

Bay the hungry owners are sharing the pastures with their hungry horses until they get carfare from home!

* * *- A QUESTION OF GEOLOGY

Fight fans are still wondering whether the recent match between Mickey Walker and Kingfish Levinsky was a milestone, a millstone or a tombstone as to their respective careers!

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And there are several Chicago White Sot rooters who believe that Pitcher Caraway has gone to seed without the aid of a loaf of rye -bread!

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WONDER WHO HAS THE INCENTIVE PRIVILEGE? Anyway, those House -Of -David lads can play ball even if they do

look like a bunch of men peering through holes in a bearskin rug! * *

THE BUSINESS -MAN PLAYER Bill Tilden is said to have lost a recent match because he devoted

his attention to counting -up the house. Anyway, he got a thrill, for he met an old man who claimed to have known him when Tilden had only one racket!

And, for me, that kitchenette and white-aproned show -girl they have in the Forbes Field press -box, dishing out eats to the hungry scribes, would not be so good. I'd hardly know what to do with the hot-dog sandwich unless it was handed me in a big, hairy paw with five finger nails gone in mourning for a lost piece of soap!

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Question: "-Why are John McGraw and Bill Klein like Damon and Pythias?"

Answer: "Because they are so different!"

And, until next week, s -s -so long. BOB NEWHALL,

Mail Pouch Sportsman.

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