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Philadelphia Symphony Is This Saturday

Third of Philco Concerts Will Be Heard On CBS

Lébfold Stokowski will turn his attention to the great "romantic" composers of the early nineteenth century when he directs the Phila- delphia Orchestra for the third broadcast of the Philco series, on the Columbia network from 8:15 to 10 p. m., Saturday (December 5).

In the network will be WICRC, WABC, KMOX, WBBM, WADC, WLAP, WSPD, WCAH, WOWO, and WHIG

Following is the program: Invitation to the Dance Weber Excerpts from " Rosamunde"

Schubert Overture, Entr'acte, Ballet

Overture (Roman Carnival)..Berlioz Scherzo ( "A Midsummer

Night's Dream ").. Mendelssohn Symphony in D minor.. Schumann

Introduction: Allegro, Romanza, Scherzo, Finale,

Four Famous Speeches Will Be

Reviewed on Air "Famous American Speeches" is the

title of a series of four talks to be given at WLW by Arthur S. Postle, Instructor in Speech at the Univer- sity of Cincinnati, at 0:30 p. m. Tues- days, beginning this week (Decem- ber 8).

The schedule of his talks follows: Dee. 8-Patrick Henry -"The Call

to Arms." Dec. 15- George Washington's

Farewell Address. Dec 22 -Henry Ward Beecher's

Liverpool Address. Dee. 29- Theodore Roosevelt -

"The Man with the Muck- Rake." In giving these talks, Mr. Postle

will include parts of each of the four chosen speeches, together with the historic background, comments on the speech itself, and a statement of the immediate results accomplished.

Gene Rowell of Gene and Glenn (\VSAI S a. m. week days) celebrated his thirty -first birthday last Week during a broadcast on WTAM. The station's staff gave him a 32 -piece set of Haviland

I china, but Warren Wade, announcer, making the presentation speech on the air slipped, fell, broke all except a few saucers and soup plates.

AtlanticTo Be Spanned For International War Debt Debate

Rosa Ponselle, leading soprano of the Metropolitan Opera Corn - pany, sets the mood of her program for the General Electric Sunday Home Circle period Sunday (December 6) at 5:30 p. m. with Ethelbert Nevin 's "The Rosary." WSAI and other WEAF -NBC stations will broadcast the concert.

Miss Ponselle will also sing "Carry Me Back to Old Vir- ginny," "Kiss Me Again." from "Mlle. Modiste." "Songs My Mother Taught Me," by Dvorak; "Goodbye," by Tosti, and "Ave Maria," by Bach -Gounod.

Ohio Receives Compliments of

Parade of States Complimenting Ohio and its con-

tributions to the national and cultural life of America, the General Motors "Parade of States" will dedicate its program to that state in the broadcast to he heard at 9:30 p. m. (Monday December 7) from \VSAI and other NBC -WEAF network stations.

Phil Dewey, baritone, will be the guest artist in the Ohio program of this "state- parade" series. In con- tinuity and in the tribune to the state, attention will be called to Ohio as the homeland of presidents and men of distinction in American history. As a gesture of respect to the Wright Brothers, "The Aeroplane." a tone noem by Whithorne, will be played by Erno Raneés orchestra which will introduce the program with "Para- phrase on Beautiful Ohio."

Oxford and Harvard Will Argue World Question

in Trans -Atlantic Broadcast

a< e,At}atfc'ocean between them, debating teams from Harvard

u i' y an `i y{.ford university will argue the question of war debt cancellatibtf wlrifo the United States and England will listen to the broadcast on Saturday (December 5) at 8 p. m. on the WEAF -NBC network including WSAI and other stations,

James W. Gerard, former ambassador to Germany, will preside at thé NBC New York studios where

I the Harvard men will broadcast the affirmative side of the argument, .Resolved: That in the interests of world prosperity, war debts should be cancelled.

The Oxford men, supporting the negative, will speak in London where the Biitish Broadcasting Compañÿ will rebroadcast their re- marks b¢- slhorteWave to America as the NBC; víll .do for the Har- vard team.... Each team will hear their opponents by radio.

The audiences in the United States and England will be asked to send in their votes, not on the merits of the question, but on the skill with which each side was handled.

Mr. Gerard calls the event a "milestone in the history of broadcasting."

"At a time when suspicion and narrow national views rule the world, it is a splendid thing to learn how close together science has bound the far corners of the earth," he said.

r Wile Will Cover Disarmament

1 Meet for Radio Leopold Stokowski, conductor of

signment of its political an- p.m. Saturday (December 5), and System has announced

1 alyst, Frederic William Wile, , Pitts Sanborn, music critic, who

f of Washington, D. C., to broad- 1 will explain the music during the cast from the General Con- 1 intermission.

Tference on Disarmament to be held at Geneva, Switzerland, under the auspices of the Hugo Mariani, NBC orchestra League of Nations, beginning I', leader, wears bright colored shirts,

ÌFebruary 2. generally red, green or blue. He {. - could be taken for a lumber jack

Adele Astair e, Fred's sister and co -star in "The Band Wagon," will be guest star in the Nestle program on WCKY and other NBC -WJZ stations at 8 p. tn. Fri- day (December 4).

Contract Bridge Playlet Will Be

Repeated by NBC

Page boys, veteran actors, mu- sicians, announcers, engineers and studio whatnots will participate in the repeat performance of "The Bridge Fiends" on the NBC -WEAF network Friday (December 4) at 7 p.m. The program consists chiefly of a 32 -verse poem written by Dr. Sigmund Spaeth, music authority. Each verse is spoken by a different person. The only qualification for the 32 is that each must have attempted to master contract bridge, and therefore feel his role. The i npromptu actors take their parts only for the fun of it or for revenge, and receive no pecuniary recompense. The skit was first given in October. WENR and WWJ probably will broadcast.

Russ Columbo to Sing Listerine

Program for NBC

Russ Columba, whom NBC always bills as "The Golden Voice of the West" or as the "Valentino of Song," has been selected by the Lamben Pharmical Company (Listerine) to sing their new program, beginning Monday (December 7) at 5:45 R m., and at the same time on Thursday and Friday on an NBC network, in- lluding WJZ and \VENR. A sim-

ar program at 10 p. cx, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday, will be heard through \VCKY, WJZ, \VGAR, WMAQ and \VJR. Columbo will direct his own orchestra (so the story goes), will play the violin, and will sing.

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VOL. I WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 10, 1931 No. 29

A STRIKING TECHNICAL IMPROVEMENT

Save for the obvious item of increased transmitter power, most of the successive improvements in the technical department of broadcasting are likely to be taken pretty much for granted by the average listener.

But one recent improvement is so striking that it is already the subject of widespread and enthusiastic interest among listeners who ordinarily care nothing about technicalities.

We are referring to the new electro- dynamic microphone used to broadcast the first two concerts by the Philadelphia Symphony Orches- tra over the Columbia System and WKRC.

As might be gathered from its name, this new microphone (devel- oped by the Western Electric Laboratories) employs the same basic principle on wbich the familiar dynamic loudspeaker operates. But what it does, rather than how it does it, is causing the wave of enthusiastic interest.

For one thing, it makes possible a considerable improvement in tonal fidelity. That was evident to any listener with an ear for quality, who heard the Stokowski concerts. The reason is a virtually uniform response over the whole band of audible frequencies from 20 to 10,000 cycles.

However, a still more important improvement is the wide volume range the new microphone can handle. Any musically- minded listener who heard the two Philadelphia programs cannot have failed to note that, instantly and gratefully.

With the condenser type microphone, standard equipment for the past several years, the volume level in the studio must be held within rather narrow limits. Fortissimos have to be throttled down and pianissimos built up, until the heart is pretty much ironed out of the music, particularly if it is the better sort. But this deadly flatness is eliminated with the dynamic microphone.

It has the extraordinary volume range of 40 decibels; or, in non- technical language, a power variation of 1 to 10,000. Sforzandi can be played as scored. Pianissimos come through as they should, and fortissimos have to be shaded only a trifle.

In short, this new dynamic microphone sounds like the nearest approach to hearing a concert in person which broadcasting technique bas made thus far. It should be as much of a boon to harassed con- ductors as it is to the listeners who demand that certain something that makes programs live.

Probably it will be some little time before the new equipment comes into general use. But, judging by the first two trials, it cannot be too soon. For example, we are impatient to hear a Sousa broadcast so handled. With the dynamic microphone the result should be more of the stuff that makes Sousa Sousa in person, but somehow has been conspic- uous for its absence via radio thus far.

Around the Dial By THE DIAL TWISTER

WCKY's new full -time schedule is improving the program service hereabouts. It gives you a wider local choice to find something on 1490 kilocycles any time in normal listening hours. And it's especially gratifying to have Covington car- rying some of the NBC Blue network features which WLW doesn't offer. Among the most welcome of these additions are Dr. Harry Em- erson Fosdick's National Vesper Service (Sunday at 4 p. in.), Har- bor Lights (Sunday at 10:15 p. m.), Clara, Lu and Em (Tuesday to Sat- urday inclusive, at 10:30 p. m.), Cuckoo (Saturday at 10 p. m.), the Rochester Civic Orchestra (Wed- nesday at 10 p. m.), and Paul Whiteman's Painters (Friday at 10 p. m.).

They say Columbia has put up the bars against astrologists, nu- merologists, mind -readers and for- tune- tellers of all kinds. But tbe ban doesn't seem to apply to pre- dictions of scores by football coaches and other sports crystal - gazers.

Then there's the unsolved mystery of Snoop And Peep (\VSAI, Wednesday at 8 p. no.). Will somebody please explain why one of the talent- hungry sponsors hasn't snapped up these guaranteed laugh- makers long ago?

Rumor has it tbat a half dozen more stations just over the line in Mexico are going to go on the air before long. If they cbisel in between the American channels like XER is doing, tbat's going to make some pretty back -fence ^tatic. And the story is that American money is building them,

a That Xavier 20 Minutes of Good

Reading (WKRC, Sunday at 5:30 p m.) is something pleasantly different Rev. Father P. J. Pernon botb reads well and chooses good

material. In addition he has capable musical support.

Vincent Lopez says he thinks the waltz is on its way back to popu- larity. Speed the day, say we.

Those programs by the National Oratorio Society (WSAI, Sunday at 10:1 p.m.) are worth a twist of anybody's dial. Reinald Werren- rath, who conducts them, says thc purpose is "to show that good music isn't a bore." He proves it. This season the Society is pre- senting shorter works.

And some people are blaming radio for the freakish fall weather we've been having. Poor old radio! Last year it was responsible for the drougrt, and before that too much rain. What's the next charge, your honor?

The Alias fi Doepke program WKRC (Sunday at 8:15 p. m.) presents Dan Beddoe, with Howard Krell playing the Music Hall organ. It's almost superfluous to add that the result is something really fine.

Too bad that an operation bas taken H. V. Kaltenborn off tbe air temporarily. That breaks his string of 1583 broadcasts witbout no much as being tardy for one. There's something in the record class.

So Hortense Rose and George Hall, two- thirds of the Don -Hall- Rose Trio, have come bark to \VLW as The Happiness Kids. \Nell, it's no wonder they're getting lots of welcome -home mail.

They say Columbia limits broadcast cussing to five naughty words per program: three d -mns and two h -lls, or vice versa. But nothing stronger. What's more, there! can't be four references to con- demnation and only one to the place said to be paved with good inten-

Eastern Stdnuon;

iPARDON MY

mperkinsence! Being Some Perky Palaver

From the Programs of RAY PERKINS

Hi there, Radio Dialers!

They had a pre micre of the cw opera called "Woz. zeck" at the New York Metropolitan Opera House last week. The entire music world is all agog it, though it sounds like th ername of a patent medicine.

I didn't go because opera gets in In) hair as a rule, but Mr. Willy Nllly, our operative in charge of opera, attended. It was written in 1921 by Alan Berg, who is no vela. Live of the Mrs. Berg who writes "The Rise of the Goldbergs."

Ten years ago is practically yes- terday when it comes to opera, on they just got round to producing it at the Met.

Mr. Nilly says that what "Won cck" lacks is a few good belly.

laughs. Don't raise your eyebrow, that's

an expression used in show bus!. ness and isn't considered vulgar.

Perfectly nice people say it. Mr. Nilly's idea is that if they

made the first act curtain stronger, put in some gags, a couple of good tap dancers here and there, a good theme song, and cut down a little on the murders it would make good popular entertainment.

It seems everybody gets murdered or commits suicide, just like in a Eugene O'Neill play.

Willy says you'd think it were put on by the Theatre Guild.

"Wozzeck" is pronounced "woz- zeek,' as in the sentence: Who wozzeck girl I seen you w:tb last night?

Dolores Gillen Dolores Gillen, one of radio's newer entertainers, is often heard

ae a dramatic artist from the Chicago NBC studios. Dolores is brown -eyed, has brown hair, and is a graduate of the University of Illinois.

If We Had Our Own Radio Station

By JneE SNOW

ANNOUNCER: Ladies and Gentlemen! Here is the program of the

Buxom Belt Company, manufacturers of Buxom Belts for Buxom Ladies, guaranteed to re- move excess flesh and make you smooth and lithesome in no less than twenty years. Our old time orchestra, the Belt Buster s, headed by Ben Buckle, opens the program with the theme melody It's the Girdle."

"MIKE PRESENCE" Mary Garden, singing on one o

the Sunday afternoon General Elec Inc í Concerts, was the first of tls

operatic stars on these programs to appear at ease in the studio. Jeritza chewed gum and drank pineapple juice all the time she was not singing; John McCormack drank coffee between songs and refused to talk beforehand; and Richard Bonelli, greatly excited, insisted on being his own announcer. The studio staff is wondering what Rosa Ponsellc will be like next Sun- day (December G.)

BACK AGAIN Josef Chcrniaysky who directed the Hotel Gibson orchestra all last summer, will broadcast through \VL \V from Greystone Ballroom this week at midnight Saturday (December 5) and at 11 p.m. Sun- day (December 6).

fions, There has to be a three -to- two ratio.

That Jack Frost prograns(WLW, Wednesday at 8:30 p. m.) is becoming keenly pleasurable since it has swung definitely to, more music of the concert type. Helen Corbin Heinl, guest pianist on a recent program, was particularly wel- comed by Cincinnati listeners. She studied here before becoming a well -known Washington teacher.

a Some of the football coaches

think radio is partially responsible for this year's slump in gridiron attendance. As if anybody would rather hear a game broadcast than see it. It's nearer the truth to say that radio is football's best salesman. Maybe, too, the coaches might feel different about it if only their wins could be put on the air.

Station KOIL at Council Bluffs, Ia, is a new NBC outlet It formerly was on the Columbia network,

THE TREND OF TIMES

Inspired by listening to the "Street Singer" (Arthur Tracy), a Columbia fan has s u g g e s t e d that John Mills be tagged "Tine Wall Street Singer" . , It is John, the leader and bass of those four Mills Brothers, who hits "new lows" in musical notes when he makes his vocal simulations of a tuba,

Ray Perkins Has New Commercial Program on WLW

Ray Perkins, RADIO DIAL'S columnist, has a new program at 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Satur- days on an NBC network including WJZ, WLW, WMAQ and WHAM and probably addi- tional stations. It is sponsored by the Andrew Jergen Company which has taken up its option on Perkins air time so that he can not continue on the Three Bak- ers program on Sunday nights. His Libby program on Thursday and Friday mornings at 10 o'clock will continue on WJZ, WCKY, and other NBC stations. The new program will give Per- kins fane a better chance than before to hear his subtle type of punful radio entertaining, his original songs and hie adroit contortions with his twin piano Clarence and Cuthbert.

We did a ravishing moon song the other night called "Pague Moon." By "we" I mean I and zoiy piano, the one named Cuthbert -a stallion he is, the pride of the NBC stables.

When television arrives we shall have tableaux to go with songs of this sort.

For "Pagan Moon," for example, we would bave a big orange moon rise just over Cuthbert's right shoulder, half way between the floor and the ceiling.

We would have a bugle call off stage (not off key, just off stage); and six little girls about 19 years old (19 years apiece, making 114 years altogether) would flutter down on wires (private wires, not party lines as these are nice girls), dressed as Pagan Moon goddesses -all good flutterers in yellow cheese cloth (the very hest Swiss Cheese, full of boles to facilitate fluttering).

For a wow finish to the tableau I would enter driving a chariot, in thc nimble seat of which would be the Goddess of Dawn, Aurora, which is up near Syracuse some- where.

Aurora and I would pose as liv- ing statuary like a Vision, symbolic of something or other, I dont know what, but the audience would know.

I figure' tell-a vision when they

audiences see one.

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A tableau like that would ter - tainly be greeted with a roar of Borealis. The only question on our minds is whether the bugle should keep on blowing during the entire tableau.

Tableau or no tableau, that is the question.

Television is certainly going to open up a tremendous field. Whether it will stay open or not of

course remains to be seen.

NO SALE Campaign button manufacturers

pursue Eddie Cantor trying to in-

terest him in "Cantor for President" buttons since he began his cam

paign in the Chase and Sanborn programs on Sundays (8 p. m.

WSAI and WEAF, NBC network). Eddie hasn't got that far yet.

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Verna Is Red - Headed Blue

Singer on CBS

Red of hair and blue of voice, this decorative young woman is the latest find in the Columbia network's studios in Chicago. She's a contralto, responds to the name of Verna Burke and is beard from WBBM over the Co- lumbia network each Sunday at 6 p. m. during the Chicago Knights Program which WKRC sometimes broadcasts.

You Should Know- : Russ fi

Columbo

Russ Colombo started life as a violinist. Started it, literally; for the dark -haired lad was no more than a child when he first tucked a violin under his chin for a gruff Teutonic teacher back in the little town of Calistoga, California, where Russ' family moved following his birth in San Francisco in 1908. And neither his teacher, his father, his mother, or any of his eleven brothers and sisters foresaw the day when he would be capturing the hearts of National Broadcasting Com- pany audiences, not with a violin, but with his own inimitable soft - voiced baritone which has earned him the title of the "Valentino of Song."

By the time he was fourteen he was playing solos in the Im- serial Theatre in San Francisco. Iris father, who had been a musician in his native Naples, was confident that his son was started on a successful career as a violinist. But already Russ' mel- low baritone was beginning to attract attention.

Then came that great day when he was engaged for $75 a week to sing at the newly -opened Mayfair Hotel in Los An-

"Los Vaqueros de Ramona"

"Los Vaqueros de Ramona" is the official title of this picture, and although we're no great shakes at Spanish, we suspect that freely translated it means simply "Ramona and her Boy Friends." They appear at WLW at 5:15 p.m. on Monday and at 5:30 p. m. Wednesday. Ramona further demonstrates her versatility by singing some of her songs in Spanish, adding a linguistic ability to her talent for singing blues and playing the piano.

Ross MacLean Rose MacLean, young bari-

tone from Canada who achieved success on Broadway overnight by stepping into Everett Mar- shall's role in the "Scandals" when the star was ill, will be heard on the radio for the first time when he appears as guest artist with Nat BrusiloWs orchestra on the Nestle Choco- lateers program Friday (De- cember 11) at 8:00 p. m. over a WJZ - NBC network and WCKY.

MacLean will sing three tunes from the "Scandals,' as his con- tribution to the program. They are "That's Why Darkies Are Born," "The Thrill Is Gone," and "You Didn't Know the Music and I Didn't Know the Words."

TOUGH "I don't like the person who plays

Clem in your 'Jimmy and Grandad' sketch. \Vlty don't you fire him and get somebody else ?" wrote a listener to Pat Barnes who broadcasts every noon on an NBC-WJZ network. Pat doesn't know what to do now. He takes all the parts in the sketch him- self.

HOKUM P. T. Barnum built a great show

on Hokum. The Hokum trio are following in

the footsteps of the Master Show- man in their acts which go on the air several times a week from WCKY. Plenty of noise, pep, music, and nonsense are included with a novelty in Will Cole's tap dan- eine, and mad singing and saxo- phone playing.

Rudy Vallee will soon be seen in films again? He is making a series of "shorts" with his orchestra, at the Paramount Astoria studios.

geles. Russ later sang and played in the Roosevelt Hotel and in the Cocoanut Grove at the Ambassador Hotel. Then he had a try at talking pictures, appearing with Betty Compson, Lupe Velez, and Gary Cooper. Finally he opened his own club, the Club Pyramid in Los An- geles.

When he came east he went on the air over an NBC network on September 5. The next day the fan mail began to pour in.

Columbo is tall, dark, hand- some--and unmarried. He is one of radio's best dressed men. His personal interest is in opera and he has a private collection of every operatic work ever re- corded. The old Teutonic violin master's teaching has left its mark.

He sings now late at night over the NBC -WJZ network. Some think he sounds "exactly" like Bing Crosby.

TOO FAST NBC is trying to work out a way

to put an announcer and portable radio transmitter on one of the bob sleds that will swish around the 25 turns of the glare -ice course in the 1932 Olympic Games at Lake Placid, N. Y. The sleds travel 65 or more miles.

DAN_DEDDOE

Dan Beddoe, celebrated Welsh oratorio tenor, is singing with the Music Hall organ in the Alms and Doepke program on WKRC at 8:15 Sunday night. Beddoe is one of the most famous exponents of oratorio music and is a remarkable edi- tion to Cincinnati radio pro-1 grams.

Program Changes Are Made In This Week's Radio Dial

With 12 pages or more as its established size from this issue on, Radio Dial is able to make the one improvement for which its readers bave asked: programs for each day complete on one page. We hope you like it.

Although Radio Dial is p rimarily a Cincinnati publication, it has won

no many friends outsde of Cincinnati area, that the network programs have been elaborated to include outlets that can be heard by its readers away from the city.

To simplify the tuning of chain stations, the following log of network stations is given, with each chain headed by the New York station which broadcasts its programs: (Those marked take either NBC network.)

NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY WJZ, New York 760 ke. WMAQ, Chicago ........ 670 kc. KDKA, Pittsburgh ......... * KYW, Chicago 1020 kc. WEAF, New York....... 660 kc. WCKY, Covington 1490 ke. WENR, Chicago 870 kc.

*WENR, Chicago 870 ke. WGY, Schenectady 790 kc. WGAR, Cleveland 1450 ke. WHAS, Louisville 820 ke. WJR, Detroit 750 ke. WSAI, Cincinnati 1330 kc. WLW, Cincinnati 700 ke. WTA\I, Cleveland 1020 ke. WLS, Chicago 870 kc. WWJ, Detroit 920 kc.

COLUMBIA BROADCASTING COMPANY WABC, New York 660 kc. WFBM, Indianapolis ..1270 ke. KMOX, St. Louis 1090 kc. WHI{ Cleveland 1390 kc. WADC, Akron 1320 kc. WKRC, Cincinnati 550 kc. WBBM, Chicago 770 ke. WLAP, Louisville 1010 ke. WCCO, Miñ p'lis -St. Paul 810 he. WSPD, Toledo 1340 ke.

Kaltenborn's Friend Carries

On News Editing H. V. Kaltenborn's record of 1,583

broadcasts without missing an ap- pointment with the Columbia micro- phones, has been broken, but he didn't give up until he was ordered to the hospital for an operation. For two weeks he carried on from his bed in a hotel where a special microphone was installed for him. Robert E. Mae - Alarney, a friend of Kaltenborn, former newspaper man, journalism professor and managing editor of the Lads' Home Journal, is pinch hitting for Kaltenhorn in his broadcasts through WKRC at 7:30 p. m. on Tuesday and Thursday. Although MacAlamey never had been on the air, in his first broadcast he spoke ex- temporaneously, perserving the spon- taneity of the "editing the news" periods in which Kalteuborn has always spoken from a fete scribbled notes on a card index blank.

ARTISTIC TEMPERAMENT Even children have attacks of "ar-

tistic temperament" as Nila Mack, CBS director of children's programs, will testify. A fete days ago a young- ster appeared at Miss Mack's office, accompanied by her parents, and asked for an audition. The child's first request was that her parents leave the room, because she found their presence "dish -concerting." After a five - minute non -stop recitation, punctuated by exaggerated gestures, she suddenly caught sight of a glass bowl in which a solitary goldfish was swimming, at the moment, in the direction away front her.

"The fish isn't listening!" she ex- claimed, grabbing her hat and coat and leaving in a huff.

NEW TRIO The Rogers Musical Trio, harp,

violin and cello, is nosy on the NBC - WJZ network at 11:30 a. m. Mondays. It can be heard on WLW and KDKA, WENR, WGAR, WJR.

Frank Crumit of Blackstone Plan- tation broadcast fame says the most embarrassing moment of his life was when he discovered, after cursing his way through six holes of golf at the Audubon Club in New Orleans, that his partner, whose identity up to then had been unknown to him, was Bishop Thirkfield of the Louisiana Methodist Diocese.

The Landt Trio and White vocal- ists, who tell early morning risers how to get "On the 8:15" over an NBC -WJZ network, themselves "hit the deck" early. At 5:00 a. ne. their alarm clock sends thee.: leaping from the sheets. By 6:45 a. m. they are at the NBC New York studios re- hearsing. Promptly at 8:00 a. ne., 'On the 8:15" takes the air. Bob Burdette and Syd Ten Eyck, of \'LW, have been on an even worse schedule for a year or more.

Brad Browne, Radio "Nit- Wit,"

Joins Bakers

Bradford Br own e, banjo - strumming master of foolish- ness, succeeds Ray Perkins as master of ceremonies, or "Spare Baker," on the Fleischmann "Three Bakers" program Sun- day (December 6) at 7 30 p. m, on WLW and the WJZ -NBC network.

The change is being made because the Jergen Company ex- ercised an option on Ray's exclusive services for their new program at 6:30 Tuesday and Saturday nights on WLW and the WJZ -NBC network.

In Brad Browne, the "Three Bakers" have one of radio's most versatile performers, k n ow n most widely as producer and leading genius of the "Nit - Wits," He's a song - writer, script- writer on humorous sub- jects, announcer, banjo -player and singer, on occasion, of funny songs. Quite a record for one whose early education at Georgetown University, was in the solemn ways of the law.

The skit for Sunday is titled "The Three Bakers With Co- lumbus," "1492 Complete With Tubes."

TOO MANY John Philip Sousa, now broadcast-

ing for Goodyear every Tuesday night, received 1,372 letters and wires of congratulation on his recently celebrated seventy- seventh birthday.

4 RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 10, 1931. Eastern Standard Time

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A lions roar in the studios of the National Broadcasting Company is produced, not by a lion vocal chords, but with a bass viol bow drawn across a length o' hemp covered with rosin.

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The Royal Northwest Dismounted Police

By SYDNEY TEN EYCK

Our story tonight deals with that famed, easy riding, hard eating bunch of Saturday night bathers known as the great Royal North- west Dismounted Police.

Their incomparable history runs back thousands of years to the days of the great Pharaohs of Egypt. They were organized by the Ar- canadian government for the purpose of aiding criminals to wrap themselves warmly with large iron bars as a means of preventing hali- tosis on Thursday evenings when all is well along the Moneen.

Their chief weapons are powder puffs, nail files and scented lace bordered hankies.

Let us pee- k into a typical bunk- house of the Great Royal North- western Dismounted Police. Ser- geant Cuthbert Monteith is engaged in packing his traveling bag pre- paratory to being sent upon a dark and dangerous mission. The back of his neck is quite dark but not dangerous. He has been ordered by the commander of the post to bring back my great grandfather, Tar- baby TenEyck, who had run amuck in the great northwest and is wanted by the Arcadian government for questioning in regard to the proper method of preserving baked watermelon rind.

Stuffing an extra dozen pairs of silk pajamas into his light brown goat skin suitcase he gargles a quart of carbonated whale oil, parts his hair neatly in five places and dashes forth in quest of his pris- oner. The uniforms of the great Northwestern Dismounted Police are beautiful things, and as he strolled languidly through the great Arctic wastes the pale pink stripes along his trousers glinted and flashed in the sun like searchlights in a fog.

Sergeant Cu- thbert Monteith was noted as one of the bravest men on the force. Several years ago he had had the temerity to talk back to his mother -in -law in no uncertain fashion, Although badly beaten and scarred for life be had won a moral victory over the old battle -axe and had been immediately promoted to the rank of sergeant. According to the reports of bravery filed at the main office, he will be promoted to the rank of lieutenant if he man- ages to sneak away from home three more nights. This will probably take a long time, however, as he is still a bit dizzy in the region between his ears, resulting from the last unsuccessful attempt.

He walke- d 3000 miles the first reek and was beginning to get a

bit tired when word came to him by an Eskimo maiden riding a rein

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Working eediliously under cover, and hilariously fenoogel- ing, RADIO DIAL was able to induce Grandpappy Tarbaby Ten Eyck (otherwise known es Old Pop or Sydney) to hand over one of his famous "Royal North- west Dismounted Police" stories for the delectation of those of our readers who can't sit up late enough on Saturday nights to hear the Dopey Doodlesockers at 11:30 -end for those who don't get enough of Ten Eyck when they do sit up.

Being perfectly geloptiously generous (as Ten Eyek hee it) we include also the picture of El Ten Eyek.

deer with side saddle that the man for whom the was searching was in the next town and that assistance was badly needed. The great Tar- baby with his trusty six gun had already killed a dozen quarts and twice as many pints. Remember- ing the great motto of the dismounted police he surged forward with renewed vigor.

That motto, my friends, is that a Royal Northwestern Dismounted Policeman never gets his man. That's why Cuthbert was a Ser- geant. He'll be a General in later life because he couldn't even catch a cold wearing wet socks and sleep- ing in the gentle breeze of a Kansas tornado.

Two thousand miles later he ar- rived at his destination fresh as a last year's apple pie and strode boldly into town doing an admirable interpretation of an Ethiopian tap dance down the main street. Hear- ing a loud noise within the doors of the First Chance Saloon he smacked his lips three or four times, imitated the lonely call of a heart- broken land turtle, flung back the swinging doors and stood face to face with the man for whom he

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There's an encore never heard by the radio audience to that signature jingle with which Billy Jones and Ernie liare conclude the Interwoven Program over an NBS network on Friday nights. It is sung by the members of the orchestra after the final chimes ring, and consists only of the line: "Sox, sox, doncha forgetia your soxaphone."

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Nan Dorland, formerly of the stage, is Dore Mae, daughter in the "Keeping up with Daughter" programs WSAI and other "red" stations of the NBC networks broadcast at II o'clock Wednes- day mornings. She played with robert Edeson and Elsie Fergu- son in Los Angeles and also was the ingenue of several stock companies on the West Coast.

was searching. There was a dead silence, punctured only by the in. cessant Hammering of a riveting machine across the street. Then things began to happen.

The great Tarbaby downed an. other quart of pickling brine, wiped his chin with a frozen moose hide, and salt and pepper shakers started smacking against the wall like a dozen machine guns at target prac- tice. When the smoke of battle had cleared away, Sergeant Cuthbert Monteith was draped across a bar- rel of smoked herring holding a lily in one hand and a bag of golf clubs in the other. Great Grandfather Tarbaby was on his way to the oil fields of eastern Africa and another Royal Northwestern Dismounted Policeman had lived up to the code of honor and had failed to get his man.

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«« PROGRAM JOTTINGS »» Friday, December 4

5:00 p. m. WCKY. "Snowdrifts," OD the air every day at this time, is a new program presented by jack Snow, who gossips about letters from listeners, news of WCKY stars, new station policy, new NBC commercial and sustaining programs. Snow plans to introduce various radio celebrities during his period, and expects to disclose the "behind the mike" life in a broadcasting station.

9 p.m. WLW. The Maxwell House Cotton Queen Showboat has a sure 'nuff minstrel show aboard with Hink and Dink as end men. Hink and Ding also do a stunt with the Werk Bubble Blowers on WLW at 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays.

Saturday, December S 8 p.m. WLW. A burlesque ver-

sion of "Rip Van Winkle" will be broadcast on the Lavender network of the Irrational Broadcasting Com- pany as part of the Crosley Follies. Henry Thies plays the program.

_ 8:15 p. m. WCKY. The adventures

of Chico Pepino and his wife, at this time and on Tuesdays and Thurs- days, tell the story of two young Italians facing the world with $200 and a grocery store.

Mario Chamlee

Mario Chamlee, one of the world's foremost lyric tenore e nd former Metropolitan Opera star, will be guest artist with Lao Reisman and his orchestra on the Pond's program Friday (December 11) at 9:30 p.m. over WEAF -NBC network including WSAI.

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8:30 p.m. WLW. Digging back to the music files, the King Edward

Cigar Band will play "On Moonlight Bay" "Hindustan," "Jada" and "Last Night on the Each Porch."

Midnight. WLS (870 kc.). Bradley Kincaid, WLW's Kentucky Mountain Boy, can be heard at the end of the WLS Barn Dance every Saturday night. Bradley's theatrical appear- ances keep him away from WLW three weeks in the month, but his contract with WLS takes him back to Chicago every Saturday night for the Barn Dance frolic which begins at about II o'clock Eastern time. He probably will not be on WLW again until the week before Christmas, when he will be heard around 8 a, m. and 6 p. m. daily.

Sunday, December 6 6:30 p.m. WSAI (NBC). Rosa

Ponselle of the Metropolitan will sing familiar songs in the General Electric Twilight program.

7:16 p. m., WLW. The program of the annual Hanukkah Rally in Cin- cinnati will be broadcast under the aupices of the National Federation of Temple Brotherhoods. A short message will be given by Rabbi Abra- ham Feldman, of Hartford, Conn.; prayers over kindling the Hanukkah candles will be chanted by Theodore Gordon, of the Hebrew Union Col- lege; "Kindle the Tapers," by Schles singer, will be sung by the choir of the Isaac M. Wise Temple, under the direction of Miss Leah Fred. Similar Hanukkah Rallies will be held in many cities in the United States at the same time.

10:16 p. m. WCICY (NBC). "Thrillers," a "thrills and chills" series of mystery plays, rep laces "Harbor Lights."

Monday, December 7 8:30 p.m. WLW. The Hollings-

worth Hall slumber music will include selections from Romberg's "Blossom Time," Massenet's "Minuet," and Glazounow's "Pas Espagnole."

11:30 p.m, WLW. "Little Brown Bulls," "Moose Meat," and other dramatic ballads of the lumberjacks of the Northwest will be sung in the WLW Fanfare program dedicated to Seattle, Wash. Some of the ballads, germaine to the woodcutting regions of the West, have been written down for the first time in preparation for the program. A vocal chorus will sing the "Bear" song, official rally tune of the Seattle Chamber of Com- merce.

Tuesday, December 8 8:30 p.m. WLW. Patrick Hen-

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10 p. m. WCKY (NBC). Russ Colombo and his "Golden Voice" will be heard for the first time in the new Listerine program.

Wednesday, December 9

2 p. m., WKRC (CBS). A dra- matization based on "Russian and Ludmilla" will be presented to school children by the American School of the Air. The basic tory of "Russian and Ludmilla," the inspiration of Glinká s opera, goes far back into the folk -lore of Russia. but it is generally known today as one of the best works of Alexander Pushkin, the famous Russian poet.

9:30 p. m. WKRC (CBS). "The Heaven -Sent Witness" by J. S. Flet- cher, well -known English mystery writer, will be dramatized by the Eno Crime Club. In a lonely part of the Lancashire moor stands the Game - cok Inn, whose landlady is found one day brutally murdered. Evidence points to the guilt of an itinerant photographer named Borrett, but an unexpected witness appears, whose testimony throws a different light on the tragedy and leads to: solution.

10 p. m. WKRC (CBS). Irene Bordoni, French musical comedy ac- tress, will be guest artist on the Vitality Personalities program.

Tbursday, December 10

9:45 a.m. WLW. Mildred May- berry, head of the Domestic Arts Guild of Cincinnati, introduces a new woman's hour feature titled "What's New." The Guild has a membership of some 55,000 Cincin- nati housewives.

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1 00-11m Blake Radis Cam.. (NBC) 1 10-Dr. Royal R Copeland (NBC) 1 :50- Ntioa1 Home Your (NBC) 1 c5 -Larve, Program (NBC) 11:00 -Meek Appreela°o. (NBC) boon ro 12:13 -0. E. Ilora< Circle (NBC) 12 SO to 1:00 -Lire Stock Report. 000- Womañ. Radio Review (NBC) 4:00 -Bat, Moore Decorating Talk (NBC) 4.1 S.-Croaky Dealer: Salute 4 30- Pecorda 0:50 -Odes Motto 0 45-Recorda { :30 -Talk by Alice Richard 0:05 -Tits Stebblo Boy. (NBC) 7.00 -Record 7:10- CmpbeB Soup Orchestra (HOC) 7 :I0 -Ponta Alan Program (NBC) 7:45 -Trials of the Goldberg. (NBC) 000- -Cities Service Concur (NBC) 6.00- CUcouot Club (NBC) 0:30- Pond Dance (NBC)

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4

WFBE (250m, -1200 kc.) 7 00 A. M -Brnk of D, 7:15- Muucal Clock 0:13- 13irthday Party 0:30 -)(mac Shopping Tour 0:00 --Our Ddy Thought 0:15 -11, C. Gd.. organ r.01W 9.00- H.<niian Dreams

10:05 -Dort Bright Saying Program 10 ;20- String Ensembles 10:55- WFBE.RKO Theatre Party 10:50 -Mrs Evans* Qntion and Answer. 11:00 -Shopping with Berm and Bob 11:15 -Morning Serenade 11:50- Houseseicei Frolic 11:05 -Dry Ridge Heslth Hints Noon- Around rho Tow. 12:50 P. M. -How It Beg. 12:45- Luncheon Musicale

1 :00-Around the Clock I :13-Story Telling Tie, 1:30 -Slumber Song 2:00 -Novelty Hot« 2:15- Vrl<y 2:50 -Mood. in Blue 3:05 -Victor Salon Orchestra s 00-With Lawrence 1:15-Garden ody 3:50 -Adelaide Ap).). )

pianist :05 -Sill R<itb' Panther.

4:00 -With Sing Crsby 4:15- Julius Monk 4:30-Audrey Gillespie 4:05 -Bertha bllathers and Mn. A. Hahn 3:00 -Central Vine Stret Business Men 3:15 -Tb. Pl,. ,.' Club 3:30 -A :sedated Dcnthta Program 3:05 -Spot+ Pro{nm 5:00 -Julio sein 5:13 -Jack Tucker and Ben Frank 0:30- 5on.da Sport. Forecaster 11:55-Little Black Joe O :03- Berning Ford Tr..clogue 7:00 -Dinner Dance Music 7:15-Put Question Boa 7:30 -Sport Review

7:45 -Vine Street Foot Clinic 0:00 -Hub Clothing Play<n 6:13- Newport FI «nec Prop= O :30- Covington and Hersh (Hurl.) O :45- Evening Stan 9:00 -Luckey Boy<

9:13 -Dane. Time 9:50 -Wrestling Matches

10:30 -Dr..m Fantasy

WKRC (545m. -550 kc.) 6:05A II -Sunrise Worship 7:40 -Gladys Carron, Organist 5:00 -Roland Gaines Momrain Ranges

g :15 -Pyol Program [:50- Stud.o 5:45 -Th Old Dutch Gal (CBS) 9:00- H.Den Hot Water Heats 9:15 -Tb. Commutas (CBS) 9:30- Consolidated Merchants' Program

10:00 -Ono) Feature .CBS) 10:17- Wom.o' Hou- Tremkn< Hilly 10:43 -Don and Berry (CBS) 11:00- Rb,thm Kings (CBS) 11:15 -Ida Bailey Allen (CBS) 11:50 -Melody Panda (CBS) 11:45 -3sne Grey, Kampf Jeoda Artist. Noon -Blackberry Dude. 12:15 P. M -Coldls Tenor 12:30- Cincinnati Merchant: Program 1:00- PWt <U< Vrietes (CBS) 1:15 -Julia Hayes, Household Hints 1145- Sycnol Program 2:00- Cincinnati Trod, School Program 2:15- Burck.Bvu Organ Melodies 2:50 -American Sob.) of the Air (CBS) 5:00- Vi.Zo, Organ Program 5:15 -Governor Ritchie (CBS) 3:30 -G S Frogram 5:45 -Radio Television Institute 4:00 -Tout. 4:13 -Light Opera Cents (CBS) 4:50 -Webb Fu.) Singer 4:45 -Studio 5:00 -A. O. Rust -Happy F «t 5:15 -Studio 5:50 -Uncle 0111e'. Seem( Gang (CBS) 3:45 -Hub Clothing Company Musicale 6:00 -Sports: Stocks 5:13 -Big Store Santa Claus 6:45 -Announcement 7:00- Wrigley -Myrt and Marge (CBS) 7:13 -Como -Bing Crosby (CBS) 7:50 -Baker Bar-Boswell Sister. (CBS) 7:45 -Camel Quarter Hour (CBS) 6:00 -R. B. Clotbe.. -Grab Bag Bon 6:15 -Single Sem, Barbesol Man (CBS) 6:50 -Much of Time (CBS) 9:00 -Regal Radio Reproduction (CBS) 9:15 -Liberty Maguine Program (CBS) 9:41- Friendly Five Footnotes (CBS)

10:00- Pillsbury Pageant (CBS) 10:50 -Four Clubmen (CBS) 10:45 -Tours 11:00 -Gruen Answer Man 11:05 -Weather; Sport. Review I I:13 -Pyol Program 11:50 -Fat CUBA and Hia Gang

311e1 n Witt -Art Krueger Orch. (CBS) )2:50- Shlp' Cafe Orchestra (CBS)

W CKY (202m. -1490 kc. ) 7:00 A. M.-Alarm Clock Melodies

7:30 -Band Selection. 0:00 -Kentucky Mountaineer 1:13 -Morning Devotion. (NBC) 4:30.- Cheerio (NBC) 0:00 -Waluq Old and New

9:50 -Cumberland Crooners 9:45 -Tuno in Blu 10:00 -Ray Perkins (NBC) 10:15 -Dr. Copeland (NBC) 10:50-Classic Hou 11:00 -Mess Appreciation Hour (NBC) Noon -Philos. Program 12:13 P. M.- Luocbenn Concert 12:23 -Li.. Stock Market Report 12:30 -Form and Home Hou (NBC) 1:50 -Organ Melodies 2:00 -Popular Dance Tun« 2:50-Music Masten 5:00 -Siesta Musicale 3:13 -Matinee Melodies 5:45- Hwuin Reveries 4:00 -Rhyme and Rhythm 4:15 -Stara of Today 4:50 -Logan Rogan 4:45 -"Snow" Drift. 3:00 -Lea Bud and Joe

3:15 -Sunset Meandering. 3:45 -Lena Pope, soprano

6:00 -Story Book Hour 6:50 -Twilight Organ Memories 0:51 -Ayer Hews Flash

7:00 -Arno. 'n' Andy (NBC) 7:15- Hodbire Brothers 7:50 -Phil Cook (NBC) 7:43 -Italian Serenader. 0:00- Hcstic Chocolate . (NBC) 1:50 -Eat) Arnold's Orchestra 9:00 -Interwoven Pair (HBC) 9.50-Tommie and Willie

10:00 -Paul Whiteman'. Painter. (HBC) 10:50 -Clara. Lu and Em (NBC) 10:43-Affiliated Products Program (HBC) 11:00 -Vincent Lopes Orchestra (HBC) 11 :I3- Hoedowoer If :4S to Midnight -Cumberland Cr000<n

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tlldnlalt4 -Rum Columbo. song. WJZ kdk weir went -Bert Hernie'. Orchestra WAB -Ralph Kirin , tenor. WEAF

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10:00 -Mrs. Blake s Radio Column (NBC) 10:15 -Oklahoma Cowpuncher. 10:90- Records 11 :30-Live Stock Reports 11:15- Records Noon -Sign off

1:45 -Navy, vs. Pennsylvania (NBC) 3:30- Dancing Melodies (NBC) 1:00- Records 1 :15-Crosley Dealers Salute, 4:30 -Record. 5:00 -Southern Singers 5:30- Records 6:00 -Oxford- Harvard Debate from Lon-

don and New York (NBC) 6:30 -Mr. Bones and Co. (NBC) 7:00 -Nick Lucas (NBC) 7:15-Laws That Safeguard Society (NBC) 7:30 -Prince Albert Program (NBC) 745- Trials of the Goldbergs (NBC) 6:00- Maxwell House Dixie Ensemble 8:30 -National Education Talk (NBC) 9:00 -Pryor's Goodyear Band (NBC) 9:30 -Club Valapar (NBC)

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1 :00-Around the Clock 1:15 -Story Telling Time 1:30 -Day Dreams 1:45 -Chas. Daunt, tenor 2:00 -Hy C. Geis, organ recital 2:15 -Harvey Harding, piano 2.30 Miniature Concert 2:15 -Two Irish Hoye 3:00- Variety 3:13- Forgetmenote 3:15 -Ellen Laib and Amy Lee 1 00 -Male Quartet 1:15- Afternoon Dance Melodies 4:30 -Audrey Gillespie 1:15 -Bertha Markers and Mrs. A. Hahn 5:00 -Central Vine Street Business Men 5:15 -The Pirates' Club 5:30 -Musical Appreciation for Children

by Lucille Jenkins 5:45- Murdoch Williams 6:00 -Moods in Blue 6:15 -Jock Tucker and Ben Frank 6:30- Sonada Sport. Forecaater 6:35- Variety 6:15- Berning Ford Travelogue 7:00- Dinner Dance Music 7:15 -Post Question Box 7:30 -Sports Review 7:45 -Vine Street Foot Clinic 8:00 -The Mansion Dance Orchestra 8:30- Esther Covington and Jack Hirsol 8:15- Evening Stare 9:00 -Luckey Boys 9:15 -With Paul Whiteman 9:45 -Hy C. Geis, organ recital 9.30- Reveries

10.00 M ' D O h tr 10:30 -Dream Fantasy

1WKRC (545m. -550 kc.) 6:15 A. M.- Sunrise Worship

I 7:45- Gladys Cation, organist 8:00- Roland Gaines Mountain Rangers 8:15 -Pyol Program 8:30 -Studio 8:45 -Tour announcement 8:50 -Studio 9:00- Vim -Freddie Miller 9:15 -Hub Clothing Co. Musicale 9:30 -Consolidated Merchants' Program

10:00-Woman's Hour- Tremlette Tully 10:30 -Adventures of Helen & Mary (CBS) 11:00 -Julia Hayes, Household Hints 11:30- Studio 11:15 -Pyol Program Noon- Vi -Zoy Request Program

12:15 P. M.- Coldlax Tenor 12:30 -Cincinnati Merchant¡ Program 1:00 -Hotel Taft Orchestra (CBS) 1 :15-Football Souvenir (CBS) 1:30- Pennsylvania vs. Nary (CBS) 4 :30-Webb Fuel Singer 1:45 -Spanish Serenade (CBS) 5:00 -Eddie Duchina Orchestra (CBS) 5:15 -Radio Television Instituto 5:30- Cincinnati Trade School 5:15- Tropic -Aire, Football Scores (CBS) 6:00 -Sport Review; Stocks 6:15 -Big Store Santa Clama

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MI d night -Cliff Burns Orchestra

12:30 -St Morita Orchestra (CBS)

W CKY (202m.- 1490kc. ) 7:00 A. M. -Alarm Clock Melodies 7 :30-Hawaiian Melodies 8:00- Kentucky Mountaineer 8:15- Morning Devotions (NBC) 8:30 -Cheerio (NBC) 9:00 -Waltzes, Old and New 9:15 -Tunes in Blue 9:30 -Cumberland Crooners 9:15 -Hawaiian Melodies

10:00 -Willies Music School 10:45 -Classic Hour 11:15 -Musical Novelties 11:30 -Songs From the Mountains Noon- Philges Melodies 13:15 P. M.- Tuneful Topic. 12 :25-Live Stock Quotations 12:30 -National Farm and Home (NBC)

1:30 -Piano Novelties 2:00 -Dance Tune, 2:15 -Moods Indigo 3 :00-Siesta Musicale 3:15 -Matinee Melodies 3:15- Hawaiian Reveries 1:00 -This un That 1:15 -Stars of Today 1:30 -Logan Rogers 1:15 -"Snow" Drifts 5:00 -Sunset Meandering, 5 :30-jimmy Eldred 5:45 -Lucille Fox 6:00 -Story Book Hour 6:30 -Twilight Organ Reveries 6:55 -Ayers News Flash 7:00 -Amos It' Andy (NBC) 7:15 -Tastyeast Jesters (NBC) 7:30- Showboat Hoye 7:45 -Hollywood Nights (NBC) 8:00 -Hokum Trio 6:15-Kentucky Mountaineer 8:30 -Earl Amold'a Orchestra 9:00 -Sun dodgers 9:30 -Audition Nite on the Air

10:00- Cuckoo (NBC) 10:30 -Clara, Lu and Em (NBC) 10:45- HOedowners 11 :15-Kapuea Huwalian. 11:15 -Dukie Markum 11:30 -Rudy Vallee Orchestra (NBC) MI d night- Midnight Frolic

WLW (428m.-700 kc.) 6:30 A. M.- International Fiddlers 7:00 -Physical Exercl.e. 7:15 -Happiness Kid. 7:30 -Arthur Chandler, Jr., organ 7:45 -jolly Bal and Jana (NBC) 8:00 -Morning Devotions 8:15- Sunblyde (NBC) 8:15 -Physical Exercises 9:00 -Girls' Program 9:10 -Organ and Vocal Solos 9:20 -Book News. 9:30 -Beautiful Thoughts (NBC) 9:15 -WLW Mail Beg

10:00 -Live Stock Reports 10:10 -Piano Solos 10:15 -A. & P. Orchestra 10:30- Colonel Goodbody (NBC) 10:15 -Oklahoma Cowpunchers 11:00 -Organ Program, Arthur Chandler,

junior 11:15-Elliot Brock, violin 11:30 -Live Stock; River; Weather 11:55 -Time Signala Noon -Governmental Glimpses, Oil he rt

Bettman 12:15 P. M. -Pat Barnes (NBC) 12:10- Gihaon Orchestra, Iahem Jones 12:15- National Farm and Home (NBC) 1:31 -Beanie Cummins Orchestra 2:00 -WLW Talent Bureau 2:30- Organ, Arthur Chandler, jr. 3 :00-Plantation Days 3:30 -Three Doctors (NBC) 3 :15-Sisters Three 4'00 -A. & P. Orchestra 1:36- Seckatary Hawkins 5:00 -Crosley Dealer. Hour 5 :30-Little Buster Parade 5:15 -Little Orphan Annie (NBC) 6:00 -Old Man Sunshine 5:15 -The Chatter 6:30-Bernie Cummins' Orchestra 6:45 -Lowell Thoma

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WMAQ -Jack Miller. WABC -Prince Albert Quarter Hour.

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WSAI (2 ?5m. -1330 kc.) 2:13 P. M -Sunday Bright Spot (NBC) 2 .30- Sermonerte and Hymn Time 3:00 -Wayne King Orchestra (NBC) 3:30 -National Religious Services (NBC) 4:00- Ploraheim Frolic (NBC) 1:30 -The Wander Program (NBC) 3:00 -The Cosmopolitan (NBC) 3:30 -Genera) Electric Program (NBC) 6:00- Cerhalie Hour (NBC) 6:30 -Through the Open Glas (NBC) 7:1t -Jolly Time Revue (NBC) 7:30 -Iodent Club of the An (NBC) 8:00 -Chue e Sanborn (NBC) 9:00 -"Our Government" - David Law.

rence (NBC) 9:I5- Alhum of Familiar Music (NBC) 9N5-The Buick Program (NBC)

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Network Programs

5,30 F. M.- Barmdale Musical Memories (CBS) km. weed

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-fiowerd Dandies WABC -Through the Open Glas. WEAF

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7:13- Dehlort Trio. Ins:rumeotd. WJZ and Oscar. WABC wkrc

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7:30 -The Three Bakers WJZ kdka wear wjr wlw kyw whoa

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WFBE (250m. -1200 kc.) 8:00 A. M. -Break of Day 8:30- Canceri Hour 9:13- Blrtbday Parry Program 9:30 -1 on:to:ion to the Waltr 10:15 -Dry Ridge Health Hints 10:30-Vocal Varieties 10:15- Berning Ford Travelogue 11:00 -Excepts from the Opens 11:30 -Our Thought for Today 11:15 -Morning Melodies 1213 F M -Galvano end Cortez 12:30 -UPA Tbatre 12 15-Luncheon Melodic. I:00- Jewish Hour 1:15 -Mrs. Hahn and BeilSe Houlltoa I :30 -JuSue Monk 1:15 -Around the Clock 2.00-James A. Dorsey 2:13 -Tbe Oriole 2:30 -Bill Reith'e Cincinnati Panthers 3:00 -Ralph Finkston 3:15 -John McCormack Concert 3:30- Beyond the Morison 3:13-Male Quartet 1:00 -Tea Dance 4:30 -Lawrence Tibbeto Concert 1:15 -Poet Symphony Hour 3:13 -Mrs. Lloyd Hoch., Book Review 6:00- Twilight Reveries 6:30- Church Federation Hour 7:00 -Emma Methvin 7:13 -With the Scouts 7:30 -Sports Review 7N5 -Old Time Fights -Harry Hartman 0:30 -Mansion Demo Orchestra 9:00- Evening Stan 9:30 -Novelty Notes 9:45- Rachmanina0'e Concert 10:00 -Mansion Dance Orchestra 10:30 -Dream Fantasy

WKRC (545m. -550 kc.) 6:13 A. M -Sunrise Worah(p 9:00 -God's Bible School

10:00 -Watchtower Program 10:15 -Jim Lightfield'e Veteran Civic Hour 10:35 -Services from First Church of

Christ Scientist Noon -American Legion Program

1:00 F.M. -Jewish Community Program 1:30 -Automotive Parts -Happy Repair-

er (E. T.) 1Y5- Venid. Program (CBS) 2:00 -Eight Son. of ES (CBS) 2:30 -Columbia Church of the Air (CBS) 3:00 -New York Philharmonic (CBS) 3:00 -Ren. Donald Grey Barnhouee (CBS) 3:30 -Xavier. 20 Minutes of Good Reading 6:00 -Chicago Koighto (CBS) 6:13 -Sparto Review 6:30 -Tour announcement, 6:45-Arch Preserver Band

7:00 -The World's Bueinese (CBS) 7:15 -Charlie and Oscar (CBS) 7:30- Ludeo'e Novelty Orchestra (CBS) 8:15 -Alma & Doepke: Den Beddoe 8:15 -Dan Beddoe, tenor

0Y5- Angelo Farei- "Your Chid" (CBS) 9:00 -Streit Slumber Program 9:30- Romancee of the Sea (CBS)

10:00 -Edna Wallace Hopper Show (CBS) 10:30- Horseshob Gardens -CSR Burs II :00 -Time: Weather; Sports Review 11:18 -The Gaucho. (CBS) 11:30 -Ben Bemie'a Orchestra (CBS) Mldnigbt. -Eddie Duchin'a Orcb. (CBS) 12:30 A. M -Hotel Atm. Orchestra

WCKY (202m.- 1490kc. ) Noon- Sparkiet. (NBC) 12:15 F. M.- Kentucky Mountaineer 12:30 -Ballon Mountain Men (NBC) 1:00 -Organ Music 1:30 -Randall Pryer, tenor 1:43 -Fop Concerta (NBC) 2:15 -Careless Love (NBC) 2:30 -Art Club Concert

3:00 -National Youth Conference (NBC) 3:30- WeldortAstoris Organ (NBC) 4:00- Familiar Hyms 1:13 -Lemon'. HawaSana 4:43-Seeder. Trio 3:00 -Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick (NBC) 3:30 -JuSua Monk, Pianist 3:15 -Lucille Fos, blues singer

6:00- Sundodgen 6:30- Maurico Thompson, baritone 6:13- Kepuia Hawaiians 7:00 -Willie Overland Program (NBC) 7:15-Lena Fop,, soprano

7:30 -College 01 Murk Concert 0:00- Femling Trio 0:30 -Earl Arnold'. Orchestre 9:00- Chuleoo 9:15 -Italian Sereaadee 9:30 -Medley Four

10:00 -Kentucky Mountaineer 10:15- Thrillers (NBC) 10:15-Hokum Trio 11:00 -Cumberland Crooners 11:15 -Earl Arnold'e Orchestra 11:15 -South Sea tsiandere (NBC)

WLW (428m. -700 kc,) 9:00 A. N.- Church Forum 9:30- Childred. Program (NBC)

10:00 -Organ, Arthur Chaodler, Jr.

10:05-River Report 10:30- Flddlera Three (NBC) 10:45 -Song for Today (NBC) 11:00- Ruuien Singera (NBC) 11 :30- Maroiog Musicale (NBC) 12:30 F. M.- Plantation Days 12:15 -Henry Thais Orchestre 1:15- Damrosch Symphony (NBC) 2:15- Cooeervatory of Music Recital

2:30 -Yeast Foamers (NBC) 3:00- Crosley Theatre of the Air 3:30- Crosley Roamios

4:00- League of Little Flower (WJR) 3:00- Shuron Musical Showman 3:30- Simonir Program (NBC) 6:00- Cindnoati Unemployment Concert

6:30 -The Chatter 6Y5- Vanity Fair Program (NBC) 7:00 -Bernie Cummioo Orchestra

7:15 -National Federation of Temple

Brotherhood

7:30 -The Three Baker. (NBC)

8:00 -Enna Jenick Melodies (NBC)

6:15 -Colliers Radio Hour (NBC)

9:1t -Beyuk Stag Ferry (NBC)

9Y5- Kaffee Hag Slumber Music (NBC)

10:15 -Gold Medal Express (NBC)

10:45-Variety: Three Musketeers

11 :00-Josef Cberniaveky Orchestra (NBC)

11:30 -Moon River

Midnight -Henry Thies' Orchatta , 1:00 -Barrio Cummins' Orchestra

EFFORTFUL Pat Barnes' daily "Jimmy and

Grand -dad" skit over an NBC -WLW network at 12 -16 a.m., requires a

script of 1200 words. Since he broad - eas13 six clays a week, the script each week runs from 6000 to 7200 words. Pat Barnes 3 the voice of his 20

characters, and writes his own con- tinuities

Bernie Cummine' orchestra is broadcaeting through W L W from the Netherland Plaza in Cincinnati, where they will spend a week or en,

Here'e what our demon re- porter dug up about him:

Has a John Barrymore profile smart dresser , married

to a New York heiress . their wedding was a social event .

gave up professional boxing to become a musician and today rates as one of America's most popular young maetsros with a great record of engagements to his credit . , .

Bernard Joseph Cumming better known as Bernie Curn- mins , born in Akron, Ohio, March 10, 1002 . . . one of 10 children parents both musical and of Irish extraction . , . Irish lineage eccounts for Bernie's pu- gilistic tendencies as a boy . . .

Educated in parochial school at Akron . parents decided that Bernie should go into priesthood.

Notre Dame hovered in offing but he never got there . father wanted him to become an insur- ance salesman , . Bernie tried it and then turned to professional boxing . fought as lightweight throughout Ohio and Indiana ,

gave up roped arena for theatrical career . . always could do a little hoofing and singing ... learned a

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Amos 'n' Andy (Charles J. Cor- rell and Freeman F. Gosden) have published a book: "Here They Are -Amos 'n' Andy." It's a collection of their scripts. Irvin S. Cobb wrote the preface.

William Burke (Skeets) Miller, NBS's midget director of special broadcast events, was rushing out of his office on the way to Lakehurst in anticipation of the Akron's first voy- age along the Atlantic seaboard

"Well," remarked Frank Singiser, announcer, as he observed Miller's rush. "I guess that will make you an- Akronism."

You 'll have to ask Mrs. Morton Downey (Barbara Bennett) to find the code Mort uses when he whistles the finale to the Camel Quarter Hour over CBS. That's really against the rules of the Federal Radio Commi3 sioo but they probably would never interfere with such delightful love messages.

Radio entertainers now have no ex- eu3e to complain of not knowing how they sound on the air since "Hack" Wilson, an NBC radio operator, turned out to be a mimic. He can

hot number or two and a new dance routine ... drifted to Chicago ...

Bernie's first professional en- gagement was as hoofer in Chi- cago at the old Parisian Palace .

vaudeville followed and then he was seized with a desire to direct a band . . be started his orchestra at Cincinnati in 1923 at a little place called "Toadstool Inn" ever since Bernie has felt a debt of gratitude to toadstools, although he never eats them . . .

Bernard Joseph's debut as a musician was beating a drum .

today be waves a baton . . . occa- sionally plays drums to keep prac- tice . . . nays to keep up in your profession these days.

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imitate almost all radio voices after hearing them once and does it so perfectly that few can distinguish the counterfeit

Nat Shilkret, NBC director and composer, has three brothers: Jack, Lou, and Fred. Each of the four is a pianist.

Ray Perkins, our demon columnist, recently decided to go "high -hat" on smoking and went in for mother -of- pearl tipped cigarettes. He gave them up pronto when he unsuccessfully tried to light the wrong end

With the recent marriage of Wal lace Butterworth in Montreal, only Charlie Lyon and Ted Pearson of the

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Jean Paul King, NBC announcer, is now almost half -way through his first novel. (The first novel authored -not read.) "It may not be good." says Jean, "but at least it will be sensational."

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WSAI (225m, -1330 kc.) 6.00 A.M. -Gene and Glenn (NBC) a;IS- McCormick *. Fiddler. ¡:45- Recorda 8:15 -Oda. Maddox, guitar 9.50- Record.

10:00 -M .. Birke. Radio Column .NBC) 10:15 -Dr. Royal S. Copeland (NBC) 10:50- Records 10:45 -Organ Program 11:00- McCormlek'a ON Time Fiddlers 11:50 -Record. Rosin to 12:15 -G. E. Home Circle (NBC) 12:S0 P. M. to 1:00 -Live Stock Report. ]:00- Woman. Radio Review (NBC) 4:00 -Recorda 1:15 -Crosley Dealer.' Salute 4:30- Reemda 4:45- Minnabelle and Chick 5:00 -Crosley Singers 3:30 -Odas Maddox, guitar 3:15- Record. 6:50- Everyday Poem. by George ElWloo 6:45 -The Stehhin. Boy. (NBC) 7:00 -Vermont Lumberiaeka (NBC) 7:15 -Campbell Soup Orchestra (NBC) 7:30 -Prince Albert Program (NBC) 7:15 -Trola of the Goldberg. (NEC) 8:00 -Maxwell Hou. Dixie Ensemble S:30 -Volte of Firestone (NBC) 9:00 -A. d P. Dance Gypales (NBC) 9:30- General Motors (NBC) 10:00 -True Story Program (NBC) 10145 -Crosley Auto Stokers Quartet 11:00 -Record.

Network Programs

6500- Raising Junior, WJZ sager kyw -Waldorf- Astoria Empire Room O cheats. WEAR tram wenr weky

whoa 6:15 -Don Bigelow Orchestra. WABC

wade wlap kmoa -Amerienn T.apayer. League. WIZ

wear 6:30 -Don Bigelow Orchestra. WABC

weep weber -The Lone Wolf Tribe (CBS) -To be n

n pounced. WRAF

6:15 -Stebbins Boys. WEAF orgy errem saw)

-Bela end Dunn. WABC wapd who wilier

-Literary DIRen Topic. in Brief. WJZ w(w kdka

-Little Orphan Annie (NBC). WENR

7:00 -Amos 'ti Andy. WJZ kdka wear wjr whir way

-Myrt and Merge. WABC wkre wapd kmox

-Vermont Lumber leeks. WEAF wear orgy wow) wmi wenr

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-Creme -Bing Crosby. WABC wade whk wait wapd

-Taaly.n Jurer.. WJZ rocky kdka 7:50 -Phil Cook. WJZ wenr weer kdka

-The Boswell Sisters. WABC wade whk wkre weeo kmoa

-Baker Program. WABC -Prince Albert Quarter N o e r.

WEAF 7:45 -The Goldberg,. WEAF wry otam

r.rl weal wenr -Stebbins Boys (NBC) BY -Camel Quarter Hour. WABC

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L -Waves of Melody. WJZ rocky Fr 8:00 -Archer Gibson, organ. WIZ wjr

-Soeonylend Sketches. WEAF orgy -The Columbiana. WABC wade

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wkre weed nether weeo kmox 8:50 -Voice of Firestone. WEAF orgy

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-Death Valley Days. WJZ vets kdka wRar

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-A. ri P. Gensler. WEAF very saw,

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9:15 -The Metrono(Itans. WABC one wend wisp k -Oe

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RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 10, 1931.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 7

WFBE (250m. -1200 kc.) 7:00 A. M. -Break of Day 7:15- Musical Clock 8:55 -Bin itchy Party 8:50-Enna Shopping Tour 9:00 -Our Daily Thought 9:15 -11y C. Gela. organ 9:45 -Hawaiian Dream.

10:05 -Dol; Bright Saying Program 10:20 -String Ensemble 10:55- WFBE-R %O Theatre Parry 10:30 -Mrs. Ev.na 11:00- Sboppro¢ with Beep and Bob 11 :I5- Morning Serenade 51:50- Hou.ewiv.' Probe 11:45 -Dry Ridge Health Hint. Noon -Mound the Town 12:50 P. M. -How It Beg. 12:45 -Luncheon Musicale 1:00- Around the Clock I:I5 -Story Telling Time 1:45 -Slumber Song. 2:00 -Kate Sm(tb Smiles 2:15 -Vericry 2:15 -Afternoon Dante Probe 3:15 -Jugu. Monk 3:50 -Ted Levi. Dance 3.15 -Memory Lane 1 00 -Voice of the String. 4:30 -Frank and Larry 4:15- Mu.len1 Interlude 5:00-Central Vine Street Business Men 5:15 -The Pirate,/ Club 3:50- A.oeiated Dentists 5:15- Daneent 6:00 -Little Black Joe 6:15 -Jack Tucker and Ben Frank 6:50 -Show Windows -Frank Aston 6:15 -Berating Ford Travelogue 7:00 -Dinner Music 2:15 -Post Question Boa 7:S0 -Spora. Review 7:15 -Juge. Sien 8:00 -Hub Clothing Co. Players 8:15 -Newport Finance Program 8:30 -Covington and Hersh 8:45 -Ben Bernie's Blurb. 9 :00-Luckey Boys 9:15 -Trio Singer. 9:50 -Reveries 10:00 -WFBE Vaudeville Show 10:30 -Dream Panto.

WKRC (545m. -550 kc.) 6:43 A. M.- Sunrise Worship 7:45-Gydyr Caron. Organist 8:00 -Roland Gainer Mountain Rangers 8:15 -Pyo( Program 8:50 -Studio 8 5-The Old Dwell Girl (CBS) 9:00 -VOe- Freddy Miller 9:30- Couogd.ted Merchants' Program

10:05 -Woman Hour- Tremlette Tully IO:SO -Art Dry Cleaners 10:45 -Major and Minor (CBS) t1 :00- Morning Moods (CBS) 11:50 -Anne Luar (CBS) II:15 -Jane Grn end "Kempf. rie ' - -I:r,

Artiste Neon -Blackberry Dudes 12:15 P. M.- Coidiax Tenor 12:50 -Cincinnati Moeb.nte' Program I:00- Brownstone Program (CBS) 1 : I 5-Tours 1:30 -Juge Hayes. Household Hints 2:00 -Singing Vagabond (CBS) 2:15 -Brock -Bauer Organ 2:50 -American School of the Air (CBS) 3 :00-VI -toy Program ]:IS -Salon Orehear. (CBS) 3 :50 -Arthur Jarret (CBS) S:15 -Sam Prager, pl.nise (CBS) 1:00 -Cincinnati Trade School Program 1:15 -Studio

4 :50-Webb Fuel Singer 4:45 -Anises Recital (CBS) 5:00 -A. O. Run -happy Feet 5:15 -Radio Television lnnitpte 3:50 -Uncle 011ie %remel Gang (CBS) 5:45 -Hub Clothing Musicale O:55 -Sports Review; Stocka 6:15 -Big Store Santa Claus 6:45 -Studio 7:00 -Wrigley -Myrt and Marge (CBS) 7:15 -Cremo -Bing Cr.. (CBS) 7:50 -Baker Bar -Boswell Sisters (CBS) 7:45 -Camel Quarter Hour (CB ") 8:00 -R. B. Gomes -Gras Bag Boys 8:15 -Single' Sam, Barbaro( Man (CBS) 8:50 -Kate Smith, La Paling (CBS) 8:45 -Old Wurrburg Malt Program 9:00 - Vapes -Mill. Bros. (CBS) 0:15 -Provident Bank Program 9:30 -An Evening in Par(. (CBS)

10:00 -Guy Lombardo Panatella Orches- tra (CBS)

10:30- Torcha Seidel. violin (CBS) 11:00 -Gruen Answer Man 11:05 -Time, Weather, Sports Review 11:15 -Pyol Program :1:50 -Pat Gillick and His Gang 311de1Blrt -Ben Bernie Orchestra (CBS)

WCKY(202m.- 1490kc.) 7:00 A. M. -Alarm Clock Melodke 7:](1- f(enweky Mountaneer, Little Jimmy 7:45 -Baod Concert 8:15 -Morning Devotion. (NBC) 8:50 -Cheerio (NBC) 0:00- Weiren, old and new 9:50 -Tun. in Blue

10:00 -Vo.l Verietin 10:55 -Dr. Copeland (NBC) 10:50 -Cl.ic Hom 11:116- hluaiea Novels'. II:aO- -Song. Prom the Mountain. Noon- Philgaa Program 12:15 P. M.- Luncheon Concert 12:25 -Live Srock Quotation. l2:30- National Farm and Home (NBC) 1:50 -Gen. W. Hill Pantry Tunes I :45-Organ Recital 2:00 -Kentucky Federated Wore.'

Clubs 2:15 -Mood. in Indigo 2:50 -Munie Maaten 3:00 -5ieat. Mu.(.le 3:15 -Matinee Melody. 3:15- Hewailan Reverie. 1:00 -- Rhythm. and Rhyme 1:15 -Stan of Today 1:30- Popelo Requests 5:00 -"Snow" Drift. 5:15 -Kentucky Mountaineer, Little Jimmy 5:50 -Story Book Time 6:00 -Tommy and Willie 6:30 -Late Dance Tune.; News 7:00 -Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) 7:15- Tarty.at Jester. (NBC) 7:50 -Phil Cook (NBC) 7:15 -Waves of Melody (NBC) 8:00 -Crinoline Girl (Alma Arberalr) 8:15-Malian Serenader. 8:50 -Mystery Drama, "UI1reVlolet" 9:00 -Tommy Ott, planln 9:15 -Louise Ryder, contralto 9:50- Sundodgcrs

10:00 -"Pour Aces," male quartette 10:15 -WCKY )(rakers 10:15 -Jean Field. 11:00 -Jell Davis, Hobo King 11:15- Cumberland Crooners II :30 -Rusa Colombo Orebestre (NBC) 11:45 -Lew While, organ (NBC)

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WLW (428m. -700 kc.) 6:50 A M.- lmernaslonet Fiddlers 7.00 -Physic el Exerciser 7:13 -H aptness Kids 7:50 -Organ, Arthur Chandler. Jr. 7:45 -Jolly Bill and Jane (NBC) 3:00- Morning Devotions

g I5- OLtshoma Cowpuncher 8:50 -Bissell Plck.up. (NBC) 6:45- Physical Exercises 9:00 -Rumford School of Cookery 9:15- Moaical Portrait 9:20 -Chlid Care-Dr. Ada Arlin 0:50 -Bea urge' Thoughts (NBC) 9:45 -Radio Folks 10:00 -LIve Stock Reports; Plano 10:15 -A, d P. Orchestra 10:50 -- Colonel Goodbody (NBC) 10:15 -Three Brown Bee. 11:00 -Elliot Brock. .loin recital 11;50 -Rogan Mudeel Trio (NBC) 11 :15 -River ; Weather; Tima Xoon_Happineaa Kid. 12:15 P. M.-Pat Barnes (NBC) I2:30- Gib.oe Oreheara. )sham Jay 12:45 -Markets; Live Stock Reports 1:00 -National Farm and Home (NBC) I:30-Bernie Cummlo. Orchestra 2:00 -Ohio School of the Air 5:00 -11. S. Marine Band (NBC) 1:00 -A. d P. Orchestra 4:50 -Organ Matinee 5:00 -Cbete with Peggy Winthrop (NBC) 3:1S-Lo. Vaquero. da Ramona 3:15 -Little Orphan Annie (NBC) 0:00 -Old Men Sunshine and Santa CU. 6:15 -The Chatter 6:30 -CrWey AutoStokera 6:15 -Lowell Thom. (NBC) 7:00 -Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) 7:15- Surowect Melodies 7:50- Var(ep: Seger Ellis and Band 7:15- Seiberling Rubber Program 8:00- Seeilln' Ed McConnell 8:50 -Hollingsworth Hag 8:15-Vickie Chemical Program 9:00 -Armco Bend 9:30 -Modal Dominoes (NBC)

10:00 -Korn Parable Program 10:15 -Bob Newhall Sports Slices 10:50 -Reel Folks (NBC) 11:00 -Van Camp NIgbt Cap 11:50 -WLW Fanfares 'lido lght -Bernie Cummins Orchestra 12:50 -I.bam Jones Orehenn

NETWORK PROGRAMS The billowing guffaw heard on the a cornet player in Billy Arut's tar- n :30- CMed

riguersh Orehears. "Three Bakers" programs Sundays) ahestra. He has no speaking part in -The Carnet Quarter Hour (CBS) 7:30 p. m. (WLW and NBC net- the skits. He was chosen to give the NOWO work) is contributed by Robert Effros, laugh after tests of all the featured -desae Crawford, erg., WRAP

.awj well -Three Doctor.. WJZ wjr w

11:45 -Lew White Ord. Recital. WIZ weer kdka

-Cab Calloway'. Orchestra. WEAF wcy ever) well

-George Olsen Oreh.o-.. WABC M1dnI 1-B en Bernie Orchestra. WABC

wire wfbm weco -Earl Hines Orchestra. WEAF well -Mildred Bailey nod %inert Jester..

WJZ kdka segar wjr wenr 12:15 A. M. -Peter Van Steedeo and Or-

chestra. WJZ -Adventures of Sherlock Rolm.

(NBC) 12:30 -Tweet Hogan Orchestra. WABC

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WSAI (225m. -1330 kc.) [:110 A. M. -Gene and Glenn (NBC) 11013- Oklahoma Cowpuncher 1513- Record.

.15 -Ochs Moddva, banjo 1:10- Recorda

10:00 -Mrs. Blake'..Ld(o Column (NBC) 10:15- Records 11:00 -"Yom CMId" - Dr. Ella Opp..

hanker (NBC) 11r15 -Rad)o Household Institute (NBC) 11:11- Record. R000--G. E. Home Circle (NBC) 11:15 P. M.- Record. 11:50 -Live Stock Reporta 1:00 -Organ Program. Connie Blinn 1:30- Rceord. 2:00- M,Cormiek Fiddlers 1015- Shuron Musical Showman 1:45 -WSAI Classical Hour 3:00- Woman. Radio Review (NBC) 4:00- Record. 4 :15- Croeley Dealers' Salute 4:30- Records 5:00 -Dave Roberts. banjo 1:15- Records 1:50 -What Happened to Jane (NBC) 5:45- Recorda 6:50 -Remington Rhythm Rounders 6:45 -The Stebbins Boy. (NBC) 7:00 -Midweek Hymn Time (NBC) 7:30 -Prince Albert Program (NBC) 7:45 -Tbe Trials of the Goldbergs (NBC) 8:00- B).ekatone Plantation (NBC) 1:30-Goodyear Tire Program (NBC) 9:00 -McKesson Musical Magazine (NBC) 9:30 -Fuller Brush Man (NBC, 0:00 -Lucky Strike Dance (NBC)

11:00- Netherhnd Pb,,. Orchestra

Network Programs

1:00 P.M- WaidoriA for is °reheat a WEAF wr.m wen

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-National Security League. WABC wisp weco

-RalaingJunior. WJZ gar jr kyle 1511- R.me... Program. WJZ

-Peter van Sleeden and Orchestra. (NBC) WENR wgor

-Hotel Taft Orchestra. WABC wade wisp w

1:30 -Nick Lucas. WEAF -S.vannah Linen Orchestra. WJZ -Charlie and Oscar. WABC

1045- Pertusein Program. WABC whit Ivbbm

-Literary Digest Topics in Brief. WJZ kdko why

.-Little Orphan Annie. (NBC) -Swift Program. WEAF Ivey wdm

awl wen 7:00- MId.Week Federation Hymn Sing.

WEAF wool wjr -Amon 'n' Andy. WJZ

-wyrt and Marge. WABC wade k*e wend kmoa

7:15 -Cremo -Bing Crosby. WABC wade whit wkrc weak w.pd

-Gaytees Orchestra. WJZ nely weer 7:30 -Phil Cook. WJZ went

-Prince Albert Quarter Hour. WEAF wsai cagy wren

-Kdtenborn Edits the News. WABC exec whit wkrc wcah

-Southern Delries Orchestra. (CBS) 7:45 -Camel Quarter Hour. WABC

-The Goldberg.. WEAF weal cagy

-Back of the News in Washington. WJZ wohn

1:90- Armsnang Quakers. WJZ kdko wile wls wjr

-Blackstone Fl.r',tion, WEAF way -ewwj wane kyle

he Mills Brothers. WABC wade whir wand weep carom we co kmoa

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1:70 -Heel Hunen Harmonies. WJZ mob -Connie Boswell. WABC wade whk

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WEAF wry amen wwj eroi kyle what

:43- Gerardlne-Walter Winche0 Program. WABC wade whk wkrc wspd wowo wan kmoa

-Siren of the Skillet. WJZ kdko Ids

:00- 111eKe..on Mu.ieal hlagrine. NEAP way wtam wt.) caul w6 wine

-Houeehold Finance Program. WJZ kdko wmaq

-Ben Bernie Orchestra - Blue Rh. bon Malt. WABC wade whk wino wen

9:30 -The Fuller Man. WEAF Ivey snans mow) weal kyle

-Great Personalities. WJZ kdko agar wjr wlw wen

-Romances of the Sea. WABC wade whk wkrc wan wspd wowo toms

1e:00 -Lucky Shiite Dance Hour. WRAF re war) weal error whoa (on at

10:30) -Howard Barlow and Colorable Sym.

phony Orchestra. WABC wade wspd wisp wfbm

-Roes Colombo and Orchestra. WJZ war wit' weir,

0$:15 -Bavarian Peasant Band- WJZ 111:30- Clara. Ln end Em. WJZ kdko

wgor wjr kyle -Anbesone. WABC wade whk -Cool. Panleo Orrhenrs. WLBZ

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WFBE (250m. -1200 kc.) 7:00 A. M. -Break of Day 7:15 -Munul Clock 8:15 -Birthday Party 8:30 -Kau Shopping Tour 9:00 -Om Dady Thought 9:15 -Song Birds 9:30 -College Tunes 9:45 -Morning Melodies

10:05 -Dot: Bnght Saying Program 10:20 -Walt. Melodic 10:35- WFBE.RK0 Theatre Parry 10:50 -Sister Merv'. Kitchen 11:00 -Shopping with Betty and Bob 11:15 -Morning Serenade 11:30- Hou.ewivei Prole 11:45 -Dry Ridge Health Hints Noon- Around the Town 12:30 P. M. -How It Began 12:45- Luncheon Musicale 1:00 -Around the Clock 1:IS -Story Telhng Time 1:30 -Day Dreams 1:45 -Two Irish Bova 2:00 -Hy C. Geis. organ 2:15 -With the Bandmasters 2:30 -Ralph Pink.ton 2:45 -Afternoon Melodie. 3:00 -Pauline Guiding Ungar 3:15 -Novelty Note. 3:30 -Adelaide Apfel 3:45 -Song of the Strings 4:00 -Hy C. Geis. org.n 4.15 -Advanced French. Prof. Briol 4:30 -Blues Bu.rers 4:45 -The Winders 5:00 -Central Vfne Sheet Business Men 5:15 -The Pirates' Club 5.30 -Musical Interlude 5:45- Murdoch William. 6:00- Mu.iee1 Comedy Hits 6:15 -Jack Tucker and Ben Frank 6:30- Son.da Sport. Foreduter 6:35 -Variety 6:45 -Berating Ford Travelogue 7:00 -Dinner Dance Muele 7:15 -Post Question Boo 7:30 -- ,Sport. Review 7:45 -Vine Street Foot Clinic 8:C0- Mansion Dance Orchestra 8:30 -REO Albee Star. 9:00 -Luckey Boy. 9:15 -Western Hills Community Program 9:30- Dougla. Pinguely, bas.. 9:45 -Hy C. Gei., organ

10:00 -Mansion Dance Orchestra 10:30-Dream Fantasy

NETWORK PROGRAMS wgn wowo lethal eceo kmoa

-Slumber Mu.lc. WJZ -Amos 'e' Andy. (NBC) wmaq

wenr wh.e -Marion Hams. WEAF orgy mow)

11:15 -Jane Crawford. WEAF -Prince Albert Quarter Hour. (NBC)

whu -Literary Digest Topic. in Brief.

(NBC) wmaq -Jack Miller. WABC wade wend

wisp wowo lethal 11:30 -Leon Bel.. Orchestra. WABC

wcco -Camel Quarter Hour. (CBS) wowo

wgn -The Three Doctors. WJZ -Jack Denny and Orchestra. WEAF

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II:45 -Dram Pictures. WJZ wgor tag Wetir

-Nocoome Organ. WABC wade wand clap

ñlldnlahl- Romanell( and Orc heetr a. WABC wand w

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tra WIZ wgor 12:30 -Asbury Park Casino Orc h e.tro.

WABC areco -Hotel Waldorf.Artori. Dance Or. chat.. WEAF worm

I :00 -Hotel Bossen Orchestra. WABC 1:30- Roseland Ballroom Oreh. WABC

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WKRC (545m. -550 kc.) 6:45 A. M.-Sunrise Wnnhip 7:45 -Gladys Caron, Organist 8:00 -Roland Gaine. Mountain Rangers 8:13 -Pyol Program 6:30 -Studio 9:00 -Julia Hayes, Household Hints 9:50- Coe.olidated Merchants 10:00 -0400 Future (CBS) 10:18 -Woman. Hour- Tremlene Tully 10:45 -U. S. Navy Band (CBS) 11:15 -The Ambaseadon (CBS) 11:30 -Morning Min.trels (CBS) 11:45 -Bev Alley, tenor (CBS) Noon -Blackberry Dudes 12:15 P. M- Coi).a Tenor 2:30-Cincinnati Merchants 1:00 -Pabst -erre Varieties (CBS) 1:15 -Farm Network (CBS) 2:00 -Wyat Chemical Program (CBS) 2:11-Salon Orchestra (CBS) 2:30 -American School of the AG (CBS) 3:00 -Vi -toy Request Program 5:15 -Anne Leaf (CBS) 5:30 -Greve -off Program 3 :45-Tour. 4:00-Miriam Ray (CBS) 4:15 -Four Clubmen (CBS) 4 .30 -Webb Fuel Singer 4:45 -Phil Fisher's Orchestra (CBS) 5:00 -Hub Clothing Musicale 5:15 -Rodin Television Institute 5:30 -Cincinnati Trade School 5:45 -Weather; Sports; Stocks 6:00 -Big Store Sant. Claus 6:30 -Charlie and Oscar (CBS) 6:45 -Announcements 7:00 -Wrigley -Myrt end Marge (CBS) 7015- Cremo -Bing Crosby (CBS) 7:30- K.Irenborn Edits the News (CBS) 7:45 -Camel Quarter Hour (CBS) 8:00 -R. B. Clothe -Grob Bag Boys 8:15 -Abe Lyman'. Orchestra (CBS) 8:30 -L. P.fina -Koh Smith (CBS) 8:45- Genrdine- Walter Winchell (CBS) 9:00 -Ben Bernie's Blue Ribbon Malt

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10:00- Howard Barlow Symphony (CBS) 10:30 -Eddie Schoelwor -Tom Collins, Jr. 10:45 -Announcement. 11:00-Time; Weather; Sports 11:15 -Pyol Program 11:30 -Pat Gillick and His Gang Mldnlgh0- Romanelli's Orch. (CBS)

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WCKY(202m.- 1490kc.) 7:00 A. M. -Alarm Clock Melodies 7:30 -Kentucky Mountaineer. Little Jimmy 7:45- Hawaiian Music 8:00 -Organ Eye Openers 8:15 -Morning Devotion. (NBC) 8:30 -Cheerio (NBC) 9:00 -Waltzes. old and o 9:30 -Cumberland Crooners 9:45 -Tunes in Blue 10:00 -Vocal Varieties 10:30- Cl.eie Hour 11 :00--Musical Novelties 11:30 -Songs From the Mountain. Noon- Luncheon Concert 12:25 P. M.-Live Stock Quotations 12:30 -National Farm and Home (NBC) 1:30 -Geo. Hill Pantry Tones I :45-Piano Novelties 2:00 -Elinor Hurdle, dramatic reader 2:15 -Moods in Indigo 2:30 -Music Masten 5:00 -Siesta Musicale 3:15 -Matinee Mclodin 3:45- H.e.iion Reveries 4:00 -This un that 4:15 -Stare of Today 4:30 -Popular Requests 5:00 -"Snow" Drifts 5:15- Kentucky Mountaineer, Little Jimmy 5:30 -Story Book Time 6:00- Tommie and Willie 6:50 -Late Dance Tunes; Nev. 7:00 -Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) 7:15 -Julius Monk, piano 7:30 -Phil Cook (NBC) 7:45 -Back of Washington News (NBC) 8:00 -Faye Tarvin, recital 8:15 -Chico and Pepino 8:30 -Earl Arnold'. Orchestra 9:00 -Levu Pope, soprano 9:15 -Hokum Trio 9:30- Hoedowner. 10:00 -Russ Columbo Orchestra (NBC) 10:15- Hodshire Brothers 10:30 -Clara, Lu and Em (NBC) 10:45 -Paris Night Life (NBC) 11:00- Charlene 11:30 -Earl Arnold'a Orchestra

WLW (428m. -700 kc.) 6:30 A. hl -International Fiddlers 7:00- Phy-ical Eseroiaes 7:15 -Happiness Kids 7:30 -Organ Program, Arthur Cbaedler,

Junior 7:45- Jolly and Jane (NBC) 8:00-Morning Devotion. 8:15 -Oklahoma Cowpunchers 8:30- Bieself Pick-ups (NBC) 8:05 -Physical Eaercl.e 9:00- Fgshionette 9:15 -Recipes, Netherland Chef 9:30 -Beautiful Thought. (NBC) 9:05 -Premium Man

10:00 -Live Stock Report.; Plano 10:15 -A. & P. Orchestra 10:30 -Colonel Goodbody (NBC) 10:45 -Davis Mystery Chef (NBC) 11:00 -Mrs. A. M. Goudia (NBC) 11:15-Ramona 11:30 -Through the Looking Glass (NBC) 11:45- River; Weather; Time Noon- Tuxedo Entertainers 12:15 P. M. -Pat Barnes (NBC) 12:30- Gibson Orchestra, I.h.m Jones 12:45- Marken; Live Stock Report. 1:00 -National Farm and Home (NBC) 1 030 -Bcmic Cummins' Orchestra 2:00 -Ohio School of the Air 3:06- Crimelighra 3:30 -Three Doctor. (NBC) 3:05 -Varsity Quartet 4:00 -A. & P. Orchestra 4:30 -Organ Matinee 5:00- Mnitine Story Hour (NBC) 5:30 -Southern Singer. 5:45- Little Orphan Annie (NBC) 6:00 -Old Man Sunshine and Sant. Cl.u. 6:15 -The Chatter 6:30 -U. C. Educational Seri.. 6:45- Lowell Thom. (NBC) 7:00 -Amos '0i Andy (NBC) 7i15- Gaytees Orch.,Odette Myra! (NBC) 7:30 -Famous Bcautie. of Hlrory 7:45 -Isham Jon..' Orchestra 8:00 -Armstrong Quaker. (NBC) 8:15 -Vincent Lopez and hl. V.1voSoev 8:30 -Work Bubble Blower. 9:00 -Maxwell Hou.. Mu.ical Memorial 9:30 -Great Personalities (NBC)

10:00- Chevrolet Chronicle. 10:30 -Variety: Seger Ells and Bend 10:45 -Bob Newhall Sport. Slice. 11:00 -Van Camp Program 11:30 -Loa Amigos Midnight- Bernie Cummin. Orchestra 12:30 -Iahen Jones Orchestra

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WSAI (225m. -1330 kc.) 8:00 A. M. -Gene and Glenn (NBC) 8:15 -McCormick'. Fiddler, 8:45- Records 9:15 -Dr. Royal S. Copeland (NBC) 9:30 -Records

10:00 -Mn. Blake's Radio Column (NBC) 10:15 -Jane Grant'. Steero Hour (NBC) 10:50- N0tio0e1 Home Hour (NBC) 11:00- Keeping Up With Daughter (NBC) 11:15-Radio Household Institute (NBC 11:30 -Recorda Boon to 12:15 -G. E. Home Circle (NBC) 12:50 P. M. to 1:00 -Live Stock Reporta 3:00 -Woman's Radio Review (NBC) 4:00 -Mary Steele, contralto 4:15- Crodey Dealer.' Salute 4:30- Records 5:00 -Sam Wilson, baritone 5:15 -Recorda 5:25 -Civil Service Talk 5:30- Record, 6:30- Crosloy Auto- Stoker, 6:45 -The Stebbins Boys (NBC) 7:00- Records 7:15 -Campbell Soup Orchestra (NBC) 7:30 -Prince Albert Program (NBC) 7:45-The Trials of the Goldher-o (NBC 8:00 -Snoop and Peep (NBC) 8:15 -Ohmao & Arden, plano duo (NBC) 8:50 -Mobiloii Concert (NBC) 9:00 -Halsey Stuart Program (NBC) 9:30 -Palmolive Hour (NBC)

10:30 -Coe, Cole Program (NBC) 11:00 -iahom Jones Orehestra

Network Programs

:00 P. M.- Waldorf- Astoria Orchestr WEAP weky wear who, Wont wwl

Schudt's Going to Press. WABC wade wlap

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15:15- Rame,cs Program. WJZ -Harold Stern Orchestra. WABC

wade slip 6:30 -Three Mustachios. WEAP

Stern Orchestra. WABC slip warn

-The Lone Wolf Tribe (CBS) wbbm wcco

-Cab Calloway. WJZ 6:45- Literary Digest Topics in Brief.

WJZ kdka arlar -Little Orphan Annie. (CBS) wenr -Reis and Dunn. WABC wspd wlap

wlbm -Tbe Stebblm Boy.. WEAP totem

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same w¢al lefyr -Myrt and Marge. WABC wade

wkrc wand kmox -Amos 'rt Andy. WJZ kdka Nagar

wjr wive weky 7:15 -Elizabeth Lennox. WJZ

-Hing Crosby. WABC wade whk wkrc wcsh wspd

-Campbell Orchestra. WEAP orgy Warn w

7:50- Prince Albert Quarter Hour. WEAP Nagy went wwj wsai

-Baker- O, dl Sisters. WABC tacco wade whk wkrc wcah wspd kmox

-Phil Cook. WJZ kdka sager srenr 7:45 -Faso Program. WJZ kdka wan

-Camel Quarter Hour, WABC wade whk wkrc wcsh wspd wisp wfbrn

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wr weal wenr 6:00 -Snoop and Peep. WEAP Nagy weal'

sal¢ .-The Columbiana, WABC wade

whk wspd wlap wfbm w o kmox -Collego Memories. WJZ Cwgar wjr

tacky whoa 11:15 -Guy Robertson. WJZ Nagar wjr

tacky kyw who, -Singio' Sam, Barb:cool Man. WABC

Arden. -Ohman and Arden. WEAP 15:30 -Mobiloii Concert. WEAP Nagy

wmm wed wwai kyw -Kate Smith Swanee Music. WABC

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-Jack Prost Melody Moments. WJZ kdka wear jr tole, sale

6:45 -Fray and Braggiotti. WABC wade wlap wowo wfbm seam Irma

9:00 -Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. WJZ kdka Nagar wjr wlw wmaq

-Halsey Stuart Program. WRAF wtam wwj weal arts who,

-Gold Medal Pest Freight. WABC wads whk wkrc wan owe carom we kmox

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9

WFBE (250m. -1200 kc.) 7:00 A. M. -Break of Day 7:15 -Musical Clock 8:15 -Birthday Party 8:30 -Xmas Shopping Tour 9:00 -Our Daily Thought 9:15 -Hr C. Gds, organ recital 9:45 -Hawaiian Dream, 10:05 -Dot: Bright Saying Program 10:20 -String Ensemble 10:35 -WFBE -RKO Theatre Party 10:50 -Mrs. Evans' Question, and Answers 11:00 -Shopping with Betty and Bob 11:15 -Morning Serenade 11:30 -Housewives Frolic 11:45 -Dry Ridge Health Hints Noon -Around the Town 12:30 P. M. -How It Began 12:45 -Lunebeon Melodies 1:00- Around the Clock 1:15 -Story Telling The 1:30- Slumber Songs 2:00 -Chas. Daunt, tenor 2:13 -Waits Time 2:45- Dedintion Program 3:15 -Bill Reich's Cincinnati Pantie. 3:30 -Venetian Memories 3.45 -Julius Monk 4:00- George Olson', Music 4.15 -Maurice and Nelson 4:30 -Tea Time Tunes 4:45 -Galena and Cortes 5:00 -Central Vine Street Business Men 3:15 -The Pirates' Club 3.30- Associated Dentists 5:45- Dan,ant 6:00 -Julius Stain 6:13 -Jack Tucker and Ben Prank 6:30 -Sonada Sports Forecaster 6:35 -Little Black Joe 6:45 -Berning Pord Travelogue 7:00- Dinner Music 7:13 -Post Question Box 7:30 -Sport, Review 7:45 -Olio 8:00 -Hub Clothing Co. Players 8:15- Newport Pittance Program 8:30- Covington and Hersh 8:45 -Evening Stare 9:00- Luckey Boys 9:13 -With John Chas. Thomas 9:30 -Guy Lombardo Royal Canadians 9:45 -Highlights of World Series 10:00 -Xmo, Choir -Dr. Ernst G. Hewer 10:30 -Dream Fantasy

NETWORK PROGRAMS 9:30 -Dutch Masters Program. WJZ

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10:00- VitalityPersonalities. WABC wade whk wirer wcsh wspd wlap wows wfbm wbbm stem kmox

-Russ Columho and Orchestra. WJZ argot wjr weir,

10:15 -To be announced. WJZ -Weed Tire Chain Program. WABC

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10:30 -Coen Cola. WEAP Nagy v tam w ej wsai wenr whas

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-Columbia Concert, Corp. WABC wade ward wlap wowo wfbm weeo

WKRC (545m. -550 kc.) 6:45 A.M.- Sunrise Worship 7:45 -Gladys Catron, Organist 8:00 -Roland Gaines Mountain Rangers 8:15 -Pyol Program 8:30- Studio 8:45 -The Old Dutch Girl (CBS) 9:00 -Melody Magie (CBS) 9:30 -Consolidated Merchants Program

10:00 -The Oxol Feature (CBS) 10:10 -Womañ a Hour- Tremiette Tully 10:45 -Four Clubmen (CBS) 11:15-Musical Alphabet (CBS) 11:45 -Jane Grey and Kampf, the Jeweler.

Artists" Noon -Blackberry Dude 12:13 P. M.- Coldiax Tenor 12:30 -Cincinnati Merchants' Program 1:00- Brownatone Program (CBS) 1:15-Studio 1:30 -Julia Heyno Household Hints 2:00 -Wyet Chemical Program (CBS) 2:15 -Baeck -Bauer Organ Melodies 2:36- Amerie,n School of the Air (CBS) 3:00- Vi -Zoy Request Program 3:15 -Pour Eaton Boy, (CBS) 3:30- Arthur Jarrett (CBS) 3:45 -Radio Television Program 4:00 -Tours 4:15 -U. S. Navy Band (CBS) 4:30 -Webb Puel Singer 4:45 -U. S. Navy Band (CBS) 3:00 -A. O. Rust -Happy Peet 5:15 -Uncle Oilie's Kremel Gang (CBS) 5:30- Cindnn,ti Trade School Program 5:43 -Hub Clothing Company Musicale 6:00 --Sports Review; Stocks 6:13 -Big Store Santa Claus 6:45 -Announcements 7:00 -Wrigley -Myrt and Marge (CBS) 7:13 -Cremo -Bing Crosby (CBS) 7:30 -Baker Bar-13 nwe0 Sisters (CBS) 7:45 -Camel Quarter Hour (CBS) 8:00 -R. B. Clothes -Grab Bag Boys 8:15- Singiñ Sam, Barbasol Man (CBS) 8:30 -La Palina -Kate Smith (CBS) 8:45 -The Old Wurrbwg Malt Program 9:00 -Gold Medal Fast Freight (CBS) 9:30 -Eno Crime Club (CBS)

10:00- Vitality Personalities (CBS) 10:15 -Weed Tire Chain Program (CBS) 10:30 -Columbia Concert. Program (CBS) 10:45 -Announcement, 11:00 -Time, Weather, Spore Review 11:15 -Pyo Program 11:30 -Pat Giilick, Organist Midnight -Eddie Duehin'. Orch. (CBS) 12:30 A. M. -Noble Si le Orch. (CBS)

NETWORK PROGRAMS 10:41 -Myrt sod Marge. (CBS) May

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WCKY(202m.- 1490kc.) 7:00 A. M. -Alum Clock Melodies 7:30 -Kentucky Mountaineer, Little Jimmy 7:45 -Band Manic 8:00 -Organ Eye Opener 8:15- Morning Devotions (NBC) 8:30- Cheerio (NBC) 9:00- Walhe,, old and new 9:15 -Dr. Copeland (NBC) 9:30 -Cumberland Crooners 9:45 -Tanya in Blue 10:00 -Mary Hale Martin Recipes (NBC) 10:15 -Vocal Varieties 10:30 -Classic Hour 11:00 -Mrs. A. M. Goudise (NBC) 11:15 -Musical Novelties, 11:30 -Songs Prom the Mountains Noon- Philgo, Program 12025 P. M. -Live Stock Quotations 12:15 P. M: Lunebeon Program 12:25 -Live stock Quotations 12:30 -National Perm and Home (NBC) 1:30-- Sharonviile (Ohio) Program 2:00-Popular Dance Tunes 2:15 -Moods in Indigo 2:30 -Music Masters 3:00 -Siesta Musicale 3:15 -Matinee Melodies 3:45 -Hawaiian Revedes 4:00 -Tble en' That 4:15 -Stara of Today 4:30-Popular Requests 5:00 -Bud, Les and Jim 5:00 -"Snow" Drifts 5:15- Kentucky Mountaineer 5:30 -Story Book Time 6:00 -Tommie and Willie 6:30 -Late Dance Tunes; New, 7:00 -Asno. 'v' Andy (NBC) 7:13 -Tommy Ott, piano 7:30 -Phil Cook (NBC) 7:45 -Le., Bud and Joe 8:00 -College Memories (NBC) 8:10 -Guy Robertson, baritone (NBC) 8:30 -Earl Arnold'. Orcbestra 0:00-Lnem, Pox, Mues 9:15 -Hokum Trio 9:30-- Smdodgere 10:01 -Rum Columbo Orchestre (NBC) 10:30 -Clam, Lu and Em (NBC) 10:45 -Hollywood Nights (NBC) 11:00 -Jeff Davis, Hobo King II :13-Cumberland Crooners 11:30 -Vincent Lopes Orebeatro (NBC)

NETWORK PROGRAMS -Camel Quarter Hour. WGN -Vincent Lopes and Orchestra.

WEAP 11:43 -Lew White Organ Rochais WJZ

wem -George Olsen Orehetn. WABC -Baker - Boswell Sisters. (CBS)

12:00 -Ralph Kirbery. WEAP two -Eddie Duehio Orchestra. WABC

wspd wee -Mildred Bailey and King's Jesters

WJZ kdka wjr wear 12:05- Coon.Sanden Orchestra from Hotel

New Yorker. 12:15 -Larry Punk's Orchestra. WJZ

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WLW (428m. -700 kc.) 6:90 A. M.- International Piddles. 7:00- Physie.l Exercise 7:15 -Happiness Rids 7:30 -Organ, Arthur Chandler, Jr. 7'45 -Jolly Bill and Jam (NBC) 8:00 -Morning Devotions 8:15- Oklahoma Cowpunchers 8:30 -Bissell Pickup. (NBC) 8:45 -Physical Eoerriea 9:00-Musical Etching 9:10 -Mennen Program 9:15- Theodora Le Fevre, graphologit 9:30 -Beautiful Thoughts (NBC) 0:45 -Art Talk

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