Radio showmanship (Jan-Dec 1944)
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Welcome Wagon Program for newcomers to Dayton. O. 8-44. p. 274.
In Focus Interviews with interesting people in San Francisco. Listeners whose suggestions for interviews are used receive a photograph free. 9-44, p. 321.
JUVENILE
Uncle Al and Charlie Story telling feature for the small fry. 2-44, p. 61.
Children Analyze the News School children discuss news events. 2-44. p. 63.
Let's Pretend Dramatizations of classic and original fairy tales, with moppets taking the main roles. 3-44. p. 94.
Squareshooters Adventure stories based on fact. Club membership tie-in. 5-44. p. 172.
Air Adventures of Jimmy Allen Action-packed aviation serial. Transcribed. 5-44, p. 174.
Calling All Girls Transcribed series produced in conjunction with magazines of same name, for department stores. 5-44, p. 177.
Kid Commentator High school news and interviews. 8-44, p. 273.
Junior 750 Club Participating feature for the small fry. 8-44, p. 279.
Dan Dunn Secret Operative No. 48 Adventure series, transcribed. 8-44, p. 280.
Adventures of Pinocchio Transcribed feature for the small fry. 9-44, p. 317.
Ad-Ventures of Omar Nothing juvenile about juvenile radio campaign for Omar Milling and Baking Co. 10-44, p. 3 38.
High School Post Exchange Show by and for the high school crowd. 11-44, p. 380.
LABOR RELATIONS Labor Day Parade Labor Day parade and addresses
broadcast for the Columbus (Miss.) Trades Council.
1-44, p. 34. Manpower Dramatizations of the part labor plays in
the fight for Victory. 9-44, p. ?14. Labor News Review News from the labor front. 11-44,
p. 392.
MILITARY
Soldier Salute Weekly tribute to Springfield (O. )
Ccca Cola Bottling Co. ex-employees now in the
armed forces. 1-44, p. 25. Heroes of the U. S. Navy Transcribed stories of U. S.
naval heroes. 1-44, p. 25. Mission for Tonight All Army show with a different
U. S. city selected each week for honors. 1-44, p. 27. Target for Tonight Quiz feature from local USO
center, with two picked teams of soldiers. A draw of
numbers determines the difficulty of questions asked.
1-44, p. 29. Letter from Home Local service men in the spotlight.
3-44, p. 97. Canteen Quiz All military show with a quiz and game
combination. 3-44, p. 101. ,S/. Louis Heroes Tribute over KSD to St. Louis war
heroes. 5-44, p. 166. 4AF Quiz test 30-minute quiz feature. War Bond
prizes. 7-44, p. 246. What's It Like Letters from service personnel on the
battlefronts. 8-44, p. 275. G.I. Legal Aid Legal advice for service personnel.
9-44, p. 312. Jobs Tor Heroes How to fit military personnel back
into civilian life. 9-44, p. 318. Mothers of Victory Interviews with mothers whose
daughters are in the armed forces. 9-44, p. 321. Letter From Bill Letters from a fictitious character
based on events on the battlefronts. 9-44, p. 322. Jobs for G.I. Joe Atlas Prager Brewing C^o.'s latest
show. 1 1-44, p. 365. Soldiers Return To help (l.I. Joi .uljiist lo mufti.
1 1-44, p. 387. Fightin' Fexans lixploits of iniiii.iry men from Texas. 1 1-44. p. 3«K.
Passing the Buck Ouiz feature for military personnel. 12-44. p. 408.
MUSIC
Remember with Floretta Nostalgic music of the good old days. 1-44, p. 23.
Boeing Hour Semi-classical music with true-to-life stories from inside Boeing's. 1-44. p. 24.
Hats Off to Mr. Grocer Music of popular appeal as tribute to local grocers from Holsum Baking Co.. Springfield. O. 1-44, p. 24.
Sotigs for Heroes Favorite songs of servicemen. Prizes for relatives who write best letters on why a particular tune is best liked. 1-44. p. 28.
Jenny Lou and Her Buddies Morning feature of ballads and light tunes. 1-44, p. 30.
Getie Autry Sings Platter series. 1-44, p. 32.
Tempos of Today Morale builder for Knapp-Monarch workers. 2-44, p. 55.
What's Yours Boogie-woogie vocal and keyboard numbers. 2-44, p. 57.
May Company Presents Duo piano team plays current hits and old favorites between merchandising reports. 2-44, p. 57.
Musical Moments Popular concert music for McCal
lum's. 2-44, p. 58. Concert Hall Concert music on records. 2-44, p. 60. Banfield Sweethearts Boy and girl duo, the Banfield
Sweethearts, for Banfield Packing Co., Salina. Ka.
3-44, p. 88.
Memories of the Old South Nostalgic tunes by a colored quartet. 3-44. p. 91.
Sailor's Swing Symphony Boogie-woogie, jazz and sweet swing. 3-44, p. 92.
Swingtime Special Popular music for Shawnee Milling Co. 3-44. p. 100.
Album of Familiar Music Local contest tie-in with network show for Heintzman's Music Store, Hamilton, Ont. 3-44, p. 100.
Songs in My Heart Classical orchestral music. 3-44, p. 104.
From A to Z. in Novelty Musical pot pouri. 3-44, p. 104.
Music a la Mood Daily concert of classical music. 4-44, p. 130.
Memories in Melody Song favorites of yesteryears. 4-44, p. 130.
Memory Song Man Old songs of America come out of moth-balls. 4-44, p. 131.
Snapshot Ensemble Blue ribbon musical entertainment. 4-44, p. 134.
Juke Box Serenade Listeners who want to hear favorite tunes send nickels to CKBI. Money is used for philanthropy. 4-44, p. 137.
Music Pooular waltz tunes. Program first aired in 1929. 4-44, p. 142.
Irish Program Popular and old-time tunes. 5-44, p. 163.
Belle of the Southland Piano and vocal. 5-44, p. 167.
Crystal Chorus Home office employees are the musical
voice of the Kansas City Fire dC Marine Insurane Co.
5-44, p. 169.
Jive at 11:05 Collectors bring prized records for tuneful listening. 5-44, p. 169.
Singing Motormen Trolley and bus operator quartet
as good will ambassadors for Georgia Power Co.
5-44, p. 171. A Sotig and a Story Listeners contribute true stories
and the songs associated with romantic incidents.
Cash prize monthly for the best letter. 5-44, p. 17 3.
Korn Kobblers Musical variety show, transcribed. 5-44,
p. 174; 11-44, p. 389. Music to Your Taste Popular music. 5-44, p. 174.
Glenn Hardman Entertains Music on piano, organ, celeste and solovox. 7-44. p. 226.
Sylvatiia Showtime Variety show for Sylvania employees. 7-44. p. 2 3 1.
Musical Scoreboard Music and late baseball returns. 7-44. p. 2 38.
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