Radio showmanship (Jan-Dec 1944)
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Musical Climax Music for every taste. 7-44, p. 2 39.
A Song is Bom Amateur composers have a chance to have their songs aired. 7-44, p. 250.
Your America Home Semi-classical and ballad music. 7-44, p. 250.
Symphonic Hour Hour-long daily schedule of good music creates customer good will for Stineway Drug Stores, Chicago, 111. 8-44, p. 258.
Musical Memories Service to public and grocer builds sales for Fisher Baking Co., Salt Lake City, Utah. 8-44, p. 262.
Lazy Listenin' Music to relax by. 8-44, p. 271.
Easy Listening Weekly musical series for Telex-California Co. 8-44, p. 275.
16 Millimeter Magic Victor Four in vocal and instrumental. 8-44, p. 275.
Two Ton Baker Songs and piano numbers. 8-44, p. 281.
Music Quarter-hour of favorite tunes for early risers. 8-44, p. 284.
Jerry and Sky Hill-billy music, transcribed. 8-44, p. 286.
Music Memories Lion Store, Toledo, O., builds good will with radio. 9-44, p. 297.
Name the Tune Contest Record run on record stations establishes three Starkist Co. products. 9-44, p. 304.
Victory Parade Week-day quarter-hour of assorted music. 9-44, p. 310.
Just For Fun Negro song and instrumental quartet. 9-44, p. 310.
Concert Hall Classical music five times weekly for 30 minutes. 9-44, p. 311.
Treasury Song For Today Music stepped up response to Fifth War Loan Drive. 9-44, p. 315.
Bing Sings Recorded quarter-hour of Bing Crosby. 9-44, p. 320.
Music Formfit commercials palatable to sponsor and to Mrs. Grundy. 10-44, p. 334.
Junior Music Hall All-juvenile cast. 10-44. p. 353.
Gospel Singer Transcribed feature. 10-44, p. 354.
Music a la Mood Classical music. Dealer tie-in. 11-44, p. 375.
Something to Sing About Musical show with a brief dramatization of a patriotic nature. 11-44, p. 384.
Light & Mellow Weekly series for Regal Amber Brewing Co. 11-44, p. 390.
Music You Like to Hear Easy listening for listeners. 11-44, p. 390.
Pleasure Parade Transcribed feature with an all-star cast. 12-44, p. 410.
NEWS
News Radio series for Soil-Off Mfg. Co. builds national distribution in ten years. 1-44, p. 10.
Vicks News News feature to establish consumer and dealer preference. 1-44, p. 28.
Pantaze News News on the hour fits variety ad schedule for drug store. 2-44, p. 52.
Faces and Places in the News Feature gives listeners the low-down on people in the news. 2-44, p. 58.
Your Home Town News News about community happenings. 2-44, p. 58.
Longmire Repors NBC news feature for local sponsorship. 2-44, p. 59.
Children Analyze the News Public school youngsters discuss news events. 2-44, p. 63.
Week in Review Weekly summary of news. Listeners lereive bonus for questions submitted on the news. 2-44, p. 67.
News on the Hour News broadcasts help Moore's of Ohio switch to general merchandise. 3-44, p. 78.
Headlines in the News Round-up of morning news for Sears, Roebuck & Co., Tacoma, Wash. 3-44, p. 92.
News Items about news of men from the Philadelphia area now stationed in other parts of the country. 3-44, p. 93.
Mr. Good Evening News shots of international events, local and provincial news from CKWX. 3-44, p. 96.
What's Going On News slanted at the distaff side. 3-44, p. 102.
Five O'clock Final News roundup for National Bank of Washington, Tacoma. Wash. 3-44, p. 10 3.
News of the World Network feature locally sponsored by Pizitz Department Store, Birmingham, Ala. 3-44, p. 105.
We Cover the News Front Rural slant establishes Saiter Morgan Co., Vincennes. Ind., as farmers' headquarters for hardware supplies. 4-44, p. 120.
Calmenson's Noon News Increased business pays cost of budget doubled to include radio for Calmenson's Clothing Store, Montevideo, Minn. 4-44, p. 122.
World and Homefront News News directed at the distaff side. Ration news and a daily story of an American war hero are included. 4-44, p. 132.
Headlines on Parade Straight news with variations 4-44, p. 132.
Variety in the News Human aspects of the news Prizes for listeners who contribute useable suggestions for the dramatization of some human interest story 4-44, p. 136.
Listen for Listings Realtor uses news and spot an nouncements. 5-44, p. 156.
Pearl News Commercials take back seat, but continu ous service sells brewery. 5-44, p. 158.
Trexler and the News Emphasis is on local news. 5-44 p. 169.
Newspaper of the Air Musical bridges between various sections. 5-44, p. 171.
What About News? Local and area news may revamp programming, writes Charter Heslep, Mutual Broadcasting System. 6-44, p. 208.
Stand By for News Radio-theatre tie-up brings movie patrons late news bulletins. 8-44, p. 264.
Kiernan's Corner Aggressive advertising part of merchandising to sell Crews-Beggs Dry Goods Co., Pueblo, Col. 8-44, p. 266.
Kennedy's World News Roundup Morning news broadcast locally sponsored by Kennedy's, Inc. 8-44, p. 278.
A Woman Views the News Five-minute morning news spot for women. 8-44, p. 283.
News Quarter-hour news series with tips to motorists. 9-44. p. 310.
Look at the News Morning news commentary. 9-44, p. 312.
News News does double duty, sells soft drink and ice. 9-44, p. 314.
Eskay News Local social events. 9-44, p. 316.
Ten O'clock News Foreman 8C Clark merchandises its news series. 9-44, p. 317.
Community News Quarter-hour of local news followed by 15 minutes of world news. 9-44, p. 321.
Supply in Demand Oklahoma Tire 8C Supply Co.
uses news programs. 11-44, p. 378. Landers News What Wildroot hair tonic uses in the
San Antonio, Tex., market. 11-44, p. 384.
PATRIOTIC
Advertisers Back Attack Sponsored War Bond drives. 2-44, p. 48.
War Correspondent Dramatized reports from the war fronts. Transcribed. 2-44, p. 61.
War Workers Victory Varieties Amateur talent from war plants, with War Bond prizes for best performances. 3-44, p. 101.
Victory is Our Business True stories of wartime teamwork on home and battlefront. 4-44. p. 135.
Know Your Country Quiz feature based on American history. 4-44, p. 138.
This is the Underground Dramatizations of activities of the European underground. 5-44, p. 167.
Know Your America A blend of transcribed narrative and native music. 5-44, p. 176.
G. E. Plastics Drama behind General Electric production records. 7-44, p. 242.
Stand By, America! Stories of the past which give point to history of today. Transcribed. 7-44. p. 248.
DECEMBER, 1944
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