Radio showmanship (Jan-Dec 1946)

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^^iSF •> ^^^ .iJ^'^ r^^ jjj AUDIENCE RESPONSE %6v NBC Recorded Production of world-famous stories by Dickens, Irving, Victor Hugo, Dumas and other immortal writers ^^' ij * li endy Barrie in She Stoops to Conquer * Frances Heflin . .in Evangeline * Signe Hasso in Anna Karenina * Luis Van Rooten in Moby Dick * Will Geer in Rip Van Winkle * Jean Gillespie in A Tale of Two Cities It's easy to see why the playhouse of FAVORITES scores such a hit with local radio audiences all over the country, why stations are proud to schedule this syndicated profiram in class "A" time, why it rings th<* sponsor's cash-register bell. For JN BC recreates the world's favorite stories in tiieir original splendor . . . and gives its [)roductions all the punch, pace and pull of the great radio shows on America's JNo. I Network. NIK^ stamps each program with the mark of its top t<'clini(pie ... its superb prodiK lion . . . fhinl<>ss n'conlinfi . . . un usual musical arrangements . . . and the inspired acting of such radio-theatermovie stars as Signe Hasso, Karl Swenson, Les 'Premayne. And yet these network-caliber shows (w hich are exclusively yours in your sales territory) come to you at a nominal cost because you share the expense with other advertisers in non-competitive areas. Anv wonder so manv radio advertisers pick THE PLAYHOUSE OF FAVORITES . for real "audio" action? THh PL i moist: OF FAVORITES note sptmsored by: Jeivelcrs, Department Stores^ I tility C.omfKtnies, Bakeries, t^riifi (\>niftanies, other local advertisers . . . in such cities as: liuffalo. C.olunihiis. Honolulu, Los Anfieles, Salt Lake City, J*hiladelphia, Cincinnati, Seattle, St. I. on is. Oklahoma City, Schettiile: One half-tioiir program a iveeli ISoir irailahle: .'*2 ireeks of Itrondcnsting RADIO-R AMIHICA'S NUMB ING DIVISION Ci Of RtCORDiD fftOOAMS A Strvlci If Rail! CirparatJM ■( Anirica 40 • RCA BIdg., Radio City, New York • Chicago • Washington • Hollywood • San Franc/cco RADIO SHOWMANSHII