Broadcasting (Apr - Jun 1949)

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for "MIKE MYSTERIES" A* . CBS tfFU-«*TE Convicted of Stealing Audiences, Killing Competition and Beating High Costs "Mike Mysteries" is a 13minute "Network Calibre" show (5 times weekly) worth a minimum of ${,000 per program. Yet, it is available to local and regional sponsors at station time plus a small service fee. What a reward for sleuthing sponsors! DESCRIPTION "Mike Mysteries" combines murder, mystery and music. Each show includes a 2minute "Whodunit?" written by Hollywood's ace mystery writer, John Evans. Listeners are held in suspense awaiting the solution until end. "Mike Mysteries" is a member of the fabulous Lang-Worth gang, including "The Cavalcade of Music," "Emile Cote Glee Club," "Through the Listening Glass" and 14 other programs equally guilty of stealing audiences for over 1,200 advertisers. Information leading to the capture of "Mike Mysteries" may be had from your local LangWorth subscribing station or its representative. o« the — PA Lang"" flail Steinway street 113 ^st 5/ Y. New York 19 . , to too* ^at+ ~-r Pierre ^rested ^° -that Dear r j xiitei83 . e to u» „ « « miR^t * at)pealin& a-30 ar be a A^G WORTH I en f ■ re programs, nr. STEINWAY HAll, 113 W6ST 57TH ST. NEW YORK 19, N. Y. Network Calibre Programs at Coeai Station Cost