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SUNDAY
Benay Venuta's Matinee, with Sid Gary, the
Key Men, and Nat Brusiloff's Orchestra.
(3:00 P. M.) Original National Amateur Night, with Benny
Rubin and Arnold Johnson's Orchestra.
(6:00 P.M.) The Art of Song directed by Alfred Wallen
stein. (8:00 P.M.) The Wonder Show, with the Great McCoy
(Orson Welles), Scrappy Lambert, and
Ken Christie's Orchestra. Old-fashioned
melodramas and community sing. (9:00
P.M.) Horace Heidt's Orchestra, (10:30 P.M.) Freddy Martin's Orchestra. (11:15 P.M.) Louis Prima's Jam Band. (1:00 A.M.)
MONDAY The Lone Ranger. (7:30 P.M.) Jazz Nocturne, with Connie Miles, Helene
Daniels, and Nat Brusiloff's Orchestra.
(8:30 P.M.) Gabriel Heatter, commentator. (9:00 P.M.) Symphonic Strings, under direction of Alfred
Wallenstein. (9:30 P.M.) Famous Jury Trials. (10:00 P.M.) Crossley Follies, (11:30 P.M.) Shep Fields' Orchestra. (12:00 Midnight.)
TUESDAY Music for Today, directed by Morton Gould.
(8:30 P.M.) Gabriel Heatter, commentator. (9:00 P.M.) True Detective Mysteries. (9:30 P.M.) Bernarr Macfadden. (10:00 P.M.) Shep Fields' Orchestra. (12:00 Midnight.) Clyde McCoy's Orchestra. (12:30 A.M.)
WEDNESDAY The Lone Ranger. (7:30 P.M.) The Music Box, with Nina Paisley, Ellis Fraltes,
A Capeila Choir, and Virginio Marucci's
Orchestra. (8:30 P.M.) Gabriel Heatter. (9:00 P.M.) The Grummits, with Senator Ford. (10:00
P.M.) Cab Calloway's Orchestra. (12:00 Midnight.) The Band of Tomorrow. (12:30 A.M.) Ted Fio Rito's Orchestra. (1:00 A.M.)
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Pleasant Valley Frolics — Hill Billy music with
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(8:00 P.M.) Gabriel Heatter. (9:00 P.M.) Ozzie Nelson's Orchestra. (9:15 P.M.) Leon Barzin conducting the Hamberger Symphony Orchestra. (9:30 P.M.) Guy Lombardo's Orchestra. (10:30 P.M.) Benny Goodman's Orchestra. (12:30 A.M.)
FRIDAY
The Lone Ranger. (7:30 P.M.)
Time Flies, with Commander Frank Hawks, Allyn Joslyn, Milton Rettenberg's Orchestra. (8:00 P.M.)
The Show Window, with stars of the newspaper world. Welcome Lewis, and Nat Brusiloff's Orchestra. (8:30 P.M.)
Cesare Sodero directs Grand Opera, with Stuart Gracey. (9:30 P.M.)
Hugo Mariani's Orchestra. (12:00 Midnight.)
SATURDAY Father Charles Coughlin. (8:00 P.M.) Sweet Music, with Barbara LaMarr, Embassy
Trio, Louise Wilcher, and organ. (8:30
P.M.) Cab Calloway's Orchestra. (12 Midnight.) Benny Goodman's Orchestra. (12:30 A.M.)
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