Radio showmanship (Jan-Dec 1942)

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CONTENTS FEBRUARY 1942 VOL. 3 NO. 2 Editorial Advisory Board Radio Herbert Pettey New York Ralph Atlass Chicago William Dolph Washington Don D. Campbell Birmingham Glenn Snyder Chicago Philip Lasky San Francisco Roger Clipp Philadelphia J. Harold Ryan Toledo Business Lorenzo Richards Ogden, Utah GusTAv Flexner Louisville J. Hudson Huffard Bluefield, Va. Maurice M. Chait Peoria, III. Frank J. Ryan Kalamazoo, Mich. Allen C. Knowles Cleveland Editor and Publisher: Don Paul JNathanson. Editor-in-chief: Tod Williams. Managing Editor: Marie Ford. Circulation: Thelma Kay. Published by Showmanship Publications, Minneapolis, Minn. Subscription rate: $2.50 a year, 25c a copy. Address editorial correspondence to Showmanship Building, Eleventh at Clenwood, Minneapolis, Minn. Tel.: Br. 6228. Franchise office: 510 N. Dearborn, Chicago, 111. Director of franchise: Peter C. Goldsmith. Field franchise representatives: Howard M. McGrath, Robert Parvin. Copyright 1942 by Showmanship Publications, publishers of Radio Showmanship. Editorial 41 Military Matinee 42 John G. Hunter Public service features build morale, increase prestige and create sales says the advertising manager of the Arundel Ice Cream Co., Baltimore, Md. The Eyes Have It 45 Dr. E. W. Laisne How 14 hard-hitting spot announcements achieved a 34 percent gross sales increase at a 50 percent reduction in advertising cost, by the founder of the Progressive Optical Co. On the News Front 48 Louis J. Gauss Sponsorship of the news has iijjped business 43 percent writes the president of the Gauss Mortuary, Peoria, 111. The Face of the War 50 An RS Air Analysis Herb R. Beaven, staff executive of the Los Angeles, Cal., branch of the Brisacher, Davis & Staff Advertising Agency, and other advertisers give the nod to this hve-minute transcribed news program. FEBRUARY, 1942 39