Radio showmanship (Jan-Dec 1944)

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CONTENTS FEBRUARY 1944 VOL. 5 No. 2 Editorial Advisory Board Radio Herbert Pettey Ralph Atlass William Dolph Don D. Campbell Glenn Snyder Philip Lasky Roger Clipp J. Harold Ryan New York Chicago Washington Birmingham Chicago San Francisco Philadelphia Toledo Business Dr. Harry Dean Wolfe Washington, D. C. Lorenzo Richards Ogden, Utah GusTAV Flexner Louisville J. Hudson Huffard Bluefield, Va. Maurice M, Chait Peoria, III. Frank J. Ryan Kalamazoo, Mich. Allen C. Knovvles Cleveland Staff Publisher-Editor Don Paul Nathanson Managing Editor Marie Ford Published by Showmanship Publications, Minneapolis 2, Minn. Subscription rate: $2.50 a year, 25c a copy. Address editorial correspondence to 1004 Marquette, Minneapolis 2, Minn. Tel.: Ge. 9619. Copyright 1943 by Showmanship Publications, publishers of Radio Showmanship. Editorial 41 What About Television? 42 I. A. Hirschmann Show window in every home will bridge merchant-customer gap, says the vice president of Bloomingdale's, New York city. Bye, Baby — Buy! 44 Geo. W. Walker Radio ups Baby Bassinette sales 30 per cent, nets a 40 per cent rural increase writes its designer and merchandising consultant. Musings on the Mighty Minute 47 Athcrton Pettingeli A. S. Beck Shoes sells an idea, not styles, in its current spot announcement series, writes the president of Pettingeli & Fenton, Inc., New York city advertising agency. Advertisers Back Attack 48 An RS Analysis Business forgets competition, promotes one common product in the greatest single advertising campaign ever undertaken. Bring 'Em Back Live 51 An RS Analysis Open competition a shot in the arm as special promotion for the daily radio program aired by the M. O'Neil Co., Akron, O. FEB R U ARY, 1 944 39