Radio stars (Oct 1935-Sept 1936)

RADIO STARS With Buck Rogers and Wilma Peering in the 25th Century goes loyal Tag-a-Long. Dear Junior Listeners: On this page you will find the latest programs. And bits of news of popular child stars of the radio. 7:30 A.M. EST (V±) — Jolly Bill and Jane. NBC Service to WEAF only. (Monday to Saturday inclusive.) 8:00 EST (V4> — Spareribs — children's stories with Malcolm Claire. NBC Service Chicago to WEAF and network. (Monday to Saturday Inclusive.) 8:18 EST (V4) — Pals — children's dramatic sketch. NISC Service to W.IZ and network. (Monday to Saturday inclusive.) 9:00 EST (1) — Sunday Morning at Aunt Susan's. (Sundays onlv.) WABC WADC WOKO WGR CKLW WFBM WCAU WEAN WFBL WMBR WQAM WDBO WGST WPG WLBZ KLRA WFEA WHEC WLAC WDSU WDBJ WMAS WIBX WWVA WSPD WORC WDNC WHP WDOD WNAC WKRC WHK WJAS WBIG WBRC WICC WBNS CKAC WREC WTOC WS.IS WSEA. 9:00 EST (1) — Coast to Coast on a Bus of the White Rahhit Line. Milton J. Cross conducting. (Sundays only.) W.IZ and associated stations. 9:30 EST (%) — Junior Radio Journal — Bill Slater. (Saturday only.) WEAF and network. 10:30 EST (V*) — Let's Pretend — Children's Program. (Saturday only.) WABC WADC WAAB WKRC WHK KLZ WCAU WEAN WFBL WSPD WJSV WDBO WICC WBT KVOR WBNS WOC WOWO WREC WDSU WMBD KTSA WTOC WIBW CFRB KTUL WIBX KG KO WS.IS WKBN WDAE WMBG WCOA WOKO WKBW WDRC WDNC WSBT WMAS WCAO WA('<i WFEA KLRA WDOD WQAM WFBM WMBR WNOX WHP WLAC WSFA KSL KOMA KWKH WLBZ WHIG KFH WDB.T WGST WORC KRLD KSCJ CKLW WJAS WSMK WBBM WWVA. 11:00 EST (1) — Horn and Ilardarl's Children's Hour. Juvenile Variety Program. (Sunday only.) WABC only 11:30 EST («/i)— Mrs. Wiggs of the Cahhage Patch. Dramatic Sketch. Sponsored hv Wyeth Chemical Co., Inc. — Jad Salts. (Monday to Friday inclusive.) WABC WKBW WBBM WHK WCAU KMOX. 56 12:15 EST (V4)— The Gumps. Radio Sketch. Sponsored by Corn Products Refining Co. — I mil. Karo, Mazola and Kre-Mel. (Monday. Wednesdav and Friday.) WABC WOKO WCAO WNAC WGR WBBM WKRC WHK KRNT CKLW WDRC KMBC KFAB WHAS WCAU WJAS WEAN KMOX WFBL WJSV KERN KM J KHJ KOIN KFBK KGB KFRC KDB KOL KFPY KWG KVI WGST WBRC WBNS KRLD KLZ WOWO KTRH KLRA WREC WCCO WDSU KOMA KSL KTSA KSCJ WMAS. 4:00 EST 04)— Betty and Bob — dramatis sketch. (Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday ) NBC Service Chicago Studios to: WJZ WBZ W.IH WHAM KDKA KOIL WBZA WOAI WMAL WSYR WENR KVOO WKY KPRC KOA KDYL KPO KFI WBAP KG W KO.MO K HQ WBAL. 4:30 EST — Our Barn — Children's Program with Madge Tucker. (Saturday only.) WEAF and network. 5:30 EST (»/,) — The Singing Lady — nursery jingles, songs and stories. (Monday to Friday inclusive ) W.IZ WBAL WBZ WBZA WHAM KDKA WGAR W.IR WLW CRCT CFCF WEIL WMAL WSYR. 5:30 EST 04) — Jack Armstrong, All American Boy. (Monday to Friday Inclusive.) WABC WOKO WNAC WDRC WCAU W.IAS WEAN WMAS. 6:30 — WBBM WCAO WGR WHK CKLW WJSV WOWO Wll IOC WFBL. 5:30 EST (%) — Children's dramatic program with Tom Mix — Ralston Purina Co. WEAF WEEI WTIC W.I AH WTAG WCSH KYW WFBR WRC WC.Y WREN WCAE WTAM WW.I WSAI WIIIO. 5:45 EST (V4)— Og. Son of Eire. Children's Dramatic Stories. (Mbby, McNeill and Llbby.) (Monday, Wednesday and Friday.) WABC WCAO WAAB WKBW WKRC W.IK WHAS W.IAS Wlllli' WBT \\ BNS WREC. 5:45 est (',)— Little Orphan Annie — childhood playlet. (Monday to Friday Inclusive.) W.IZ WBZ WBZA KDKA WBAL WOAK W RVA WIOD WJAX WHAM W.IH WCKY WMAL WFLA CRCT CFCF. 6:4;", — KWK KOIL WKBF KSTP WBBC KFYR WSM WMC WSB WKY KPRC WOAI KTBS WAVE WSMR WBAB. 5:15 EST <•:,) — The Adventures of Sam and Dick — sketch. (Monday, Wednesday and Friday.) NBC Service to WEAF nnd network. (1:00 EST («/,) — Animal News Club— children's program featuring Lou Rogers, cartoonist and entertainer. (Wednesday only.) NBC Service to W.IZ and network. 6:00 — EST — Orgets in the Air. (Tuesdays only.) WEAF and network. 6:00 EST (%) — Buck Rogers in the 25th Century. (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.* WABC WOKO WPAO WAAB WKBW WKRC W HK CKLW WCAU W.IAS WFBL WJSV W BNS WHEC. 6:15 EST («4) — "Og, Son of Fire." (Mondav. Wednesday and Friday.) W I IBM KRNT K MBC K M< 'X 6:15 EST (%) — Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim. (Mondav. Wednesday, Friday.) WABC WOKO WAAB WGR WDRC WCAU WEAN WFBL WHEC W MAS WLBZ. 6:30 EST (',)— Jack Armstrong. All American Boy. (General Mills, Inc. — Wheatles.) (From Chicago.) (Monday to Friday inclusive.) WBBM KMOX WCCO. 6:45 EST (%) — Billy and Betty — dramatic sketch. (Mondav to Friday Inclusive.) NBC Service to WEAF onlv. 7:00 EST (>/,)— Buck Rogers in the 25th Century. (Cocomalt.) (Mon., Tups,. Wed. and Thurs.) W FILM W" HAS KMOX WCCO. 7:15 EST (',) — Pnpeye. the Sailor (Whcalena Corp.). WEAF and basic network. (Thursday and Saturday.) Hews notes Tag-a-Long Johnstone, whose picture you see at the top of this page, made his air debut on Monday, September 23rd. His master, lack Johnstone, writes the stories for the Buck Rogers program. Do you know who plays Eddie, the blind boy, in the Maxwell House Show Boat program? It is our old friend, Walter Tetleyl Walter has been in radio for six years now. Because of his work, he can't go to school. Instead, he has a private tutor. Mary Small retuined to the air on September 25th in a new series of broadcasts. Mary spent the summer at Atlantic City, as mistress of ceremonies at Mary Small's Little Playhouse on the Steel Pier. Billy Idelson, who plays Rush Meadows in the "Vic and Sade" program, loves dogs. He has two of which he is extremely fond