Sponsor (Nov 1947-Oct 1948)

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Wed. 7:30 P.M., WKBN. Beafsfour competing network ihow$: two mysteries, a drama, a comedy — almost 2 to I. (HOOPER— Oct. 1944, Feb. 1947) Sun. 12:30. WTMJ. Beats total ratings of all com peting stations. (HOOPER— Feb. Apr., 1947) Tucs. 7:30 P.M., WJR. 52% share of audience. Rating is more than twice competing network mystery — almost double two competing network variety shows. (HOOPER— Dec. 1946, Apr. 1947) Sun. 3:30 P.M., WKRC. Highest rated show on WKRC all day and night (Sunday). Highest rated Sunday afternoon show on all Cincinnati stations. (HOOPEROct. Dec, 1947) Sun. 2:00 P.M., WCOL 54.2% share of audience. Highest rated musical show on all stations, Sunday afternoon. (HOOPER— Fall-Winter, 1944-47) Sun. 1:00 P.M., WFBM. Double rating of nearest competition; almost four times rating of competing network musical. (HOOPER— Dec. Apr. 1944-47) ■^^s c,llco>ripetlf'0»' f TRANSCRIBED FOR LOCAL AND REGIONAL SPONSORSHIP. 7m M m ^ Here is a rating story seldom equalled M^ by any radio show! Starting in June, ^ 1946, THE WAYNE KING SHOW soon topped all competition in city after city, it's tops in production . . . with Wayne King and his Orchestra . . . and great stars like Nancy Evans, Larry Douglas, Franklyn MacCormack. It's tops in sponsor satisfaction as evidenced by repeated renewals and multiple market approval. TRANSCRIBED BY ZIV MEANS THE GREATEST IN RADIO SHOWS