Variety (Jun 1935)

38 VARIETY RADIO Wednesday; Juae 5, 1933 COMMERCIALS WEEK OF JUNE 5-11 This Department lists sponsored programs on the NBC, CBS, and Mutual neworks arranged alphabetically under the advertiser's name. All time is p. m. unless othnrwlse noted. Where one advertiser has two or more programs they are listed consecutively. An asterisk before name Indicates advertising agency handling account. Abbreviations; Su (Sunday); M (Monday); Tu (Tuesday); W (Wednesday): Th (Thursday); F (Friday); S: (Saturday). ACMIC I'.MNT OrSO-.Sii-U'AUr SniMiiiK .McCnnnell •Henri. H. & McD. A * r 0-M-H'E.\F Hnrrv Horllck Ramona A.'<ll';itlC.\N iiOMi': ritonrcT.^ ( A n.nclii) :Sn-M-Tii-\V- WKAl- 'Easy Aces* Goodman Ace Jane Ace Mary Ilunler Helen Spring? Evcret^ Slonn •Blnckelt-SH A.MritlCAN Tor.Aroo n-iii-w.iz (H'nlf Hnlf) •Red Trail.-*' Victor Mcl-aclen Pblllp Uuurneus John Brewster Wnrren Colston Arlene Dlackburn Blaine ilumaa J. Hanna. I.llr. •N. \V Ayer B-Siit-WKAF (Luchy Strike) Icnnle llaylon Ore Gogo De LyH Johnny Hnuscr Kay Thompson Charles Garlile nhytlim KIpks '3 Melody Girls •Lord A- Thomas- .^MEKirAN ;nAi)iATon 7:30-Su-\VEAF •Fireside Recitals' KlBUi-d N'llssen IHardesty Johnson fjrnham McN.-.inee AKMOrR 0:30-r--W.I7. fl>hll DaUcr iHarry MrNauRliton tenrlc MadrlRuera f Lord & Thomas JBETTER SI'ERCn • INSTIxrTE 2-Sii-W.IZ Crour EnKllsh' Ausplt/, ^ I.e« nmwoi. 8::in-\v-WAnc Guy Robertson Elizabeth Lennox Victor Ardon's Ore •Bloclrel' nOOTH FISHERIES 11. n.m.-TIi-WABC •Fish Tales- Dorothy Day Frank Dane Mario Nolsrti •Sellers Office, Inc. ItOUDRN n-F-wjz T. Harrlneton. Dir. Beatrice r.lllle Cavalier i Fred TItal Loe Perrin Ore •Youns & Rublcam 11:4B-W-WEAF •Maclc neclpes' Bill nradley Jane Elllsnn •Tounc «• nublcam A. 8. nOYI-R (Floor Wax! J-Sii-WAHC Irvlnp Knurnion •Blarl:ell-S-II 11. C. nRIT.L (B. Zee Freer Decsert) 10:0Ii n.m.-Th- WABC Murray Kane Hal Kanner June Emmett •Donahue & Coe IIKISTOI.-.MYRItS 0-W-WEAF (Sal Ilepatica) (Ipana) Fred Allen Portland HoFTa Jock Smart Lionel Standor Eileen Douelas Irwin Delmore Minerva Pious .Tames Melton Potcr Van Stccdan ♦Benton & nowlen CAKPANA 0:30-Su-W,IZ 'Orand Hotel' Ann .*%eymour Don Amecha Phil Lord Betty WInliler 10 r-\VEAF 'First NiBhter- June Meredith Don Anieche Carlton Hrlclierl Cliff Soublcr E Pacernulat Ore •Aubrey Wallace CAMrnEIX (Soupl O-F-WABC Hollywood Hotel* Dlclt Powel. I.nuelln I'nr.'.fns Raymond Palpre Ore Francos l.onKfird Anne .Tamlson Dolore.i Del Rio Pat O'Rrlen Ed. Hvorelt Hoiton ■Wlnl Shaw I»prry Askam •F. W. Armstrong CAUNATk«rU MILIl lO-.^I-MEAF Lullaby IjDdy freene Wiclter M"L Eastman Ruth Lyon •Erwin. ^\'asey CENTAI R CO. (ZBT Baby Pow- der) 11 a.m.-M-WA»C Dr. Louis 1. ilarrls Lx)ui3 A. Wltlen •Ilanfr-Metzfe-cr CITIE.'< SKKVirt B-F-WKAF Jessica Drasonette Uosario Roui"<Ii>n Or (Jiiartet Ford Uond •Lord * l'lM>nia» 0()l.(i ATE-l*A l,.M IO-T»-H' ICAF fPalmitllve Sfiap) 'Beauty Box The- atre' .rohn Bardav Prahcia White Al Goodman Or. It:30-Sl-WEAF (CnlcateTonth paste) 'Music at the Hay- dns' ' Francia White James Melton Al Goodman Ore lOiin" n.ni.-iM to F. Inc.-WEAF (Super Sud.s) Clara, Ld 'n' Em Helen V'ng Isabel Cnrothers Louise St.irl:«y •Denton- (Super SudH) 8:30-lVeiI W.IZ 'House of Glass' Gertrude Berp Joe Groenwald Paul Ston-nrt- Helen Dumas Bertha WaJden Arllne Blackburn (Jella Bchcoclt •Benton & Bowles CONSOI.IDATEn CIGAR CO. 0:30-M-W-F'-WOB 'Harv 'n' Esther' Jean Colbert Artell Dickson Rhythm Girls Nat Brualloff Ore •AltUln-Kynctt CORN PRom^rrs 0:30-Tii-WAllC (LInlti Hour of Charm' Phil Spilulny Arllne Francia Maxine Evelyn Kaye Pat Harrington Gypsy Cooper Mary RumrlU Ann De Marco .MIynn Perron 12:l(i-nnll.v Ex. 9n- Su-WA«C 'The Gumps' Wllmer Walter Aenes Monrehcad t.ester .Tay Oeorpe Graham Edith Spencer •E. W. Hellwli COTY (Face Powder) 10:30-W-WEAF Ray Noble Ore •Blow CRUSADER.S Thur8-0:40-WOR 'The Crusaders' Fred O. Clark Marschalk & Pratt R. n. DAVIS (Cocomalt) O-Jf-Tu-W-Th- \\,\nc 'Buck Rogers' Curtis Arnall Adele Ronson William Sheller Elaine Melchior Edgar Stehll Owlghl Wolat "eggy Allenby Joe Granby •Rulhraiiff & R DEVOE & RAY- NOi.n.'s 0:15-Ti;-Tli-WAUC Stoopnaglc & Rudd •McCanii-Erickson EMERSON' nuu<; (Brnnm Si-ir.er) .Hon-lVctI-9:4.-)-«'<»R 'Pathe News of the Air' •J. Walt. Thompson E\-I.AX 0:30-.1l-\VAI}C (.ud Gluskin niocU & Sully Oertrudi^ NIp:«en ■ Isatz FIRFSTONE 8;3n-.M-MEAr Vocal Kiiscnilile Wni. D.nly Orch Mnrirarol .Sponks Gladys .Swa-.tliout •Swecny-Jiimos IlTCll 7:15-Su-\VKAF Wendell ITaJl •K. W Ramsey rOKI) iMOTOK U-Su-WAItC Paul Altliouso Oeirnit .^yr.iiiiinny 0;;)0-TJi-«AltC t'"refl Wrirlrig Stella Friend Kay Thomiwon •N. W. Ayer FORIIAN (Toothpaste) 7:I6-SI-W-F-WEAF 'Stories ot the Black Chamber' Edwin Whitney, Dir. Jack Arthur Helen C'lairo Paul Nugent Rosaline Green •McCanii-ErIck OEN. IIAKING 5:30-Su-WAICC Julia Sandersoo Frank Crumlt Ted dl Corsla rCay Renwick Carlyle Stevens Jack Shilkret Ore •B.. a.. D. & O. GENERAL CKiAII (White Owl) 10-W-WABC H. Polesle, Dir. Burns & Allen Ferde Grofe Male Octet •Thompson GEN. ELECTRIC 12:ia-Su-\VEAF 'What Home Means to Mo' •Maxon CENEKAI. FOODS e:30-F-WEAF (Orape Nut Flakes and Sanka) •Kitchen Party' M. W. Uarnum, Dir. Martha Meara Jimmy Wllklnsoo Al & Lee Reiser Jack Arthur l''rances Lee Barton •Young & Rublcam O-Tli-WEAF (Maxwell) 'Show Boat' Lanny Ross Frank Mclntyre Conrad Thibault Muriel Wilson 'Molasses 'n' Jan'ry Gus Hnenschen •Benton & Bowles 7-Ru-W.)2 (Jell-O) T. HaTrlngton. Dir. Jack Benny Mary r^lvlngston Don Bestor Ore Frank Parker •Toung *• Rublcam 7:115 p.m.-M-Th-F (Bran Flakes) Tony & Gus Mario Chamlee George F. Brown •Benton & Bowles GENERAL MIM.S 4:46-Dnn.T Ex. Sa- Sil-U'OR 'Life of Mary Southern' T^lnda Corlon Bess McCammon 10:4r.-W-F-WEAF Betty Crocker Cooking Recipes •McCord Co. .'>:30-Daily Ex. Br- Su-WARC lack Armstrong Alt American Boy 4-Dally-\TJZ •Betty & Bob" Betty Churchill Don Ameche Betty Winkler Art Jacobson Carl Brlckert Louis Roen •Blackett CILT-ETTE SAFE TY RAZOR 10:30 p.m.M-WEAF •Lucky Smith" Max Baer Peg La Centra Garson Kanin I-^r-.ink Vfntre 'Ruthrauff & R GOODRICH (Tires) 10:30-Frl-\VEAr Circus Night In Sllvertown' Edw. Dunham, Dir. .Foe Cook B. A. Rolfe Ore Teddy Bergman Tim and Irene Phil Duey jucy .Monroe 'eg La Centra Chorus Ruthrauff-R (iULF 8:30-Su-WABC Will Rogers Maine Stiles Fr.-ink 'Tours Ore •Cecil. W. & C. IIEAI.TII I'KOD. C-Su-WABC (Feen. A-MInt) Amateur .Might' ll;iy Pcrkln.s. M.C. .Arnold Johnson Ore •Wm. Esly lll-XKER Il-O 0:i5-I)ally Ex. Sn- Su-\VAIIC ll-n.-ir-O Rangers' llolihy Menson .■^elU O'.Miilley !-'lorer.cp Tlnlop nilly llnlop Eddie Wr.agge John natlle Detmar Poppcn I^rr.nlne Pankow Joo Wilton John Shea Peter Dixon •Erwln-Wasey EDNA WALLACE HOPPER 2:lt> Diilly Ex Sa- Su-WABC •Romance of Helen Trenf Vlrglna Clark Lester Tromayne .Marie Nelson Alice HIM Sundra - Love Gene McMlllen Jack Doty Hazel Dophelda •Dlackett ORLICK (Malted Milk) 7:I5-Dnlly Ex. So- Su-WOR Lum & Abner Chester Laucli Norrls Goff •Lord & Thomas HOUSEHOLD FINANCE «:30-Ta-WJZ Edgar A. Guest Bernardlne Flynn Don Briggs Sidney Bllstrom Galllcchlos Ore •C. D. Frey .lERGEN 9:30-Sn-W.IZ 3. V. Dobbs. Dir. Cornelia Otis Skin- ner •J. Walt. Thompson ,;OHNS-MANVILLE 7:30-Tliur8-W.IZ Floyd Gibbons •J. Walt. Thompson JOHNSON & SON (Floor Wax) S:3U-Su-\VEAF •House by the Side of the Road^ Tony Wons Three Brothers Lorotta Poynton Hazel Dophelda Emery Darcy GInna Vanno Ronnie & Van Anne Campbell 10-Tn-WJZ Fibber McGee & Molly' Marlon & J Jordan Ronnie & Van U. Marcelll's Ore Needhain ROBT. JOHNSTON 1Z:46-.>I thru Th- WOR 'Painted Dreams' Bess Flynn Alice mil Mary AffMck ICay Chase •N. W. Ayer KEM.ona G:30-Dnily Ex. Bn- Su-WJZ 'Singing Lady' Ireene Wicker 8:30-F-WJZ Ruth Biting Red Nlchol's Ore Dolly Stork Gene Sara'/.en •N. W. Ayer KISSPROOF, INC. M-W-F-l p.m.-WOR •The Lone Doctor' Ona Munson •Blackolt-Sample-H KLEENEX 12:30 a.m.-M to F- WABC •Story ot Mary Marlln^ Basil Loughren, Dir. Jan Cruslnberry Au. Joane Blaine Art Jacobson Carleton Brlckert Betty Lou Gerson Francis X. Bushman Judith Lowery Bob Ji'lske Mu^^ay Forbes Marjorle Hannon Anne Davenport Donald Brigga Isabel Randolph Lucille Hustlng •Lord & Thomas KOI.YNOS 7:1,'>-I>nlly Kx Sn- Su-WABC •Just Plain Dili' Arthur Hughes Ruth Russell James Melghan Curtis Arnall ' Jos.' Latham •Blackett-S-H KRAI'T-PHK.NIX 10-Tli-WKAF P Whiteman Ore Lou Holtz Ramona Helen Jepson Bob Lawrence •J Walt. Thomp. I.ADY E.STIIER 10-."!ii-.M-WABC H:3D-Tu-VI-\VEAF W.-\yne T-Clncr •Staolt-Goble LEHN & riNK (Lysnl) 8-f5u-WAIIC Ethel Merman •I'ed Ilusing Al Ooodm.m'.H Ore 'Lennen Mitchell I.IBItV IMcNEIM 5:ir.-M-'lV-F- WABC Adventure Hour' Alfred Brown Patricia Dunlap James Andelln Jesse Piigh Reg Knorr •J. Walt. Thompsor I.OItlLLAItl) (Briggs T(iliuct-o) (.Muriel f'.lgai-.'s) 7:4r,-Sn-WEAF -.Spon.H itevli-w 'riionilon I'i.t-her James Rr.tddock •Lennen & M LODis pniLurrE : Dallr Bx. Bs-8a- WABC llarle.Llttls Frencb Erlncesa' Ruth Yorka Jamea Mel^baa Lester Jay •Blackett LUX 2:30-Sa-WJZ T. Luckonblll, DIr, 'Candlelight' Robt. Montgomery Irene Purcelt •J. Walt. Thompion LUXOR 2-Su-WEAP 'Sally of Talkie^ Ireene Wicker Basel Loughran* Henry Saxe Joan Blane Marjorle Hannan Murray Forbes Dick WellH •Lord & Thomaa ftlACFADDEN 8:30-F-WAnO (True Story) 'Court of Human Relations' Percy Hemus Arnold Johnson's Or Elsie Hl't'Z Ned Wever Howard Smith Lucille Wall Allyn Joslyn Pnul Stewart •Direct MAYBELLINE 3:30-Su-WEAF 'Penthnuso SeroD- ade' Don Mario Dorothy Hamilton Chas. Gaylord Ora •Cramer ICasselt 5IEXICAN .MUSI- CAL TOURS B:30 n.in.-Tha- WJZ Angole Mercado Ore George L. Rlhl ♦Direct OB. MILES LAB'S (Alka-Seltzer) Dt.SO-Sn-WJZ WL3 Barn Dane* Ridge Runners Uncle Ezra Lulu Belle Maple City 4 ;:46-.M-W-F- WEAF 'Uncle Ezra,' Radio Station EZRA Pat Barrett CllfT Soubler Carleton Guy Nora Cunneeu •Wade MODERN FOOD PROCESS CO. 4:1C-M-WJZ Charles Sorca. Harry Swan •Clements Co. MOHAWK CARPET MILLS 12:4S Dally Ex. Sa- Su-WABO 5 Star Jones' Johnny Kane Elizabeth Day Bill Johnstone Philip Van Zandt Irene Winston Florence MoLlona Houston Rlcharda Eddie Marr •Blackett-S-H. 5IOLLE 7:30-Th-WEAF Al Bernard Emll Casper Theo. Carle Mario CozzI Leigh Stevenn Ore •Stack-Goble JOHN C. MORRELL a:45-8n-WJZ (Dog Food) Bob Becker Dog Chats •Henri, H. & MeD. NORTHWESTERN YEAST 1:30-M to F-WJZ 'Virginia Leo . and Sunbeam' Dorothy Page Bob White Elinor Harriott Ed Prentess Virginia Lee Hays MacFarland OUTDOOR GIRL, Inc. 11:10 o.m.-M-W-F- WABC Blanche Sweet •Blackett-Sample- Hummert, Inc. I'ACIl'IC BORAX »-Tli-WJZ •Death Vall'y Days' Tim Frawley Edwin W. Whitney Lonesome -Cowboy Jean King Jack McBrydo Joseph Honlme Ore McCann-Erlck I'EI'SODENT 7-l>ally Ex Snt Sun- WJZ Amos •n' Andy Freeman Gosdcn Charles Correll •Lord & Thomda PIIILCO 7:46 tluily ex. Sa- Su-WABC □oake Carter •riutchlns PlIILLirS-JONES (Arrow Shirts) 0:13-Su-WJZ Vera Brodsliy Harold I'riggs Louis K, Anspaclter • I'eck PIIILII* MORRIS 8-1'u-WEAF Leo lieisman s Ore I'hil Uney 8-W-WAltO Johnnie I'Viur.some lO:'!.'; II. ni.-Sii-WOIC Grn phnldgisl Mme. N. Olyanova •Blow Co. riLLSBUBV 10:30-Dall7-WJZ Todar'a Children' Irma Pbllllps Walter Wicker Bess Johnson Irene Wicker Lucy Qlliman Fred Von Amoo Jean UcOregor •Hutchinson 11 B.n.-W-F-WABC 'Cobklnc Close Hps' Mary Ellis Amea •Hutchinson PINAUD (Hair Tonic) 10:30-M>WAB0 B Von Hallbcrg Ore •Calkins & H. PLOUGH. INC. 10-W-WEAF Quy Lombardo Rlcardo Cortez •Lake-Splro-C FBEHIER PABST 0-To-WE.*F Ben liernle Anna Sten •Morrla-W, & B. J. L. PRESCOTT (Ozol) 10:30 a.m.-Dnlly Ex. Sa-So-WABC Jack Fulton Ore. •B. B. D & O. PRINCESS PAT 0:30-M-WJZ Sketch •McJunkIn F'CT'R & G'MBLK 3:15 Dally Ex. Sa- 6n-WEAF (Crisco) "Vic & Sade' Art Van Harvey Billy Idelson Bernadlne Flynn 10-SuWEAF (Ivory Snap) 'The Gibson Family' Chas. Winnlngcr Adele Ronson Songsmlth's Quart't Conrad Thibault Jack & L Clemens Lois Bennett Don Voorhees Ore n:4n-M-M'-F-WJZ Ivory Stamp Club Capt. Tim Healey •Blackman S:30 Daily Except SB A Sn-WE.\F (Oxydol) 'Ma Perkins' Virginia Oayne Margery Hannon Karl Hubel Will Fornum Chas. Bggleston •Blackett 3:45 p.m.-Tu-W- Th-WEAF (Camay) 'Dreams Coma True' Barry McKlnley Ray Senatra Oro •Pedlar & Ryan 3 p. m. Dally Ex- cept Sat & Sun- WEAF 'Homo Sweet Home' (Chlpso) C. W. Seerest Harriett McGlbbon Bl'ly Halop •Blackman RCA RADIOTRON 9- So-WEAF Richard Hlmber Babs and Brothers Fats Waller John B. Kennedy •Lord & Thomas REAL SILH 0-8a-WJZ Chas. Prevln Orch •Erwln-Wasey RED STAR YEAST tl-To-Th-S-WEAF Edna Odell Phil Porterfleld Irma Glen Earl Lawrence •N. W. Ayer B. J. REYNOLDS (Camel CIgarets) 10- Td-WAIIC O-Th-WABC Casa Loma Band Walter O'Kcefe Annette Hanshaw Alice Frost Jack O'Keefa Louis Sorin Kay Renwick K'vi'iiV Sargent Pee Wee Hunt •Wm. Esty RITCHIE CO. (Bno Salts) 8-To-WJZ Bno Crime Clues Hanna, Dir. Howard Smith Viola Roache Leonard Doyle Mark Smith Qlalne Dumas Clyde North Jack McBrydo 8-W-WJZ B.ibs and her Brothers Hal Kemp Ore •N. W. Ayer UCHOLL CO. (Footpads) 7.30-Tu-Th-Sn-WOR 'The Street Singer Arthur Tracy •Donahue & Coo SHEFFIELD FAItMii 0:4u-M-Tli-F-WEAr Billy and Betty •N. VV. Aver SHELL (Petroleum) 0:3U-:3n-U'EAr Al Jolson Ernest Truex Jack Stanton Walter Houston Josephine Marronl Peggy Gardner Vlcto,r Vcung Ore J. Walt. Thompson SILVER DUST 7:30-M-W-F- WAItC The O'Neills' Kate MeComb Jiiiitriy Tjin^^ey Ace McAllsjler Jack Rubln- Jnne Wes'i Clarence Nordstrom Chester Stratton •B.. B., D. & O. Radio Chatter Louisiana (Continued from page 32) March on June 10 with Miss Helen Nelson, Bernlce O. (Pee "Wee). Robertson will be the sole bachelor employed by KTBS. Metzger's Vox Pop program,' heard Mondays over KTBS and broadcast from the lobby of a downtown theatre* Is attracting at- tention from out-of-town residents. Jaick Gross, who emsces the pro- gram, says there are 100 letters weekly from out-of-town listeners, all submitting questions to fire at the innocent bystanders at the next broadcast. Mary Flournoy is the latest ad- dition to the ICRMD staff of artists. She is pianist. Started off with two 15-minute sustaining spots. KTBS lost to Uncle Sam when Josephine Butler cashed in on civil service examination. Sleepy Hall and his orchestra, who opened an engagement on the Washlngton-Youree roof (22) in Shrevepoi-t, will be heard hereafter twice daily over KTBS. Al Roper, hotel's assistant manager, has the SINCLAIR 9-M-WJZ Gene Arnold Dill Chllds Mac McCloud Joe Parsons Cliff Soubler Harry Kogen •Federal SOCONY VACUUM 7- 9n-WABC 'Soconyland Sketches' Chas. Webster A. P. Kayo Arthur Allen Parker Fennelly Kate McComb Isabel WInlocka Edith Spencer John Milton Ruth Russell Robert Strauss William Stlcklea Or •J. S. Getchell SSS CO. (SSS Tonic) 8.30-F-WOR •The Mueic Box* Mary B. Wood Billy Axton •Johnson-Dallls STAND. BRANDS 8- Su-WEAF (Chase &.. Sanborn) A. K. Spencer, Dir. Amateur Show MaJ. Edw. Bowes 8-W-WEAI (Royal- Gelatine) •One Man^a Family" Carleton B. Moore, Dir. J. Anthony Smythe Minetta Allen Michael Rafetto Kathleen Wilson Barton Tarborough Bernlco Borwln 8-Th-WEAF (Flelschmann) O. Thompson, Dir. Rudy Vallee and His Conn. Yanka Tom Howard George Sttelton Anna Sten Robert Ripley Ross McLean Negro Choir 7:30-Sn-W.ra H. Polesle. Dir. Joe Penner Stephanie Diamond Ozzle Nelson Ore Harriet Hllllard ♦J. Walt. Thomp. STERLING PROD. " e-Tu-WABC ■ (Bayer's Aspirin) Frank Munn Lucy Monroe Gus Haenschen Ore 0:30-9u-WEAF (Dr. Lyon^s Toothpowder) Gus Haenschen Ore Frank Munn VIvlenne Segal Ohman & Arden Bert HIrsnh O-F-WEAF (Phillips Mag) Waliz Time' Abe Lyman Ore Frank Munn Lucy Monroe 8:30-Tu-WAnC A he Lyman VIvlenne Segal Oliver Smith •niacliett G:4.';->I-Th-W-TIi- WARC (Calif. Syrup Fig?) 'Dick Tracy >Jed Wever Lester Jay Walter Kinsella Charles Slatlery nnso Keane •.=;i,ifl; Gdlile STEWART- W.\KNEB (Alemlle) I0:S0-Th-WAnC Lyabelh Hughes IJob McCoy Art Thor.«*r»ii llornee Ifelrtt King .^Islei-H Steve Merrill Jerry Hnwno Alyce King •Ulackelt-Samplo STIiDEICAKKR 10-r-«AKC B-M-AVKAF l!ii-liai-d rilmber Stuart Allen •Roche-W-C StN OIL 6:4G-Ui>ily Except Sii-Su-WJZ (..oweli Thomas •Roche-Wllllama TASTYEAST 12-Su-WJZ Amateur Show Chubby Kane Horace Fehyl Johnny Johnson Ore •Clemenis TE.XAS CO. 0:30-Tu-WEAF Graham McNamee Eddie Duchin Ore •Honff-Metzger UNION CENTRAL (Insurance) n-Su-WJ7. •Rose!' Drums' H. Williams, Dir. Helen Claire Reed Drown. Jr. John Griggs Eric Dressier 11- lworil Jerum* Jack Rosleigh .Kr'vyn .Mutch ♦J. Walt. Thompson UNITED DRUG C-Sn-WEAF Rhythm Symphony DeWolfe Hopper •Street & Finney U. S. TOBACCO (Dill's Best) 8:30-M-WABC 'Ono ."^Ight .Stands' Pick & Pat JoseC Bonlmo Ore •McCann-Erlck WANDER CO. (Ovaltlne) 6:45-Dnily-WJZ 'Little Orphan A* Allan Baruck Henrietta Tedro Ed Sprague Stanley Andrews Shirley Pell •Blackett CHAS. WARNER (Sloans' Liniment) 0-w-wj* 'Home on Range' John Chas Thomai- Willi Morris Frank Luther Carson Robinson Zora Raymond •Cecil, W. & C. WASEY PROD'CTS 7:30-p.m.-Tues- WABC 'Singing Sam' Harry Frankel 12- Dnlly Ex. Sa-Sn- U:4S-Su-WAIIC Voice of Experience 2-Sh-WOR Jacob Tarshlah, The Lamplighter •ErwIn Wasey K. L. WATKINS 0-Su-WEAF (Dr. Lyons Tooth- paste) Pierre Le Kreeun Rachel Carlay Jerome Mann Men About Town Andy Sannella Orr •DlacUeti WELCH (Grape Juice) 8-F-WJZ dene Rich •Kastor WESTCI.OX 4:4.';-Su-WEAF 'Big lien Dream Dramas' Arthur Allen Parker Fennelly •B. U, D. & O. woodui:ky O-Tu-WAItC Blng Crosby Georgle Stoll Ore 7:4,-|-M-W-l---WJZ 'Dangerous Para- dise' Elsie Hit?, .VIck Daw-son Clarence Derwent ♦Lennen it M WM. WKKil.EY 7-I>ally Ex. Sa- Sii-IVAItC •Just lOnlcrtain- meni' •Frnnc-os Honner WYETII I0:4r> ii.ni.-I>:illy K.-. Sa-Su-lVAn(! •^J^s. WIgg.i of Cabbage Patch' Retly Gaide .Mice Fron: Joe Laihriin Andy Donnelly Amy Sedollo nstello Levy Pat Rvan •Blaakott-3-H unit here for an Indefinite engag»« ment, Edna Ah^rn, KTBS, ShrevcporL staff pianist, besides hei* own twice* weekly sustaining program, la thai accompanist for Jlmmle Wiley and W. L. DlcklnBon on their twlc»« weekly broadcasts. Owing to sales activity, Jack Grross, KTBS'e cbmYnerclal mah« ager, has been fotced .to rellnqulsit his duties as Interlocutor on th^ weekly see-hear Minstrel show In the Shrevcpoct Munclipal audU torlum to B. G; Robertson, KTBS's chief announcer. Hardls Saunders''mail up sines moved from morning to' night spot, L. M. Sepaugh, KRMD manageiv has been visiting the staff of KPLCj In Lake Charles during the past week. Helen Dell to sing with Enric Ma- drigucra's orchestra in. the Che^ Paree in Chicago over the NBC net- work and WSMB, is a New. Orleans girl and a sister of the late. Dorothy. Dell Goff of Miss Univorsei and mo« tion picture, fame. Temple Black, WSMB, New Or-, leans, announcer, is wearing a nift/ bruise over his left temple which he refuses to explain for fear 'they wouldn't believe me.' Bill Brengcl, WSMB chief an- nouncer, is taking a respite and hiding from amateurs after having had 21 days of non-professional tal- ent to worry about. After two weeka on the air and one week at tha General Motors spring show at tha New Orleans Municipal auditorium, Brengel was beginning to show signs of weakening. Kd Wheelahan, baritone, appear- ing on a flfteen-mlnute laundry commercial with Jane Lane, over WSMB, New Orleans. ' Capt. Arthur Prltchard, WWIj general manager, active on com- mittee to Archbishop Rummel, new prelate of New Orleans. Bob Ham, former conductor of tha radio parties, over WSMB and WWL for local department stores, is now affiliated with the-radio department of Felbleman's. Evelyn Stacks added to steno list at KTBS, Shreveport. W. L. Dickinson pilots his own taxi daytimes and sings twice week- ly sustaining over KTBS, Shreve- port, 7:45 p.m. Fridays and 8 p.m. Sundays. Ned Davis, heard on local sta- tions, now working • In Shreveport filling station. Jack Gelzer, KWKH's chief an- nouncer, is getting the rep as local 'One-^:yed Connolly' for his ability to successfully crash local sporting events. Bob Greer, comedian, who is known as Bob Green in Shreveport, is heard over KTBS'is frequency from the minstrel show Friday night and on a Sunday night pro- gram with Maury Walters ork over the same channels. Olive Henry, program director at KWKH, Shreveport, is producing an original play weekly over tha station's channels. Hemenway Furniture has aban- doned the revue Idea In favor of spot announcements over KWKH during progress of sale. Arrangements are being made to have Jan Garber's orchestra piped over local station when unit plays for dance here on June 22. Sama arrangement being attempted for performance of Ina Rae Hutton's Melodairs when they play here ear- ly in July for Shrcveporfs Centen- nial Celebration. Rural sections of Louisiana and Mississippi that listen to WWL's programs may now see 'em through the Radio Jamborees booked by tha station In theatres throughout tha state. Dancers arc used to b.al- ance the acts. 'Radio News Week' being spon- sored over WSMB, New Orleans, by Katz and Besthoff, Ltd., drug firm. Bill Erongel, chief announcer of WSMB, New Orleans, gets tha mastcr-of-ceremonies assignment for the amateur broadcast series. The assignment causes a shift in the evening schedule for the sta- tion's mikcmcn. Temple Black gets Brengol's other programs during tlie shift. Ervin Viktor, WWL announcer, is doing tlie ni.c.'ing for personal appearances made by station's tal- ent. Approval this week by FCC of tlio sale of Station KWKH to T)io .Shreveport Times, also owners of KTBS, plans are being rushed for the transfer ot KWKH's studios and business olRccs to a suite of rooms on the mezuanine floor of the Wasli- ington-Yourco hotel adjoining KTBS'.s studio. In the j)ast Shrevcijort mens clothing- stores have stuck strictly to spot announcements but Jordan and Booth ice biolce sponsoring Trans-Radio New.s. at 8 p. m. Sun- days over KWKH. Contract for 52 successive yuiidays was handled hy l-)opth. Pclham and Goodwin agency. Fred Ohl, who weds Miss Helen Xclson on .liine 10, lias been trans- L'on-cd to KWKI-I as announcer from station K'ri;s, Fred gets a break on tlic daj'liglit liours for a change, having written ".lO" at tlio end of tlio (lay's log for ijnany, many months.