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Other Press Departments, Court 7200 Want Ad Headquarters, Court 4900 MONDAY, NOV. 7 1937 THE PITTSBURGH PRKSS Former Pittsburgh Announcer To Direct Dick Powell's Show GROWING PAINS By Phillips LIFE'S LIKE THAT -By Ncher 8:00 Nei With Anrell. 8:15 Curly Miller's Plowboys. 8:30 Time Aeain. 8:00 Ralntow RidtS.

0:15 Blues Chasers. 10:00 Royal Rhythm. 10:13 Tex and Ginsw. 10-30 Introducing Mrs. Jones.

10:45 Vmte1 Press News. 1 1 :00 Pat HalT. 11:30 Say It With Music. 12:00 Sons of the Pioneers. 1:1:30 Georje Mornsby.

12 Today's News. I hns Crosw. 1:15 Fnmbl. 1 Voice ot Kxppripnoe. Man on the Street.

2:00 Music Makers. 2:15 Aloha Entertainers. '2 .10 l.ivtrur Ijieranire. WSA1 Little Show. 3:30 A Triti Throueh Soncland.

3:45 Bob Howard. lVO I Tonight's Radio Highlights HARRY STERN Paul Munroe Gets Important Air Position Personally invites his friends to 10:00 KDKA Warden Lawes. 10:30 KDKA Forum. 12:00 WCAE Tommy Dorsey. 1:00 WCAE Dick Stabile.

KDKA General Johnson 9:00 WJAS Radio Theater. 9:00 KDKA Fhila. Symphony. 9:30 WCAE -Phil Spltalny LISTEN TO THE PRESS NEWS REELER AT NOON AND P. M.

EASTERN STANDARD TIME Monday Afternoon and Evening (Programs under each heading are listed for quarter-hour periods.) "My association with HARRIS will tnabl mo to offtr my many fritnds FINER QUALITY CLOTHES, SMARTER STYLES, GREATER DOLLAR-FOR-DOLLAR VALUE, plas th aiiast, most liberalized payments, planned to fit ALL Incomes." KDKA WCAE WJAS gp H0H trTi 'Didn't I tell you my fighter had 'He lost everything he had in a crap game last night." 4 P. M. Lorenzo Jones, comedy "Guiding Light-Mary Marlin Road of Life 5 P. M. Jolly Joe "Pirates" Jack Armstrong Little Orphan Annie 6 P.

M. Art Matthews, songs Medical Talk Swing Party 4 P. M. Between Bookends Sing and Swing Congress Questions Dr. Dafoe, talk 5 P.

M. Follow the Moon Mary Sothern. sketch Dorothy Gordon Hilltop House ft P. Howard Philips News George Hall Orch, Scalzo Ensemble By SI STEINHAUSER Dick Powell will have a former Pittsburgh radio announcer as his director when he launches his new commercials from Hollywood. Paul Munroe, former WJAS staff announcer, is now in Hollywood conferring with Dick on the series.

Paul resigned as director-producer of Kate Smith's commercials to join Dick. Paul left WJAS in 1933 and for a time was out of radio, but finally landed back on the air with both feet on the ground. He came to Pittsburgh from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology as an honor student, to take up engineering with Westing-house. At the birthplace of radio hp was "bitten by the radio bug" and applied to WJAS for an audition. Jim Hughes and Howdy Clark recognized his radio voice and broke nim in as an announcer, and Paul became the ace night club announcer of Pittsburgh, often appearing in top hat and tails, although just a boy.

move the player piano to make room for it?" 8:30 Alex Wolaott. 9:45 News Views of the News. 10:00 Sign off. Early Tuesday 7:00 Musical Clock. 7:30 Just About Time.

Now that a sponsor has taken over the NBC's broadcasts of heavy weight elimination from Madi son Square Garden, Sam Taub will Mr. Stern Celebrates His Appointment As Manager Of The Clothing Dept. With This SPECIAL SALE MEN'S SUITS, TOPCOATS :45 Coffee Club. :00 Lest We Ferret. :30 Roundup.

:45 Musicale. :00 Talk. :15 Organ Musinps. :30 Blessed Eventpr. :00 A Year Aeo Today.

:1.t Rhythm Revue. :30 Footlights and Stardust. W. S. Brotzman.

:5 Gloom Chasers. Musicale Revue. :30 Cecil and Sally. :45 Novelties. :00 Local Events.

Marie Baird. :30 Good Neighbor Parade. :45 Mrs. E. J.

Gibson. Interviews. :15 Hawaiian Echoes. Variety. :45 Golden Hour.

do the descriptions. Musical Moments 7 P. M. Amos "rV Andy Uncle Ezra -omedy Carol Weyman, songs Tunes K. K.

Just to keep the record straight: Jimmy Dipalma joined Reggie Childs' orchestra after his OVERCOATS' mother, father and Jimmy met in this writer's home and talked the proposed contract over, before meet- 4 P. M. Livestock Show Press News Reeler Community Forum Dance Music 5 P. M. Junior Nurse Corps Winslow of Navy Singing Lady Straight Shooters 6 P.

M. News Glen Gray Orch. Jack Hollister Lowell Thomas, news 7 P. M. Music Hobbies Three Cheers Frolics Lois Miller, organist 8 P.

M. Gen H. S. Johnson, talk Song Stories Grand Hotel ditto 9 P. M.

Philadelphia Orch. (Stokowgki conducting: Fernando Germani, organist) 10 P. M. Warden Lawes Prison Radio Forum Radio Forum IIP. M.

News; Sports "Music You Want" Recorded masterpieces) 12 P. M. Bubble Becker Orch. Lang Thompson Orch. Jimmy Wadkin's Orch.

I A. M. Signature ng Reggie in McKeesport and ac I iW cepting the job. So his parents couldn't have been surprised to read that Jimmy had joined the band, as you were told. And that reminds us that Jimmy 7 P.

M. Poetic Melodies George Jessel Dr. Chas. Steele Boake Carter 8 P. M.

Horace Heidt (Orchestra and sincere) Pick and Pat (Comedy, music) P. M. radio Theater (Marion Davies and Brian Aheame in "Peg o' My 10 P. Wayne King Orchestra (Dance melodies) "Brave New World" (Educational program) 1 1 P. M.

News Show Casa Loma Orch. Sammy Kaye Orch. (Danee'Musie) 12 P. M. George Hamilton Orch.

Musicale KQV 4 Ernest Keff. orranist. 4 :30 Sunny Ludwiff. 4 :45 Melody New? Parade. 5:15 Follow the Ball.

5:30 Siirn off. Silent to 7:30. Club VHIella. 8:00 Joey Sims Orchestra. 8:15 Album of Soncs.

8:30 For Men Only. 6:00 Guess Who this Is. Irvine- Aaronson Commandeers. and the band will be at Bryn Mawr auditorium, pet. 14.

The Morning After-Taking Carters Little Liver Pills Congratulations to Bill Burton, Burns and Allen (Comedy and iohs) Richard Crooks (Sonri and orchestra) 9 P. M. Fibber McGee (Fan and miisiO Phil Spltalny (AU-rirl orchestra) 10 P. Contented Hour (Frank Black Orchestra) Modern Music Modern Music II P. News; Sports Ray Pearl Orch.

Benny MerofI Orch. ditto 12 P. M. Tommy Dorsey Orch. ditto Charlie Gaylord's Orch.

ditto I A. M. Dick Stabile "PRE-HOLIDAY SPECIAL THIS WEEK, ONLY! jj ace New York publicity man, for smacking a smart aleck announcer down, so the announcer would remember to be a gentleman next time. A little fist in the mouth now E-Z FOLD and then, will bring that swelling above announcers' ears down to their lips. $24.50 $29.50 Vciues! A good-will offering that meant a definite SAVINGS ot $6 to $11! Fine all-wool, single, and double breasted suits with plain or sports backs; bals and raglan topcoats; ulsters and raglan Made-To-Order i .33 Signature I A.

M. CI I I With Washablt wwsw 4:00 Golden Hour. 4 :30 Pittsburgh Public SchoolB. 4 45 Variety 5:00 Cocktail Hour. 6:30 Speed Gibson.

5:45 Hollywood ShowshoppAr. 6 :00 News. 6 :1 5 Peacock Court. 6:45 Wayside Theater 7:15 Music. 7:30 Sports Slants.

7:45 Radio Swaps. 8:00 Al Marsico Orchestra. 8:15 Community Forum. Early Tuesday Programs p.a WCAE WJAS KDKA Tops y) Attractive Green I Back Buy Now at Factory Prices! Do not send patterns or money. Our representative will call with samples and measure your table FREE.

i i IC in it 11 it 11 7 10:00 Rhythmic Contrasts. 10:30 Ed Kroen Sewi. Also Special Prices in the latest DeLuxe Wood Grain Pads. 10:45 Snap Shots. 6:45 A.

M. 7 A. M. 11:00 You Can Have Music PAUL C. MUNROE He left here with Fletcher Henderson's orchestra.

A lad who liked glamor, Paul should get his fill in Hollywood and we wouldn't be surprised to see him make the grade in pictures, for he has a perfect voice and is one of those six feet of good-looking he-man, if he hasn't changed. Al Marsico Orchestra. 11:30 Dramas of Life. Harry Owens Music. 12 :00 Sig-nature.

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8:30 Morning News. WE MAKE CALLS IN PITTSBURGH AND SUBURBAN TOWNS LUX RADIO THEATRE l3 About Time (Morning; melodies) 8 A. M. News Curly Miller Joan Davies. songs Musicale 9 A.

M. Metro Parade ditto Richard Maxwell, songs Bachelor's Children 10 A. M. TONIGHT in Michael Gusikoff, concert-master of the Pittsburgh Symphony, is plain "Mike" in radio circle. He has been assistant conductor of many a famous broadcasting orchestra, having always been Dave Rubinoff's first violinist, concert-master and right hand man on commercials.

MARION DAVIES BRIAN AKERNE 6:45 A. M. Morning Express 7 A. M. Smile On Your Dial ditto Morning Express ditto 8 A.

M. News Melodies Do You Remember? ditto 9 A. M. Women's Club, talk Party Line Journal of Living ditto 10 A. M.

Mrs. Wiggs. sketch John's Other Wife, skit Plain Bill, sketch Today's skit II A. M. David Harum, sketch Backstage Wife Truxell Orch.

ditto 12 Noon-Girl Alone Goldbergs Piano Duo Singin' Sam I P. M. DmiTR unite Musical I nwms. Then he rubbed in Omega Oil! Myrt and Marge GERALD OLIVER SMITH Emily Post Two Pianos IN II A. M.

"PEG 0' MY The HARRIS plan, th II MkT0 easiest, the most lib- Wimsmm "0' sraliied of all shopping II Months to Pay methods, snabl.s you Down Payment JZ No Carrying Charge ments planned by you. The National Broadcasting Company may prolong the football season. Bill Hedges, former KDKA manager; Mark Woods, treasurer, and O. B. Hanson, chief engineer, have just been made vice presidents, bringing the total to 11.

If Columbia will draw up a team they might put on a game. 6:45 A. M. Musical Clock 7 A. M.

Musical Clock Musical Clock Musical Clock (Tune and music) 8 A. M. Musical Clock News; Songs Jack Hollister Bob White 9 A. M. Shopping Circle Mello Tones Linda's Loves Aunt Jemima 10 A.

M. Mary Marlin, story "Ma Perkins," sketch Pepper Young drama Kitchen Cavalcade II A. M. O'Neills, drama Road of Life Vic and Sa drama Gospel Singer 12 Neon Press News Reeler Noon Novelties Farm and Home (Agricultural data) I P. M.

Farm and Home (Talks and music) Sue Blake, sketch Rochester Orch. 2 P. M. Rochester Orch. Jack Baker, tenor Home Forum (Music talks) 3 P.

Cugat Records Club Women, talk Marine Band ditto 4 P. M. Livestock Show TP HAT'S the way to get quick relief and comfort. When your muscles are stiff and full of pain-just rub in Omega OiL It penetrates! Goes right into area where the trouble is. You feel pain fade away and muscles get limber fast.

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Costs only 35 at all drug stores. Mary Lee Taylor Magazine of Air Big Sisters Real Life Stories HEART" 12 Noon Swinging Blues DIRECTED BY Cecil B. der.iIe Musicale extra strength and extra News Our Gal Sunday I P. M. LOUIS SILVERS, Musical Director 9 P.BVI- WW-WW ww RHEUMATIC ACI J- Betty and Bob, sketch Hymns Widder Jones iMarjorie Mills iJudy and Jane er iiitM xrsv-w Pittsburgh Time WJAS at as CrtClMmbU Mstwfc Grimms' Daughter Hollywood in Person 2 P.

M. LIBERTY THRU TO 219 OLIVER AVE Often the leader of a big name band gets all of the publicity breaks and talented boys in his band are overlooked. However, this column has made a practice of calling attention to the talented violinist, Nick Pisani, with Vincent Lopez. Nick and Vincent are as inseparable as Amos Andy and each is as important to the success of the orchestra as the other. And Vincent doesn't forget that when he makes out Nick's pay check.

A gifted arranger, violinist, soloist and director, Nick Pisani deserves your attention and applause. He's much smarter than lots of big name "Petticoat" Chat A GREAT RUNNER'S PRAISE FOR THE WAY Kitty Keane, sketch 2 P. M. Those Three Girls May Robson Houseboat Hanna. skit Beatrice Fairfax 3 P.

M. Pepper Young, drama "Ma Perkins." sketch Vic and Sade, sketch O'Neills, sketch 4 P. M. Lorenzo Jones Three Notes School of Air ditto 3 P. M.

CoL Jacjc Major ditto Concert Orchestra ditto 4 P. M. Between Bookends fore writing in for it, tell me, what is a horoscope and do I have to his sweetie 'Sugar thc i paid a lump sum for his wooing?" JOE MANGAIM, holder of American OUTDOOR 34-MILE RECORD, SAYS THERE'S NOTHING PICKS HIM UP LIKE FLA VORY, VITALIZING TEA Advertisement Nick is a cousin to Dick Stabile. And while we're on the subject of Richard of the Stabile tribe we might as well tell you that he and Oracie Barrie will be married Sunday, Dec. 26, at the William Penn Hotel.

The "dog" on tonight's Radio Theater broadcast of "Peg O' My Heart" will be portrayed by Michael Fitzmaurice. About that alleged planning of a Duquesne-Detroit football broadcast by Ted Husing last Thursday. The game was never scheduled for radio because the owners of Forbes Field follow a ruling made by the late Barney Dreyfuss to keep radio out of the park except for a World Series. RUNNING A RACE IN RECORD TIME TAKES REAL VITALITY 1 BUT SO DOES RUNNING A HOME, RAISING A FAMILy, LICKING A JOB: DISTANCE RUNNER JOE MAWSAN'S ADVICE COMES RIGHT HOME TO ALL OF US I KEEP UP VITALITY AND ENJOY LIFE TREAT COLDS PROMPTLY There ought to be lots of fun on Fred Allen's program Wednesday night when Jimmy Durante sticks his beak into Fred's monkey business. MORE BY DRINKING TEA.

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