The Miami News from Miami, Florida • 19

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1940 RADIO THE MIAMI DAILY NEWS PAGE NINETEEN A Nazi Vessel Aground In Rio Grande Port PORT ALEGRE, Brazil, Nov. 1. (5 The German freighter Rio Grande, sheltered in Rio Grande harbor since the war broke out, attempted to sail last night without permission of port authorities, but ran aground in the harbor entrance channel. Three tugboats worked in an effort to pull her off. She was fully loaded.

On The Air University Musicians Air Original Number RADIO PROGRAMS Listings ore supplied by radio stations and ore 00 always subecf to last- mnvfe cftonees. Indicates NBC. Indicates CBS FRIDAY By JAMES McLEAN Another example of the really excellent musical arrangements which the University of Miami's school of music can provide was demonstrated on the air yesterday afternoon during the university's "Classroom of the Air" on WIOD. The occasion was the perform- PM. WIOD 410 Kc.

I WKAT 1330 ke. WQAM 540 Kc. PM. 4:00 Rarksrace Wife" Miss Julia Keene 4:46 Jobs for America (Mother of Mine I Ptmllro Kpcrlal (Club Matinee I Club Matinee 1 New Portia Blake We, the Abbotts Hilltop House Vella Pes! 4:31 ance of "Androcles and the Lion" by a 25-piece orchestra and 20-voice chorus unc'er direction of Prof. Thomas B.

Steunenburg, 5 :00 Tsne Carnival I Danes Tim :13 Carnival; News I Superman 5:30 WHIklr: Masttrsinger Varieties 6:45 Jack Bell I Varieties I News Melodies Twili(ht Melodies I Jack Armstronir I acattersood Balnea 5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 program will be heard in this area for the first time. An unknown actress will step into the role of Tyrone Power's leading lady during the "Kate Smith Hour" on CBS-WQAM today at 8 p. m. Power will be heard in a radio version of "The Mark of Zorro." and Power will present a young actress from Cincinnati, selected by open auditions President Roosevelt campaigns on the networks again today at NfWli Popalalrea wa; Orvllle ftrvelle :15 P'pls; Frank Malon I Plantation Echoes 6:30 Squared Circle t.mvrr looming Thoanas Consols tapers; New iSews: Ed. Hill I Bob Elmer; Tunes IPaal Sullivan I The World Today :0 6:15 6:30 6:45 70 Fred Warm 7:15 Knfued Newscast Uinner Musis 1:45 Easy Aces I Ruahveld Sonn" IBnsbveld tSenas After Dinner Concert After Dinner Concert I Amos and Aady Eaany Ross AI Pearce I Al Pearce 0 :15 7:36 7:45 who composed the number.

The 15-minute broadcast could atand alongside a major net-work musical production and defy anyone to detect the difference. Station staff members with routine work to perform, nor- Harry Cocen Harry Count Off the Record Off the Record Concert Precram Prosrram 8:30 Little River ctulzzrr 8:45 Uttls Blver Quizxer I Rate Smith Show I Kate Smith Show Kate Smith Show I Kate Smith; E. Davis 8:15 8:36 8:45 when 9 p. m. he Is heard President Roosevelt Off the Record :15 President Roosevelt I Miami vs.

Texas Terh Everyman's Theater! Miami vs. Texas Tech. I John L. IVewls I John Iwls iPtcakia Parade Trof. via WIOD and Stunenburg WQAM.

Immediately follow I Miami vs. Texas Terh. Miami vs. Texaa Tech. ') Miami vs.

Texas Tech. M.aml vs. Texas Tech. 16:00 National Defense 16:15 -National Defense 10:30 Fdrtle LeBaron 10:45 Lddle LeBaron I Ripley Ripley I To be announced (News of War 116:00 116:15 116:36 I 10:45 ing, 1 1 Hull, secretary 11:00 News; Com. Def.

Am. Miami vs. Texaa Tech. Oarr Orrh. Miami vs.

Texas Tech. 11:30 Notre Dame dob Dance Music 11:44 Notre Dame Club I Dance Music I New 111:00 JEv Hoacland Or. 111:15 I Sammy Kaye Or. 11:36 I Sammy Kaye Or. 111:45 of state, will be I Sim Off 11:601 Sign Off I Sign Off III.

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we're rd- on the air from 9:45 to 10 p. m. Tomorrow, the chief executive will be heard on NBC WIOD from 9 to 10 p. m. and Candidate Wendell L.

Willkie will follow at 10:30 p. m. on the same station. i Vfmmny. efpCJ2 31 i I t' fiO-s I 'J; I i wM ebrating the 15 MilUonth Philcd in i i 1 special values liberal allowances, 9 llll l' 1 Vall all arranged for this event and good CmMm 2 '8 l3fcV: onlY whiIe it: lasts- Don't miss this LH6 P1 opportunity to SAVE! BRINGS YOU THESE, li IWWmFrmh 1 mnlly pay little attention to studio broadcasts.

But this time the orchestra's performance with a background of singing voices following the theme and explanatory "comment by Sidney Head commanded their full attention. The broadcast set a high mark for the day. Pigskin pushin' on the air waves today and tomorrow include a broadcast from Lubbock, Texas, way out in the cactus country, where the clash between University of Miami Hurricanes and Texas Tech will be heard starting at 9:15 p. m. today on WKAT.

Tomorrow, starting at 2 p. NBC-WIOD will carry the Notre Dame-Army battle while CBS-WQAM picks up the game a few minutes earlier. NBC-WKAT tomorrow features Northwestern vs. Minnesota at 2:45 p. m.

"Lincoln Highway," with its daytime parade of stars, has made radio history in less than six month on the air as "the big evening dramatic show heard in the morning." This series does not claim to be light entertainment. Life, death, adventure, romance, tragedy and comedy are some of the solid ingredients which go into the making of a fast-moving chronology of typical events occurring in America today. Tomorrow at 10 a. m. on NBC-WIOD the "The Squared Circle" makes its bow on WIOD today at 6:30 p.

m. and will be heard every Friday at the same time. "The Squared Circle" will be a series of dramatizations of famous battles of the ring, brought to the air through the words and figures who made a name for themselves in the ring. The "Kiddie i on WIOD tomor- I row starts its second circuit of the Mickey Mouse theaters at 12:30 p. using children as participants.

Not the least of Sam Parker' fun in putting on the show Is the fact he has AM. I WIOD 410 Kc I WKAT 1330 kc. WQAM 540 Kc I AM. 6:30" Circle of Friends I Reveille. America" 6:36 6:45 C.

of Fr's; News Rodebeaver Hymns I 6:45 7:00 Circle of Friends (News: Musical clock IHill Echoes 7:06 7:15 C. of Fr's; News Musical clock Hill Echoes 7:15 7:30 Weather; C. of Fr's Musical clock Weather: News 7:36 of Ft'; Chime i Musical clock; News ICheekerboard 7:45 News Here, Abroad European Roundup News af Europe 8:06 8:15 News; Pk. Bch. Talk Sonas for Sat.

(Simple Melodies 8:1.1 8:30 Oene and filenn Dlrk Leibert Traffic Observer I 8:36 and Glenn Treasure Chest; News ISwIns; and Sins I 8:45 6:00 News; Texas Jim Rrrakfast club News 6:06 6:15 Watch Your step Rreakfast elnh IHIIIbllly Champs 6:15 :30 Tnnes and Topics IBreakfast rluh Honest Abe 8:30 :43 Tunes; Pk. Bch. Talk Breakfast club I Honest Abe 6:45 16:00 Lincoln Highway" INews; Look Who's Here News; Miss Betty 10:06 10:15 Lincoln Highway ll.vanccl of the Air Harmonies 110:15 10:30 Briitht Idea Club J. fialllrchlo or. Dlrt Dobber 110:30 16:45 Brtzht Idea Club j.

GalUcchio or. Dlrt Dobber 10:45 News: Son; Folks (News; Mnsle Maestr (News: Concert 111:00 11:15 Fed'n Worn. Clubs I Children's Theater Concert 11:15 11:30 I-eam Spanish Musical Taylor Shop I Concert 11:30 Ranrh Boys Mnslcal Taylor Shop (Concert 11:45 PM. I SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING PM. ss the Farm INews; Melody Tribute Musical Tempos- 12:15 Man an the Farm Orville Revel le Time, Weather 12:36 Kiddle Kwi Farm.

Home nr. I Let's Pretend 12:30 Weather; W. Willkie Farm, Home hr. Let' Pretend 1 11:45 1:00 Midday Musical (Farm, Home hr. Ballincer News 1 1 :00 1:15 Midday Masleale I Farm, Home nr.

Army-Notre Dame 1:15 1:30 To Be An noun or INews; Time for Mnsle Army-Notre Dame 1:30 1:45, News; Lat-Am. Newsl Safety First Army-Notre Dame 1:45 Notre Dame-Army Petite Musical Army-Notre Dame I 1:00 :15 Notre Dame-Army Petite astral Army-Notre Dame Notre Dame-Army iPetlte Musical Army-Notre Dame 2:45 Notre Dame-Army Northwestern-Minnesota Arroy-Notre Dame 2:45 Dame-Army (Northwestern-Minnesota Army-Notre Dame 3 KM! Dame-Army Northwestern-Minnesota Dame 3:15 Dame-iArmy Northwestern-Minnesota Army-Notre Dame 3:3 Dame-Army I Northwestern-Minnesota Army-Notre Dame 3:45 be announced INorthwestern-Mlnnesota To be announced 4:00 4:15 Te he announced jNorthwestern-Minnesota To be announced 4:15 be announced Northwestern-Minnesota Console I 4:30 4:45 Ts be announced I Northwestern-Minnesota Tea Time Topics 4:45 5:00 Tune Carnival Northwestern-Minnesota News; Melodies I 5:00 5:11 Turn Carnival Northwestern-Minnrsota Melodie 5:15 5:30 Mastersinrers Music for Moderns Ed. Durhln Or. I 5:45 line and Dandy for Moderns Ed. Duchln Or.

5:45 News; Populalres News; Orvllle Revelle INews; A. Warner I 6:00 6:15 P'pls; Frank Malone Frank Stanley JBob Elmer 6:15 6:30 The Lone Rancer You're In Army Now Music; Ye Olde Sazc 6:30 Lone Rancer You're In Army Now World Today 6:45 7:06 Pk. Bch. Talk; llrvlnc S. Cobb 7 rtMl 7:15 1.

W. Vandrreook W. P. R. Salute I Irving S.

Cobb 7:15 7:30 Street Reporter I After Dinner Concert Pigskin Parade 7:30 7:45 H. V. Kaitenbora A iter Dinner Concert (South Florida New 7:45 8:00 Pigskin Parade JC.anabasters B. Macfadden FBS 8:00 8:15 D'ee Time; C.D.Amer.fOanabnsteTs B. Macfadden FBS I 8:15 8:30 Quiz Editor IHollyweod Tomorrow Wayne Kins; or.

8:36 8:45 Quiz Editor Hollywood Tomorrow Kins; or; Davis I 8:45 9:66 President Roosevelt INews; Treasure Chest President Roosevelt I 6:06 6:1 President Roosevelt Spanish Strings IPrrsident Roosevelt 6:15 :30 President Roosevelt INews; Concert President Roosevelt :38 8:45, Secretary Hull (President Roosevelt I 6:45 Ezra IConcert Preldent Roosevelt 16:15 I'ncle Ezra I News; Music to Read By I Public Affairs 10:15 Willkie Mnsle to Read By jjack Leonard 10:36 16:45, Wendell Willkie I Music to Read By (New of War 10:45 New; Glen Garr ta Read By News 111:06 11:15 Glen Garr or. I Music to Read By IE v. Hoacland or. 111:15 11:36 News; Coleman Or. Ray Heatherton Lombards or.

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