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PAGE 4.SW CL'l SUNDAY TRIBUNE: SEPTEMBER "19, 1937. PABT Jan Peerce Soloist Today AMIS JURY Today's Features WELCOMED TO NEW SHOW on Music Hall Broadcast The 70-piece Music Hall Symphony today over WENR. Jan Peerce, tenor, will be soloist. Symphony No. i by the contemporary Russian Shostakovitch, will be played as th opening number.

Peerce will sing two selections. orchestra, conducted by Erno Rapee, TRIALS BACK ON BROADCAST FOOD F0RTH0UGHT9USE SUGAR COATING! CENTRAL, DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME. ON W-G-N. 10 a. m.

Northwestern University Btand. will return to the air at 11:30 a. m. 10 :30 a Morning' Quarterback MBS. IBS TOMORROW v.

T'N- Noon The Heading of The Tribune Comics, with Buss Russell. st, :45 Baseball Headlines and Chicago Special No. E3AIG Bz HMG Cubs vs. Brooklyn Dodsers at Wrieley field with Bob Elson. 6 The Arasron Trianon hour with the i music of Ted Weems and Eddy Dutchin's.

J. 5 Star Scotch Fifth 7 Comedy Stars of Broadway. 8 :30 Dramatic Varieties. W-G-N to Serve as Outlet for. Dramatic Series.

Lessons Should Entertain as Well as Inform. 8 :45 Tomorrow's Tribune and Sports Review. 9 Good Will hour MBS. White Horse Scotch $29.59 case 9 Rhythm and Romance, with Harold Wii 'sir Stokes, the W-G-N dance orchestra and Glee club. Berenice Taylor and Arthur Wright will be the soloist.

i Famous Jury Trials," dramatic re-enactment of America's major court room stories, returns to the air from Speeiel No. 2 HAFSB ON OTHER STATIONS. 10:30 a. m. WBEM Ma).

Bowes' Capital Family. 9 to 9:45 p. m. tomorrow over W-G-N 1:30 a. m.

WMAQ university of Chicago and the Mutual Broadcasting system. Round Table. 1 :30 WCFL Radio City Music Hall. 12:15 p. m.

WJJD Charles P. Hughes "Famous Jury Trials' owes much of "its popularity with listeners to the Sicinics Full Case 24 Bottles $E3 Plus Deposit presents "Grand Central Station." persistence of authors Martin Noon WIND German hour. 1 p. m. WENR The Maeic Key of RCA Young and Sam Baker to make each I 4 1 i JJ i i i if- "Vk it BY LARRY WOLTERS.

Chicago has been experimenting the past week with radio as -a substitute for the classroom for its elementary school pupils, due to the prevalence of infantile paralysis which has kept all schools closed. The experiment has served anew to focus attention on the kilocycles as a medium of education. With the advent broadcasting some 15 years ago there were prog-nosticaiors who expected radio to supplant the textbook and even the teacher. But the clearer eyed proph. ets envisioned no such revolution in education.

They saw in the microphone merely a supplementary educational tool. A decade and a half has established the truth of their view. symphony orchestra, direction Frank Black: Dewars White Label $29.50 case Milton J. Cross and Tex Rourke: Jean Sablon, songs: Fisk Jubilee Singers: Willard case authentic and legally correct. Young, a New York trial lawyer, first prepares each broadcast as he would an actual brief for a court trial.

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That's your Baker whips the "brief" into broad' cast routine, deleting the routine tes timonies and-highlighting the incrim-inating evidence and clues. O. Conrad, Elmhurst, 111., ham operator; demonstration of short wave radio. 3 WMAQ National Amateur Baseball finals. 3:30 WENR Senator Fishface and Prof.

Ffosebottle. 4 WENR Noble Cain and choir. 4:30 WENR Sunday afternoon with Smiling1 Ed McConneU: Robert Trendler, conductor; Grenadiers, male quartet; Doring Sisters, trio and chorus. 6 WBBM U. S.

Polo Open championship. 5:30 WMAQ A Tale of Today. 5:30 WIND Moissaye Bognslawskl, pianist, returns to air. 6 WBBM Columbia Workshop Abbey Players from Dublin's Radio Athlone, a radio version of Riders to the Sea by James Millington Synge. Irving Rcis direct- White Satin 90 Proof Dry Gin Music, drama and comedy feature It has become increasingly more apparent that the most that radio can do in the teaching role is to stimu Filth the presentations from W-G-N's audi late thinking and to inspire further ence studio this week with "Curtain 1 study.

Time," presenting a new mystery show written especially for the broad' One of the complaints that has been made often the past week, as 1 3h: tH i teachers attempted to carry instruc cast at 9:30 on Friday, evening. The show, written by Samson Horn, is tion into the home, was that they titled "The Amazing Case of the proceeded too swiftly. Specific di ins. 6 WMAQ Jane Fromnn. Don Ross D'Ar-teca's orchestra.

0:30 WLS Werner orchestra, with Lord la Lee and Dick Powell. Black White $29.50 case Specie No. 4 BLACK SCOTTIF, 8 Yr. lmportd Scotch Filth Les Tremayne (right) and Barbara Luddy, hsadliners of NBC's First Nighter, welcome Cal Tinney to local radio Tinney, rural comedian, is to be the headliner of the new Vanity Fair series starting at 7:30 tomorrow night over WLS-NBC. Tinney was a guest on First Nighter a week ago.

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A text book may be read and reread as oMen as nomic Co-operation. Speakers include Cor- dell Hull, Prime Minister Ca'mille Chautemps :4 criminologist. Blair Walliser will produce the show and Henry Weber's orchestra will provide incidental music. necessary to absorb a given item. Di'ciplinert in School Room.

of Franee, Premier Paul Van Zeeland of Belgium. Prime Minister William L. Mackenzie King of Canada, Chancellor Kurt Schus- Broadcasts, in a sense, assume that chnigg of Austria. 7 p. m.

WLS Virsinia "radio presenta- all minds are of equal comprehension potentiality. In the classroom the teacher can drill and concentrate on case Teachers tion of an American musical romance Anne Booth, English prima donna. 7 WMAQ Variety show with W. C. pupils who fail to grasp the subject the first time.

Also, in the classroom the teacher relies on more than voice Germany Today Subject of N. U. Reviewing Stand The condition of Germany, financially and politically, will be discussed on the Northwestern university reviewing stand at 10 a. m. today ovor W-G-N and a Mutual network.

Prof. Tracey E. Strevcy and Prof. Ernest Lauer both of Northwestern's department of history, will be the speakers on the program which js reg Fields. Edgar Bergen, and Charles McCarthy, Dorothy Lamour, Robert Armburster'a or Special No.

5 COACHING DAYS Lynn Chalmers, Lon Saxon on "Symphony in Rhythm" Lynn Chalmers, red haired songstress, and Lon Saxon will be the soloists with Harold Stokes and the W-G-N dance orchestra on the 30 minute W-G-N and Mutual network show "Symphony in Rhythm" at 7:30 Tuesday night. Miss Chalmers will sing If You Should Ever Leave and In a Little Carolina Town," and Saxon's solos will be "Can I Forget You" and "Don't Ever Change." chestra. to put over what she has to say, Tomorrow night Pt 9:30 Henry Weber will present Attilio Baggiore, tenor, and Opal Craven, soprano, as soloists on the Pageant of Melody program with the concert orchestra and octet. Mr. Baggiore will sing "I Hear You Calling Me," by Marshall, and "Colleen Mine," by Strickland.

Miss Craven's selections will be "I'll See You Again," from Bittersweet," and themes from Rodgers' Connecticut Yankee," with Mr. Baggiore and the octet. There are facial expressions, gestures, 7:30 WBBM Eddie Stanley Varieties. 8 WBBM Sunday Evening Hour. Jose and general demeanor, all of which Iturbi conducts the Symphony orchestra.

Amparo Iturbi. his sister, guest soloist. help to hold the attention and inter 4 year eld Canadian bonded 100 est. Also in a school room the young 8 WENR Rippling Rhythm Revue, with Shep Fields, Bob Hope, and Del Casino. sters are disciplined; they are under SEW ularly broadcast by the University 8 WMAQ-Manhattan Merry Go Round'.

8:30 WMAQ American Album of' Fa Broadcasting council. the direct command of the teacher. On the radio any other distraction, more attractive for the moment, may miliar Music. 8 :45 WENR Irene Rich In "Nero's Wife." lure the listeners away. Radio Is e'ssentially an entertain Proof Whiskey Pint J.

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EEL FIT ought always to remember to make 9 WBBM Preview of American Legioa WCFL Music in the Air. WJJU Mv Kingdom Come." Yqut Fall Shoes it as palatable as possible. If edu convention. 12:1.1 W-G-N Kilns ISrllent, orennlst IMBSl. cation by radio is to reach its full effectiveness it must conform to the WIND Supper Clnb.

WJJD Dude Martin. WLS Werner Janesen's orchestra. 6:15 WJJD Pick ard Family 7:00 W-G-N Comedy Stars nf Broadway. WIND Today's Baseball Game. WLS" Virginia." dramatization.

WCFL Polish prosrram. WMAQ Don Variety hour. WAAF Harlem Minstrels. 7:15 W-G-N Charlie GHylorri's orchestra. best practices of show business.

In MAGIC KEY TO 38 Months Old Straight Kent-tcky Whiskey formation, if it is to have wide public acceptance, ought to be sugar coated. Thus the station which put on Car 7:30 W-G-N Mr. Leiioiinaire Comes to SHOW USES OF RADIO IN SAFETY An Atlantic liner on the high seas. veth Wells, the famed explorer and globe trotter, during a dinner hour U00 W-U-N t'ropranis from (IBs, WBBM Builders of Happiness. WCFL Matinee Musical.

WKNR MaKic Key. WMAQ Sunday Drivers. WIND Folith program. WAAF Remember with Joy. 1:13 W-G-N Piilmrr House Concert orchestra IMBSl.

WJJD Sterling Young's orchebtra. WBBM St. Louis Serenade. 1:30 W-G-N Kay Keatlng's orch. IMBSl.

WBBM Dramas ot the Bible. WAAF Tower Tunes. WJJD Enduring Melodies. WMAQ Thatcher Colt. 2:00 W-G-N Martha and Hal TMHSl.

WENR There Was a Woman. WMAQ Tapestry of Melody. WCFL Organ Recital. WHFC Greek hour. WJJD Fred Beck, 'organist.

WBBM Everybody's Music. W-G-N Palmer Houm: Concert orch. WIND Club Cabana. 2:30 W-G-N Edna Sellers, organltit. lesson broadcast talking about elephants he had stalked in India and HMg Haig Pinch $41.53 case Store purchos only.

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WL3 American Leg-ion convention. WAAF Evening concert. WCFL Lithuanian program. 7:45 W-G-N Vincent Lopez's orchestra. 8:00 W-G-N Passing Parade (MBS1.

WBBM Sunday Evening hour. WMAQ Manhattan Merry-tio-Round WIND On to Adventure. WENR Rippling Rhythm Review. WCFL Irish hour. 8:15 W-G-N Joe Sunders orchestra.

8:30 W-G-N Dramatic Varieties. WMAQ Album of Familiar Music. WIND Down the Mississippi. WENR Walter Winchcll. 8 :45 W-G-N Tomorrow's Tribune.

WENR Irene Rich. WIND Senator Kd R. Burke. 8:32 W-G-N Museberk Sports Review. 9:00 W-G-N Good Will Hour (MBS.

WMAQ Sunday Nisht Party. WIND Dance Time. WCFL Amateur hour. WENR Zenith Foundation. WBBM American Levion bands.

sities and broadcasting stations co operate in Chicago, has been so suo cessful because it has realized the necessity of making its presentations sprightly, informal, and for the most part entertaining. While they have four of the major air lints ot the United States and four in Europt, the police system ot Boston nd the police and fire fighting systems- ot Trenton, N. an amateur rewarded for heroism in disaster, and the gigantic air cop system at the Cleveland, airport will be utilized when tne Magic Key of RCA presents a demonstration of the world-wide use ot radio in the protection ot life in everyday affairs at 1 p. m. today over WENR.

The "ham" to be. heard will be Willard O. Conrad of Elmhurst, 111.. who stood at his transmitter for 72 hours doing relioi work during the devastating Ohio river floods ot last January. Next will be a demonstration of the use of short wave radio by the police department of Boston, with two way transmission.

From poiice use of radio on the ground the program will switch to Cleveland, where its use in the air been illuminating they have also kept full of color. 9:13 WBBM Chicasu Philharmonic orch. inn sun Elegant higMine oxford In gabardine with patent trim 4 eyelet tie. It's the Red Cross "FERNCLIFF" illustrated below $6.50 if 1 WBBM Aunt Susans. wjjd Vaudeville thow.

8:45 WA A Symphonic hour. 9:00 Snnday mominit concert. WBBM Church of the Air. WMAQ Russian melodies. WJJD Happy Go Lucky Time.

WCFL Gcrmnn proirram. 9 :30 WCFL Swinjrtime. WMAQ Cloister Ensemble. W.7JD Adult Education council. WLH -Little Brown Church.

WBBM Romany Trail. 9.45 WIND Rhythm In Red WJJD Fitznatrick' orchestra. WMAQ Madriral Sisners. 1 9:30 W-G-N Rhythm and Romance (MBS. WENR Ernest Gill concert.

9:45 WIND Nino Rinaldo's orchestra. 10:00 WENR Globe Trotter. WBBM Horace Henderson's orchestra. WMAQ Russ Morgan's orchestra. WIND Old Fashioned Revival.

WCFL National Radio Revival. 10:15 W-G-N Kridia Diuhin orch. (MBS WBBM Melody Time. WENU Andy Kirls'a orchestra. 10:30 W-G-N Ted Wwnw' orchestra fMUS WMAQ Carlos Molina's orchestra.

Entertaining While Informative. The University of Chicago Round Table, for instance, though primarily an educational program, has been kept so informal, so spontaneous, even though usually dealing with serious matters, that most listeners have come to regard it at least as much entertaining as informative. In the Titans of Science series stories of the lives and accomplishments of the great of science were put over with greater effectiveness by presenting them in dramatic form. Walter Damrosch's Musical Appreciation hour, which has entertained as well as instructed a decade of youth, has probably enriched the nation, musically speaking, as much as i 10:00 W-G-N North western 1 I I WENR Popular Melodies. WBBM Flanasramg.

WIND Bleacher WMAQ Widow's Sons. WJJD Happy Harmonics. 2:15 W-G-N Baseball Headline. WIND Sport's Globe. WBBM Dugout Dope.

WJJD Warren Brown. 2:55 W-G-N BasebH II: Chicago Cubs vs. Brwklyn Dodgers. Also on WBBM. WJJD.

WIND. WCFL. 3:00 WMAQ National Amateur Baseball. VVAAK Jimmy Kozalt. pianist.

WENR Sunday Vespers. 3:15 WAAF-Hymn Time. 350 WMAQ The World Is Yours. WENR Variety Show. 3:45 WAAF Kay Armin.

4:00 WMAQ Paul Martin's Music. WEN It Noble Cain A Cappella elmir. WAAF Deadlines. 4:30 WMAQ Western open golf tourney. WENR Sniilins Ed McConncll.

WAAF Organ melodies. 4:45 WMAQ Roy Shield's orchestra. 5:00 W-G-N Geo. Price and His Key Men. MBS.

WAAF Harmony Hall. WMAQ Catholic hour. WJJD Baseball Scoreboard. WBBM U. S.

open Polo championship. WENR Amateur hour. WCFL Grenadier band. 6:30 W-G-N Fun in Swinatime (MBS. WMAQ-A Tale of Today.

WCFL Ted Wallace's band. WIND Moissaye Bosruslawski, pianist. WJJD Kinney's Hawaiians. WBBM Our American Neighbors. 6:00 W-G-N Ted Weems orchestra.

WCFL Orsanis-t. WENR Helen Traubel. WMAQ Jane Froman. WJJD Henry King's orchestra. WBBM Columbia Workshop.

WAAF Concert Master. 0:30 W-G-N Eddy Duchin's orchestra. WMAQ Fireside Recital. WCFL Jack Kelly's orchestra. WBBM World Economic Cooperation.

will be described. LisU nercj will hear Clarence T. Talpo, a so-caWcd "air cop." Then the Magic Key will hop to the bridge of the giant liner Queen Mary, at sea off Narturicet. John B. Kennedy, who will conduct of tie switches and interviews, will speak Stnnd rMHSl.

Wjjd Bureau of Mlsinir Persons. WAAF Hit of the Week. WBBM Texn Ranircr. WMAQ Sunshine hour. WCFL Mirth Parade.

10:15 W-G-N Edna Sellers. oreanli. WAAF Dance review. WCFL Hit review. WLS Aunt Em Lanninr.

WITH THE AID of a mechanical cxhauot-gas analyzer our experienced mechanics will scientifically adjust your carburetor to utmost efficiency in a few minutes for 10:30 W-G-N Sunday Morning Quarter Back IMKS1. any other single factor. Today more WBBM Major Bowes" Canitol Family. WCFL Jack Kelly's orchestra. WENR Eddy Varzo'g orchestra.

WBBM Todd Hunter. 10:45 WMAQ Carlos Molina's orchestra. WBBM Jay Freeman's orclieftra. W-G-N Fred Worimt's orchestra. WENR.

Barney Rnpo's orchestra. WMAQ Henry Buee's orchestra. WCFL All Nations' Pentecostal churcji. WBBM Frankte Masters' orchestra. 11:30 W-G-N Dick Gasparre's orch.

(MBSI. WENR Andy Kirk's orchestra. WMAQ Gray Gordon's orchestra. WBBM Bob Crosby's orchestra. Midnight VV-G-N I'reddy Martin's orchestra 1MIJ8.

WBBM Nocturne. WIND The Niifht Watch. WENR Louie Panico'-s orchestra. WMAQ Eddie Varzo's orchestra. Monday A.

M. 12:15 W-G-N Ted Weems' orch. (MBSI. WBBM Charlie Ent'el's orchestra. 12:30 W-G-N-Joe Sanders' orch.

MBS. WMAQ Kins' Jesters. WEN Carlos Molina's orchestra. WBBM Horace Henderson's orerteetrt. to Capt.

Robert B. Irving and A. H. Farman, the ship's radio officer, touring the interview the story of how radio is used to assist in the safe navigation of ships oe told even as cne of the largest ships afloat brings Only her passengers New Yorkward. The climax ot the air radio peo than 40,000 American schools are radio equipped and a substantial portion of these arrange to tune in the Damrosch programs regularly every season.

Keep Entertainment Uppermost. There are numerous other programs which, while in the main informative, never fail to keep the entertainment theme uppermost. Such wjjd Happy Go Lucky Time. WLS Concert hour. WAAF Swlnif time.

WCFL Green orchestra. 10:45 W-G-N Charioteers fMBSl. WMAQ Henry Bue's. orchestra. WJJD Henry Kins's orchestra.

WIND Mornlns Melodies. WAAF Melody Parade. -11 W-O-N Ilr. Chas. Cpitrbeln.

orsanlBt. WMBI Moodv elturch prorram. WMAQ Silver Streak revue. WLS Sonthernaires. WCFL The Hour Glaps.

WBBM Ellvthmic Melortr. 11:15 W-G-N Alice Bln pianist. WBBM Quarter' Hour of Romance. tacje will be a flashing trip over haJf the world via short wave radio as airliners carry passengers hither and (Nothing else to buy You will begin to save on gasoline at once and enjoy the thrill of a more "lively" engine. yon to the far corners of the earth, nn in mill ilCiTil 1 i rrri-i'ifitl.

iii a i in i i mm programs as Cavalcade of America, The Singing Lady, the Junior Nurses -3 mMI A WAAF Encores. Corps, Wilderness Road, the new Zen 11:30 W-G-N Solemn military pontlfleal mass MBT. WLS Elsle Mne Emerson. WBBM Marie Numbers. WMAQ University of Chicago Round WCFI, Music Hall.

WAAF Sweet and Slow. 11:45 WAAF Rhythm Review. 6 7 Noon W-G-N I of the Trlbone 9 txv vsr ith Foundation series on telepathic experiments, the Science In the News series are just a few that come to mind at the moment. At any rate educational broadcasts year by year are becoming more palatable. And it's a good thing.

For this fact we have such persons to thank for as Dr. James Rowland An-gell, former president of Yale, who gets $25,000 a year for his ideas at NBC, and Allen Miller, Myrtle Stahl, and Judith Waller, who work in the local vineyards for somewhat less, but probably just as wisely! Comics. WBBM Rhythm at Noon. WIND German hour. WMAQ Matinee Greetings.

WCFL Dorothy Dreelin. WENR Radio City Music Hall. Sunday P. M. 12:15 WMAQ Dorothy Dreslin.

13:30 W-G-N Alire Blue, pianist (MBS. WMAQ Dreams of Lon? Aso. WENR Our Neighbors. 'i I for free estimates UNION WORKMEN CHAIR SOI PHOPfE VvP Wttfi 1 Cushion With 3 Cushions 8dfe.75 m.75 TONIGHT JOSE and AMPARO ITURBI Pianists FORD SUNDAY EVENING HOUR Symphony Orchestra of 75 JOSE ITURBI, Conductor 8 o'clock, C. D.

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