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30. 1938. PART 3 PAGE 8.SW CHICAGO SUNTDAY TRIBUTE: JANUARY Features on the Air Today Stepmother Ready for Kampus Klass KYSER KAMPUS KLASS STARTS ON LIBS TUESDAY HERE'S PLUG FOP. lliTERS, RADIO'S FORGOTTEN T.1EN 4 Dr. Kay Kyser, professor of music, and his assistant, Virginia Sims, all ready to conduct the first session of "Kay Kyser's Kampus Klass on W-G-N and the Mutual network next Tuesday evening.

The Kampus Klass will meet at 7 p. m. each Tuesday in W-G-N's audience studio. FACES BORIS KARLOFF ON AIR TONIGHT Nelson Eddy to Introduce New Tenor. Charlie McCarthy's self-assurance in the presence of celebrities will be put to a blood-curdling test at 7 p.

rn. over WMAQ-NBC At that time, the overshadowing guest will be Boris Karloff, player of "monster r61es in the movies. Charlie has heard that he is on his way and plans to do his best to frighten the terrifying Karloff. The program will be Nelson Eddy's last until next August. He will introduce John Carter, new tenor of the program, by singing a duet with him.

Eddy's solos will include "Hills of Home and Evening Star from Tannhauser." Jack Benny will lead his cast in modern hula chant based on th popular song, "Vieni Vieni," his gigantic production of Samuel Gold-wyn's "The Hurricane," during his program over WMAQ-NBC at 6 p. m. today. Jack's highly original version of Hurricane will have all the action taking place on the Island of Mana-cura just before and durins? the tre- mendous wind storm. Jack will play L.e the hard bitten rnvpmnr of the island; Mary Livingstone will play the role of Le Fame wife, and Don Wilson and Andy Devine will play the part of beachcombers who got into the play by accident.

Ida Lunino will eoear as euest of Tyrone Power for the second time in Hollywood Playhouse at 8 p. m. over WENR-NBC. The two stars will nresent an original nlav based nn Rupert Brookes' well known poem, Jt orever BOARD OF TRADE MEN TO DEBATE 6 STEWARDESSES "True or False," the quiz program with a different twist, presented by Dr. Harry Hagen over Mutual, will be heard from W-G-N's studios at 9 p.

m. tomorrow. The rival teams who will be competing for the cash prizes, offered for the correct answers will be composed of six members of the Chicago Board of Trade, and six air stewardesses. The members of the Board of Trade team will be Sidney Lan-dis, Edwin A. Boerner, James M.

R. Glaser, Charles M. Walker, Henry J. Koehl, and William H. Weinress.

They have been coached for the last week by John D. McDougall, who has been a Chicago grain merchant for lifty-two years. The stewardesses will lineup with Alice Severance as captain, and Helen Huntley, Selma Tilker, Mary Louise Wilson, "Pat" Morgan, and Clara Hegg as her assistants. COURT OF HUMAN RELATIONS AIRS LOVE TALE TODAY "The Court of Human Relations," heard from coast to coast over W-G-N and the Mutual Broadcasting system every Sunday from 3 to 3:30 p. features each week a cast of well known radio players.

Heard regularly each week are such actors and actresses as Wilmer Walter, Wilfred Lytell, Edith Spence, Barbara Weeks. James Meighan, Andy Donnelly, Erik Rolf, Adelaide Klein, Betty Worth, and Elizabeth Day. The title of the episode today is For the Love of Me." Ella Logan Busse Guest. Ella Logan, little Scotch singer who has been heard zs guest of such personalities as Rudy Val'ee and Bing Crosby and who appeared with Henry Busse on a broadcast from the Chez Paree in Chicago last Sunday, will again be heard with him during his broadcast over WMAQ-NBC at 10:30 p. m.

1'CARTHY CEMKAI. STAJs'DAKD TIiIE.J ON W-G-N. 10 a. m. Korth western Bcrlewlnr Slsad UBC.

10:45 The American Radio Warblera UBS. 11 University of Chicago Chapel set-rice-, with ths Rev. Howard Thurman, dean of the chapel of Howard -university. Washincton. Koon Reading? of The Tribuoo comics, with Russ EusseJI.

1 p. m. Tbo Right Job UBC. On a Sunday Afternoon, an all-star variety show MBS. 2:45 Bob Becker's dog chats.

3 Court of Human Relations: "For the Lore of Me." 3 :30 Kay Kyser's orchestra. 4 Musical Steelmakers MBS. Warblers Sylvia Froos, one of radio's most charming personalities, who has just completed a stage appearance in Chicago, will be featured at 2 p. m. today as the guest star on the W-G-N and MBS show "On a Sunday Afternoon in W-G-N's audience studio.

fx i Seymour Photo. Fran Allison, who sings and does Aunt Fanny impersonations on the NBC Breakfast club and Club matinee. Miss Allison got into radio by way of WMT, Cedar Rapids and Waterloo, Ia. City Furniture Co' UNION r-V' 9 I 1 Mi 4 Ivy I BROADCASTS FROM CHICAGO STATIONS Sylvia Froos Guest on Stokes' Hour. Kay Kyser's orchestra and singing stars will make their bow to W-G-N and Mutual network listeners in a new series of commercial programs to be known as "Kay Kyser's Kampus Klass at 7 p.

m. Tuesday. "Kay Kyser's Kampus Klass" will originate in the W-G-N audience studio with 600 guests attending each performance. The program is the prototype of the old "Kay Kyser's Kollege of Musical Knowledge which W-G-N carried as a sustaining broadcast each Monday evening for 16 weeks. The audience is invited to partici pate in the broadcast each week.

Kyser, before each program, draws eight numbers corresponding to ticket numbers held by those who attend the show and invites the lucky ticket holders to come to the platform and answer questions. Cash prizes totaling $100 will be distributed to the contestants, the grand prize being $50. Virginia Sims, Kyser's beautiful soloist, will be heard each week as will Harry Babbitt, tenor, Lyman Gandee, pianist, Merwyn "Ish Kaib ble" Bogue and Sully Mason, and Bobby Guy, the hot trumpeter. Sylvia Froos, diminutive sorig stylist, will be the guest of Harold Stokes on his "On a Sunday Afternoon" show at 2 p. m.

on W-G-N-Mutual. Miss Froos will sing Who Knows and I've got My Heart Set On You in which she will be accompanied by the W-G-N vocal ensemble, and the new novelty selection "Cuban Cabby." Arthur Wright. W-G-N tenor, will be heard in solo selections. The two young singers who will be heard on the weekly Opportunity Knocks portion of the show are Marjorie Hazelwood and Douglas Mareschal. As the feature "Famous Voices A Million People Have Heard But Never On The Radio." Mr.

Stokes will present Harold Rath, who daily calls the trains at the Chicago and Northwestern terminal. Curtain Time on Friday will pre- WCFL Variety Show. WENR Amateur hour. WIND Buiterret's Ensemble. WBBM Joe Penncr.

W-G-N Jack Betzncr's orch. f-MBSl. WIND Paul Pendarvis" orchestra. WBBM Double Everything. WMAQ A Tale of Today.

WCFL Popular Classics. 6:00 W-G-N The Forum L.MI5SJ. WMAQ Jack Benny. WIN Polish hour. WBBM Jeanette MacDonald.

6:30 W-G-N Gay lord's orchestra aSS51. WMAQ Iut cresting WBBM Twilight musical. WLS Ozzie Nelson's orchestra. 6:45 W-G-X Comedy Stars of Broadway. WCFL Favorite Melodies.

7 W-G-X Epic of America," by James Trtislow Adams MBS. WBBM Manhattan ilotlier. WLS Detective Series. WMAQ Don Amcehe. Nelson Eddy, Edgar Bergen.

7:30 W-G-X Jack Russell's orchestra. WBBM Beard of Education. WLS California Concert. WCFL Lithuanian program. 7:45 W-G-N Arthur Sears Henning MBSJ.

WBBM Sports Huddle. 8:00 W-G-X Choral Contrasts ISIISSI. WBBM Sunday Evening hour. WMAQ Manhattan Merry-Go-Round. WENR Hollywood Playhouse, Tyrone Power.

WCFL Irish hour. 8:30 W-G-X Xews Testers. WMAQ Album of Familiar Music WIND Sunday Evening club. WENR Waller Winchcll. 8:15 W-G-X Tomorrow's Tribune.

WENR Irene Rich. 8.52 W-G-X Mnsebeek sport review. 9:00 W-G-N Good Will hour MBSJ. WMAQ Rising otar. WIND Kuss Hoclfres.

WBBM Zenith Telepathy Tests. WCKL Amateur hour. WENR Vocal Varieties. 9:15 WEN Six Day Bike race. 9:30 W-G-X Jack Ktisacll's orchestra.

WENR Cheerio 1 WIND Old Xaxbioncd revival: C. L. Fuller. WMAQ Four Stars Tonight. WBBM Court of Missins Heirs.

8:45 W-G-X Hucky: Blackhawks vs. N. Y. Rangers. WMAQ News.

10:00 WENR The Globe Trotter. WBBM Jay Freeman's orchestra. WCFL Radio revival. WMAQ Blue Barron's orchestra. 10:15 WENR L.

Panico's orchestra. 10:30 W-G-X lrl Owen's orchestra. WBBM Henderson's orchestra. WCKL Charles Asnew's WENR Ij. Armstrong's WMAQ Busse's orchestra.

10:45 WBBM Melodic Tune. W-G-X Georice Olsen's orch. IMBS. EN Desirable Music. WMAQ Lou Brcese's orchestra.

WCFL All-Nations' Pentecostal church. WBBM Garrisan's orchestra. WIND Paul Ptiidarvis' and Bill Carl sen's orchestras. 11:30 W-G-N Kay Kyser's oreh. WMAQ L.

Armstrong's orchestra. WBBM Fiorilo's orchestra. 11:45 WENR Six Day Bik? Race. Midnisht W-G-X Johnnie Johnston's orch. rMRMj.

WBBM Khylhm at Midnight. WIND The Nisrht Watch. WMAQ Panico's orchestra. MONDAY A. 81.

Itay Ketins'n orch. IMRS1. NEW 4:30 "Tha Shadow," with Orion WtUea and Ames Moorhead MBSJ. 6 Thirty Minutes In Hollywood: Goortw Jessel, Talmadse, Lois Wilson, and Clare How MBS). 6 The Forum MBS.

Comedy Stars of Broadway. 7 "Epic of America," by James Truslo Adams MBS. 7:45 Capital Comment, with Arthur Sears Eennintr. 8:45 Tomorrow's Tribune and sports 9 Good Will hour. 9:45 Hocky: Chicago Blackhawks vs.

New5 York Rangers, -with Bob El so a. ON OTHER STATIONS. 11:30 a. m. WMAQ University of Chl-caso Bound Table.

12 noon WENR Radio City Music Hall. 12:30 p. m- WMAQ Smoke Dreams. 12:30 WESTS-There Was Woman. 1 p.

m. WENR The Marie Key: Symphony orchestra direction Frank Black. Erio Pinaa, Metropolitan Opera Jose Iturbi. coa-ductor-pianist; Carol Weymann, soprano. 1 WBBM Dr.

Christian, with Jsa Hershoit. 1:30 WIND Know Tour Authors. 2 WBBM JKew Tork Philharmonic Syn phony orchestra, Georges Enesco, meet conductor. Kumbcrs to be heard aro Mendelssohn's Fourth, or "Italian." Symphony and the Sibelius tone poem. "The Swan of Tuo-nela." leaturinjr Michel ITazzi as Enjlish horn soloist.

2:30 WIND Chicago Bears vs. All-Stars. 2 :30 WENR Frank Simon's Concert band. 3WJJD The Charles E. Couehlin.

3 :30 WMAQ Question-Air, with Eob Brown. 4 WENR Metropolitan Opera auditions. 4 WMAQ Marion Talley. son its. 4 WBBM Magazine of ths Air, with An- dies Segovia, guitarist, 4 :30 WIND Moissaye Bognslawskl, pianist.

4:30 WMAQ Mickey Mouse Theater of the Air: Felix Mills music 5 WBBM Joe Penner. 5 WCFL Senator Fieblace. 5 :30 WIND Arag-on-Trianon orchestras; Dick Jurgens and Bill WMAQ A Tale of Today. 6 :30 WCFI Senator Fishlace. 6 :30 WBBM Double Everylhlnir.

6 WMAQ Jack Benn7. Mary Livingstone. Kenny Baker, Andy Devine, and Phil Harris' music. 6 WBBM Open House, with Jeanne tte MacDonaid. 6:30 WLS Fee Murray.

Ozzie Nelson's band, and Harriet Hilliard and Edward Arnold and Jack Mulball. 8 :30 WMAQ Interesting Neighbors; Jerry Belcher visits James Whitcomb Riley home. 7 WMAQ Variety show. with Dob Ameche, Nelson Eddy. Edjar Bergen, and Charles McCarthy.

Robert Armbruster'a orchestra, Stroud Twins, Dorothy Limour, and Boris Karloff. 7 :30 WBBM Board of education program. 8 WENR Hollywood playhouse; Tyrone Power and Ida Lupino in "Forever England." 8 WMAQ Manhattan Merry-Go-Round. 8 WBBM Sunday Evening Hour: FriU Reiuer, conductor; Elisabeth Rethberr. 8 :30 WIND Chicago Sunday Evening club, with Dr.

Howard Thurman. 9 WMAQ Rising Musical Star Program. 8 WBBM Telepathy tests. 9:30 WBBM Court of Missing: Heirs. 32 The Original TRUE STORY COURT OF HUMAN RELATIONS Xv WGN 3' a.

t.i 10V MUTUAL NETWORK LISTEN TO NEWTON JEHRIRJ 2:43 P. M. EVERY SUNDAY WN. sf. aTsk WORKMEN HALSTED STREET -iisjiw i -ml in.

-3 taking all the parts himself. And the rest of the cast are agreed that he gives them something to shoot at in the way of a potent reading of the lines. At this session the script may be modified. In fact it is brushed up, revamped, polished until the moment it reaches the air. And then sometimes lines may be ad libbed giving an extra lift or laugh.

During the actual airing Author Quinn may be found in the sponsor's booth if vacant, or on the floor of the control booth, lending a keen ear. There he frets and stews over all the things that might happen but never do. His greatest fear is that one of the key performers will fail to show some evening. But as usual they are all present and in top form. Under such circumstances Fibber McGee has no more appreciative listener than Don Quinn.

WBBM Ryhthmic Melody. 11 :1 5 WBBM Quarter Hour of Romance. WAAF Encores. 11:30 WLS Grace Wilson. WBBM Magic Numbers.

WAAF" Sweet and Low. WMAQ Cuivcrtily of Chicago Round Table. WCKL Contraeti in Rhythm. SUNDAY P. M.

12:00 W-G-N ending or The Tribune romlcs. WBBM Church of the. Air. WMAQ Al and Lee Reiser. WCFL Laff Parade.

WIND Ucrmiin hour. WHIP Hungarian fantasies. WENR Mubia Hall. 12:15 WMAQ Henry Busse's orchestra. 12:110 W-G-N a String quartet IMIWJ.

WMAQ Smoke Dreams. WBBM Foreign news. WMB1 Organ Mclodirre. WENR There Was a Woman. WJJD Grand Central Station.

12:45 WJJD Trumbaiier'a orchestra. WBBM Poet's Gold. 1 :00 W-4J-N The Right Job. WCFL Don Norman. WIND Down the Mississippi.

WMB1 Voices in Song. WENR Magic Key. Frank Black. WMAQ Park Consr. choir.

WBBM Morros quartet. WJJD-Extra! Extra! 1:15 W-G-N Alice Hue. pianis' B1BS1. WMAQ Travel talk. WJJD Enduring Melodies.

1 :30 W-U-X New Poetry hour MBS. 'WMBI Young People's hour. WIND Know Your Authors. WBBM Dr. Chrisliau.

WMAQ Thatcher ColU WJJD Singing Strings. 1 :45 WJJD Juclse John Gutknecht. :00 On a Monday Aftertioon IMBSJ. WHFC Greek hour. S.

E. Chapin. WENR Last of the Lock woods. WCr'I Concert hour. WMAQ Radio News ReM.

WJJD Masaryk Memorial. WBBM New York Philharmonic orchestra. 2:30 WMAQ Sunday Drivers. WENR Frank Simon's band. WJJD Happiness Highway.

WIND Football Bears vs. Southern All-Stars. 3:45 W-G-N Bob Becker's Dog Chats. WCKJ. Newton Jenkins.

3:00 H-G-N Court of Human Relations. WENR National Vespers. WHIP The Rev. Leon Grochowski. WMAQ Strange as Seems.

W( 'FL Romance Melodies. WJJD Father Charles E. Coushlin. 3 1 5 WHFC American Lesion. WMAQ Romance Melodies.

3:30 W-G-N Kay Kitser's orchestra. Lutheran hour. Happy Harmonies. WMAQ Question-Air. WENR Jean Ellington.

Ranch Boys. 4:00 W-G-X MuhIchI steelmakers tBIBSl. WMAQ Marion Talley. WER Metrotolitan opera; Wullred Pelietier. WIND Enduring Memories.

WBBM Magazine of the Air. WCF.L Father Justin Rocary hour. 4 W-G-N The Shadow MHSl. WIND Moixsaye Bosuslawski. WMAQ Mickey Moue theater.

WBBM Spelling Bee. WJJD Pickard Family. WENR Smiling Ed McConnell. 4:45 WENR Edward Da vies, ban I one. 6:00 W-G-N Thirty Minutes ia Hollywood.

WMAQ Catholic hour. A WOMAN!" Don Quinn Gives Lowdown on Comedy Scripters. BY LARRY WOLTERS. Bach, Beethoven, Erahms and even Berlin set credit when their compositions are broadcast. Shakespeare and Shaw are given their lull due when their works go out on the air.

But the people who really write for radio what a time they have ever getting a mention. The fans whoop and cheer for Jack Benny, Bing Crosby, Bob Burns, Fibber McGee and Dm QUfa. Molly. Vic and Sade, Lights Out, and 101 other features. But who recognizes the names of Bill Morrow and Ed Beloi, Car roll Carroll, Don Quinn, Paul Rhymer, Arch Oboler or the many others who keep punching the typewriters while the stars take the bows and wallow in fan mail? In Hollywood writers get credit lines in pictures, live in mansions with several swimming pools attached and report incomes on speaking terms with those of Gable and Garbo.

But in radio writers are the forgotten men. Pondering this matter the other day it seemed like a good idea to track down one of these lads and find out what they are like, how they do their work, what are their rewards and anything else that might be of interest or shed some light on this very dark subject. Tracking Down a Writer. We wondered about the Fibber McGee show. On the air for three years without a rest it has climbed steadily in public favor so that today it is one of the top evening network shows.

Vaguely we recalled that one Don Quinn was the author. A look int the phone book disclosed no telephone number. A call to NBC was of no aid. They didn't have It, either. Veil, ultimately he was located and arrangements made to meet him on his one day a week off Tuesday.

That's the day after the Fibber show. Each show, Quinn disclosed over our oysters, is pitched up in the im mediate week preceding presentation While wrestling with their steaks, they criticize the show just given and hash over ideas for the following week's offering. The theme of last Monday's show Fibber as a baby tender was actually suggested at a previous session. But it was at this clambake that Ihe "payoff" was suggested that of having Fibber accept a job as lion tamer to get away from the baby. Every one puts in his oar at these sessions," Don explained.

We kick various ideas around until they get into a shape meeting general approval." (Fibber and Molly, that is Jim and Marion Jordan, who happens to be convalescing from illness just now; Harlow Wilcox, Hugh Studebaker, who plays Silly Bill Thompson, who plays Nick De Populus, and other characters; Harold Peary, Betty Winkler, Clarke Dennis, Ted Weems, Billy Mills are iikeiy all to be in on these sessions. Also Cecil Underwood, production director, and Paul Hennir-g, a former Kansas City lad who is no a full time assistant to Quinn. 1 How Ho Does It. Around Wednesday noon Quinn locks up the house, shuts off the phone, gets out his typewriter, dictionary, encyclopedia, Roget's Thesaurus but no gag booksand he is ready for work. Unlike many another comedy writer Don has no library of comic writings, no file of puns and jokes, no card index of sure fire comic situations.

And he doesn't refer to old scripts. He doesn't even keep an old one in his house, preferring to rely entirely on whatever mental resources he can command. In addition to the rough olot which has been outlined on Monday, Quinn has also the musical cues, the commercial copy which is to be gagged into the script, and possibly some material that Henning has contributed. He starts writing the show from the beginning and takes every thing in order to the end. And he sticks with it one long session which runs, if he is lucky, ten hours but may stretch to sixteen or longer.

Only Interruptions he permits himself are for a bite or possibly a brief stroll with Sklppy, a terrier Betty Eckersall gave the Quinns. Quinn credits much of the success et the show to Jack Lewis, advertising executive, who thought up the Fibber McGee idea and supervises the show; to Jim and Marion Jordan and Cecil Underwood, the director. Rupture 13 progressive il never stands still. All large ruptures were once small one3. The Seeley meth od succeeds when all others have failed.

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Say for reference -1 "V-vCl -V i Seymour Pholo.l Sunda Love doesn't look much like the picture conjured up by the word Stepmother." She plays that role in the serial by that name on WBBM-CBS at 4:30 p. m. weekdays. sent one of three shows auditioned for the studio and listening audience last friday. These were Only Yesterday," a fantasy; "They Never Come Back," a sports story, and "Red Jade and Ivory," a mystery.

And the one receiving the most ballots from the listeners will be presented at 9:30 p. m. Friday with Joan Winters and David Gothard in the leading rfiles. Other visible shows: 9:30 p. tn.

Monday The Pasreant of Melody with the W-G-N concert orchestra and chorus, directed by Joe Johuson and starring Attilio Baesiore, tenor. 9:30 p. m. Tuesday The Northerners, wilh Margery Maxwell, soprano. 0:30 p.

m. Wednesday Melodies from the Sky wilh Harold Slokes. the W-G-N Dam orchestra and lce club. Edna O'DclI. Loj Holzer.

winner of the Opportunity Knocks contest. Kirk and Three Men and a Maid. 9:30 p. m. Thursday.

The Concert Kevus with the W-G-N Concert orchestra au.l chorus, Katbryo Wilwcr, soprano, Wiiliaoi Miller, tenor. JACK RUSSELL'S ORCHESTRA ON W-G-N MUTUAL The music of Jack Russell is now aired regularly over W-G-N-Mutual from the Melody Mill ballroom in North Riverside. Russell and his orchestra are heard over W-G-N and the MBS network every Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday nig-ht at various hours. The orchestra features eleven men, including the leader, who is also the top vocalist with the outfit. In addition to Russell the orchestra consists of Harold Jones, guitar, sax, and flute; Bill Schoening, sax; Ches Smith, sax, trumpet, and vocalist; Art Gettler, trumpet and vocalist; Bob Lipsky, sax and clarinet; Frank Pichel, drummer; Harry Hynda, pianist; Eddy Slechta, trumpet; Jules FastoJf, trombone, and Harold Emily, bass.

WAY DOWN EAST SERIAL WILL BE BACK TOMORROW Way Down East, well known dra matic serial, will return to W-G-N and twelve others stations beginning to morrow. The show will be heard on W-G-N at 10:45 a. m. Monday through Friday. This continuation of the famous siege play of the same title, Way Down East, is produced by Frank and Anne Hummert.

The serial dramatizes the lives of a homely and colorful group of people centered around David Bartlctt and his wife, Anna. The cast, featuring some of radio's ablest actors and actresses, includes Agnes Moorehead as Anna, Karl Swenson as David Bartlett, and Wilmer Walter as Squire Bartlett. PINZA, ITU RBI TO BE GUESTS ON MAGIC KEY A 6,000 mile interview between Linton Wells, Magic Key commenta tor, and John W. White, correspondent in Buenos Aires, will be a feature of the Magic Key of RCA pro gram at 1 p. m.

over WENR-NBC The Magic Key also will present Ezio Piny; celebrated Metropolitan opera basso; Jose Ifurbi, eminent Spanish conductor-pianist; Carol Weyman, young soprano, and Dr. Frank Black conducting the Magic Key orchestra. THOR NO F2NAKCE S3. TO DEAL WITH TRADE IN YOUR end? I good DID WASHER NOW! No Carrying Charge on Siiorr Term Account CHICAGO'S LOWEST PRICES OPEN EVERT EVENING P. M.

1 1 1 hMi i.i fiiw 4 i who gives it that brisk tempo which has given it the reputation of the shortest half hour on the air. The inspiration for Fibber McGee came from Jim and Marion Jordan themselves through their former Smackout performances. Lewis listened to this drama via his auto radio when he drove to work each morning. He liked them and saw in them potentialities for a great evening show. He outlined his ideas to them.

It sounded good to the Jordans and to Quinn who had been writing Smack-out for them. I lie bad also written for Olsen and Johnson when they were on CES.J After the script is finished on Thursday the cast assembles at Needham, Louis Brorby agency, sponsor's representatives, to listen to a recording of last week's show. Then Jim Jordan reads the new script, ItK-VIKAL STANDARD TIMK.1 Oy BHOKT WAVE'S. EEBUN-5 p. in A SuiKlay evptiliiE'.

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49.1 m. il meg. CHICAGO STATIONS. W-G-N 720 WIND SMI WMAQ-W70 WBBM 770 WENR K70 WLS 870 WAAK 2(l WCFl SI70 WMB! 180 WCCD 1080 WJJD 11S0 WWAE 12l0 WEDC 121(1 WSHC 121H WGES 13R WHIP 14S0 SDNDATA. M.

8:00 WBBM Wfnss Over Jordan. WCFLr-Turu Back the Clock. WH I Sinsr-Sppaker chorus. WJJD Rose Vanderbowh. WLS Evpryborty's hour.

WMAQ Rahbif Mne. 8:15 WCF1 Torn Tcrris. WJJD American Scene. WIND Hungarian Air theater. WCFL Melmly Moments.

WBBM Poetic Strings. 8:45 A A Synmlioitic liour. W--N Kundar morning; ronrrrt. WBBM Church ol the Air. WJJD Happy-Go-Lucky Time.

WIND Contrast in Hnrmoiik-s. WHIP German Sinsr. WMAQ Rnneian mflorjie. WLS Little Brown church. WCKL Dr.

Ralph W. Swkman. :30 WCKL Madrieal Shiper. WMAQ Dreams of Lonjr Aeo. WBBM D.

of Cbica? organ recital. 0:45 WJJD This Curiou World. WMAO Dreams of Long- Ago. WLS Julian Bentley. 10:00 W-G-N Northwewtem Reviewing Btantl JMltMl.

WJJD Bureau of Mining Persons. WLS" Kolks Worth WBBM-Texa Rj-ner. WMAQ Silver Flute. WCFL-Alice Rentsen. 10:1.1 W-G-N Morning Melodies.

WAAK-Dunce review. WJJD Dick Jurgens' orchestra. WCI. Hit review. 10:30 WBBM-Moifern Miracles.

WM AQ Sunxuine hour. WIND Liten to yourself. WLS Concert hour. W.IJD Happy-Go-Lucky Time. A A winstime.

WCFL Kclix Knipht. 10:45 W-G-N American Radio Warblers fMHSJ. WBBM Sunday Sunshine. WIND Varieties. WCFL Sport Scraps.

WJJD Tommy Tuckpr's orchestra. II :00 W-G-N t). of C. rhapel Kervires. WMBT Moody church program.

WHIP The Woman and the Church. WMAQ Newweel Thrills. WLS The Soulhernnaires. WCFL Rhythm Revue. TODAY'S i MlxriiM KS.

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