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1 is Kenny Baker to know how Mary Pickford got her name into the papers Fred will grill the daylights out of Monte Proser, who did the publicity jobs. The interview, of course, will take only a part of Allen's regular Wednesday hour on Columbia network, with the "Texco Workshop Players" contributing another deathless drama. SVBS FOR GABE MS Edgar Guest, beloved American poet, substitutes for Gabriel Heatter as master of ceremonies of Columbia network's "We The People," heard 'Tuesday on WHP. Gabe will take a month off blow himself to a well earned rest. Edgar Guest, fn his second ap pearance as host on "We.

the People," will interview America's newest and oldest Senator, Sam Houston, son of the great frontiersman of the same name, on the broadcast with Mark Warnow's orchestra and Announcer Harry von Zell over WHP on the Columbia Network, Tuesday, at 9 p. m. Senator Houston, who will be 87 years old June 21, has just been appointed to the United States Senate to fill the unexpired term of Morris Sheppard, deceased. He will occupy the seat which his distinguished father held from 1846 1859. Mr.

Houston is the oldest member of Congress. A United States town that is more than prepared to meet any blitzkrieg glider attack will be represented by Ted Bellack. The town is Frankfort, which enjoys a gliding craze started by Bellack and he reports that four out of every five persons there is a glider fan. Captain John F. Turner, of Brooklyn, N.

will face the "We, the People" microphone to tell about his career as an under sea detective. Another guest will be Mrs. Arthur W. Weil, of New York whose father, the late Benjamin Altheimer, originated the idea of Flag Day. National Flag Day will be celebrated Jutne 14.

Mark Warnow will direct the orchestra, and Harry von Zell will be heard as announcer. WHP BADIO PHOGBAT.IS FOB THE ENTKJE WEEK STARTING JUNE 8, 1941 Broadway's Ace Publicizer Publicized by Fred Allen What a publicity man needs is bigger and better publicity. And Fred Allen is the one who can get it. Which. is the reason why Monte Proser, publicist par is to be interviewed on the Wednesday CBS "Texaco Star Theater" so that millions can hear.

9 to 10 p. m. is broadcast time over WHP; If tenor star Kenny Baker wants to know how Harold Lloyd was "put over" if Port i i tj. i i tt 3 icuiu xxiuici lo uiiexesiea in now xieay JLiamarr became the coast to coast toast of film fans if Al Goodman and his orchestra want to know how Madison Square Garden was transformed from a rodeo ring and prizefight panorama into the biggest dance hall from here to there if Wynn Murray wants A i I ILKA CHASE Ilka Chase, actress and social leader, plays host on the new "Penthouse Party" series. WHP, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11 (EASTERN DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME) MORNING 6.30 HBG Sunrise Roundup Penna.

Department of Agriculture 7.00 HBG Morning Alarm 7.15 HBG News Bulletins Kelvinator J. H. Troup Music House 7.20 HBG Morning Alarm Music Time Weather at 7.30 7.45 HBG Bond's Breakfast Bulletins Bond Clothes 8.00 CBS European News Roundup 8.15 HBG Today's Top Tunes Caplan's 8.20 CBS Music of Today 8.45 HBG Morning Devotions 9.00 HBG "Nine O'clock News" Quaker Oats 9.05 HBG Morning Melodies 9.15 CBS Southern Serenade 9.45 CBS Betty Crocker General Mills 10.00 CBS "By Kathleen Norris" General Mills 10.15 CBS "Myrt and Marge" Super Suds 10.30 CBS "Stepmother" Presented by Colgate Palmolive Company 10.45 HBG "Dialing For Dollars' Giant Food Fair Markets 11.00 HBG News Reports Burche Co. 11.05 HBG Ben Klassen, Songs Burche Co. 11.15 CBS "Martha Webster" Campbell Soup 11.30 CBS "Big Sister" Presented by Rinso.

11.45 CBS "Aunt Jenny's Real Life Stories" Spry 12.00 CBS "Kate Smith Speaks" Grape Nuts AFTERNOON 12.15 CBS "When a Girl Marries" Prudential Insurance Company 12.30 HBG Noonday News Hall's 12.40 HBG Weather Report, U. S. Weather Bureau 12.45 CBS "Our Gal Sunday" Anacin 1.00 CBS "Life Can Be Beautiful" Ivory Flakes 1.15 CBS "Woman in White" Oxydol 1.30 CBS "Right to Happiness" Crisco 1.45 CBS "Road of Life" Presented by Chipso 2.00 CBS "Young Doctor Malone" Post Toasties 2.15 CBS "Joyce Jordan" La France and Satina 2.30 HBG News Reports Burche Co. 2.35 HBG Lew White Trio 2.45 CBS "Kate Hopkins" Angel of Mercy Maxwell House Coffee WHP, THURSDAY, JUNE 12 MORNING 6.30 HBG Sunrise Roundup Penna. Department of Agriculture 6.45 HBG Farm News Presented by P.

Loril lard Co. 7.00 HBG Morning Alarm 7.15 HBG News Bulletins Kelvinator J. H. Troup Music House 7.20 HBG Morning Alarm Music Time Weather at 7.30 7.45 HBG Bond's Breakfast Bulletins Bond Clothes 8.00 CBS European News Roundup 8.15 HBG Today's Top Tunes Caplan's 8.20 CBS Simple 'Melodies 8.45 HBG Morning Devotions 9.00 HBG "Nine O'clock News" Quaker Oats 9.05 HBG Morning Melodies 9.15 CBS Oklahoma Outlaws 9.30 CBS Poetic Strings 9.45 CBS Hymns ol All Churches General Mills 10.00 CBS "By Kathleen Norris" General Mills 10.15 CBS "Myrt and Marge" Super Suds 10.30 CBS "Stepmother" Presented by Colgate Palmolive Company 10.45 HBG "Dialing For Dollars" Giant Food Fair Markets 11.00 11.05 11.15 11.30 11.45 12.00 12.15 12.30 12.40 12.45 1.00 1.15 1.30 1.45 2.00 2.15 HBG News Reports Burche Co. HBG Ben Klassen, Songs Burche Co.

CBS "Martha Webster" Campbell Soup CBS "Big Sister" Presented by Rinso CBS "Aunt Jenny's Real Life CBS "Kate Smith Speaks" Grape Nuts AFTERNOON CBS "When a Girl Marries" Prudential Insurance Company HBG Noonday News Hall's HBG Weather Report, U. S. Weather Bureau CBS "Our Gal Sunday" Anacin CBS "Life Can Be Beautiful" Ivory Flakes CBS "Woman in White" Oxydol CBS "Right to Happiness" Crisco CBS "Road of Life" Presented by Chipso CBS "Young Dr. Malone" Posts 40 Bran Flakes CBS "Joyce Jordan Girl Interne" La France and Satina lka Chase's Tenthouse Parly9 New WHP Summer Program "Penthouse Party," with Ilka Chase, emcee; Yvette. pop ular singer and Paul Baron's, began on WHP and the Colum i 4 a rm bia network last rriaay, iu.ou 10 11 p.

m. 1ms program is sponsored by the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company for Camel Cigarets. Miss Chase's guests for the initial program were Judith Anderson, distinguished actress David Rubinoff, violinist.

Each week the program is to feature different celebrities and personalities who drop in informal at the "Penthouse Party" and are called upon to perform. A native New Yorker, Ilka Chase made her professional debut in "The Proud Princess" at a Baltimore theatre in 1924 and made 3.00 CBS Mary Margaret McBride Florida Citrus Fruits 3.15 HBG Ma Perkins Oxydol 3.30 HBG "The Guiding Light" Camay 3.45 HBG Rustic Ramblers 3.55 CBS News Reports 4.00 CBS Bob Hannon, Songs 4.15 CBS National Sewing Contest 4.30 CBS "Story of Bess Johnson" Palmolive Soap 4.45 HBG Junior Town 5.00 CBS "Mary Marlin" Ivory 5.15 CBS "The Goldbergs" Duz 5.30 CBS "The O'Neills" Ivory Soap 5.45 HBG "Treasure Island" Cheeri Oats EVENING 6.00 CBS Edwin. C. Hill "The Human Side of the News" American Oil Company 6.10 CBS Bob Trout, News Commercial Credit Company 6.45 HBG The Sport World 6.30 HBG Radio News Extra Styletex Clothes 6.45 CBS "The World Today" 7.00 HBG "Gifts For Listening' Miller's 7.15 HBG "Little Orphan Annie" Mother's Oats 7.30 HBG "America Takes Wings" 7.45 HBG Fashionaires 8.00 HBG WHP Studio Orchestra 8.30 CBS Jean Hersholt as "Dr. Christian" Chesebrough Mfg.

Company 8.55 CBS Elmer Davis News Palmojive Soap 9.00 CBS Texaco Star Theatre with Fred Allen Presented by Texas Oil Company 10.00 CBS Glenn Miller's Orchestra Presented by Chesterfield Cigarets 10.15 HBG "News Ahead of the Headlines" David's 10.20 HBG Today's Top Tunes Caplan's 10.30 HBG "Speak Up For Democracy" 10.45 CBS News of the World 11.00 HBG Nobe Frank Sportcast Tech Beer 11.05 HBG Europe Then and Now 11.15 CBS Joey Kearns and His Orchestra 11.30 CBS Vaughn Monroe and His. Orchestra 12.00 CBS Press Radio News 12.05 CBS Lew Gray and His Orchestra 12.30 CBS Dick Shelton and His Orchestra 12.55 CBS News Summary and Sign off 2.30 HBG News Reports Burche Co. 2.35 HBG Accordion Aces 2.45 CBS "Kate Hopkins" Angel of Mercy Maxwell House Coffee 3.00 HBG Matinee Melodies 315 HBG "Ma Perkins" Oxydol 3.30 HBG "The Guiding Light" Camay 3.45 HBG Jack Berch and the Gulf Spray Gang 4.00 HBG Press Radio News 4.05 CBS Columbia Concert Orchestra 4.30 CBS "Story of Bess Johnson" Palmolive Soap 4.45 HBG WHP Studio Ensemble 5.00 CBS "Mary Marlin" Ivory 5.15 CBS "The Goldbergs" Duz 5.30 CBS "The O'Neills" Ivory Soap 5.45 HBG "Treasure Island" Cheeri Oats EVENING 6.00 CBS Edwin C. Hill "The Human Side of the News" American Oil Company 6.10 HBG News Reports Burche Co. 6.15 HBG The Sport World 6.30 HBG Radio News Extra Styletex TJlothes 6.45 CBS "The World Today" 7.00 HBG "Gifts For Listening" Miller's 7.15 HBG "Little Orphan Annie" Mother's Oats 7.30 CBS "Vox Pop" Penn Tobacco Company 8.00 CBS "The Colgate Spotlight" Colgate Palmolive Company 8.30 CBS "City Desk" Colgate Shaving Cream 8.55 CBS Elmer Davis, News Palmolive Soap 9.00 CBS Major Bowes Original Amateur Hour Chrysler Corporation 10.00 CBS Glenn Miller's Orchestra by Chesterfield Cigarets 10.15 CBS "Professor Quiz" Velvet Tobacco 10.45 CBS News of the War 11.00 HBG Nobe Frank Sportcast Tech Beer 11.05 HBG Europe Then and Now 11.15 CBS Dance Orchestra 11.30 CBS Michael Loring and His Orchestra 12.00 CBS Linton Wells, News 12.05 CBS Joey Kearns and His Orchestra 12.30 CBS Ray Noble and His Orchestra 12.55 CBS News Summary and Sign off Yvette 11 her first New York stage appearance that same year in "The Red Falcon." With the exception of a year spent in London as correspondent for "Vogue," she has continued her Broadway career.

Her most famous role was "Sylvia Fowler" in Clare Boothe's play, "The Women." Miss Chase has appeared in 22 successful plays. She's busy now writing the scripts for "Penthouse Party," managing her household and doing fashion commentary for British War Relief. Songstress Yvette (nee Elsa Harris) at the age of 13, came to New York from Birmingham, Last year, at 18, Yvette got her first radio contract and since, has sung at leading New York night clubs. Paul Baron, 30, whose orchestra is to supply music for "Penthouse Party," has been an arranger for 11 years. He creates singing styles adapted to the individuality of singers.

Among his clients are Fifi D'Orsay, Lupe Velez, Ann Sothern, Elvira Rios, Bernice Parks and Yvette. Baron started out to become a doctor at the University of Maryland, but shifted to the Peabody Conservatory, in his native Baltimore and, armed with a musical education came to New York. Bert Parks is the announcer for the program which is to be heard on WHP every Friday. I ah BURGESS MEREDITH Burgess Meredith, one of America's few stage screen radio musical stars, brings his talents into play as star of CBS "Campbell Playhouse" in the George Zachary production of Lynn Riggs' folksong story, "Green Grow the Lilacs," on Friday, 9.30 to 10 p. m.

over WHP. Theatre Guild success just a decade ago and made a triumphant road tour after several months on Broadway. The plot makes no attempt to be deviously dramatic, getting its power from complete simplicity. It is a story Oklahoma when that state still was a territory and was struggling toward ultimate merger with Indian Territory. Author Riggs on several occas ions has explained that he set the characters of the story a wealthy girl ranch owner, a cowboy and a hired hand and just let the story evolve from them.

"Campbell Playhouse" Directojr George Zachary and Orchestra Leader Lyn Murray have planned to follow this theme in the Columbia network production. There will be the unusual ingredientspioneer country simplicity, drama, tragedy, music woven together to tell the story behind a folk song "Green Grow the Lilacs.".